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Elon Musk Talks at Tommy Robinson's 'Unite the Kingdom' rally · Elon Musk Podcast

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Hey everybody. Welcome back to the Elon Musk
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OK, congratulations. Congratulations Tommy on putting
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together an amazing event and really rallying to the people of
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Britain. Elon, none of this could have
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happened without you giving the British public access to the
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truth and giving us free speech and fighting for our free
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speech. So on behalf of Great Britain
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and the British public, we're incredibly grateful, Elon.
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You're most you're most welcome. You're most welcome.
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And you may notice this T-shirt that I'm wearing is Great
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British author George Orwell. What would Orwell think?
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I think that's generally a good way to look at these things.
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He would want freedom of speech. He'd want the people to know
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what's real. He want the people to fight
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against government oppression and and fight for the truth and
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fight for the future of Britain. Elon, we are incredibly grateful
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for your time. We know what a busy man you are.
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Why is it important for you to be here today speaking at this
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Unite the Kingdom event? Well, I, I'm of primarily
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British heritage, British ancestry.
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I, I want Britain to be be greater than it ever has been.
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I, I want Britain to, to remain Britain.
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I think there's there's something beautiful about being
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British and what I see happening is a destruction of Britain,
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initially a slow erosion, but a rapidly increasing erosion of
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Britain with massive uncontrolled migration, a
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failure by the government to protect innocent people,
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including children who are getting gang raped.
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It's unreal. The government has failed in its
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duty to protect its citizens, which is a fundamental duty of
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government. This has got to stop.
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There needs to be massive government reform in Britain and
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the people need to be in charge, not some bureaucracy that
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doesn't care. Elon, I believe that's what we
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started today, powered by the people sending a message
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worldwide. Elon, you spent an incredible
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lot of money on X. Why is free speech so important
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to you? Well, I, I believe you, you
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can't get to the truth of things without freedom of speech,
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without active debate. And there's so many on the left
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that want to just crush debate and, and, and, and, and put
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people in prison just for talking as you were just, was
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just for speaking their mind. You know, the, the essence of
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democracy is it should be a government for the people, by
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the people. And in fact this is a government
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against the people and not for the people.
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This is why everyone has gathered here today is
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something's got to be done. This is unacceptable.
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The, the, the government needs to be responsible to the people
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of Britain. It needs to protect Britain
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needs to protect the, the, the weak, those who cannot protect
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themselves, especially the children.
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And when I read about some of the, the horrific stories and
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how the government did nothing and try to hide it, they try to
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hide this, these horrific crimes.
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And then you see how much violence there's on the left
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with our, our friend Charlie Cook getting murdered in cold
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blood this week and people on the left celebrating it openly.
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The left is the party of murder and celebrating murder.
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I mean, let's put that sink in for a minute.
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That's who we're dealing with here.
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That is who we're dealing with. Elon, to so many of the British
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public who are scared to exercise their free speech,
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they're worried about being imprisoned, they're worried
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about being attacked, even to share their speech on your
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platform of X, what message would you give to.
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Them the message is, is really my message is to to to the
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reasonable center, the, the, the, the common sense.
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So my appeal is to to British common sense, which is to look
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carefully around you and say, if this continues, what, what, what
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world, what world will you be living in?
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This is this is a message to the reasonable center, the people
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who ordinarily wouldn't get involved in politics, who just
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want to live their lives. They don't want, they're quiet.
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They just go about their business.
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My message is to them, if this continues, that violence is
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going to come to you. You will have no choice.
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This is a this is you're in a fundamental situation here.
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Where you where Whether you choose violence or not, violence
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is coming to you. You either fight back or you
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die. You either fight back or you
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die. And that's the truth.
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Today, Elon, I think we're, I think the British public are
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telling the world that they're ready to fight back.
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Good, yes. Come on, come on, Ray Britain,
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come on. We've inspired the nation.
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Elon, you've spoken a lot about woke culture, the woke mine
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virus and how it damages innovation and freedom of
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thought. We know that DEI often sees
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people getting jobs when they definitely don't deserve them.
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Do you think this culture is holding back progress in the
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West? And what do you think needs to
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happen to reserve it, to reverse it?
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Yeah, again, I'm appealing to to sort of common sense and
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fairness. I want to emphasize just common
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sense and fairness, which is that we should make our
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decisions based on merit, on how if somebody is talented and hard
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working, then that should be the only means of advancement.
