The Supreme Court has struck down Donald Trump's emergency tariff powers in a major blow to his foreign policy trade negotiation leverage.

And I got to be honest, I'm going to cut right to the chase.

I'm a huge fan of Trump's tariffs.

I'm a fan of his strategies and plans on this one.

I think ultimately this will be very, very bad for these United States because we simultaneously

have the offshoring of our jobs and our manufacturing with the opening of our borders and the

flooding of illegal immigrants. So our low-skill labor is being shipped overseas while we're getting

a flood of low-skill laborers. This is a recipe for disaster in this country. So, in fact, we're not going to focus too much on that because we have a much bigger story for all of you today. And it is the return to the United States of the legendary Tommy Robinson. Thank you, Tim. It's a good reception. Who are you? What do you do? Who am I? What do you do? Well, I'm a journalist from the UK.

I wasn't a journalist always. I was a street activist. I started off in 2009, combating and

discussing problems with mass open border immigration, specifically from Islamic nations.

I was born in Luton Town, which is 30 miles north of London. When I was born in 1982,

there was one mosque. There's now 45. I've seen the change to my town. I've seen the problems.

Luton was named by the CIA as the epicentre for terrorist atrocities across Europe.

I've seen it all. So I don't talk about what I've read in a book. I talk about life experience.

I've seen the loss of freedom. I've seen the two-tier policing. I've seen the weakness and the cowardice by authorities to deal with these gangs. What you've seen is in Minnesota, you know, the little thing you've seen with the Somalians, well, I've watched this my whole life, yeah? The inability to tackle crimes from a certain community in the town. Kid gloves for every other community. Iron F for every other community, but kid gloves for the Islamic community. So I've seen lots of problems. I started talking about them in 2009. I formed a street protest movement called the English Defence League. We were pretty, pretty lively. I'm not going to lie. Lively. Lively is one word. You have to remember at that time, you know, we all now talk about grooming.

You've heard about grooming gangs.

Yeah.

Grooming gangs is raped jihad. They're not grooming gangs, grooming something you do to a dog when you groom it. We're talking about young children being kidnapped, prostitute, raped and murdered in every town and city across the UK that has an Islamic community. and we're talking about a conspiracy of silence

from police leaders, religious leaders and political leaders

who all knew it was happening, but let it

happen because rather than offending the Islamic community, or how dare they be deemed racist,

so police officers didn't want to be called racist. So rather than be called racist, they literally

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