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Elon Musk Exposed It: Cops Cuffed The Dying Victim, Not The Killer · Unshaken & Unafraid with Joe Pags

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Speaker 1: Elon Musk got involved, so now the entire world knows
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Speaker 1: about this case. He would not stop posting about a
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Speaker 1: stab team cuffed by cops who let him die. The
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Speaker 1: teen was the victim. The cops took the word of somebody,
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Speaker 1: the man who's not been convicted of murdering him, that
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Speaker 1: he used racial words or something like that, none of
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Speaker 1: which ended up being true. Without Elon Musk jumping in.
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Speaker 1: And you see a lot of the posts here, the
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Speaker 1: world wouldn't know about the case of Henry Novak. I
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Speaker 1: sat with k Hill to break down exactly what went down,
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Speaker 1: and again, you probably wouldn't know about this unless Elon
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Speaker 1: Musk started tweeting. Eighteen year old guy celebrating with his
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Speaker 1: football slash soccer team. He's out there just enjoying the night,
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Speaker 1: and he ends up dead, stabbed four or five times,
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Speaker 1: and when the police got there, they were told by
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Speaker 1: the assailant, the guy who killed him, well, he said
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Speaker 1: something racist to me, and the police put him in handcuffs,
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Speaker 1: and the guy saying, I can't breathe, I've been stabbed,
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Speaker 1: and one of the cops literally Kay says on this
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Speaker 1: disturbing piece of idea, I don't think so, mate, and
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Speaker 1: then the guy dies in hincuffs. Are we at the
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Speaker 1: place in the United Kingdom to where this is commonplace?
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Speaker 1: You'll show up if somebody claims racism, and if that's
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Speaker 1: somebody is a black or brown person, not somebody who's
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Speaker 1: from Great Britain, necessarily are the police already told You've
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Speaker 1: got to take their word for it and lock the
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Speaker 1: other guy up because what I saw happened was disgusting.
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Speaker 2: To answer your question, yes, that is absolutely where they're
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Speaker 2: at in the UK. I was listening to an interview
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Speaker 2: this morning on Newsmax with I can't remember his name,
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Speaker 2: it's Winston something, and it's going to drive me crazy.
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Speaker 2: It's one of the former members of Mumford and Sons
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Speaker 2: like me came to America and kind of realized, oh wow, okay,
1:47
Speaker 2: things aren't going so well back in Blightye I might
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Speaker 2: have been misled. And the way that he the way
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Speaker 2: that he described it and what his sources have told him.
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Speaker 2: And I want to get to some stuff that sources
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Speaker 2: have told me, which.
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Speaker 1: Is as Marshal. I think that's who it is.
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Speaker 2: Right, that's it, Winston Marshall. So the way he described
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Speaker 2: it was not only have police been told to be
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Speaker 2: anti racist, but it's to be proactively anti racist within
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Speaker 2: the scope of their work. So the actual word of law,
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Speaker 2: criminal activity. Everything you think you know about policing and
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Speaker 2: the legal system, throw it out the window if there's
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Speaker 2: even a hint that there could be an ounce of
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Speaker 2: racism in anything with it. And we've seen this, right,
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Speaker 2: we saw this with the inquiry into the rape gangs.
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Speaker 2: We've seen this. This is why so many people are
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Speaker 2: following people like Tommy Robinson back in the UK, because
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Speaker 2: there is a two tiered policing, two tiered justice system
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Speaker 2: that favors or not. I don't want to say favors,
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Speaker 2: because what I really think is happening, Joe, is British
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Speaker 2: people more scared of being called or perceived as racist
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Speaker 2: than they are in pointing a finger at people who
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Speaker 2: are from a different like who aren't white, literally just
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Speaker 2: aren't white, who are committing crimes against British people.
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Speaker 1: So well, let me stop you at a fear of
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Speaker 1: being called racist, they're going to take their word for
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Speaker 1: it and weigh the case heavily on their side until
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Speaker 1: it's proven that they were bad. How don't we just
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Speaker 1: put blinderis on and say, hey, you stabbed the guy
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Speaker 1: five times with your traditional knife and you're going to
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Speaker 1: go to jail for the rest of your life. Way,
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Speaker 1: why do they care if somebody calls you a racist
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Speaker 1: if you.
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Speaker 2: Do the job right, It's just part of the culture. Now.
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Speaker 2: I don't know when that happened, because it's certainly like
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Speaker 2: I've lived in America now for ten years or a
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Speaker 2: little over ten years. Wasn't like that when I lived there.
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Speaker 2: There wasn't this idea like, oh if you say something
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Speaker 2: like even if you make a joke, now, Joe, even
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Speaker 2: if you make a joke, you can be seen as racist.
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Speaker 2: You will still get canceled. In the UK, it's absolutely insane.
