Immigration Invasion Will Spark UK Civil War - GB News Adam Brooks On What Needs to Change

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0:33And boom, we're on In today's guest we've got Adam Brooks Adam, how are we? I'm good, thank you mate Thanks for having me Listen, thanks for coming on We've actually been speaking a few years I think what you're doing is amazing I'm a big supporter of your work You've been through a lot in your life You lost your dad to murder You've been stabbed a couple of times You've been in the pub scene You're now working with GB and you Speaking about a lot of things Listen, people haven't got the balls to say But they believe what you say and they think what's right and should be done for the uk in a better place you're very um open about knife crime which is a yeah it's so important man especially what you went through like you're very everything that you do through the box and you're always promoting it putting the knives down what's the slogan that you use well knives down is what i say just hashtag knives down you know that's just a message you know it's not going to achieve anything except for maybe getting in some of these young kids minds you know well why is he saying knives down maybe i shouldn't carry one yeah misfits as well you've won you've lost you've won more than but you're putting on the graft in your 40s still looking great still training every day which is great to see but we'll touch on all that but first and foremost i always like to go back to the start with my guests get more of a bit of understanding about you adam where you grew up how it all began well look my family originally is from the east end uh you know working parents they were both publicans we moved out for probably a safer life and that didn't really work out too well for me dad you know um he started off in a pub in west london we're from east london but he took a pub in west london had a lot of trouble over there um and then moved out to essex way uh for an easier life on an estate called Debden which is part of Loughton you know a nice nice enough area yes it was a council estate but it was a nice enough area and you know unfortunately things happen and I lost my dad at 11 gang come in and murdered him one night you know so I stuck with me most of my life it's not a day I don't think about it really but that shapes you you have to get on so my mum's brought me up really from the age of 11 so I was quite a soft kid don't matter what you know I don't try and portray that I'm anything now I've just been through a lot a lot of tough times and tough times make tough people sometimes you know but um yeah I was a bit of a mummy's boy growing up and um I lost my head for many years over that I always say if that happened now and I was 11 I would have been sent to all sorts of doctors and uh psychotherapists you know had counseling and that but back then you had to sort of cancel yourself um but everyone has tragedies and bad things go in their life and that's mine yeah you had to become your own therapist basically yeah yeah i mean i was messed up for many years um i got in a lot of trouble in my teens going out i would try and start on dormant and known faces in the area i think i was on like a bit of a kamikaze run um i almost wanted something to happen to me like it happened to my dad i used to have loads of people come up to me saying good stories about my dad oh he was this he was a gentleman um you know he wasn't dodgy at all my dad was a straight going man that could just look after himself and unfortunately uh the wrong people come in the pub one night and they come back and killed him yeah your dad was a boxer as well yeah yeah yeah for ingrand and like he was um there's a famous club in london called fitzroy lodge boxing club yeah it's about a century old he was the captain of that in the 1960s and back then to be boxing for england boxing for your country you were the best of the best everyone was boxing so that sort of says how good he was got to an aba final um could have gone pro but he took a pub instead there was more money in pubs than pro boxing back then so i've always wanted to try and emulate him i haven't got the talent my dad had, but I always wanted to do boxing.

4:37I was never allowed. So, uh, it's really took till I was 40 odd to get that sort of out of my system. But you've done the exact same things of your dad, running the pubs, running feats. So I always said in my twenties, I said, I'm going to have a pub. And that was really to say we haven't gone anywhere. You know, uh, we're not gangsters. We're not, uh, dodgy people. There's nothing I could do to, you know, get back at these people for taking my dad away. but we wanted to stand there and say we've not gone anywhere and my way my dream was to own a pub or a bar and that's what I did I opened one in 2006 and that was that become like the celeb hotspot of of Essex really how was it opening a pub though was it ever a fear that something could have happened to your dad yeah look it was um I was 25 26 when I opened a new bar and I went from a boy to a man pretty quickly you know it was my area it's a suburb of London but you had every gangster and their son and their family in that area that have moved out serious people and then because I'd have all the footballers in all the girls would come and I would have people dangerous people from all over London London coming in so you know I had to grow up pretty quickly uh i was educated i was put in my place many times but when i didn't have kids you know you're quite fearless so maybe i look back at situations that i was in back then i think what was you doing those people could have killed you had you know um and many times i had some really dangerous situations good times but some scary times as well because you're still in the pub game yeah yeah yeah still still in it born and bred and seeing your dad do all that kind of made you who you are do you think like seeing how he operated how because you've got to be a people pleaser my old boy was a bouncer in victoria's it was called most popular nightclub probably in scotland at the time and em when he passed it's always your dad was a good guy he was a gentleman but i was a fucking loose cannon i never got that i would hope people can say things about that me now but back then like you like you say you try and be like your dad because even though they're not here, it's sad because even when you achieve good things, it makes me sad that he's not here to share them with him because that's what he would have wanted to have seen.

6:59So sometimes when good things happen, I don't enjoy it because he's the first person that pops into my mind. Like your dad is your first hero. Well, for most people that have got good dads, you know? And even though I only had 11 years with him, again, there's not a day that don't go by when I don't think of him or I do something I think would my dad approve of that um so yeah I went into the pubs I've done the the boxing thing and that is sort of a box ticked uh and hopefully if there is an afterlife or whatever I'm not really sure what I believe I'm not religious but sometimes you think if they're looking down I hope that makes you happy but you're right 45 years old so 34 years on and I still when I had my boxing fight against bash a charity fight a couple of years ago um I did it for a girl that um had passed away of cancer as well but the emotion it was at York Hall when my dad had fought so the emotion I cried my eyes out afterwards and it all sort of come out I think that was decades of things that needed to come out that night and I've been a different person since you know it's like a weight lifted off your shoulders so maybe that was the therapy i needed you know release yeah it's like becoming a man and i i don't think there's a like an age where you become a man i think it's when you really face your fears and and overcome yeah some mental barriers but to have that courage and probably seeing your dad as a boxer and what you had to go through to then having that release like okay i've i'm achieving something i've done something proud that I've overcome fears where my dad would be proud of this like that emotion is a beautiful thing and you can never get that back no you can never experience that again when you hit that release and then you feel good but it's like a new chapter comes that's it I feel like the last two years I've been different in my mind you know I'm more my own person now you sort of shut them demons away yeah but look most people in life will have tragedy or will have sadness so it's not something you can go oh life's unfair that happened to me it shouldn't have happened but it did and there's nothing you can do to change it you know but you've done amazing man what about the Essex scene because Towie and that Towie was so popular back then Tommy Mallet who I'm good friends with Big Lockie who I'm good friends with but they boys love to party back then I've seen them all grow up you know just babies Tommy Mallet is my real good good friend real good friend and funny enough I put him forward for Towie I got him on there.

