The home of common sense. This is talk. Let's spend Tuesday morning together and with me is the great

political commentator Charlie Rowley. Welcome Charlie. Good morning. Thanks Kevin. That's very lively at this time.

Yes. Well, I thought that was a superb introduction. Yeah. I was chomping at the bit to have a bit of a go about that Bob villain character.

Yeah, well, we'll get to that soon because, as I say, there's a six-month statute of limitations,

a charge that he would face, which would be inciting violence, potentially inciting racial, hatred and violence.

These are charges that must be brought within six months.

It was June the 28th at Glastonbury,

when Bob Villain or what's in name, Pascal Foster Robinson.

Is it Robinson Foster?

I must look that up.

It's almost as if I care, isn't it?

Whatever is posh, typhinated name is. That's when he chanted at Glastonbury Death, Death to the IDF, which is of course a call for soldiers, Jewish soldiers for the Israeli defense force to be killed.

That strikes me as a call to violence, strikes me as anti-Semitic as well.

Racial hatred, isn't it?

I mean, I'm not a big fan of hate crimes, of charging people for things they say.

In my ideal world, that wouldn't happen.

But those laws are there.

And the fact that Somerset and Avon police seem to have contrived to come up with a reason not to charge them,

I think says a lot.

It speaks volumes.

You know, the police pro-Palestine, that's my view.

I think they're blatantly anti-Israel, the police.

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