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Speaker 2: We have no freedom of speech, we have no freedom
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Speaker 2: of thought, quite frankly, and there's left wing, there's right wing.
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Speaker 2: There's nothing in the middle. You are one or the other.
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Speaker 2: And if you had pointed a finger in the situation
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Speaker 2: and said, you know, oh, like Novak was in, Oh sorry,
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Speaker 2: this guy murdered Novak because of like a racist thing,
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Speaker 2: like you were seen as racist, if that makes any sense.
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Speaker 2: But basically what happened that night, which is really what
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Speaker 2: I want to get into first because I didn't realize
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Speaker 2: how insane this was. Joe. So Henry Novak, eighteen year
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Speaker 2: old University of Southampton student, like you said, out with
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Speaker 2: his football mates. He's walking home, Joe. When I was
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Speaker 2: at university, Not to brag, but I could drink my
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Speaker 2: body weight in any kind of alcohol. That's how we
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Speaker 2: do UNI in the UK. You just drank because there
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Speaker 2: was nothing else to do. Henry had so little to
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Speaker 2: drink that he could still legally drive. So he's already
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Speaker 2: a good kid. He's already got his head screwed on right,
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Speaker 2: he's already making good decisions for himself. He walks past
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Speaker 2: this guy Digua, who again we might pronounce his name differently.
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Speaker 2: I don't really care how this guy to with you
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Speaker 2: walks past him. He's a he's a Sikh. I grew
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Speaker 2: up with a lot of Sikhs, typically peaceful people and
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Speaker 2: part of the sort of Sikh religion culture, well religion.
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Speaker 2: They carry a ceremonial knife. Now, I went to school
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Speaker 2: with a bunch of Sikhs. Never saw any of them
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Speaker 2: carrying a knife.
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Speaker 1: About.
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Speaker 2: But you don't actually do it.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't it bear mentioning that? In Great Britain, nobody's allowed
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Speaker 1: to carry a knife, but because they said it was
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Speaker 1: part of their religion, he was allowed to.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. And I carried a knife and pepper spray
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Speaker 2: and all of that kind of stuff when I live
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Speaker 2: back in the UK, because even though it wasn't particularly
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Speaker 2: dangerous when I lived there, I worked in nightclubs. You
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Speaker 2: want to have something on you, you know, So he
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Speaker 2: walks past, Henry walks past this guy who This is
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Speaker 2: all alleged, but I've seen reports from people that went
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Speaker 2: to school with him, allegedly that apparently he was obsessed
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Speaker 2: with knives, violence, had a violent streak in him. Was
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Speaker 2: always just like off you like that one kid. You know,
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Speaker 2: they say like, oh, go and be kind to the
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Speaker 2: quiet kid. Don't be kind to the quiet kid, or
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Speaker 2: you know, like keep him at arm's length. Don't be
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Speaker 2: kind to the weird kid, because the weird kid might
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Speaker 2: turn out to be a serial killer. That is one
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Speaker 2: of the craziest misconceptions about the whole like anti bullying culture.
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Speaker 2: Like obviously, don't be a bully, but if you think
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Speaker 2: a child is weird and gives you like a weird feeling,
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Speaker 2: listen to that. It might be your instincts, and so
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Speaker 2: I guess a lot of people who went to school
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Speaker 2: with this sea kid had those same instincts. Again, nothing
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Speaker 2: to do with his religion, just with like who he
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Speaker 2: was and his personality. So he exploited his religion in
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Speaker 2: order to carry this knife, and he stabbed Henry four times,
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Speaker 2: one of which was the fatal stab. I haven't seen
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Speaker 2: any of the autopsy reports, but the judge did say
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Speaker 2: that even if the even if Henry had been administered
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Speaker 2: life saving care, he wouldn't have survived. I do not
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Speaker 2: believe that. My gut just says that's not true. I
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Speaker 2: know people who've literally been shot like nine times and survived.
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Speaker 2: And if you stab someone and they're gonna die of it,
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Speaker 2: they die within seconds.
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Speaker 1: Right And by the way, kke exactly, it sounds to
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Speaker 1: me like they're trying to somehow rationalize that he they
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Speaker 1: hadn't been handcuffed, but he's a gunner anyway, which, sorry,
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Speaker 1: you're not getting away with that. Every single person who
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Speaker 1: touched that case should be fired and possibly face charges.
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Speaker 1: Are they facing charges? These cops were not only you know,
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Speaker 1: rude and dismissive of him, they were completely incompetent and
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Speaker 1: they were derelict in their duty? Are they facing the
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Speaker 1: music here?