9:38And, you know, as soon as I put him in front of them, he sold himself. So it wasn't really of my doing. I just introduced him and I just said, you've got to get this kid on. He's something different. You've got all these sort of softy, softy Essex boys. This kid's real and he's raw. And I think that's why the audience love him. But the Towie scene was amazing. I used to get, um, coaches pull up outside the bar and they would go like, they'd all come up and go, who's in there and like you might have joey essex in there that night or mark right and they couldn't believe that all the locals we didn't care you know they were just normal people to us but it i did all right out of tower without going on it and they asked me the first six or seven series i had no interest of being on the telly funny enough not even for the business either no because i didn't need to i wanted to promote the bar and it was shown on there but i've never had any interest in being famous really and it's only the last few years i'm not famous but that i'm suddenly i'm on the camera yeah i'm no really well because we don't give ourselves enough credit because it's kind of cringe and it but yeah the fucking videos are hitting millions and millions every month so if i get started i was out with my little daughter she's 11 and we was eating lunch outside a cafe and two elderly people come up and started speaking to me and saying they watched me the night before on the program and my daughter was like this is mad and it's not something that i craved at all but when people come up to you and they speak nicely like oh thank you for saying that or i love watching you on a wednesday we sit in me and my wife and watch you that it almost makes it worth it you know um it's still very hard to get my head around that people know me from that so yeah tommy's a great guy i love tommy he's not even from essex tommy no from islington but what they've done in that first kind of few seasons like Mark Wright and Sam Fairs and Joey Essex they genuinely became stars obviously then the views dwindled but some of the kids do well from it but I used to watch it back in the day my man's used to watch it I used to pretend get this fucking shite off but before you know it you're involved in all the drama and you like watching it and it's yeah but fair play to them for anybody because they took a lot of grief back then as well when it first came on I thought oh no what are these people doing killing themselves so many of them have become millionaires multi-millionaires from it great platform and i'll look back now and think should i maybe have gone on them first six series but it weren't for me then weren't the right time and i wouldn't like bless him mick norcross he's not with us anymore he sort of held himself as a respectable man on that show but i think anyone older than the 20 somethings that were on there was a bit muggy really you know yeah he was a big smooth operator as well nice man he was yeah i know his son is another very nice guy man cut great guys always messaging just checking in and stuff like it must be difficult for what he went through and what he's seen yeah i don't really know kurt that much i've met him a few times but me and mick were rivals really because they had the sugar hut and i had the new bar and like sometimes we'd have a couple of phone calls saying why are you doing that when i'm doing that you know we were a little bit rivals but he was a gentleman there was no way i was ever going to disrespect him he was a nice man really nice man and he just seemed a big cool cunt as well just yeah smooth and the beard and just yeah he just looked about he had everything really yeah he did yeah well dressed him man but so after all that then what was life like then we just pub scene just working hard family man i sold i sold the new bar in 2012 um to someone funny enough that thought i was getting on towie i had a bit of a touch really getting out of the business at the time the area was getting very rough as well we had gangs coming from London and that and it was the worst I'd ever seen it for trouble um so I was pleased to be out I had like a year out or so helped a few mates with their businesses and then you know I missed it I took the pub my mum works for me it's like a little backstreet pub which I've still got um so I've had that from 2013 now and then really uh gb news sort of didn't happen for until sort of three years ago dan put me on uh my social media blew up during brexit during covid you know because i'm not i'm not afraid to say what i say um and what we were saying earlier you know a lot of people that maybe said ad do you think you should be saying that i go why not and they go well we think it but should you be saying that?

14:17Now those same people are saying, keep saying it. So it shifted massively, social media and people's voices and opinions in this country. So look, I'm just pleased I'm able to get a message out there. I've been ranting for 10 years about these subjects. Immigration, you know, certain things. I have been ranting and labelled every name under the sun. but now I say it in a way I'm never racist I'm never homophobic I'm never offensive I take it to the line which is right I think that gets my message across uh without overstepping that line and now you know thank thankfully GB News took me on Dan Wooden put me on and uh it was meant to be one show he said you want to come on I went look again TV's not for me I left the studio that night I asked my wife what she thought.

15:12She's very honest, my wife. If I was bad, she would have said straight away. She said, I really enjoyed it. It was good to come across well. And Dan offered me a regular thing. And obviously, Dan's not on there no more. He's still a friend of mine. But I've been on GB News about three and a half years now. Yeah, I like Dan. But you've come into your own, I would say, personally, for the last two years. You've really made a stand, made a mark, and not backed down, which I fucking love. Like I say, I'm a massive supporter of what you do because it's ballsy. And like I say, I'm not And every time I see these conversations I need to say I'm not racist I'm not homophobic But I'm a father I love my fucking kids I don't want all this Pedophile and drag queens At my kids' schools The immigration Is an invasion of the fucking UK It's an invasion Is my kids safer?

15:58Like I go on holiday I've got a passport I spend money I'm not hiding anything If I do a crime I'll get to jail These people are coming over here No papers No passports Some of them have seen via criminal records and putting everybody in jeopardy. Look what's happening in Ireland. Look what's happening all around the UK. Like, it is bad, but people are in a position where you're called racist, so everybody just goes back in their shell. But you don't have to be. You can make a stand and be a concerned parent. Like, what do you think really needs to change to make the UK strong again? Again, I've looked back at tweets from 10 years ago about illegal immigration.

16:34And again, normal people calling me racist on there and bigger and whatever it's not a problem well it is a problem it was a problem then 10 years later it looks like we've got about one maybe 1.2 million illegal immigrants in this country how can we sustain that again all these people coming across on the boats we can't check their histories James we have no idea what they've done in the past you know if they've come from Eritrea we can't bring up the Eritrean government and go oh what are these about we have no idea and some of these people some of these countries are so violent and these people are so desensitized from violent they might not even have a criminal record but they might be going down the road and there might be a head on the side of the road now those sort of people when they get to the environment of london or whatever they're dangerous people because nothing scares them um and then we go to the cultural differences where many people see young girls as fair game and as again you you've got kids i've got two daughters i want to know who's being put in the hotels near me we've got one five five minutes from me in epping they walk up and down the road firstly they've all got designer gear on phones and whatever because this government and charities give them everything but you know we've had kids followed from uh playgrounds we've had wives and girlfriends that have been followed down the road you know they're being dirty with them and all like that it's it's dangerous and how dare anyone say for us to be worried that we're racist i don't care if they're white black or brown this country was built with a good immigration policy up until a few years ago immigrants really positively changed this country uh many of color as well we need them for the nhs and for for many jobs but not people that we don't know not people that are just going to come over here they're never going to work these people half of them can't speak english they've been told how to play our system so as soon as they get here you know they played a card whether they played a gay card uh they're not gay it's against their religion a lot of the time but they get that or they go to a church and a an idiot priest signs it off that they're now christian um and they're going to get benefits for the rest of their life once they're here five years four or five family members come over so that's something i said on the telly the other day over the last five years the people that have come here suddenly most of them are going to get leave to remain as soon as they get that another four or five of their family members going to come over so all the numbers that we're told multiply it by a good few uh i think it's past past help now i don't think we can change it unless we basically pulled up the drawbridge and said no more immigration uh until we sort ourselves out and unless we deported hundreds of thousands unless we made it so hard for them to stay right no benefits and they went of their own free will this country's banging trouble in the next five years yeah stopping the benefits stops the boats yeah because it's free health care it's free house and free money why would you not come here and they're coming team handed like it is scary and like you say i believe the number could be pushing 1.52 million i think it's a lot bigger than what it is i don't think the system yeah i don't think they're tearing as a full figure yeah i think things will need to change because of the uproar like people have had enough i think why has it took this this long for mps to suddenly realize how angry we are the reason is because people like me were demonized i was told by many even in politics you're too extreme for us you find something extreme that i've said you won't find i'm not extreme i'm the bloke down the pub i'm the bloke down the local you know whatever high road that is just saying what we're all thinking but we can't get that message out but the way that this country has gone the left and the wokists have basically infiltrated the police all the institutions the councils all the corporate world so people that say are in banking I've got mates that are in banking if they even liked anything that I've said they could be sacked and that's the ridiculous um route that this country has gone down but I think it is changing the the tide has turned and now people are catching up to think actually Adam's not extreme he's just saying what everyone else thinks you know what about the grooming gangs disgusting why is there so much cover-up all around the uk i'll tell you why labor don't want uh to to do an inquiries because the party as a whole is implicated from councils to to members to i think it goes all the way up to the top many years ago um if you don't want to point fingers you can say that they didn't want to seem racist and that was really the messaging back then you know i'll leave that otherwise we could be demonized as as you know uh scaremongering against the whole community but unfortunately a lot of that community covered up as well as the officials and then poor girls this this chat that there could be tens of thousands of victims and it's still going on now and people are scared to say because you know they're labeled as racist yeah sammy rito she's an absolute father i don't know man she's fucking doing some power what car she's like i say people need to understand the depths and how it goes like you say we all say it goes from the bottom to the top this isn't just people who are running the local kebab shops or whatever and grooming young girls this is people who are judges politicians they're all working with the arrested police officers from the time as well for corruption and abuse it's just it's hard to think as a father that you couldn't do anything about that can you imagine no disrespect but I would do anything to protect my girls and I mean anything and I'd be careful what I say but I would do anything to protect my kids it just puzzles me though that there's so much information and evidence now pointing to the cover ups and people are still in denial and people calling you racist you're not a racist the facts and figures are there the majority of rapes and paedophiles in the UK are white but the UK is predominantly a white of course do you know what I'm saying so it's always one that's the argument the left will try and throw back at you they call it it's like what what about her yeah what about the white ones well i want the white ones uh striped um hung up as well you know i don't want i don't want anyone to do that in this country but in a certain community it's been disproportionate and this is what a lot of people don't understand so many from that community were implicated in that and they were allowed to do so for decades um sammy's fantastic you got rupert low that's also doing an inquiry now.