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Not there should not be discrimination on the basis of
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sex or religion or any, any race or anything else.
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And what a lot of the the world stuff is, it's it's actually
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super racist. It's super sexist and and it's,
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you know, often it's it's anti religion, but only anti
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Christian. Like why?
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Why only anti Christian? That's that's unfair.
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So This is why I gained my message is to the reasonable
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middle. Do you not want a world where
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there is fairness and common sense and you advance as a
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function of your, of how hard you work and your towns and your
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integrity? That should be all that matters.
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And the work, the work by Enviros that I call it, is
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against all of that strong. Thank you.
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Elon, we hear so much about censorship being pushed by
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governments and global corporations and organizations.
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A lot of people don't understand why we're allowing mass,
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uncontrolled immigration into all Western nations.
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Do you believe that there are powerful forces outside of
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elected officials, someone controlling governments that are
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trying to control the flow of information?
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And how do we resist that pressure?
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Yeah, I think when you, when you look at the behaviour of
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organizations or people, you have to say what is the
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incentive for these organizations?
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And frankly, the there's a massive incentive on the left to
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import voters. So if they can't, if they can't
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convince the their their nation to vote for them, they're going
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to import people from other nations to vote for them.
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This is a massive factor. And frankly, it's a strategy
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that will succeed if it is not stopped it.
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And it is thus far it is succeeding.
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And you see strong movements to allow people who are not from
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Britain to vote in Britain, to allow people who are not from
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France or, or elsewhere to vote in, in those countries, and thus
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depriving the the citizens of their democratic power.
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It's, it's, it's really a voter importation thing.
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And if they are allowed to succeed, they, if they're
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allowed, if this is allowed to continue, they will succeed in
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importing voters, swaying the elections, and taking your vote
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away from you. That is 100% what is happening.
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Do you know what's great? The BBC and the mass media
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cannot control this, can they? I love.
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You, I mean the BBC is compressed in the destruction of
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Britain. And we pay for it, Elon.
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We pay for it. Yes, we're.
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Forced to pay for it do. You know anything?
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To say if we don't pay for it. You're forced to pay for your
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own destruction. It's insane, it's unfair, it is
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wrong. Elon, a lot of ordinary people
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that are here today, they've been, they feel ignored, they
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feel censored, or they're labeled just for speaking up
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about their legitimate fears and concerns in their communities.
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Do you believe technology like X or even AI can finally give
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power back to those people? Or do you think it'll make
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censorship worse or even automate it?
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I mean, that's a, that's a complicated question.
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It really depends on what government is in charge.
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The government can obviously use whatever powers are available to
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suppress the people. And so I, I really think that
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there's got to be a change of government in Britain And, and
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you can't we, we don't have another four years or whatever
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the next election is. It's, it's, it's too long.
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Something's got to be done. There's got to be a dissolution
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of Parliament and A and a new vote held.
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It's and, and, and really what, what matters is, is rallying the
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people of Britain, really getting the people of Britain to
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get the message out there, talk to your friends and family and,
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and build a massive power basing on the people.
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And, and, and like I said, you, you really got to appeal to the,
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the sort of average, the just the normal people that just want
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to go about their business, that they're sort of in a village
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somewhere, they're working. They just want to mind their own
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business. But, but you've got to point out
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to them that if, if we don't take action, they won't be able
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to mind their own business because other people are going
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to come and maraud them. There's, there's risk of,
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there's genuine risk of rape and murder and the destruction of
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the country and, and dissolution of the entire way of life.
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And so yes, in the normal course of, of, of, of business, if, if
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things were, if, if, if you weren't under massive attack,
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then then people should go about their business and, and just,
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you know, live their lives. But unfortunately, if the fight
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comes to you, you don't have a choice.
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You, you have to, you have to fight.
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So you have to rally the the whole, all of the people of
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Britain to fight for the future. Let me ask and if this doesn't
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happen, there won't be a future. Are you ready to fight for your
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future Britain? Fight for your future.
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Do it. Go.
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Will we be gagged any longer, Britain?
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But you know what I mean, Tommy, you know, you know what I mean.
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There's, you know, there's, I mean.
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I talk to my friends in Britain and, and they're like, they're
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like, yes, you know, they're, they're, they live in, in a
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village here or there or a town or city here or there.
