Brute FORCE: Why Illegal Migrants Are Dying in Custody & Being Forcefully Deported By ICE

5 Feb 2026 · 1 h 4 min · 28 chapters

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In short

The episode argues that ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) is being obstructed by local governments and protesters, and that deaths during custody or deportation are framed as justified “split-second” law-enforcement decisions. It also claims mass illegal immigration is driven by “globalist elites,” links this to alleged “Islamification” of parts of the US (e.g., Minnesota, Dearborn, Texas), and criticizes UK free-speech restrictions.

Guests

Joey (host’s guest). The transcript does not provide verifiable credentials beyond his claims about ICE operations and his political views.

Key claims

ICE has operated since ~2004; under Biden, the guest claims ICE “was not taking anybody in” and there were no custody deaths because fewer people were detained. He claims Minnesota protests are coordinated (including Signal chats tracking ICE agents). He argues protesters are effectively attacking lawful arrests and that officers must neutralize “deadly weapons” like vehicles.

Notable examples

Renee Good (Minnesota protester; described as killed after being hit/run over by a car and then shot by an ICE agent). Alex Petty (described as a repeat protest agitator who allegedly had a gun and kicked ICE vehicles/taillights). The guest also cites “Somali daycare/healthcare fraud” in Minnesota and discusses Ilhan Omar’s past marriage controversy, plus broader claims about Dearborn and “Allahu Akbar” street calls.

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Chapters

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Controversy Over ICE and Immigration

0:58 to 3:00

Explore the current debates and issues surrounding ICE and immigration enforcement.

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The Role and Challenges of ICE

3:00 to 6:40

Discuss the role of ICE, its challenges, and the current political climate.

“A lot of controversy going on at the moment in America over ICE.”

Debate Over Protests and Violence

6:40 to 11:28

Analyze the escalation of protests against ICE and the violence that ensued.

“There's a growing conspiracy that the Jews, that the Jewish elites are responsible for the mass migration of the West.”

Discussion on Radical Politics

14:01 to 14:24

Explore the intersection of radical politics and public safety.

“communists don't care about letting their fellow comrades die for the bettering of the movement.”

Discussion on Radical Politics

14:52 to 15:22

Explore the intersection of radical politics and public safety.

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American Policing and Public Perception

15:22 to 16:54

Discuss the dynamics of policing in America and public reactions.

“Surely we've got to put a stop to you because if a loaded gun isn't going to do the job, I mean, if someone pointed a gun in my face, put your hands up, hands are up, hop on one leg.”

Political Radicalization in America

16:54 to 18:09

Examine the impact of political rhetoric on societal divisions.

“If you're off your kilter, you're going to become radicalized.”

Race Relations and Political Exploitation

18:09 to 19:24

Analyze how political agendas exploit racial tensions in America.

“I don't really know the details of that story, okay?”

Economic Impact During Trump's Presidency

19:24 to 20:51

Evaluate the economic policies during Trump's term and their effects.

“Everybody got ahead under Trump, all right?”

Radical Left Influence on Society

20:51 to 22:30

Investigate the influence of radical left ideologies in society.

“The Democrats can't allow that because the left, just like in Europe, just like in the UK, the left only thrives when there's division everywhere.”
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Immigration and Cultural Integration

22:30 to 24:27

Discuss immigration policies and cultural integration issues in the UK.

“You need a lot of immigration enforcement because the streets here are so, okay, I lived here 10 years ago.”

Societal Issues and Political Dynamics

24:27 to 26:53

Explore how societal issues affect political dynamics in American cities.

“Minnesota has turned into one of the worst states in our country.”

Trump's Persona and Global Perception

26:53 to 28:00

Reflect on Trump's portrayal and impact on global perceptions.

“They have a Muslim police force at this point.”

Political Critique on Leadership and War

28:00 to 33:26

Explore the criticism of political leaders and the implications of their actions on society.

“We have 435 representatives in the House.”

Political Critique on Leadership and War

33:57 to 34:19

Explore the criticism of political leaders and the implications of their actions on society.

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America First Agenda and Free Speech

34:19 to 42:00

Delve into the America First agenda, the importance of free speech, and current societal challenges.

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The State of Free Speech and Activism

42:00 to 44:48

Explore the current climate of free speech and activism in the UK and the implications for citizens.

“But this is what the police are now doing.”

Challenges of Remigration

44:48 to 47:18

Discussion on the logistics and realities of remigration and deportations in the U.S.

“Not exactly the bastion of freedom in Belarus.”

Cultural Impacts of Migration

47:18 to 49:18

Examine the cultural implications of migration, including issues of compatibility and societal change.

“There's an app now where they actually pay you money.”

Legitimizing Illegal Migration

49:18 to 51:28

Discuss the political landscape surrounding the legitimization of illegal migrants in Europe.

“Replacement migration is something that's very actively happening.”

The Consequences of Immigration Policies

51:28 to 56:00

Analyze the consequences of current immigration policies on society and public safety.

“Because when you sexually assault somebody, you take away a lot of their life.”

Addressing Illegal Immigration Solutions

56:00 to 56:39

Explore effective methods to tackle illegal immigration and border control.

“They're the ones who started voting for it.”

Comparing Conservative Movements

56:40 to 57:33

Discuss the differences and unity among conservative movements in the US and Europe.

“It's a lot easier to deal with 150 ,000 to do that than millions that flood the border.”

The Consequences of Division on the Right

57:34 to 59:23

Analyze the lack of unity in European right-wing politics and its implications.

“There's Reform, Advance, Britain, all these different parties, right?”

Weaponization of Compassion Explained

59:24 to 1:01:10

Understand how compassion is used politically and its impact on public perception.

“We're living too good and we should feel guilty for living too good, which is funny because there's a lot of poverty in the white population too.”

Generational Responsibility and Guilt

1:01:11 to 1:02:58

Debate the idea of generational guilt and the expectations placed on future generations.

“What are the main things that upset you the most?”