23:35I hope that the pressure means that Labour have got to fold, but why are they going to investigate something that I think could take down the Labour Party? It could take down all the fucking parties. You don't know who's actually involved, and that's why the massive cover-up, because if you start digging, the bigger names will get exposed. Of course. So they need to then deflect, they need to then target. It's a horrible world we live in where, not just the grooming gangs, I think in UK politics, American politics, world politics, there's so many predators with kids. It's almost demonic. You know what I mean?

24:11Like it's just evil. And until we move away from that, Epstein, why, why are we not seeing you telling me we can't see who was involved in that? Of course they know that could shut everything down. Is that the reason that they're not doing it? Yeah. You've got the Clintons, you've got fucking Bill Gates, you've got so many power couples, so many power names on that list. Again, it's all the cover-up. You look at the P. Diddy scandal, apparently the video's in every room just putting people in compromised positions to hold one over on someone to then blackmail, to then bribe. And Epstein done it at a higher level.

24:52P. Diddy looks as if he'd done it with the celebrities to have some leverage. Listen, you're caught out of a line here, I've got this video, do you want that going out? Epstein seem to have had your Prince Andrews your Clintons he seemed to have balled with them all so you know Bill Gates' wife actually cited that didn't she I think in an interview it was one of the reasons why they went apart she couldn't understand why he was friends with Epstein I mean people with money what happens to him look at Jimmy Savile though how the fuck is he cutting about with oil he's been giving King Charles information and guidance it doesn't make sense that's the BBC and I mean I've been quite public on i doubt i'll ever get a show on the bbc but you know they've had jimmy savile hugh edwards and at the time i remember having to be so careful what i said about hugh edwards because now you're on the telly and doing bits like this i don't want to get sued i don't want to lose my house but look at the end of the day he was guilty in the end hugh edwards and what a disgrace the way that bbc carried on paying him and the the pension that he's going to get from our license fees is obscene.

25:58Has he not in prison? Hugh Edwards had kids, young kids as young as nine on his phone and he's avoided jail. Yet you can write something on the internet like Lucy Connolly, a mother, 41 year old mother, made a mistake and it was a bad tweet and she's in prison for three and a half years. Hugh Edwards was investigated over 10 years ago. So he was. Again, the BBC cover up. and there's a massive name coming out when he's dead which is going to shock the world i can't believe it bro i'm not saying it man i don't want to get sued even though but i'm gutted about it yeah because that was my favorite show i fucking loved that show and the sad thing is i still watch it same and i think nah surely not i don't i'm hoping i'm hoping that maybe that's a conspiracy that was wrong yeah but let's see no but there's so much information on what actually happened and his house and other stuff it doesn't add up and apparently it can only come out when he's dead and I think there's one way that we stop paedophilia or we we curtail it somehow and that is the death penalty and I think if you ask most people in the pub or in the high road or shopping centres death penalty for paedophiles I bet it'd be 90 % that'll go yeah you know proper proven evidence they've done it hang on yeah i'm all for that definitely because for me there's no coming back from that i watch these paedophiles i'm obsessed with him there i stay my wife goes to bed i've watched these paedophile um stings yeah and i love seeing how upset they get i love it they're broken good and some of them are family men i know with kids who did i interview i interviewed someone but they were exposing the child trafficking and paedophile rings but what they're doing is they're using their kids their own kids and putting them on the dark web and selling people are on live telling them what to do to the kids fathers a father what about the gay couple the american guys who are abusing the kids that they adopted and and then renting them out to other people like i can't get in the head of someone that thinks that's right yeah they don't they don't deserve to live yeah they're sick and you know maybe maybe the only extreme things maybe i have ever said on online is what i would like to do to some of them yeah i think most men would bulletin head interviewed a kid um who was a biker in australia he's actually trying to fight on mitzvits um but they used to terrorize the paedophiles they used to um dig get them to dig their own graves they used to give them the fear never killed them yeah but give them the own fear and hopefully they would stop but they didn't stop so imagine the fear that the kids yeah it's a live sentence it's a live sentence monsters my concern is it's getting worse i don't know if social media plays a part in that because there's so much information out there and when i spoke to the police officer who exposed it all it was actually a corporate told me about the guy who was working with people in africa and they were on the dark web but because there's so much information out there people might go on some of them when they get caught they're saying oh it's the first time i've looked and remember these are only the people who get caught how many how many times have they done it beforehand how many other kids are being victims look i've been watching some paedophile stings recently and a lot of them have just arrived there in this country within weeks and days they're messaging 13 14 year old girls now how do they know to do that there's people here telling them how to do that firstly how they are folding these phones that you know in the first place but how many times then they go we didn't know it was wrong basically trying to get out of it but i bet they don't get put in prison so we've got hundreds if not thousands of these new arrivals that think it's okay to go or message young girls.

30:02It's only going to get worse, James. But they're not even getting sent home. No. They're not even getting fucking - Because what they do, we've got lawyers in this country or charities that fight on their behalf. Oh, if they go back, they'd be persecuted. Who cares? Good. There's one today, a Somali, a knife-wield in Somali. They can't deport him because he might be persecuted back in Somalia. how is that the taxpayers you know how is that our responsibility to keep him and pay for him for the rest of his life here what is he bringing to this country these people they're just a drain and again i don't care if they're white black or brown you know you might get some from romania or albania they can go too they're not bringing anything to this country apart from crime uh and taking benefits yeah as long as you're if you're bringing a service if you're willing to educate yourself if you're willing to learn the language if you're willing to give back and put into the community wherever you are by all means you're welcome like you say like back in the day when we grew up it was a corner shops and it was indian men or the pakistani men they were all sound they were just working hard up at 5am yeah never caused any harm so we weren't fucking abusing kids you know their family you know their wife you know their own kids probably at our schools everything was sweet and that's helped shape britain yeah what is and i think you know you'd have to be a real racist to say, oh, we shouldn't have ever had immigration.