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Speaker 2: So internal affairs, you're not gonna hear like anything about
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Speaker 2: what is actually going on. I wouldn't be surprised if
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Speaker 2: none of them face any charge, Like I really, I
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Speaker 2: would be surprised if they leave the job whatever. I'd
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Speaker 2: be surprised if any of this comes back on them genuinely. Uh.
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Speaker 2: The thing though, that I find most fascinating about this
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Speaker 2: case if we're looking at it from sort of like
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Speaker 2: a massive collapse of civilization, like this is like Henry
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Speaker 2: Novak's death is going to is already creating a revolution
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Speaker 2: in the UK, Joe, there's a lot of people. Like
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Speaker 2: the way I explained it to some friends and family
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Speaker 2: back in the UK recently, I was like, you've got
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Speaker 2: to look at this the same way as the George
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Speaker 2: Floyd death. Yes, George Floyd had voluntarily taken drugs and
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Speaker 2: that's what killed him, but there was still a police
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Speaker 2: intervention there, and the police should have actually intervened and
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Speaker 2: administered life saving care while he's overdosing, like that's just
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Speaker 2: what happens. They didn't, And in this case, the police
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Speaker 2: should have intervened and listened to this poor child. And
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Speaker 2: do you know what the craziest as soon as I
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Speaker 2: made that compare about there's people yelling at the radio,
9:01
Speaker 2: yelling at the CBO. It's not the same, it's not
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Speaker 2: the same thing. I just said that because that one statement, Joe,
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Speaker 2: is the only statement that I've been able to come
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Speaker 2: out with with any of my British friends and family
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Speaker 2: that they will listen to it and say, oh, yeah,
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Speaker 2: you're right. It is similar to It's not similar to
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Speaker 2: George Floyd. It's nothing like the George Floyd case. But
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Speaker 2: that is the only thing that can get people to
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Speaker 2: listen because they are so so manipulated, so naive in
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Speaker 2: the UK that when they saw a white kid got killed,
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Speaker 2: most of them it's not that they didn't care. Everyone
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Speaker 2: said it was very sad, but I honestly think that
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Speaker 2: a lot of them said, well, he probably said the
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Speaker 2: racist thing. He didn't say anything racist. He actually didn't say,
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Speaker 2: I don't think anything to dig or. I think he
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Speaker 2: like walked past him. She's like, oh, yeah, may you're
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Speaker 2: a bad man, which is a freaking compliment in the UK.
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Speaker 2: And this guy turned around and stabbed him several times.
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Speaker 2: The police show up, the police handcuffed Henry because not
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Speaker 2: even the sailent Digua. It was his brother that called
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Speaker 2: nine nine nine, which is our nine to one one,
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Speaker 2: not to report that his brother had murdered someone, but
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Speaker 2: to say, oh, my brother was walking home and some
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Speaker 2: kid was racist towards him. And obviously that wasn't what happened.
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Speaker 2: And so the police took all of that at face value,
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Speaker 2: and they keep saying, oh, it was like a complex crime.
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Speaker 2: It was this, No, it wasn't. It was an absolutely
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Speaker 2: cut and dry case, right. One man stabbed a child
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Speaker 2: basically to death, and the police refused to do anything
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Speaker 2: because they didn't want to be perceived as racist, and
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Speaker 2: because they're so indoctrinated they think they would be so
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Speaker 2: at the end of the day, Joe, I don't think
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Speaker 2: the police are going to end up getting in trouble
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Speaker 2: for this, because they're going to probably blame their training,
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Speaker 2: then their training will blame someone else, and then blah
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Speaker 2: blah blah blah.
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Speaker 1: Blah blah blahah. We all saw the video that was
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Speaker 1: in training. Then we all saw the video that this
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Speaker 1: guy dismissed the man who was dying on the ground
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Speaker 1: in handcuffs. I can't believe them in handcuffs. But let's
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Speaker 1: unpack some of what you just said, because what you
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Speaker 1: just said sounds extremely foreign. And I don't mean foreign
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Speaker 1: like England versus the United States, just foreign like outer space.
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Speaker 1: There's no way you can just call nine nine nine
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Speaker 1: or are nine to one one and say somebody was
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Speaker 1: racist towards me. That's not a crime. If I called
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Speaker 1: everybody I saw the N word today, they don't have
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Speaker 1: the right to kill me, you know what I mean,
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Speaker 1: they don't. Yeah, So I mean, is it a thing
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Speaker 1: in Great Britain that if somebody claims that somebody else
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Speaker 1: was racist to you, you get to show up with
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Speaker 1: handcuffs and put them in handcuffs? Really?
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, that's the thing. So there's no freedom
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Speaker 2: of speech anymore, like none whatsoever. And the worst part
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Speaker 2: I think of all of this, Joe, aside from Henry's death,
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Speaker 2: is the even white British people are saying, well, and
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Speaker 2: including Kia Stamer, who is a joke. I mean, he
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Speaker 2: was a joke before this. It's even worse now they're
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Speaker 2: blaming people like Elon Musk and jd Vance for getting involved.