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And they're like, well, it doesn't seem like it's really
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that much of a problem. I'm like, well, if you want to
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know what, what, what, where, where, what's going to happen to
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your town or village, just visit London and you'll see that it's,
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it's, you know, filled with crime.
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It's, it doesn't often doesn't feel like Britain at all.
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And it's only, it's only a matter of time before that is
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what what happens to your town or village.
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They it starts in London but it will spread to every town or
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village in in in the country and and no one will have any peace.
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We're running out of time, people.
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We're running out of time, Elon. You've built rockets, you've
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built cars, you've built satellites, you've built AI,
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things most of us couldn't dream of.
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It's fair to say you're a visionary.
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When you look at leaders in Europe and the UK today, do you
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think they share the same talent for future vision, or do you
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feel like they'll be left behind and out of touch?
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Well, I, I, I think we've got to have a freer, a freer country, a
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freer, you know, Europe in general has to be freer.
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It's, it's stifled by bureaucracy.
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It's, I think it's, I think it's good that Britain left the, the
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EU because there's just too much bureaucracy in the EU.
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But frankly, instead of, instead of really going down a path of
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personal freedom and deregulation and, and, and, and
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getting rid of these stifling regulations.
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Unfortunately, the British government has has pretty much
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stayed on par with with the EU, if not in some ways made the
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stifling regulation worse. So this is this, if, if you have
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excess government regulation and oppression, you, you, you stifle
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the freedom of people to try new and great ideas and, and Britain
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used to be a country that did amazing things, some of the
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boldest things and on the entire planet.
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And that is possible in the future.
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But it can't be done if you've got this massive oppressive
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bureaucracy and a government that doesn't care about its
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people. And that has to change.
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There has to be profound change and and and there's not much
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time left. Elon, you've said before that
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civilization is fragile. We agree is precious.
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When you look at the West right now, every country in the West
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with its wars, its divisions, its censorship and its declining
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trust and institutions, none of us trust them at all.
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None of the public trust. Are you optimistic or
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pessimistic about where we are heading?
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I, I think if, if, if the people of Britain take charge and
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actually ensure that there's a government that represents their
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interests and not a government that represents foreign
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interests, then I think Britain has a great future and I think
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we can be optimistic. I think there's amazing things
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that are possible if the, if the technology that is coming is
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used in the right way, we can have an, an incredibly exciting
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future, one which is, you know, sort of Star Trek made real.
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It's it's sort of like the exciting utopian sci-fi where we
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have spaceships and we've got robots and we've got, you know,
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incredible technologies that are, that are really exciting.
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But we need to preserve civilization long enough for
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that to happen. And, and we need to go on with
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it and upward. And we need to fight for such a
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future. Such a future is not inevitable.
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We have to fight for such a future.
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I think that I think that many British people have lost hope.
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But after today's scene, have you got hope again?
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Britain, Britain is awake. Thanks to you, Elon.
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Thanks for your input. Can we just start?
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Thanks to you, Tommy. Thank you, Bravo.
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Can we ask what, what do you see as the future of the UK and
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Europe in your vision? What's where are we heading?
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What's the future like for us? Well, I think, I think there
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needs to be a future where there is where the people take charge,
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where there's there's deregulation, a massive
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reduction in bureaucracy and generally a New Hope where
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people look forward, wake up in the morning, look forward to the
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future. They're excited about what's
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going to happen next. And but we must have
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revolutionary government change for that to occur.
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And this, this is not ordinary course of business sort of
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stuff. This really requires everyone
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to, to sort of Marshall the people.
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So to take charge, reform the government and make sure that
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you actually have a government that is formed people by the
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people. And that's essential.
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And that's not if. And so we really had a fork in
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the road here. There's a fork in the road to,
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to, to darkness or greatness. And that and that will be
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decided only in a matter of years.
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And we must take the path to greatness.
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And that's the path that's exciting and inspiring and will
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make what life worth living. Elon, you've done more than
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anyone to shine a torch on the crimes committed against a
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generation of our daughters. On behalf of everyone and on
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behalf of all of us in Great Britain, thank you.
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Know what? We wouldn't even be in the
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fight. Not only are we in the fight
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right now, but we're on the advance thanks to free speech
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being fought for for us by Elon Musk.
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We're very grateful, Sir. You're most welcome.
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