31:25You know, it's always say I've got black friends, I've got brown skin friends, Muslim friends, you know, everyone can be what they want as long as they don't affect our life in a negative way. And these people coming across on these boats are really affecting our life in a negative way and they're costing us a lot of money as well. I'm a big, I love Dubai, freak travel there frequently, Muslim Muslim city no crime basically no crime why? because the laws are strict you come here in the UK they can do what the fuck they want and they get a slap in the wrist so it tells you that the system here is fucked you need stricter laws for who's coming to fuck about even the UK I'm not religious myself but it's a Christian country it's a Christian nation it's about we've got mosques in every town and we've got people preaching other stuff it's bringing confusion you know what I'm saying and I know plenty of Muslims I fucking love them and when I'm in Dubai I hang around with them it's not a case of the muslims bad because dubai's living proof that it still can be safe it's still good people protect our heritage and our culture and in dubai there's only a handful of churches by the way go saudi arabia they don't allow churches why because they want to protect their own culture so if you go there you understand that these people that come here they want to change this country the way they want it and that's that's wrong and you know we've got pubs now being shut down turned into mosques look i've got nothing against mosques being put in in towns and cities but there's one town in i think in the north where they've already got three mosques and they want another two why i don't understand that surely the council can say right we've got three mosques that serves the community fantastic but there's got to be a curb it's got to be a curb i'm not religious so i don't understand religion even you know i've never read the bible i don't understand the jewish faith or whatever but again i respect everyone's right to have those beliefs and practices same as the governments and everybody should be from the uk who's in the uk government when you go to other places you'll never see if you went to pakistan if you went to dubai you're never going to see a christian man and as a mayor or as president or whatever, do you know what I'm saying?

33:43Like everything, but why would it let it, why would people let it happen? And is there a bigger agenda behind it or is people just thinking everybody's equal? I don't, I don't understand who it's... I think there's agendas behind many pushes and I don't think our politicians are completely in control of this country. We've already seen it when Boris maybe tried to do a few things, he was slapped down and I think that was from above. There's some very powerful people above our politicians don't know who they are um but these parties are governed by higher higher people and now it's it's you know the institutions when this trust tried to do her budget which she's slated for she's never going to get over that fundamentally she was right on so many things we had to grow our way out and that but what you know rishi sunak his mates in the city are you telling me that he didn't make a couple of calls and say sell the bonds off make it look bad or people above manipulate markets to get her out and as soon as interest rates and the bomb rates started going up she was forced out we can't have a country that collapses because of policy so a prime minister is never in real control of this country anymore the markets dictate uh organized organizations head of police head of banking you know it's very easy to make it hard for a government to govern.

35:06But surely with over 10 ,000 millionaires leaving the UK over the last 18 months, surely that's a telltale sign that something's not right. Would have miscalculated all their sons, Labour. That's going to cost a hell of a lot, driving these people away. And I'll be honest with you, if I could afford to live in Dubai or maybe Spain with three kids and earn a good living, I would be gone because I'm scared what this country's become. I might come back when it's sorted itself out, but at the moment, bringing three kids up, you know, it's like warfare on the streets of London. I was up here yesterday all day, and some of the things I see in Oxford Circus, Oxford Street, I actually wrote a piece on it because it shocked me.

35:49You get on the trains, graffiti everywhere. It's like 1980s Detroit. It was never like that. It's only the last five years I feel like society is breaking down. and the next generations have lost all respect. And I think the authorities have lost control. Um, the crime, this knife crime thing, you know, I've got a petition out at the moment with a former police officer for mandatory five-year sentences. If you're caught with a machete, big knife, you go straight to prison for five years. No liberal judge can give you a suspended sentence like what's happening. Yeah. Um, I tell people to go and Google suspended sentences, machetes, UK.

36:29pages and pages of people that have waved machetes at bus drivers shopkeepers or people on the street suspended sentences they're dangerous people you take a machete out in your high road you've got something a little bit wrong in your in your brain you know or you are a danger to society why the judge is not thinking that as you say about Dubai if I went Dubai the first thing I would say to my teenage son is you don't do this this this or this i can't help you if you break the law here that's how it should be here i don't think it should be it's extreme the laws but bigger deterrence if it's cleaner if it's safer yeah people are moving there then they're doing something right and that's why it's nothing to do with religion it's nothing to do with oh he believes in a religion he's doing bad things people are just bad yeah they're using that religion to then promote whatever and i think that causes unrest i think that's where the divide comes in every muslim i know is good every muslim that's in my life are good what i'll echo that every muslim i know good people like through misfits yeah some of the trainers there they're my friends i met she was a good friend of mine muslim they're my friends and i respect them having faith but what happens is you have extremists on all sides and then you get extremist imams or these preachers online saying sharia law is going to take over the uk and that goes like wildfire on social media and then people wrongly tarnish the good moderate respectful muslims with that they don't want sharia law in this country many of these people enjoy the freedoms of the west as well you know they don't they don't want that but it's the extremists always seem to have the loudest voices but the media can hype it up as well if a white kid kills someone they don't say oh he's the christian man or whatever you know what i'm saying religion gets brought into it if it's someone from pakistan or whatever to the end causes unread look what happened with southpaw i mean that was it nearly a year ago now i was on holiday and i was around the pool in muleka with people from that area and so we was hearing some of the horrors coming from friends of friends and I said this the other day I was putting tweets out and then cancelling them thinking if I say that it may be a bit too strong and people got arrested for it I got the chair wagget took in and questioned I posted a photo of him says off of his head they took me into the cop shop and says I was I was so close because it got like 60 ,000 retweets that said it was so close to getting done for inciting violence but people were getting sentences i said you could have got two years i had to fucking delete it all so i've kind of been i've took this step back i bet and thought man this is fucking right so yeah look when you hear about and this is graphic to say again as a father of kids when you hear about young girls having their throat slit suddenly you can admit you can imagine your own kid you can imagine him screaming you can imagine what's going on there and that monster to not say what you really want to say online was hard but I pulled myself back I didn't speculate of who he was I didn't do any of that others did and they got in trouble or they got uh exposed let's say but I didn't do any of that but I was still on the way back from Yorker because people were getting arrested I said to my wife like if I haven't text you after I've landed or gone through passport control in the next hour I've been took in and I thought that was a serious risk just because of the heightened tensions you got all lefties anything I was saying about Southport people tagging the Met tagging Essex police what are these sort of people like online like they would love for people like me and you to get arrested for this sort of stuff but I pulled back saying a lot of what I wanted to say and thank thank god I did you know look at the photo would have released a choir boy who was in doctor who who the fuck would they do that for but yet look what happened in liverpool yeah the guy's image was released in fucking minutes i know was this is he was lying keir starmer when he said you could prejudice the case they just didn't want the details out they knew that he had rice in his flat or what his house within hours why didn't they tell us that and as you said last week with the liverpool thing we knew he's a company director We knew where he lived.