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Speaker 2: What they're not sitting there and going, oh, he's made
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Speaker 2: a huge mistake in normalizing this idea that racism is
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Speaker 2: worse than violence, or racism is violence. It's this, you know,
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Speaker 2: we are going through a cultural collapse, and we've let
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Speaker 2: you know, millions of non British people into the country
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Speaker 2: who do not share our culture, who don't abide by
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Speaker 2: our laws. No, none of that's the problem. It's Elon
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Speaker 2: Musk who runs the only freedom of speech or free
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Speaker 2: speech platform in the world right now, the only one.
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Speaker 2: It's his fault for sharing information about this case, and
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Speaker 2: it's JD Vance's fault for commenting on it. I'm not joking,
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Speaker 2: like literally and the Guardian, but the Guardians.
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Speaker 1: The wait, the Guardian's trash, so the Guardians toilet paper.
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Speaker 1: So as we're watching this case, I started out by
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Speaker 1: saying something very specific. We didn't know anything about it
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Speaker 1: until we basically until the trial started. They hid this
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Speaker 1: thing k under every rock they could hide it under.
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Speaker 1: So now they're mad at us, now that we've found
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Speaker 1: out about it, and now that we're speaking out about it,
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Speaker 1: and now that people like uh you said, Tommy Robinson
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Speaker 1: and at Middleton are rallying people in London saying enough
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Speaker 1: is enough. Make Britain British again. Now they're mad at
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Speaker 1: jd Vance and Elon Musk for commenting on the case
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Speaker 1: they tried to hide from us. Really a case that
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Speaker 1: shows that this poor kid was killed probably because of
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Speaker 1: his race. Yeah, that's what I'm supposed to believe.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, absolutely and all I'd say it. You know, you
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Speaker 2: know what this reminds me of, Joe. It reminds me
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Speaker 2: of not just the abuses, but the friends of abusers
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Speaker 2: who blame the victim. Yes, exactly right, they blame the
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Speaker 2: people who support the victim. So not a victim. Half
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Speaker 2: of the great British public, not a victim. I angry
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Speaker 2: at Elil Musk, jd Vance and all the rest of
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Speaker 2: us for standing up and saying this is a born,
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Speaker 2: this is wrong, This is a failure of your leadership.
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Speaker 2: This is not just the one case, because there are
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Speaker 2: so many other cases, so many other cases where white
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Speaker 2: British people have been attacked, have been hurt, children, been murdered.
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Speaker 2: I mean, Joe, there was one story I read. We
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Speaker 2: can't even talk about it because like whether this goes
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Speaker 2: on YouTube, we definitely wouldn't be able to go on radio.
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Speaker 2: But the way the the way that some young women
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Speaker 2: have been treated in the UK by like by you know,
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Speaker 2: non British people or non white people. I never thought
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Speaker 2: that I would sit here and say, got to.
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Speaker 2: I never thought I would have to sit here, I
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Speaker 2: guess and say, Britain has become a culture of us
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Speaker 2: and them. But it's not on the part of white
16:36
Speaker 2: British people. It's on the part of the people who've
16:39
Speaker 2: come into the country and said, no, we're going to
16:41
Speaker 2: do things the way that we want to do them,
16:43
Speaker 2: and screw your laws, forget all of your rules, forget
16:47
Speaker 2: common human decency. This is what we want to do.
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Speaker 1: In this Give what you're right, You're one hundred percent
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Speaker 1: right what you just said that I could not agree
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Speaker 1: with you more. But why then, please, k smartest person
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Speaker 1: I know? Why then is the government taking their side? Why?
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Speaker 2: I mean people are down like conspiracy theory, rabbit holes
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Speaker 2: and all this, that and the other.
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Speaker 1: I mean, what do they want? Are they Are they
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Speaker 1: embarrassed by the British culture? Are they embarrassed by their history?
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Speaker 1: Do they want this to become Northern Africa? Why? I
17:18
Speaker 1: just need to know why.
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Speaker 2: I think they're scared of being called racist. I hope
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Speaker 2: so you'll die.
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Speaker 1: To not be called racist? Really, yeah, you'll die.