Cultural Assimilation vs. Current Challenges

1:02:59 to 1:04:42

Discuss the cultural assimilation of immigrant groups in the context of present-day issues.

“I spend time in Italy, spend time in Europe quite a bit.”

Cultural Assimilation vs. Current Challenges

1:08:38 to 1:09:10

Discuss the cultural assimilation of immigrant groups in the context of present-day issues.

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1:27having a debate about should we or should we not ban cousin marriage. It's creepy. It's very creepy. Yeah. They don't act with impunity like they do in Europe. You know, the average British guy doesn't have access to a firearm. The American populace is armed. In America, go ahead and rape somebody's daughter. The dad will get you before the police do. I don't see Jewish grooming gangs. I don't see Jewish suicide bombers. At the end of the day, the Jews don't want to behead me. Remigration is where you go before it gets extreme. Nobody wants to go extreme. Go home. Go live your life at home. Enjoy your home country.

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3:08Joey, thanks for coming on. Thank you for having me. A lot of controversy going on at the moment in America over ICE. I want to talk to you about ICE, the recent killings, the Islamification of the USA. Find out a little bit about you. Yes. Let's get the ball rolling with ICE. Yeah. Summarize what ICE actually is. Yeah. So ICE is Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. It's a very simple thing. It's been around for 20 years. And what it does is when there's an order to get somebody out of the United States of America, because they're there illegally, ICE works on removing them. Why is it getting crazy right now?

3:39Why do people want to make all this big deal? ICE has no cooperation from the local government. So we're looking at all this controversy in Minnesota. Minnesota has a governor, Tim Walz. He is a guy who will not cooperate with Trump. Trump will send him a list of people. These are the people that need to be deported. Tell the local police to serve them up to the federal government so they can be thrown out. He won't do that. The ICE agents have to go in, find these people, and remove them. What happens? You have these leftist lunatics that are egged on by walls and all his little left-wing friends, and they sit there and protest.

4:12They're all organized. It's not some organic movement. This is a very coordinated movement. They have signal chats with the license plates of these ICE agents' cars, where they're staying, what hotels they're at. It's all very organized. And they are told to get in the way and basically stop the deportations from happening. And they're doing it. What happens? If you interfere in a lawful federal operation, you're going to have problems. So you saw that guy, Alex. He's the big star, the nurse, who also, if you saw the other footage of him, he was actually kicking out taillights of ICE. This is Alex Petty.

4:47Alex Petty. When was ICE formed? 2004, I believe. It was in the early 2000s, sometime after 9-11, with the Patriot Act that came in. Okay, so it's 20 years plus in the making. It's not a new thing because in the UK, a lot of people would have only heard of ICE in recent months because of the controversy, the deaths in custody. I think it was there 35 last year. I believe there was a little bit of an increase. That's because there actually were people in custody this time. Under the Biden years, there was nobody to die in custody because nobody was in custody. Not that I condone people dying in custody.

5:17I don't want to make light of anything. No. But if there's nobody in custody, there's nobody to die in custody. ICE was not taking anybody in under Biden. It was a very, very dull agency that was under Mayorkas, our Homeland Security Secretary. They let everybody roam the country freely. And that was a big problem because you cannot have 12 million people enter a country and have no control over who they are or any idea who they even are. Trump stopped the flow at the border. The border is basically, for all intents and purposes, shut. All right. But you now have to worry about how many millions of people came in over the past, in reality, 20 years, because this was not a problem that started under Biden.

5:55Obama had a fairly open border. Bush's border wasn't so secure. In Trump 2016 to 2020, it was not zero. OK, there was still a flow of people. What are all these people doing in our country? Who are they and how do they get out? So ICE now, with Tom Homan in charge and a lot of other good people, Greg Bovino, they have this task, this monumental task to get out anywhere between 20 to 40 million people that are in the country illegally. Obviously, they're not doing everybody, but they're starting with the criminals. They're starting with the people that really are known to law enforcement. They're not getting any help from the local law enforcement.

6:30The police have their hands tied. They want to help, but they're giving orders by the top in the blue states, the Democrat states, don't help, don't cooperate. So ICE has to do this all on their own. It's insane. It's terrible. There's a growing conspiracy that the Jews, that the Jewish elites are responsible for the mass migration of the West. So what are your views on that? I mean, if it was the Jews, they're pretty stupid because the Jews are the ones who are being taken out mostly by this. You see all the attacks at the synagogues. You see all the attacks on Jewish people. If the Jews are behind it, they're really doing a poor job at choosing who to bring over because they're being attacked quite a bit.

7:04Look, who's behind it? I don't know that there's one specific group. It's a group of globalist elites who clearly just want to get our countries in total chaos. I think the goal is chaos more than anything else. The goal is chaos so they can take over totally and do total control. You see it happening. Look, Spain, they just regularized 500 ,000 migrants, which is going to turn into millions when you talk about family reunification. unification. Nobody's even brought that part up yet. You have people that are just taking over countries because they are from places where there are no laws. It's a lawless state that they come from.

7:37They can do whatever they want. We come from a civilized place. The West has always been known for civilization, for the birthplace of many inventions. We are the place that everybody has wanted to be like for many years. And now they're taking it away from us, maybe so that the elites can gain total control. They talk about one world government. They talk about all these different conspiracy theories agenda 2030 who knows what we do know is they're not conspiracies anymore we've been proven right yeah that's that's a fact a lot of stuff you've said there that we're going to unpack yeah bit by bit talk to me about renee renee good renee good so talk to me about that situation so renee good she was in minnesota it's always minnesota by the way reverse a little bit minnesota had a big scandal about a month ago where it came out that these somalian daycares and the Somalian healthcare agencies were all fraudulent.

8:27There were no kids in the daycares. There were no people being taken care of in the healthcare agencies. This was just one big money laundering operation sponsored by the state. So this came out. After that happened, all these organic protests started to distract from that scandal. So you started to see all these ICE operations being impeded, and Minnesota turned into a war zone. Renee Good, she was one of these organic protesters. She was 37 years old. She was lesbian, which is irrelevant, but it also is relevant that she did lose custody of two of her children beforehand. So she's not exactly an upstanding citizen.