40:56And he was weak. So why did that not prejudice a case? Why can we know everything about him and not about Axel Rudakana or however you say his name. But I mean, that man is a, or that boy is an evil monster. Yeah, a piece of shit. And after what he's done in prison as well, that for me, I have said that I've said it on TV and I said it online. He should face the death penalty. They should bring it back for people like that. what good is ever going to come from the taxpayer spending hundreds of thousands on keeping him in prison for the rest of his life what positive is there is he ever going to be safe to be released course not yeah and pedophiles are they ever rehabilitated you fancy kids you're always going to fancy kids it's sick and i think i think something needs to change we need again we don't need to go as harsh as Dubai some of some of the sentences they are I see out there for Brits and you think oh poor kid I haven't even done anything that bad look they should know it but I think something in between us and Dubai now would be perfect and that's not I don't want authoritarian reign here you know Keir Starmer for me is an authoritarian leader I want strict laws that everyone knows if you cross that line, that's what you get.

42:18But keep all our freedoms. But it just shows you how the West is. The kid get caught, I think one of them get caught with a gram of gear in Dubai. And he says, where did you get it? They've took his phone, messes the guy who got it for him to say he wanted more. Picked the kid up, 40 years, caught with an ounce of coke. If you're dead against drugs, that's the way to stop it. Yeah. Isn't it? You could do that here because it's so accessible and everybody's on it. the majority of people but that's why the uk is in such a mess the girls are unhealthy the boys are unfit like everything's just backwards everyone's angry everything now everything now and i'm sick and tired of picking up a paper reading about these fat loss jabs and that they're miracle cures for cancer and this and that look people are taking that to look good on holiday that's disgusting people really should only be on that if they are obese or if they're going to be you know they're at risk of heart failure or whatever you have got people taking them not knowing what it could do to them and i think it was yesterday they're warning pregnant people you know don't don't get pregnant if you've been on that for a while well that's a risk but this is people who saying don't take the vaccine that are injected is it manjaro manjaro it's called uh but it's bad for your bones end up with bone disease or whatever but people people can get that off the internet like shaming no one in my area but there are just girls that are thinking right i'm going marbella i'm going majorca in a few weeks let's get on the jab how has that been allowed to happen but it's laziness humankind now is everything's got to be easy take a pill to stop that have an injection to get skinny what about actually going to the gym or going for a run yeah and plus it's good for the mental health what about reform what you thinking look reform reform for me at the minute they're they're they're going to be the next government unless something mad happens um do i agree with everything about them no but you're never going to agree with everything that a party does i want rid of conservatives and i want rid of labor the uni party they've let us down over the last 30 40 years and reform are a step to change they're going to be perfect at all and people that think they will be perfect are deluded i know the mps and a lot of people within reform they're good people they're going to have um good ideas they will make change they will stop immigration at the levels they are but then you know they will let us down in other ways but that's government government are not your friend that's what people we've got to remember politicians are not your friend um i know politicians that when i tackle them on why did you vote for that or why didn't you vote against that and they go i couldn't i go what do you mean you couldn't the party told me i couldn't otherwise i would lose my funding for this or look there's a black book on all mps there's a black book on misdemeanors and things they would not want in the press things that we've all probably done that's why i wouldn't go into politics because the left would have a field day with me maybe violence when i was 20 odd or a misdemeanor that i've done you don't want that out there with your kids and a lot of mps don't want some of these misdemeanors out and so they will sell their soul maybe back a policy that they wouldn't normally back so i've had some strong words with politicians who've said one thing to me in private and then they voted the other way do you think any of them are good there's there's a lot of people i think they're going with the clean heart yeah but i think once they're in the money comes in it's like you say there's it's like the p diddy stuff we've got you in compromised positions we've got this information ready to go if you don't agree to this like it's it's all blackmail us all corruption i will take people how i find them nigel i met nigel three or four years ago nigel farage and whenever i've met him he's come up to me he's asked me about the pub how's the business going he's asked me about my family my kids and listen i've dealt with the public for 20 odd years i know when someone is generally uh genuinely asking you and are interested and i get that with nigel farage i think he's genuine in what he thinks i'm not saying it could be steered the wrong way but as i said politics is a dirty business and they're never reform nigel farage are never going to be perfect in anyone's eyes because there's restraints and as i said i think there's higher powers above our politicians that will make them have to go back on certain things but as a step to change without reforming in the next election this country is going to collapse.

47:06What do you think of Pride Month? I did a video the other day on my social media. Again, I've got, this sounds cliche. We always have to back up gay friends, black friends, Muslim friends. Well, it's funny that you went pride from politics. There's a lot of debauchery in politics. We've seen that. But pride, I respect everyone's sexuality. I've got many gay friends, colleagues that hate pride. And when I put a video out the other day, they all messaged me and said, bang on, we're embarrassed by it. Look, what I don't want to see is videos on the internet of middle aged or elderly men in bondage gear with all their bits hanging out, grinding or twerking in front of young kids.

47:50That's not right in any way. How does that signalise or support being gay or part of the LGBT community? A lot of the gay people I know and work with are annoyed at the trans agenda. Don't back it. Think it's put their whole movement back 30 or 40 years. It's encouraged hate towards the LGBT community. And you know, we've got men that put wigs, makeup on and think they can go in the same toilet as our wife and our daughters. Well, I've been calling this out for seven years. and called every name under the sun and funny enough i found someone that would attack me for that like online years ago that is now saying the same thing themselves so it was obvious to anyone with a brain you do not let a man whether he's still got his bits or not in the same changing room as women and how have we got male boxers against female boxers the world has gone mad and when people people put clown world don't they i'll do it i'll do it i'll do it what a clown world it is a clown world because how how has anyone ever thought that was right and the worst thing is a lot of people didn't think it was right but they were scared to speak up like the grooming gangs like many of our problems in this country oh i better stay quiet with that and that Has led to people Taking the piss Look at that box On the Olympics It's just came out That he's got a pecker I stayed strong with that Everybody Listen Everybody folded Because of the pressure From the media Yeah Then it showed them Photos of him When he was dressed As a little girl This and that He was banned In 2022 From the world championship Because he's got XY chromosomes Yeah Whether he's got a fanny Or a dick Doesn't matter He's got XY chromosomes But then it's just came out He's got a pecker Yeah Like he was born male I tell you, I mean, I found a tweet from 2017 where I was saying trans competitors or people with genetic disorders like this are going to hurt someone.

49:59So again, I was attacked for that as a bigger. But one person who's fantastic with this whole trans thing is JK Rowling. She's changed the whole discussion. Sharon Davis, the ex-swimmer. She's brilliant. you've got so many loud voices on there that suddenly women think hold on they're saying it i can say it and now i think common sense is coming back many of the sports have stopped it and banned it well who's the swimmer leah thomas i don't even like calling them by their female names but i don't know his real name leah thomas he was like six foot five giant And the funny thing is when I used to put pictures like that up, I used to throw it on Twitter and log out for a couple of hours.

50:48And you used to see these lefty accounts or these middle-aged old men going, there's nothing wrong with that. It's, you know, progression. Nah. I don't think they believe it themselves. You can't look at that and think, you know, that's fair. Because science, the science, if they want to go back to the science they've got bigger lung capacity men big i think it's denser bone there is no way that a woman could beat a competitive man and that's why some of these men they're like 500th in the world suddenly they're world champion in the women's thing you just cheats yeah some of these runners and swimmers wouldn't even finish in the top 500 in the men's sport just that extra half a second a second moves them right down to number one in the women's i'm gonna ask you something yeah because someone mentioned it the other day would you box Armani Khalif yeah do you think do you think you'd do alright yeah do you I don't know the female one yeah well he's a professional he's a man yeah yeah yeah yeah no I wouldn't box no because he's a professional man I'd have a gun but I think I'd get beat no we'd get beat we're amateurs yeah yeah yeah so me fighting him he's so me fighting him he would win because he's a professional yeah he's chained all his life he's a man he's got XY chromosomes He's a man.