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Speaker 2: And Elon Musk, who grew up in apartheid Africa, he's
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Speaker 2: apparently the most racist out of everyone because he owns
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Speaker 2: the free speech platform that gave us the information on
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Speaker 2: this case and how horrific it was. Like, he's he's
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Speaker 2: the most racist out of everyone. He's he's king racist
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Speaker 2: and he's evil because he allows for free speech in
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Speaker 2: a country that is fighting tooth and nail joe to
17:57
Speaker 2: ban it in all every way, shape and form. I mean,
18:01
Speaker 2: we've talked about it the show before. I had friends
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Speaker 2: that went out to the UK, American friends they couldn't
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Speaker 2: like jokingly call their friend an idiot on social media,
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Speaker 2: Like the social media in the UK won't let you
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Speaker 2: post that. There isn't free speech in the UK. And
18:16
Speaker 2: then you've also got a media that is owned by
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Speaker 2: the Chinese, a bunch of Russian oligarchs, and a lot
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Speaker 2: of right wingers who parade as like like legitimate, not
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Speaker 2: right wing in the sense of like their actual racist
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Speaker 2: or anything like that. I mean right wingers in the
18:34
Speaker 2: sense of, you know, the sort of fundamentalist version of it.
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Speaker 2: Then you know, like as like I don't know, I'm
18:43
Speaker 2: trying to explain it, but it's like falling out of
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Speaker 2: my head right wingers in the sense of they actually
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Speaker 2: want more of like like almost like a communist type idea.
18:52
Speaker 2: Everyone says that communism is like a left wing idea,
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Speaker 2: but I really, I don't know whatever. I'm going off
18:58
Speaker 2: on a tangent now because I'm getting Ian angry and sad,
19:01
Speaker 2: because stop getting.
19:03
Speaker 1: You, stop getting sweaty, angry and mad. It is k Hill.
19:06
Speaker 1: Go and follow her everywhere. Go see her on Newsmax
19:08
Speaker 1: a caseminfil dot com all that and then some So
19:12
Speaker 1: let's talk about the people of Great Britain, the people
19:16
Speaker 1: of the UK at large. Have they seen this case
19:19
Speaker 1: and said, dude, we got to stop the suicidal empathy.
19:22
Speaker 1: Have they seen this and said, dude, it's okay to
19:25
Speaker 1: be British to me, proud of it. Have they seen
19:27
Speaker 1: this and said, dude, no more people from third world
19:30
Speaker 1: countries that hate us.
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Speaker 2: A handful of people have, I would say the majority
19:36
Speaker 2: have not.
19:38
Speaker 1: I think, Okay, what's it gonna take.
19:42
Speaker 2: At this point, Joe, I think they're done. Wow, Like
19:45
Speaker 2: I think it's that sad. And you know, when I
19:48
Speaker 2: was little, God told me get out of this country.
19:51
Speaker 2: Just go go somewhere else, whether it's somewhere wild or
19:55
Speaker 2: somewhere safe and quiet, just just don't stay here. And
20:01
Speaker 2: everything in my childhood, all the work I ever did,
20:04
Speaker 2: all the money I ever made, all of it went
20:06
Speaker 2: towards getting out of that country. I'm so blessed that
20:09
Speaker 2: I ended up here in the United States. But I
20:13
Speaker 2: just knew back then that the way the country was going,
20:18
Speaker 2: the mindset towards putting everyone else before yourself. I mean
20:24
Speaker 2: that leads to starvation. You know, if you feed everyone
20:27
Speaker 2: and you're not feeding yourself, you die. And if you
20:30
Speaker 2: don't take care of yourself, you can't actually take care
20:33
Speaker 2: of anyone else. You're going to be exploited. And so
20:37
Speaker 2: even though I do agree, like as a Christian, I
20:41
Speaker 2: want to be able to help as many people as
20:43
Speaker 2: I can help, it's really hard to help people who
20:47
Speaker 2: would rather starve and feed everyone else than feed themselves.
20:52
Speaker 2: And that's kind of what I'm seeing in the UK,
20:54
Speaker 2: and it's tragic. A lot of it is more the
20:57
Speaker 2: sort of like umer class. It's older peace people who've
21:00
Speaker 2: got their homes, who you know, still say stuff like, oh, well,
21:04
Speaker 2: you know when I was your age, like I work
21:07
Speaker 2: two jobs and I could afford a home, or like
21:09
Speaker 2: I worked at the factory and I could afford a home.
21:11
Speaker 2: Blah blah blah blah blah. They don't realize that, you know,
21:15
Speaker 2: farmers in the UK are letting their crops go to
21:17
Speaker 2: waste because there literally aren't people to go and work
21:21
Speaker 2: to do the farming. Who will do the farming. They
21:25
Speaker 2: don't realize that every single person that comes into the
21:28
Speaker 2: country who's quote unquote seeking asylum isn't actually seeking asylum.
21:33
Speaker 2: They're a military aged male. They want free stuff and
21:36
Speaker 2: they want you to pay for it, and you're willing
21:38
Speaker 2: to pay for it because you're scared of being called
21:40
Speaker 2: a racist. All of those people are being put on
21:43
Speaker 2: housing lists like well, ahead of tax paying British citizens.