9:03She had issues in her life. She's not the perfect person. She's not the perfect person, but that's irrelevant. They made George Floyd the martyr of all martyrs, and he had a gun to his wife's pregnant belly, right? Not wife, baby mom, whatever. In any case, she tried to run over the site station with her car at one of these protests. That was pretty obvious from the footage. came out later. They had a broken rib or something like that from the incident. And in that time, somebody shot at her. One of the ICE agents shot her. I'm not sure if it was the one who was getting run over or somebody trying to help that guy.

9:32What people don't understand about these situations is they're split second decisions. Maybe you have. I've never been in a situation like that where it's either my life or their life. If you're a federal law enforcement agency, your training is basically to eliminate a threat. If somebody's coming at you with a car, an SUV, That is a deadly weapon at that point. You have to save your life. You have to save your life. He had a family too, this agent. So she unfortunately was killed in that situation, but she didn't have to be there. All right. They talk about ICE as a Gestapo agency. The people dying, they're American citizens who are protesting this insanity in radical ways with cars, with kicking out taillights, with attacking these people, doxing them all over the internet.

10:18They're trying to get these people killed. ICE agents are facing massive amounts of threats in the United States right now. They're under serious, serious danger. So did you see a swing in the mood or at least the attitude when after the original footage was released and then the full footage was released, or at least from a different angle where you could see that the vehicle was, in fact, being used as a deadly weapon, which is because we've had a similar scenario in the UK. hey, Brixton or Streatham, where there was a known criminal firing shots in a nightclub several nights before. The police were chasing him.

10:53He wouldn't cooperate, wouldn't get out of his car, drove towards him. They shot him dead. There was uproar. The police are in the wrong. So we've seen this rollout over here. It's only until the full pitch is presented that people think, oh, OK, maybe we got it wrong. But the leftists so stubborn over there, they'll just still hold the line rather than say, OK, new evidence has been presented. I've changed my mind. They don't ever change their minds. Okay. They just stop talking about it. They just move on to the next one. So Rene died. The whole story died. And then Alex happened. So now we're on Alex.

11:24The new footage came out about Alex where he was kicking in the windows. He was kicking in the taillights, spitting at federal officers, all this stuff. Now, they say, oh, that doesn't justify a death sentence. No, maybe it doesn't justify a death sentence. But if you put yourself in a position with federal agents and you're kicking and spitting at them, what do you expect to happen? Well, I'm glad you painted that picture for me because that's the only bit that I've seen. I saw him kicking the taillight and then the ICE agent getting out the car, pushing him over. And I saw Alex spit at the guy as well.

12:00So up until that point, I don't know what happened afterwards other than he's dead. So it was two separate incidents. That was two weeks or a week before. Oh, okay. So they're saying that this Alex guy was a repeat guy who kept going to these protests and kept ramping up the fire. He came back two weeks later to this other protest and he has a gun on him. Now, is he allowed to carry a gun? Sure. But what are you doing waving a gun around and having a gun on your person at an operation? It's number one. This is not a protest. This is an arrest. They've made them into protest. ICE is there to arrest illegal aliens.

12:35You have all these bystanders that come in and protest that whole thing. It's not a protest. It's not a sanctioned protest where they get permits and are allowed to do all this stuff. No, they just show up and try to impede the arrests of aliens, right? These could be rapists. These could be murderers. You don't know. They don't know. They have no idea. They just know that they're illegally. ICE is doing it and they don't want them to take them out of the country. So who knows what this Alex was doing on that specific day? We don't have footage of him that whole day. But he was known to ICE apparently as somebody who was an agitator and apparently violent.

13:05So in my opinion, he shows up with a loaded gun with 50 rounds. Oh, Alex turned up with a gun. Yeah, he had a gun when he got killed. When he got shot that day, he had a gun with him. 50 rounds. 50 rounds. Okay. I mean, that could be considered excessive. Of course it could be considered excessive. And look, did he maybe not have to die? Did the shot not have to be fatal? Okay, we can go through all these situations. But again, it's a split second decision. These agents are human beings too. If you show up with a gun loaded to a protest or an operation, whatever it is, in front of all these federal agents, what do you expect to happen?

13:41He was 37 years old. He wasn't a child. He knew what he was doing. And in the manual for these guys, they have this signal chat with all these protesters in Minnesota. And Cam Higby, this good journalist from the United States, he released a lot of the manuals that were being used. And they literally talk about making scenes that the media will not be able to avoid to draw attention to these things. These are communists. Let's be honest. communists don't care about letting their fellow comrades die for the bettering of the movement. So in reality, look, I don't ever like seeing a life lost. But if you show up to that kind of an event with a loaded gun and are waving it around and making all this scene, you can't really expect to come out of that.

14:23All right. This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT. Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons podcast. Have you guys heard about ChatGPT work? It's the new way to use ChatGPT for bigger multi-step projects. And when you need more than just answers, give ChatGPT work access to your apps and files and it can create real work documents like spreadsheets, slides, and structured reports. Get started at chatgpt.com by selecting work mode available on Plus and Pro plans. Ryan Reynolds here for Mint Mobile with your summer price forecast. Now, unfortunately, we're seeing rising costs across the country with possibility that big wireless hates you 100 percent now over here at mint mobile we're seeing sunny skies and dropping prices every plan to just 15 a month give it a try at mintmobile.com slash switch upfront payment of 45 for three months 90 for six months or 180 for 12 month plan required 15 per month equivalent taxes and fees extra new customer offer for initial plan term only greater than 50 gigabytes may slow when network is busy see terms it's kind of textbook play city games win city prizes it's always baffled me obviously over here the police don't walk around with loaded guns like they do in America.