52:04He's fat. He's strong. He looks like a man. He punches like a man. He moves like a man. He's the structure of a man. It makes me laugh. It makes me laugh. I have people online that go, ah, I'll... Yeah, but I would fight them. Yeah, I would. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I would go in with anyone, but they'd beat us. Oh, yeah, of course. That's trained professionals. Yeah, yeah. But people don't understand that. So it makes me laugh when I read. People, men on social media sometimes are just deluded. Yeah. With boxing especially because it looks easy. But men think they can fight 4 ,000 times more than what they actually can.

52:37Now you've been under the ropes fighting. I've done it and it's fucking scary. From my own experience I've always said this. There's a nervousness so much. The fear of you get so many different fears that you don't face anywhere else. When you're in danger the nervous system kicks in but this is different. Waiting to fight. Yeah. Weeks. Months. What if I get beat? How's he training? Am I eating enough? Am I doing enough? Yeah. Why am I doing this? I'm in my forties. Like it's a constant battle, but the sense of achievement, even when people hit the pads, they think, oh, he's good. Put them in a fight or shake.

53:10So our box in a great gym is called Dennis and Dyer in Debton, Loughton, where I'm from. And you see some of these 20 somethings, they go, oh, you can spar him tomorrow. And I look at them on the pads. I think, oh no, they look unbelievable on the bag. But I think, oh, I've got no chance. I spar them and I get the better of them. Yeah. It's different. You know, it's, it's a science which I wish I was allowed to do when I was a kid. Because I think if I'd done it as a kid, I was allowed, I think I would have been pretty good. Obviously now I'm trying to play catch up and the old rhythm and the footwork is the hardest thing, getting out the way.

53:46Yeah. Everyone can throw a punch, but I love boxing. I, funny enough, you reminded me I got to text my hands and see if I can get another one. It's swim. It's just like, I don't do drugs, never have. draft it's a drag yeah but Misfits have went another level yeah they've went another it's not just that laughable having two men fight a man and girls only fans just looking stupid now you've got fighters now you've got people Darren Till Ty Mitchell Ty Mitchell could be world champion potentially world champion he's fucking boxed and sparred Tyson Fury's Joshua's and hold his own and he's a fucking top a lot of people want to mock misfits and i can see why like on the on the last one that i did against that gavinio uh the fight after or was it before after was the two young kids the social media stars that had had that had so-called beef um six seven years before and it was like a bit of a cult thing well that was the funniest thing i've ever seen but misfits don't try and be pro boxing the viewing figures on that fight with them two like lunatics were huge millions so it proves there's a market and then they get their credibility from people like darren till ty mitchell and that and then you've got people like me look i'm not an influencer but no yeah but there are people out there that tuned in i know because i i'd random taxi drivers go I watched your fire don't normally watch all that because there's some people that wanted it they're intrigued by it and then there's a lot of people that probably thought I'd love to see him get knocked out there's a lot of fuckers out there yeah yeah yeah but and that is the thing about walking to the ring my first one um was a couple years ago against bash and I picked bash because he'd bit someone's ear off nutter but he knows he's a nutter but an absolute nutter and as I was walking to the ring, my son walked with me.

55:43I went, boy, one's getting knocked out. If it's me, go and sit with mummy. So I had that in my head. I'm either knocking him out or I'm getting knocked out. Most men wouldn't do that. Most men wouldn't carry on walking. Yeah, it's scary. It is, um, I can't describe it. It is. And I'm sitting here now and I'm thinking, God, I've got to have another two at least. Because I used to do Muay Thai and the grip house, but never thought, I love the fact of the kick in the pads and the punching and the elbows but when i done the boxing four or five years ago i thought i was so buzzing for it i was ready i thought i'd over-trained but looking back now i'd under-trained i never done you know they tried to put me against you on that yeah so for three or four days i thought i was fighting you what weight would you um it was um what was the show star or something like that the promotion it went skint didn't it yeah i never got paid yeah right i went skin so uh I was going to do it twice I thought I was fighting you so I was watching all the videos of your first run how mad's that now we're sat in yeah Rogan O 'Connor I thought he was like a fucking bodybuilding champion I was the underdog but you're nervous my coach says when he's under the lights fucking keep him there because I was last in so I played two songs right so I was dancing you come in with all your Scottish songs yeah Scottish three parts seven minutes and then I fucking blew after a minute I was fucked I was fucked bro and then now obviously when you start doing it because I used to get scared sparring not scared but you're wary you're still doing it and then I started to enjoy the taste of blood and then I started going yeah I've got a black cup yeah and then you kind of you realise you ain't made of glass you realise wait a minute I can take a punch you can actually take this and you don't really feel it as much but like you say I wanted to do boxing when I was 9, 10, 11 my dad never took me it was football so I ended up giving everything to football but I wish I would have went I feel as if I would have been more dedicated because I love the fitness and the comrades like it's it's like a brotherhood because there's not many people do it it's not like football you've got 11 men on the pitch it's only you but the people you train with the coaches they're all switched on and they only seem to have your best interests I still say if I was if I was taught boxing I was going to a boxing club in my teens I wouldn't have got up to half the things that I was doing I think that would have been a therapy and taught respect.

58:07I didn't have a dad really to tell me off and teach me that respect in them important years. So I got schooled by people a lot stronger and more dangerous than me. I learned my lessons through being told off and in terrible situations. Boxing, for me, should be taught in schools. It really should. Discipline. I'm not a fan of wars and armies, But some sort of regiment Like going at 16 to 17 To just kind of learn to make your own bed Like a boot camp Yeah, just to learn fitness, learn strength Because there would be less crime There would be less violence if people could fight Because the reason why people are so angry And cause violence and cause mayhem Is because they're living in fear The majority of gangsters who I interview Who have been stabbed or shot or bullied or abused When they're younger Then start doing that to other people Bullying and fighting because why?

59:01They don't want to feel that again. It's a vicious cycle. Yeah, so they'll just do it first to try and protect themselves. Yeah. And when you actually speak to people, the majority of people are good. They're fucking sound. But certain circumstances in life leads them down certain paths and then people portray them as bad. So then they've got to live up to that reputation. When realistically, man, the people in the UK are sound. The thing about people in the UK, we see through bullshit. The majority, we're quite on it where we see, nah, he's full of shit. So if you're going to be bad or do bad, people are going to see through it.

59:32When you say that, I'm not saying your guests, but you know, when I look at some of these podcasts, I've been around people my whole life through the pubs. I've had nightclubs and I listened to their stories and they're coming on these podcasts a lot of the time to make himself look really bad, naughty people. Yeah. And I think you're an idiot. You are an idiot. half of the people that go on these podcasts and say they've done this thing and that haven't done anything you know I can back that up bro and I start off because I know a fucking hell of a lot of people now back then I was starting off I was just kind of getting in so I'm only taking it people at face value of course so when I'm reading their book they're telling me stuff I think yeah you're proper it's not until the podcast is out I'm getting the phone calls to say he's a fucking diddy him not everybody I've had some proper men, Vic Dark, proper.

1:00:27I know Vic. Paul Ferris, proper. Paul Doyle, proper. There's some proper bad men who you would change their lifestyle. And look, I respect a lot of the people that come out and speak about these things. Vic Dark, he's a local fellow to me, I know Vic. Well, he says a lot of the things he says to try and steer people away from going the same path or understand why he went that way. He's not trying to big himself up, you know, like some of these people are. I've done three or four podcasts now. The worst thing, what I would ever hate for someone to take away is that I think I'm a tough guy or that.