21:48
Speaker 2: I think again, I've told you the story before. Her
21:50
Speaker 2: friend who's a nurse, she's older and so she doesn't
21:55
Speaker 2: make a whole lot of money. She's eligible to get
21:57
Speaker 2: council housing or like Section eight. She has fifteen hundred
22:02
Speaker 2: people ahead of her who are all asylum seekers. So
22:06
Speaker 2: all those fifteen hundred people will get a house before
22:08
Speaker 2: a nurse, a British citizen, tax paying nurse, she will
22:13
Speaker 2: not get a home because all of these people coming
22:15
Speaker 2: into the country who bipop bypassed Europe by the way,
22:19
Speaker 2: completely bypassed Europe, just decided to flood into the United Kingdom,
22:24
Speaker 2: which has the worst weather, some of the worst food.
22:27
Speaker 2: It's expensive as heck to live there, but we have
22:32
Speaker 2: I guess the system set up and in place so
22:34
Speaker 2: they get as much free stuff as they want. And
22:36
Speaker 2: I'm sure once they've gotten all that free stuff, they'll
22:39
Speaker 2: go back to where they came from, because where they
22:40
Speaker 2: came from is absolutely fine. There was no reason to
22:42
Speaker 2: leave in the first place. And so it really is.
22:46
Speaker 2: It's an abusive relationship from so many different angles. It's
22:49
Speaker 2: so like such a normalized abusive relationship. The government takes
22:53
Speaker 2: away your rights if you dare to say something against them.
22:58
Speaker 2: You've got people not from the country who get preferential
23:02
Speaker 2: treatment over people from the country, and then half the
23:05
Speaker 2: people in the country think you're a racist if you
23:08
Speaker 2: sound like me, and that's so ridiculous, it's insane.
23:13
Speaker 1: Joe, Okay, those watching and listening by the way k
23:15
Speaker 1: Hill go and follow her everywhere, incredible. They're wondering, oh,
23:19
Speaker 1: aren't we seeing the same thing here? And you know
23:21
Speaker 1: there are enclaves here in the United States. It's nowhere
23:24
Speaker 1: near on steroids like it is in the UK, in
23:28
Speaker 1: England specifically, and it's not as bad as the numbers
23:31
Speaker 1: we're hearing out of places like Sweden for rapes and
23:34
Speaker 1: assaults and attacks and all this stuff. But we are
23:37
Speaker 1: on that track here. But no, thankfully, we still do
23:39
Speaker 1: have a semblance of free speech. But do you see us,
23:42
Speaker 1: you know, the boulder rolling down the hill going faster
23:46
Speaker 1: and faster on this side of the pond.
23:49
Speaker 2: I do in places like California. I don't in the
23:53
Speaker 2: rest of America. You know, there's a lot of.
23:56
Speaker 1: Why specifically California.
23:59
Speaker 2: Well, it's just like liberal enclave mentality, Like they're not
24:02
Speaker 2: very smart. They think, oh, well, I have all of
24:05
Speaker 2: this nice stuff, Like forget the fact that I worked
24:08
Speaker 2: really hard for it or my parents worked really hard
24:10
Speaker 2: for it. We've got all this nice stuff, and everyone
24:12
Speaker 2: should just have like such nice stuff, you know, everyone
24:15
Speaker 2: should just be like, oh, like coffee, like sex and
24:17
Speaker 2: the city vibes like you know, California and New York, Chicago,
24:23
Speaker 2: a lot of these very like all left enclaves. You know. Again,
24:30
Speaker 2: suicidal empathy perfect way to describe it. And empathy is
24:34
Speaker 2: suicidal anyway. I mean, sympathy greatest thing that you can have. Empathy, no, terrible,
24:42
Speaker 2: And a lot of people don't understand the difference. Sympathy
24:45
Speaker 2: obviously being you see someone drowning, you throw a life raft. Empathy,
24:48
Speaker 2: you see someone drowning, you jump in and drown yourself. Stupid, right, right,
24:53
Speaker 2: And so I think that personality trait, that ignorance, that
24:59
Speaker 2: naive is really the reason that those enclaves hurt. But
25:04
Speaker 2: when you come out to real America, people don't have
25:10
Speaker 2: a whole lot. And the people I know who have
25:12
Speaker 2: a lot have either worked really really hard for it
25:15
Speaker 2: or they work really really hard to maintain it because
25:18
Speaker 2: it's that sort of like dying middle class and there's
25:21
Speaker 2: more people I think, just by the gea geography of
25:25
Speaker 2: this country, there's more people that fit into that demographic
25:29
Speaker 2: than don't. And so in the UK you have a
25:34
Speaker 2: they are dying, but there is still a massive middle
25:37
Speaker 2: class and young people again heavily indoctrinated into the whole
25:42
Speaker 2: like anti racism thing, and have nothing, and so they
25:46
Speaker 2: just assume that everyone else has nothing too. So it's
25:48
Speaker 2: like very different financially economically, and that sort of like
25:51
Speaker 2: leeds into the culture. But no out here in the States,
25:55
Speaker 2: I really don't see it the same way. That's why
25:57
Speaker 2: Trump one like Trump winning as much as people want
26:01
Speaker 2: to maybe say that he's gone against a lot of
26:03
Speaker 2: his campaign promises. Now Trump won because Americans wanted America
26:10
Speaker 2: to stay American, and that's what they're doing. I do
26:14
Speaker 2: think that there's a lot of theft going on in
26:16
Speaker 2: the California, particularly in the Los Angeles may oral election.