15:33So whenever I see footage of American police enforcement telling somebody, stand still, put your hands up, don't say another word, and I see him charge towards, get aggressive, become violent, shout and scream, I think, well, you've got to be out your fucking mind. Surely we've got to put a stop to you because if a loaded gun isn't going to do the job, I mean, if someone pointed a gun in my face, put your hands up, hands are up, hop on one leg. Exactly. I'm hopping on one leg. Do the hokey-cokey. No problem. Whatever you want, you've got a gun on my face. I'm going to do it. I want to live. No problem.

16:05Why are there so many disobedient people in America, do you think, that respond like that? Look, people are crazy. People have become radicalized. The last 10 years of politics in America. Politically radicalized. Politically radicalized. I don't think it's necessarily a mental disorder of insanity. I think there are a lot of insane people walking around. However, when you have an entire political party in the United States, the Democrat Party, they've told us for 10 years, Donald Trump is a Nazi. He is the new Hitler. So you have the second coming of Hitler ruining the country, right? You have his Gestapo running around taking innocent people off the streets because they're told all these illegals are innocent people who are just trying to make a better life for themselves.

16:45Obviously, that's BS. I mean, some of them maybe are, but also some of them are criminals, murderers, rapists, and the whole nine yards. If you're a little bit off kilter and you're told these guys are trying to destroy the world, these guys are the next coming of Hitler, what are you going to do? If you're off your kilter, you're going to become radicalized. Also, we have divided the country completely by politics. The United States, it is no longer one United States, in my opinion. We are completely divided at this point. It is divided among politics. It is divided among race. I mean, since Floyd died, George Floyd, the race relations have never come back the same.

17:23Look, really, in reality, it's never repaid. No. I mean, it's nasty now. It is really nasty. And it's a sad thing to say. I mean, I have friends that are black and we talk and everybody gets along. But on your average street where people are talking to one another, even in a service at car rentals or restaurants, there's just an attitude between the black people and the white people now that I don't remember growing up. No, I don't remember it growing up. When I was a kid, I'm 32, so I grew up in the 90s and the early 2000s. Nobody cared. Nobody cared. It was really healed, in my opinion. Then Obama came along, okay, and Obama talked all the time about race.

18:00And Trayvon Martin, I'm not sure if you heard about him here too much. He's the guy who got killed by George Zimmerman in Florida. No. He was wearing a hoodie. I don't really know the details of that story, okay? He died, and Obama came out, and instead of lowering the temperature, he said, If I had a son, he would have looked like Drayvon Moore. Ah, I see. And then we got one after the next, after the next. Black Lives Matter popped up. So he's amplifying the racial tensions. He amplified it. Black Lives Matter didn't start with George Floyd. It started in 2014. All right? It started, it became huge, and all the money came in after Floyd.

18:32Once Floyd died, that was it. And Floyd was amplified because they needed a reason to get Trump out of office in 2020, in my opinion. See, if I was a black guy, I wonder if your black friends have ever said this to you, But I would have felt completely exploited and used because it wasn't about Black Lives Matter. It was about a political Marxist agenda. Yeah. Fifty million dollars to the founder mattered a lot. She's loving her life right now. They used the black community. Of course they used the black community. I mean, the black community has been exploited for decades in America by the Democrat Party and by the left.

19:03They are told constantly, you are victims. You can never go high. You can never become anything, which is BS. I mean, we have black billionaires, black business owners. We are one of the biggest lady who sells pies in Walmart. $200 million business in three years popped up. She's a black woman, one of the biggest black entrepreneurs now. Three years. This started under Trump, actually. It's funny. Nobody's allowed to get ahead under Trump. Everybody got ahead under Trump, all right? Everybody did really well. Black, white, didn't matter. Nobody sits there and says, because you're black, you can't do this.

19:33It's not a part of society anymore. The Democrats say it is, and they internalize it. and it's just this it's horrible i hate it i hate it the racism is out of control he is out of control and it doesn't really take a rocket scientist to work out from where it's coming from because before trump decided to become a politician he was in every black rap video you could think of they've made songs about him all the time donald trump they want money like trump and look under trump he had all these different policies in his first term for black americans the opportunity zones all different type of housing policies business grants for black americans Ben Carson, he's a doctor.

20:09I'm not sure. He's probably not talked about much in the UK. He was in the first administration. He oversaw a lot of policies that did great things for the black community. If you look now, Nicki Minaj, the big rapper from the United States, she's come out and supporting Trump. She loves Trump. Black. Lil Wayne, another big rapper. All the rappers now are coming back around to Trump because they realized, oh, wow, everybody's actually doing pretty good under this guy. We're making money. We're saving money. If they're wealthy, they're saving money on taxes. I mean, things are going well. Economically could always be better, right?

20:42We had four years of a terrible president. Inflation was out of control. It hasn't been brought down to where it was before. But overall, we're doing good as a country. We should be healing racially. The Democrats can't allow that because the left, just like in Europe, just like in the UK, the left only thrives when there's division everywhere. Yeah. So I know that the left in the States, far more radical than the left in the UK, but it's coming our way. I don't know. Do you not think so? I don't know. We are becoming more and more radical over it on the left. I mean, some of your socialists are out of control.

21:13I can't think of her name, that lady. She was standing with Gustavo Petro last week. Yeah, this is true enough. I'm thinking more Antifa in the States. I think that's just because they're better armed. I think if you guys had guns and stuff, it would be just as out of control. They're better armed. Yeah, that's true. They can set up autonomous zones and they set up with a bunch of AR-15s and the police aren't going to want to start that fight, really. So the leftists in the States, the woke fucking Antifa lunatics, what is their main bone of contention? What are they really anti the most? Honestly.

21:45Family unit? Economic growth? They hate the family. They hate everything that you're talking about. What their actual goal is, their end goal, I have no absolute idea. Because these people, a lot of them come from wealthy families. This is the part people don't get. A lot of these people are radicalized. They're on college campuses. But these college campuses, you've got to pay a good amount of money to get onto these campuses. These are elite universities. Harvard has all these crazy leftists. Yale has all these crazy leftists. And you look at this and you're like, wait. You know if communism comes in, everything that you're going to inherit from mommy and daddy goes away.

