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Okay, did you see what happened last weekend in London?

I saw it because we had the leader of this movement booked on this show

for today's episode. But I think what happened with him and his movement in London was so

surprisingly successful and massive that he's just too big for us now. We couldn't reach him to

come on. I'm hoping we can reschedule him. But what happened in

London over the weekend, I think was in part fueled by Charlie Kirk's murder, but also by this

growing discontent in England, in the UK, about free speech being reigned in When a comedian gets arrested by five police officers at

Heathrow Airport for a post he made, that's a little dangerous, don't you think? When he has to

appear in court to defend a post, heaven forbid that happens in America, but heaven forbid it happens anywhere, particularly

in in Europe and the UK.

And these are, this is really like our cousins, right?

These are, we're so connected with the UK.

And the fact that this is happening, the other problem in the UK that this guest, who was supposed to be here, Tommy Robinson, follow him on X, he's lamenting how much immigration has changed the country. Now, this is an issue in the United States as well. So it's something that I think resonates with a lot of people here. And the problem is that you can welcome people into your borders legally. But what you hope is that they share your values, that they're moving into your country, your club, if you will, your place of value. I i mean you wouldn't let people in your house who were

there to hurt you right you wouldn't let people in your business that don't comport with your

values and why are we letting people in our country that hate us well this is happening in the

UK as well.

There have been a lot of repercussions for that. So, suffice to say that over the weekend in London,

and you may or may not have seen it, I watched almost the entire thing on my flight home from

New York on X. It got up to like three, four million viewers on X, and there were millions

there in the streets of London, protesting the free speech crackdowns and protesting the

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