26:20
Speaker 2: Right now, I think that's there's a lot of cheating.
26:22
Speaker 2: I don't think that's real.
26:25
Speaker 1: It can't be.
26:25
Speaker 2: But it can't be because I don't know. It's gonna
26:29
Speaker 2: sound stupid. I don't know anyone who voted for the
26:32
Speaker 2: other two, and I know a heck of a lot
26:34
Speaker 2: of people in LA. Don't know anyone who vote for them.
26:36
Speaker 2: Not a single kid.
26:37
Speaker 1: Okay, the one woman, she conceded she was in single
26:40
Speaker 1: digit She conceded, she's in first place now a few
26:43
Speaker 1: days later. But see, but you get to vote for
26:45
Speaker 1: a month in California. How is that legal? I mean
26:48
Speaker 1: election day was the second and you have un told
26:52
Speaker 1: early July to count be the ballots. I guess you've
26:55
Speaker 1: got enough time to count as many as you need
26:57
Speaker 1: to make sure that both of the top vote getters Democrats.
27:00
Speaker 1: This is the game they're playing, and I think the
27:02
Speaker 1: DOJ is looking into this. The DJ should do something
27:05
Speaker 1: to stop it and get We can go for two
27:08
Speaker 1: hours on that topic if you want next time, but
27:10
Speaker 1: let me finish with this. Is there a way to
27:12
Speaker 1: fix what's going on in Great Britain? Is it a
27:15
Speaker 1: Tommy Robinson? Is he popular enough to possibly get votes
27:18
Speaker 1: and become the London mayor or become the Prime minister.
27:21
Speaker 1: Can Aunt Middleton who I've been on this program, the
27:23
Speaker 1: special Forces guy, he's running for mayor of London. Can
27:26
Speaker 1: he win? It? Is there a way to pull this
27:28
Speaker 1: back in? Can you really back in?
27:32
Speaker 2: Yes? But it would have to be a prime minister.
27:34
Speaker 2: It's not like this has gone in places like California.
27:38
Speaker 2: You can still depend on local politics to fix local problems.
27:42
Speaker 2: Right the UK is half the size of California, like physically,
27:46
Speaker 2: like geographically, that's crazy. You need one person like that
27:51
Speaker 2: Polish guy, that Polish Prime minister, absolute legend, such an icon.
27:56
Speaker 2: Like when everyone else is opening the borders, he shut
27:58
Speaker 2: everything down. It's a safe country, is a happy country.
28:01
Speaker 2: I always love Poland. I literally said to John the
28:03
Speaker 2: other day, I was like, I want to go back
28:04
Speaker 2: to Poland. I love that place. Best sushi I've ever
28:08
Speaker 2: had was in Poland. Really weird, landlocked country. But I
28:13
Speaker 2: think it's going to take someone like that getting elected.
28:17
Speaker 2: We talked about this time and time again. It's not
28:19
Speaker 2: Nigel for ours. She's too polarizing. Quite frankly, he's too old.
28:23
Speaker 2: No offense Nigel. But we need someone young, sharp who's
28:28
Speaker 2: willing to stand up and do the right thing. Now,
28:31
Speaker 2: will he get elected? I do think that there's a
28:35
Speaker 2: lot of messy stuff that goes on in the British
28:39
Speaker 2: electoral system, So maybe we need like one of those
28:45
Speaker 2: sort of like lone wolf types where they come up
28:51
Speaker 2: and no one really knows, you know, their affiliations, so
28:56
Speaker 2: there's no super duper bias. They get elected on policy
29:00
Speaker 2: concepts alone, and then they come in and say, actually,
29:04
Speaker 2: we're going to save the country. Let's get all of
29:06
Speaker 2: these people out. Let's go back to like regular law injustice,
29:12
Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. It's gonna take, it's
29:14
Speaker 2: gonna take some heavy manipulation because I don't know if
29:19
Speaker 2: you've ever had to deal with this, but when someone
29:21
Speaker 2: you love is in an abusive relationship and they don't
29:24
Speaker 2: really see it, right, that's kind of what a potential
29:28
Speaker 2: you know, it's Joe. It's not even just like an
29:32
Speaker 2: empire saving individual, but it's like an entire culture. This
29:37
Speaker 2: person has to come in, whoever they are and save
29:39
Speaker 2: an entire culture from themselves. Uh So, I don't really know.