22:20They want to hand everything to everybody except they don't want to take it from themselves. It makes no sense. It makes no sense. So these Antifa people, I don't know what they stand for. I don't think they know what they stand for. Do you think the UK need an immigration enforcement agency? You need a lot of immigration enforcement because the streets here are so, okay, I lived here 10 years ago. I went to get my master's in. Yeah, how do you perceive the UK from across the pond? We just look at it and we can't believe it. I mean, the free speech problem here is what really strikes me the most as an American.

22:50We have the First Amendment. The fact that people go to jail here for tweeting and retweeting things. I mean, how? How is this happening in a first world nation, in a nation that at one point conquered most of the world? I mean, the UK, this is people ask me all the time for America, why do you care so much about the UK? Because symbolically, if this place falls, the UK, that's a huge get for the globalists. If they can crash the United Kingdom, invade it without a shot, OK, because they've brought in people without a shot being fired. The Muslim population, these third world populations that come in and have no respect or regard for the customs of the UK or anywhere, the Europeans, the United States, they have no regard for our customs.

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23:35They hate us. They come in, they're allowed to do whatever they want. And people just walk around like it's all okay. We were just, before I came here, I stopped and got a coffee at a Starbucks. Everybody inside was white, British. Everybody going about their days fine. And I was thinking to myself, so how do they vote around here? Do they vote with the liberals because they have no idea about the problems because they're not seeing them? Or are they voting with the conservatives because they want to preserve their heritage? In America, a lot of the suburbs, they vote for the Democrats. And they vote overwhelmingly for the Democrats.

24:08And they don't realize you live in a bubble. You're living in the suburbs. You're out from all of the cities. You're not seeing all the diversity and the things that come with it. But you live in this world and you think that people like me who talk about what happens in these cities and people like the right wing are crazy because you're not seeing it. Plunk them in Queens for a week. Go to Queens for a week. Go to Minnesota. Go to Minnesota. Minnesota has turned into one of the worst states in our country. It's full of Somalis. Talk to me about Minnesota because wasn't there a political, well, he was running for mayor, but he'd married his sister.

24:41Oh, so we have a lady, Ilhan Omar. She's a congresswoman. She's married. Well, she was married at one point to her brother so that he could gain immigration. Now, that's fucking insane. Yeah. But when Somalians come, you're going to get Somalian customs, right? In Somalia, they have 68 IQs, the national average. All right. They're inbred. That's not me being racist. These are facts. These are things that happen. All right. The Somalians are largely inbred. Now we have an inbreeding problem in Minnesota. I think it was here in the UK that they said cousin marriage. They had a debate in Parliament about cousin marriage.

25:14Yeah. How in the fuck is a first world nation having a debate about should we or should we not ban cousin marriage? This shouldn't be a discussion. If you're marrying your cousin, you should not be allowed to immigrate to this country. Then Minnesota went, hold my pint. I'm fucking my sister. Minnesota brought in all the Somalians and everything that's come with it has become a disaster. We have lost billions in fraud in Somalia because though they're stupid, the one thing they're very, very adept at is fraud. Is that Somalians niche fraud? Yeah. What about violence? Well, violence is another deal entirely.

25:45But luckily in that community, they're all amongst each other. Nobody goes. It's essentially a no-go zone. You don't go to certain pockets of the city. Oh, really? Because, well, what are you going to do there? What am I going to go walk through the Somalian part of town? I want to get stabbed. I'm not going to go eat the food. What am I supposed to do there? So it's predominantly Somalian now. At certain parts. Minneapolis is full of Somalian pockets. They had a Somalian almost win the mayorship. The only reason he lost is because he was part of the wrong clan in Somalia. We had Somalian clan wars deciding the election.

26:16This is the truth. He was part of a different clan than most of the Somalians that immigrated, so they didn't vote him in. Instead, they voted for a white guy. His name is Jacob Frey. He kneeled at the casket of George Floyd and cried for five minutes, this guy. He speaks Somalian. He goes to Somali Day parades, speaks Somalians as the Somalian dances with the Somalis. And we're just supposed to watch this like it's normal. He's a Jewish man, white man, dancing for Somalians. Like, have you no shame? Have you no shame that this is what I would have to do to win an elected office? Ship me somewhere else.

26:52I don't even want it. What about Dearborn? Dearborn is a lost cause. Dearborn is a Muslim city now. They have a Muslim mayor. They have a Muslim police force at this point. They put Arab on some of the patches. Dearborn's in Michigan. Dearborn's in Michigan. So that's become Islamified. Islamified. Look, the Islamification of America is happening. Texas. People are shocked when they think about it. That's the last place on earth you'd imagine to become. Oh, full. They are building cities, Islamic neighborhoods with mosques in the center. All the streets around are named after Muslim. These are full of development.

27:24Mosques in Texas. Absolutely. Fuck. Absolutely. They say Texas is such a stronghold. It's losing that very quickly. Because what happens is if you want to become a politician in Texas, if you're a liberal, you still run as a Republican. because only Republicans can win historically. You go in, you're a liberal. You become a Republican, what happens? You completely dilute the Republican agenda, the conservative agenda. At this point, the Republicans in America, they're hardly conserving anything. And we have Trump, and I think the rest of the world looks at America and they say, oh, they got Trump, they're okay.

27:58Trump's one guy. We have 435 representatives in the House. Some of them are good, I'd say 20. The rest of them, they're sitting there. They're not rich. They're beholden to special interests. They're beholden to whoever pays them. You've got senators like Lindsey Graham. I don't know if you know about him here. He's a guy, the only thing he thinks about is war. All he wants to do is bomb this country, that country. He has a hard-on for war. You see him in videos when he talks about war, the smile on his face. It's creepy. It's very creepy. He's a Republican. So yeah, we have Trump. Thanks a lot.