1:01:08I've been through shit in my life. I've been in situations where if I wrote it in a book, you wouldn't believe it. And from some of the most dangerous people you could ever imagine. But that's not big and that's not clever. If I could go back and change the way I was then I would but that I'm not those people I'm just a normal fella I don't take shit and I run a tough pub and if someone challenges me to a fight I'm never going to back down but I'm not a tough guy I'm not a gangster I would never want anyone to ever think that you know but you get a lot of these people that want people to think they're gangsters when they're not I think it's embarrassing or what what's worse when i see in my area kids that have got a hell of a lot of money a hell of a lot of money because their parents are rich they get a ferrari or a top car and they act like a gangster and they start hanging around with gangsters you're an idiot they end up getting used what why would you do that why would you do that if i had loads of money and i wouldn't want anyone around me that could take it off me and there are people that want to take it off them yeah just brainless but it's difficult because everybody wants to be a bad man we all watch the movies we all watch them and think yeah that's the life that i want not realizing it's a life of destruction not any bad man i know has got a happy life no broken down relationships no relationship with their kids in and out of prison money's up and down they still try and do bad things to keep the money to try and live onto that reputation they had in their 20s and 30s they're just getting older in their 40s their 50s and 60s then before you know it they end up becoming victims themselves to the up and coming so there's nothing productive from that life the films may be treated like a sexy way to live i didn't live that way but because i had nightclubs and i was involved in that life because gangsters try and get involved in that way like i i used to have things under me bed i would be worried you know going to sleep some nights where i'm going imagine living like that your whole life because that's the life you've chose it's not yeah i hope if any youngsters are listening to this i hope they don't go down that road knife crime you're very like i say very outspoken towards it because you've suffered it in your family lives and your own life um why what do you why do you think it's so rife in Glasgow used to be the murder capital Europe yeah if it was like naive capital like so bad but the five year lock him in caught with a lock back caught with a blade five years boom you're done that's what I'm trying I'm trying and it went from number one to way down the list I think New York as well was such a mess and the New York mayor fucking changed everything but it can be done with certain laws and certain restrictions so again I've got that petition I was talking about former copper has backed it with me five-year mandatory sentence for getting caught with a knife three years for a juvenile that will take a lot of normal kids Off the street with knives.

1:04:10I mean, when I say normal kids, your gangsters and your gang members probably are not going to be deterred by that. But there are kids, my son's told me, there are normal, lovely kids that are carrying knives because they're scared that there's boys out there with knives. If you scare them with, right, you're going to prison for three years, not going to see your parents for three years, they're not taking that knife out. but society's broke down um carrying a knife is is become normal and there's no deterrent is there if they know someone's been caught with a machete twice and they're getting a suspended sentence it's worth them carrying that machete isn't it yeah um but how do people get involved with your campaign how do they stay in the profession i wasn't with a charity my i'm really knives down hashtag knives down whenever i've boxed or i put something out about knives i've put that out there but I've just boxed actually on a charity show Wickers charity they do a lot of like rehabilitation they take kids and put them through courses work with youngsters East London London and that's why I box for that I raise nearly five grand for that charity because I feel like I'm actually doing something but apart until we get a deterrent to light the buyer where you know if you break that law you're banging it nothing's going to change stop and search they they scaled that back because the mayor said it was racist well look look at London I work with a black community as well many figures within boxing tell me to say these things on GB News the majority of knife crime in London is black on black now people oh I can't say that why the stats can't be racist now if you're searching more black men than white men in london because of knife crime you go to the people that are causing the problem and the black community like the leaders of the black community that i work with in boxing and whatever say i just keep saying it because we're sick and tired of black lives being lost if you're against that you're for black kids killing other black kids i don't want any kids to die so how can that be racist if you highlight a problem it's a problem um but i don't know how without deterrence i don't know how we stop it what do you think it's a deep can i hate the man you know why i hate is a very strong word i hate him because he knows exactly what he's doing if you watch him in the assembly at london assembly which is where he can be held to account his arrogance and his rudeness to the women councillors like uh members that are in there is off the chart i honestly believe and it's my opinion so i don't want to get sued for this that he sits around his breakfast table in the morning and thinks how can i wind these people up even more that's that's the sort of energy that i get from him everything's racist when i worked for a group called together declaration it was against um vaccinating kids during covid uh vaccine passports we pushed back against all that they also do things against you les and these ltns the traffic systems and there was a demonstration with together declaration outside the mayor's office and he said the far right's outside so it's a way of shutting you down so if you're bothered about you les you're far right now he knows exactly what he's doing and it's to shut people down oh we better not go and protest that anymore because uh we're going to get labelled far right what do you think of like 15 minute cities and try to squeeze everybody out yeah but i think i think there was a plan for that but i don't think i think the public have woken up and maybe mps and councillors that didn't understand the direction of travel and now understanding that people do not want all all that we don't want to be controlled and told where we can go uh remember sadiq khan is the co-chair of c40 cities with michael bloomberg in america so they're like a network of mayors and a group that want less flights in 30 years they want you to stop eating meat um it like the proper climate extremists yeah facial recognition yeah so that's what we're dealing with as a london mayor it's not just me disliking him or his attitude he is actively part of a group that is pushing for our lives to be controlled and what's going to happen in 20 years when they say you can only eat a bit of meat you can only have two flights a year the people with bundles of money go about their life as normal people like me and you can't go on holiday or the people that are not as fortunate as me and you that are poor or struggling in life they're never going to get a holiday again because flying will be so expensive and this is where i think it's wrong like you talk about the elites the elites in the world want as much control as possible and i think communism has weaned its way into a lot of institutions and a lot of politicians where they want to control and tax us this this net zero con nothing we do in this country is ever going to affect the climate but if you turn on the news turn on a news program they say i'll get a heat pump and there won't be floods in 20 years or your grandkids won't be roasted by the sun 50 degree heat what that's the biggest con ever net zero what about them trying to dumb this one so in one aspect we've got ed miller band putting uh solar panels all over our farmland and then they're doing trials about dimming the sun they haven't got the right to do that that that that should have a vote a referendum and we should be told why they're doing that and given a choice but this is the arrogance of some of these politicians that think oh yeah we're try that.

1:10:12Dubai, they mess with the weather. Cloud season. Right? And we've seen the worst floods in decades out in Dubai. You telling me that's a coincidence? They might deny it, but we know what's happened here. They mess with the clouds, and it messes the whole system up. Yeah, there's hardly been any rain this year in Dubai. Because last year I was there, I think it was April or May, and those cars fucking flooding down the street. I remember seeing it on social media. Crazy. Listen. And the floods in Spain, I don't know if it was Valencia or Barcelona, man, people were dying. If you mess with nature as a funny way of telling you not to do that down the line, just leave it be.

