So it's interesting you're saying this because for me, when I talk to friends or guys about Tommy Robinson, you know, it's a very interesting reaction that we get. In a morning, we're sitting here, literally an hour and a half prior to this, me and Rob are out there kind of going through finalizing the notes. And I see this fellow with his wife to our left. He keeps going like this to me. He keeps looking at me. And you can tell he's Middle Eastern, maybe Indian, but I don't know yet.

But he's paying attention to what we're talking about.

We're watching videos and we're going through a couple things.

Then he comes back and he says, hey, I heard you're talking about UK and, you know, what's going on there?

And Muslims and Sikhs and all this other stuff.

And so what do you think about what's going on? Well, let me tell you what's going on.

So what do you think about Tommy Robinson?

So Tommy Robinson.

I says, yeah, what do you think about it?

He says, well, you know, you have to know that I said, you're out a nice resort.

I'm assuming you make money or successful.

So I'm from education. He says, Tommy Robinson, man, he's been arrested, he's been in trouble, he's done this, he's done that.

But a lot of my friends who couldn't stand him 20 years ago are now siding with him.

I said, really?

He says, a lot of people are agreeing with him now.

I said, why are they agreeing with him?

He says, well, I used to live in London.

Now I'm out.

I saw what was going on at Sheffield. Is it Sheffield? What did he call the Schofield or Sheffield one of the cities?

There is a city who's Sheffield? Then that's where he's from. He says Sheffield, he says, you know, when I lived there, it was something else 20 years ago versus what it is today. So we know when we watch you, what you're against.

People call you racist, people call you Islamophobic.

I said, what would you ask him?

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