28:31We love Trump. Trump has saved our country from the brink of destruction. but he's one man. What do you think Donald Trump really thinks of Keir Starmer? I mean, he has to think he's an idiot. I mean, I've met Trump a handful of times. He is nothing like they portray him in the media. He's astute. He's extremely astute. There's nothing buffoonish about him. My friend lives in Texas and he says the same thing. He says, Liam, in the UK, they paint Trump to be a buffoon. He is a million miles from that. You wouldn't be the president of the USA if he was a buffoon. No, he's charismatic. What it is, is he's charismatic and he's relatable to the public at large.

29:03So if he's always talking high IQ, if he's always talking these policies that he knows, he knows every policy inside and out. Frankly, probably most of these leaders do, even Keir Starmer, the idiot. He knows everything that he's doing. He's just doing everything wrong. You can't become the president of the leader of a nation and be a fool. It's kind of impossible. So Trump knows everything that he's talking about. He's nothing stupid. He has to play nice with Keir because at the end of the day, the UK does command a certain level of respect. Now, would it be nice? Would it be great for him to just walk in one day, tell Starmer to his face, you're a fucking idiot.

29:39You shouldn't be the president of this country. You should not lead the United Kingdom. Sure, you would love it. The UK would love it. But how's that going to play in foreign relations? You got to do things with countries. You have alliances. You can't. Trump, unfortunately, can't go around telling every world leader they're the scum of the earth. I'm sure he'd love to. Would you say Keir Starmer is scum of the earth. Kier Starmer is a horrible leader. I mean, I can't imagine. He's a devolved man, isn't he? He's a terrible guy. I mean, his record before becoming prime minister was bad. All right.

30:07His whole human rights lawyer record. Look, human rights is a total oxymoron. Every time you hear human rights, it's usually a scumbag behind it. All right. I hate to say it. But like the European Court of Human Rights, that whole thing should be thrown out. The EU is not necessarily the worst thing. The ECHR is much worse. So when you guys did Brexit, you had to do Brexit from the ECHR as well as the EU. You got out of the EU. That's great. Then they squandered it. But the ECHR is still there. And that's why you still have every freaking sub-Saharan migrant walking in off the boat and having the time of their life on your money.

30:43It's crazy to me. They seem to have more rights than us. They seem to have more rights than anybody. With the Brexit, a lot of it was based on immigration. I was over here during Brexit. I couldn't vote, obviously. It's got worse. It's got worse. Well, you got rid of all the Europeans. You got rid of all the Europeans and a lot of them went back. So, okay, great. We send the Italians back to Italy, but we're going to take in half of freaking Pakistan now. What are you doing? Like, it boggles my mind to see this stuff. Do you get much grief being Italian in the States? Have you got like an ethno-nationalism movement over there?

31:12There's a little bit of it, but not really. And I think what people really have to understand is European culture, American culture, the UK, we're all one. So there are obviously differences. But when you think about it, I have much more in common with you. I have much more in common with a guy from Poland. Because at the end of the day, when the Muslims come and say, I want to behead these guys, they're not looking at who's Polish, who's American, who's anything. They see non-Muslim and they say he's got to go. Let's go back to the Islamification of the state. So Michigan being a very good example.

31:48example. How quick has it become predominantly Islamic? And also, what's changed in the air? Has there been a spike in certain crimes, for example, attitude, demeanor, vibe, safety? We have the chant now. The Allahu Akbar chant comes out of the mosques into the streets in Dearborn. Call for prayer. The call for prayer. It happens in the streets now. So you have that. The crime has not risen exponentially because it was already a really bad area. I think that's why they dumped them there. Because they were like, well, they're already screwed. Let's just screw it up. It's gone up somewhat. But my opinion is this.

32:27The American populace is armed. The Muslims come over there. They're problematic at times. However, they don't act with impunity like they do in Europe. Because I hate to say it like this. I think the Europeans, the people, are a little less likely to act than the Americans. It's a little different for you guys. Like, I mean, you know, the average British guy doesn't have access to a firearm to go. And if his daughter gets raped, he's not going to necessarily have the means to go blow the guy's head off. Right. In America, go ahead and rape somebody's daughter. The police don't have to get you.

33:00The dad will get you before the police do. So I think they know that. And that's why they come a little different with how they act over there. They're trying to take over through politics, which is now what they're doing here, too. They try to get elected and pass laws slowly, slowly lower the age of consent. They talk about these things. It's conversations that are had so that they can get away legally with what they're doing. But I think they know America is a little bit tougher to take. That's why they try to take Europe first. This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT. Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons Podcast.

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34:13Every plan to just$15 a month. Give it a try at mintmobile.com slash switch. Upfront payment of$45 for three months,$90 for six months, or$180 for 12 month plan required. $15 per month equivalent. Taxes and fees extra. New customer offer for initial plan term only greater than 50 gigabytes may slow when network is busy. See terms. Right. And Trump's very much got a, certainly 2026, an American first agenda. We certainly haven't got that in the UK. If anything, we've got a Britain last agenda. That's who's steering our fucking ship. So talk to me about Trump's America first agenda. Trump's America first is very simple.

34:44You've got to get the people who are in America illegally out and you've got to actually help the Americans. You have to give some kind of relief. He put this thing out called Trump accounts where every child is now going to get an account when they're born with$1 ,000 from the government tied to the S &P 500. or 500, and they're basically going to start a new kind of program to put financial literacy and financial solvency into families, sort of in the mold, a little bit of what Hungary is doing, where they have family-friendly policies. We're starting to bring that to America. So you're encouraging the expansion of breeding.

35:18We're going to encourage the expansion of breeding. We have to make it easier. Look, the way you encourage breeding. Israel will get the blame for that now because that's what they do. Well, Israel gets the blame for everything. I mean, it's just something that happens. America and Israel, they have an alliance. But at the end of the day, America makes money from Israel, too. When you think about the foreign aid, Israel buys a lot from America. I don't get into the Israel thing too much, personally. I don't really understand it. It's not a focus of mine. Me neither. People are obsessed with it.