29:45
Speaker 2: We might have to let that rainy little archipelag go go.
29:48
Speaker 1: I hope not. But I mean, if you have to
29:51
Speaker 1: have the majority of the country who said I've had enough,
29:54
Speaker 1: are we getting close to that number?
29:56
Speaker 2: I don't think so, really, I really don't. And even
29:59
Speaker 2: if they have had enough, they're too scared to say
30:01
Speaker 2: it because someone might call them racist.
30:05
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with saying I want Britain to be Britain,
30:07
Speaker 1: is there? I mean, is that a racist thing to say?
30:09
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's racist, Joe, that's raciste. On Twitter? That's racist.
30:15
Speaker 2: That's so racist.
30:16
Speaker 1: Wow, it's just the here Starmar guy. Has he done?
30:19
Speaker 1: I mean, are they going to get rid of him?
30:21
Speaker 1: Or is is he like most Brits think, Oh, we
30:24
Speaker 1: like him, it's kind of good.
30:27
Speaker 2: I don't think most Brits like him. But I think
30:30
Speaker 2: most Brits have like Prime Minister fatigue because they've been
30:34
Speaker 2: through so many in the last decade. I think they're
30:39
Speaker 2: just I mean, look at what they're letting happen to
30:42
Speaker 2: the country, Like they could let anyone run it right now,
30:45
Speaker 2: so long as they're not racist or right wing.
30:47
Speaker 1: So crazy to me, it's just crazy to me. So
30:50
Speaker 1: sad this Henry Novak cave case should have awakened everybody,
30:55
Speaker 1: and the fact that it didn't makes me crazy.
30:57
Speaker 2: Now.
30:58
Speaker 1: I know, on the outskirts, not the big city. It's
31:00
Speaker 1: still great there, it's still wonderful there, but they don't
31:03
Speaker 1: have enough pull as far as what's going on in
31:05
Speaker 1: the metropolitan centers. And something's got to change this. Okay,
31:10
Speaker 1: you guys used to run the whole damn world. What happened?
31:13
Speaker 1: Somebody convinced Great Britain that you guys were really, really
31:16
Speaker 1: bad for a long time. So anything that you have
31:19
Speaker 1: we deserve.
31:21
Speaker 2: Yeah, basically, here's the way it went, Joe. It went
31:24
Speaker 2: from Okay, here's a country on a continent far away.
31:32
Speaker 2: The people in this country eat other people, they hunt
31:35
Speaker 2: other people, They founded the slave trade. Let's let the British,
31:39
Speaker 2: the Dutch, whoever come in and provide civilization, education. Let's
31:45
Speaker 2: bring Christianity, which is the foundation of most of that civilization,
31:50
Speaker 2: if not all of it. It went from Britain literally
31:56
Speaker 2: bringing civilization, culture, safety and stand like human humane standards
32:04
Speaker 2: to the developing world to you guys came in here
32:08
Speaker 2: and you destroyed our cultures of like cannibalism and all
32:12
Speaker 2: of this. And I'm not I'm not being hyperbolic right now.
32:15
Speaker 2: Literally cannibalism in some African nations and the founders of
32:20
Speaker 2: like slavery and some of those African nations. Apparently British
32:24
Speaker 2: people are the racists for coming in and doing that. Sorry,
32:28
Speaker 2: we brought you Shakespeare guys, you know. Sorry, we gave
32:34
Speaker 2: you the best education system in the world. Sorry, we
32:37
Speaker 2: put you on the freaking map, and we gave your
32:40
Speaker 2: families the opportunity to go to literally any other country
32:43
Speaker 2: under the Commonwealth and build a life. Sorry, we're a
32:47
Speaker 2: bunch of racists for doing that. Sorry we taught you
32:49
Speaker 2: how to read.
32:50
Speaker 1: I pray for Western civilization. I really do, because there
32:54
Speaker 1: is an attack now like we've never seen in my lifetime,
32:57
Speaker 1: and I've been around a long time. K were frankly
32:59
Speaker 1: at a time. It's k I'll go and follow everywhere
33:01
Speaker 1: casemyfil dot com s here on Newsmax and go taking
33:04
Speaker 1: anything she does. Kay, Thanks Simelian, that was great insight
33:06
Speaker 1: into what's going on across the pond.
33:08
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you. Joe.
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