1:10:52What happened when we was young? How old are you? 41. Well, I'm 45. You look great for 45, by the way. Thank you. Well, I remember everything about the ozone layer. I remember being in my mum and dad's car thinking, oh no, we're all going to fry. like the the hysteria back then the ozone layer what happened to that what suddenly it went away you you you're going to tell us because we use less deodorants or whatever that that hole closed up it this is the new thing the net zero is the new ozone layer layer they couldn't get away with saying global warming because in certain parts of the world it was cooling so they call it climate change that's what they do and then if you try and argue go well that's not that's not it they've got both ways they can go oh no it's cooled because of the global climate change oh it's got warmer because of climate change we cannot win that argument now and thank god someone like trump's come in that's got his own scientists that can prove nothing we do is ever going to change the climate i think it's been changed since the dinosaurs the climate has been changing rapidly if earth suddenly decides to heat up there's nothing we can do about it yeah but it's just but whatever the media promote majority of humans gravitate to believe that of course so it's the current thing isn't it first off it was covid injections then you've got ukraine and then you know you've got net zero now whatever the masses are told they will believe it though yeah but i do think there's a massive shift in the way people think now and social media people like yourselves putting different voices on the internet gb news you know obviously gb news is restricted a little bit by offcom so you can't always say yeah you probably want to say but it's still a platform that gets a different viewpoint out i go in there all the time and say net zero is a con now where else you can see that on the bbc someone saying net zero is a con no never why does bbc still exist i don't know money power well have you seen the head of bbc wants to put up the license fee can you believe that i can't believe people are still paying it no look i personally think the bbc should be defunded start again and i think there are some good programs on there there are some worthwhile programs but just put adverts on them or fund it a different way it's a racket really that i have to have a bbc license yeah i don't watch bbc at home but to watch gb news on my sky i've got to pay a tv license fee which goes to the bbc nowhere yeah how way have you got the license fee goes to the bbc it funds the bbc so it's basically a state propaganda channel because we have got no choice and it's all right people saying oh i haven't paid it for two years let me tell you you're gonna get a letter at some point and then you're going to have to fight it whatever which way look i can afford it i'll pay it but it doesn't mean i agree with it but my kids want to watch certain channels and i do that maybe that's me funding something i shouldn't be funding but sometimes when you've got kids you gotta you still gotta play the game yeah and let's say people in gb and yours oh but you still can't say this or whatever you're still got to play the game there's certain things i would love to say everything I want to say but I would be cancelled instantly I already lost my Facebook page because I shared Tommy Robinson podcast already shadow banned on Instagram I've got family to feed I'll go to the borderline as much as I can and maybe try and push it sometimes I'll get a warning okay I'll step back I'll not do that again but I've got to play the game it's all these people saying push this, push this they don't have a platform because they've been cancelled yeah and look I think I've never been told I can't say anything on DB News and that is a promise they've never said don't mention that the only thing i can't talk about is an active call case so they say if you speak about that you're in contempt of call which is the law that's not gb news sad so for me up until now i've always said what i want to say and it might mean that patrick or dan at some point has gone look we've just got to say that is adam's view um that's not maybe the consensus or whatever but I've got my view out and that's then up to the viewers to make that decision is Adam right or is that right but that's how it should be shouldn't it yeah but that's as a society we're in what do you think do you think it will change as a better place I genuinely think there could be a revolution within the next 18 months two years it's going to have to get worse to get better yeah and that's what worries me but I think we're coming to the top of it we are you I think we're a couple of years to take more misery and then people's going to go right this is like our having this labor party is like us having biden america's like four years in front so he's shaking things up we've just got to hope that donald trump stays alive for the next sort of three years because a lot of the things that he's changing now when he withdrew the money that usaid across around the world how many institutions in this country in europe were being funded by america or silly things i don't know tampons for gaza millions of pounds being signed off by people that obviously at the other end are going send 500 grand back and you can keep that you know so he's unwinding a lot of the corruption and a lot of um the wokeness in this world and hopefully like robert kennedy who i like i just hope they make their promises and back up where somebody's got to control that listen there's got to be laws there's got to be elements of control everybody just can't be roaming free because there would be chaos there'd be destruction like there is good there's boundaries there's laws but it needs to be fair for people to try and enjoy life and like even things like taxes we know that taxes are wrong but we know to live in a functioning society now and fund things we've got to have taxes but they're pulling our pants down now yeah you know to the point where i've got a pub if they put the taxes up again in all there's no point me being a publican it's too tight and i don't think labor understand that and i think they're going to keep putting the taxes up until your whole high road just collapses no people are already paying 45 i don't mind paying taxes no if i know i'm living in a safe place if i know the roads are getting done my daughter was in private school 20 grand a year had to take her out one of the fucking kids was identifying as a cat this is a private school what the fuck am I paying for a private school identifying as a cat they're coming in with a litter box and going through and all the classes and I'm thinking that well the only time I've nearly been cancelled on GB News is this is going back two or three years ago Dan Wooten showed a video of and I didn't know anything about this video it was like a viral video of people dressed as dogs and howling but like in like bondage gear dog masks and all that outside a place in Germany So he said something about a dog joke.

1:17:54The other panelists said something about a bone. And I went, put them down. And they got a hundred, but I was joking. I don't want anyone killed. They're acting as dogs, stupidly. I said, put them down. I didn't know it was a gay thing either. So they got a hundred complaints about that TV news. Someone whipping it up. Pink News basically did an article on me that I'm racist uh not homophobic i didn't know it was a gay thing right honestly didn't it come out but you're a weirdo if you're dressing as a dog acting as a dog barking you're mentally ill so it was a joke you know and um i nearly got cancelled on that i got so many complaints but that was because online lefties all come together and go let's get rid of him that's our chance you know but what a mad world a clown world as a song like dressing as a dog listen if it's halloween if you're going out for a fancy dress and having a bit of fun or keeping it indoors whatever you want to dress about whatever you want to do that do what you want in the bedroom i don't care like listen you could wear dresses what about that naked psycho though that what the naked psycho when you've got all these old perverts it was the man standing against the wall when kids were walking past and had a semi you know what i'm saying i've seen i've seen it and i've tweet I've tweeted the pictures as well what is the matter with people but what is this obsession with getting your bits out and again look there are beaches where you can go and do that not near kids would be a naturist or whatever just stay away from people I think a lot of these people get off on it they get off on kids seeing them but how many drag queens have we seen reading stories to kids who have then become well paedophiles or then been exposed and not everybody but why would you want to read stories to kids dressed as another we helped One of the sections I did on GB news about three years ago, helped shut down one of these drag shows in a pub in front of kids.

1:19:49And I had a massive row of a panelist on there and I clicked it up and put it on TikTok. I'm not really a TikToker. I put my GB news and it had 3 million views. And I just said, look, if you agree with a grown man in fishnet tights and whatever, gyrating in front of a kid, you need your hard drive checked. or this other panelist she went absolutely bonkers at me it was her friends or people she knew that organized the event tried to get me off the show i believe i might be wrong but i've faced backlash off of that but a normal person for me should be against that why would a drag queen want to go into a school and read stories to kids what was the i retweeted one it was the thought police somebody was having a thought and the police went through their door a sixth police showed up at their door uh they were thinking about i don't know what they were doing but it was the thought police you'd shared that and i retweeted it it was like people were thinking about something but the police went to their door and then somebody who was in the school group chat they were talking bad about the school yeah and the fucking police went to their door yeah i can't believe that i've never had a phone call from the police so i haven't been brought in not that again i'm not extreme but just because all these lefties and these woke people tagged the police with my tweets all the time he's being hateful he's doing that i'm not a lot of the time i will put things online that i know will piss some of these people off why do you think they're so hateful towards what people say concern family parents fathers but what the fuck is the issue and this is look i will share if you go on my instagram i shared a white pedophile the other day if i see a story enough it makes me angry enough i'll clip it up and i'll put it up yeah But if I put one up and that person's of color or maybe of brown skin, I get people under in the comments, what about the white people?