35:45Some people, only thing they do, they wake up in the morning, Israel. And they go to bed still thinking about Israel. I've been to Israel. I know Jewish people. Like, you know, okay, they run the world. They're not running my world, so I'm all right. I'm good. It's fine. It's something that doesn't bother me. At the end of the day, the Jews don't want to behead me. The Jews don't want to behead me. Yeah, and I don't remember the last time a Jew did behead anybody. I don't remember the last time a gang of Jews raped a young child. I don't see Jewish grooming gangs. I don't see Jewish suicide bombers.

36:17It's just not something that there's 16 million people in the world, I think. There's not that many of them. What about the assassination of Charlie Kirk? People, again, they're saying that the powers within the Jewish community are behind that. Have you got any idea who was behind the Charlie Kirk killing? Not what they're saying. I don't think it's necessarily as... Is it Candy Sewing that's gone a bit fucking... I don't know what's happened to Candace. I mean, Candace used to be really, really solid. And now every show is just Charlie Kirk, Charlie Kirk, Charlie Kirk. It's a bizarre obsession.

36:47I can't get my head around it. A lot of people say she was in love with him. I don't know. Who knows what the deal is. At the end of the day, whoever killed him, I'd love to know. They'll never tell us. They'll never tell us the truth. No. Look, how many years ago did JFK die? We still don't know the real truth. We know the CIA was involved. Do we really know what happened? No. I think Kirk is going to be like that. It's going to be murky forever. And America's still in mourning over the death of Charlie Kirk. Mourning lasted about a month. Now it's back to the left saying he deserved it. And the right just, of course, rightfully mourning his death.

37:19I mean, he didn't need to die that way. It was outrageous. It was humble. I remember I was actually here in the UK when he died. And it was right before Tommy's March in September. It was like two days before. And I was over here for that. And I just remember watching that video. We were in a bar in Leicester Square, somewhere like that, right in central London. And the bartenders knew who he was. I didn't realize Charlie was so global. To me, Charlie was an American guy who we all looked up to, we all admired. But I didn't know he was such a global icon. and these guys at the bar are talking amongst each other did you see charlie kirk died now one was happy all right she was happy one of the i guess liberals at the bar but the guy was pretty affected and when he came over he heard i was american he goes hey did you see charlie kirk i said yeah i was just shocked he knew who he was then i realized the whole world knew who charlie yeah we we knew exactly who charlie kirk was it was really huge that that had a global impact and I think what really struck me was it could happen to any of us.

38:20And it's so warped that we now live in a time where you can watch somebody get murdered in real time. Yeah. And we're desensitized to that. I know. And it also sends like a real hard and fast message immediately. Like you say something we don't like, you're going to get executed. Now that's fucking frightening. Do you feel like that's put fear into the hearts of activists in America or have they got that attitude? dude, fuck you, we're going to carry on regardless. The first 48 hours, a lot of people that I talked to were like, I don't know how much I'm going to do this. I have a family. I have kids.

38:53And then it turned and it made people even more ready to fight. Because, you know, you can take out one. Can you take out 100 ,000? Of course they can. But will they? I mean, I'm going to keep fighting. Me personally, everything I talk about, everything I say, I'm not going to shut up. If they want to kill me one day, they'll kill me one day. They'll kill me either way. They'll kill anybody anytime they want. So if you shut up, all you do is just tell them they want already. If you shut up what you believe in, you're already dead, in my opinion. Totally, yeah. If you've got to watch what your tongue's doing, then you're not free.

39:27No, you're not free. You're not free. And especially in America, free speech is our number one thing. Without that, we don't have a country. That's literally what separates us from the rest of the world. Well, I'll tell you a little story that will lighten the mood a little bit. And I've only just heard it this morning. Okay. And then we'll talk about free speech because you must be looking at the UK's free speech thinking, wow. And then especially when you've got Keir Starmer in the White House telling you that he'll protect free speech and how important it is to us. That was unbelievable to me.

39:55Wow. Actually trying to gaslight the nation. Yeah. Well, and Trump because Trump, honestly, what does he pay attention to? Who's getting banned from social media in the UK? These are things that are not important to him. So maybe Trump doesn't realize how bad it is. Anyway. J.D. Vance did. J.D. Vance gets it. JD Vance gets Europe. That was brilliant when he kind of corrected him. But so talking about free speech, very short story. And people will know who I'm talking about because he's been a guest on my show. Okay. AY Audits. I've only heard this from him. Yeah. So if you're going to fact check, wait till the video comes out.

40:26He was arrested several days ago. He went to a demonstration and there was a protester with a Palestinian flag. The usual woke leftist nonsense. They haven't said a word about Iran, by the way. We'll shelve that for a second. But this activist was carrying a rainbow birthday cake. Oh. LGBTQ... At the Palestine March. Or what march are we at? Yes. Oh, okay. That makes sense. Exactly. Yeah. So, and this is all live stream, by the way. So it's been documented. So it's going to get NFA'd, unless there's more to it that I don't know. But this is the general story. And this won't come of any surprise to you because you saw what happened to Lucy Connolly and other people that were jailed after the Southport riots.

41:13But AY audits, he goes around all the migrant hotels reporting on them. So it's irrefutable evidence what's going on, who's in there, what they're doing and the volumes of them and the percentage of them that are men fighting age. Like all of them. But he said to this guy that's pro-Palestinian with his rainbow birthday cake, if you was to take that to Palestine, they'd want to kill you. Yeah. That's what he said. He then moves on and starts reporting on something else. Three days later, police knock on his door. They've arrested him because he's caused alarm and distress to the guy who was carrying the rainbow birthday cake.

41:54This is the story I was told this morning. And AY Audits has said to the police, well, it's took him two or three days to become alarmed and distressed. But this is what the police are now doing. I mean, if that was me, I would say, well, we're talking about a cake here. Yeah. So there's a there's a woman down the road that's just just been mugged. I can guarantee three people were murdered in central London last night. There's somebody being mugged over there. God knows how many stabbings took place. Oh, and there's an industrial scale epidemic of rape of our children by gangs of Pakistani Muslim men.

42:21And you're here arresting me over a fucking birthday cake. Wow. So that's where we're at. What do you think of that being an American free speech advocate? So I was here 10 years ago living. They banned me on Twitter when I was living here. I'll always think it had to do something with the fact that I was living here at that time. What did you tweet? There was a study that came out that the Muslims were not using enough of the city bikes. Somebody in the government of London, the city government, said the bike program is not diverse enough. And I tweeted something like, it's the biggest issue that enough Muslims are not using the bikes.

42:53Very banal tweet. I used to be very tame because you had to be back in the day. And they banned me the next day. They never said what the tweet was, but I think that was the tweet because that was the only mildly controversial thing I tweeted that day. Anyway, I was off for five years. I was banned. But I never had to worry that I would go to jail. The fact that you guys have to sit here, I'm sure you have to worry about it too, that you say the wrong thing one day. Oh, I've got used to saying the word allegedly now. Yeah, and they're going to just come and arrest you and take away your freedom.

43:22I mean, it is absolutely mind-boggling. Back when I was here 10 years ago, that was when Tommy Robinson was coming up and really, really becoming huge. And they put him in jail for speech. I mean, the amount of people that have to worry about being activists and fighting for their country and not just having to think, well, some leftist lunatic kill me, but will my own government arrest me? And then the fact that it started under a conservative government that's supposed to be on the side of the people. How do you arrest Tommy Robinson for speech if you're a conservative right wing government?

43:58How do you arrest all these people? Lauren Southern was banned from getting in. Eva Vlar the other day, the activist from Europe. Refused entry. Of course, refused entry because she wouldn't be conducive to the public good. But Mohammed from down the street who raped six people a week, he's fine. He's actually given a council home. What? What are we talking about here? Is this real? Unfortunately, it is real. And if you'd have told me this 10 years ago, what would be happening now, that you'd get a journalist, get sent to prison for publishing a documentary that consisted of multiple insidious truths.

44:33I'd say, well, that's not going to happen. What will happen is the insidious truths will be investigated, not the journalists that reported it. But here we are, communism creeping through the back door. In fact, it's actually knocking on the front door now. In fact, it's kicking the door down. So I think there were 12 ,000 social media arrests here. The second most was like half, 6 ,000. It was Belarus, right? Not exactly the bastion of freedom in Belarus. China, I don't think, arrests this many people for speech. It's unbelievable what goes on here. And then they want to call it a free country.

45:04It's not a free country. The UK right now is under a tyrannical regime. Whether people want to realize it or not, and I know a lot of British people I say that to, friends of mine that aren't in politics, that are just, I went to school with them here, they think, you paint a picture of my country that's not real. It's like, no, it's very real. I remember that video, the lady in the hijab, the police officer and the blonde lady knocking at the door of somebody to arrest them for some things they had posted or something. I'm not sure if you remember this video. The problem is I've seen too many videos of people being arrested.

45:34There shouldn't be one. Not just hate speech, but hate thought. People are now getting arrested for things they're thinking. What do you mean? Well, you'll just air your thoughts in written form. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, true. What I mean is people aren't being arrested for incitement. Exactly. Not incitement. I'd understand if somebody was inciting violence. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Of course, but if you're just thinking what may happen, what could happen, what should happen, what you're surprised didn't happen, irrespective of what it is, how gratuitous it is, it's a fucking thought. Well, the Lucy Connolly case was crazy.

46:05I mean, she should have been able to say whatever she wanted at that point. I'm going to have her on and I'm going to really, because she's been on a few different podcasts and I don't think they've got under the bonnet enough of it. I don't think they've really fully gotten into the minutia of how did that actually affect you and how will it affect you for the rest of your life? because sending a woman to jail that's never committed a crime before, that's heavy duty stuff. She has a record now, right? She has a record. When she applies for jobs, she's a criminal. So many doors are now closed in her life moving forward.

46:32It's crazy. She'll probably be unemployable for a lot of people because everyone over here is so virtuous and false. I know, I know. Everyone lives, everyone pretends to be something they're not now. Everyone's guilty of the same crimes that they wag their finger at people about. It's like you fucking hypocrite. You've done ten times worse, you wanker. No, it's out of control here. It's really out of control. The level of woke here is through the roof. Remigration. Yeah. What's happening in the States in regards to remigration? Is that taking place? It's being talked about more than it's actually happening.

47:00I mean, we have deportations. They are happening. They're not happening at the speed I would like. I mean, I would like them to deputize the military to do it, frankly. Right now, it's only the immigrations and customs. I was going to say, what's the logistics of remigration? The logistics is ICE deports people that have deportation orders. You go, you get a order. You are made deportable by the courts and then ISIS to go find you and take you out. Or you leave on your own. You can leave on your own. There's an app now where they actually pay you money. The government will give you between$1 ,000 and$3 ,000 to leave.

47:30About 2 million have left on their own. Sounds great. But we have between 20 to 40 million illegal aliens. Who's leaving? The mom who's afraid that she will have a criminal history or not be able to work under the table. Criminals are criminals. You know, MS-13 is not leaving. The gang members, they're not leaving. They're still doing their thing. So we're doing a decent job. We're doing better than we've ever done. Let's put it that way. But re-migration, to me, re-migration means you even look at the people that have managed to get legal status. To me, it means even the people that have managed to game the system but are completely incompatible, like Ilhan Omar, the lady who married her brother.

48:11She's in Congress. Under my ideal scenario. She would be thrown out Even though she has her citizenship and her papers It's called denaturalize the woman And get her out She married her brother I mean she's rife with fraud She's a winery now That made 15 million dollars Send her back to Somalia See how that happens See how that goes for her You know female genital mutilation is 98 % of the women in Somalia This is the culture they import Is that where it's most prominent 98 % of the women are female genital mutilated in Somalia. And you've got an influx of Somalians in America. We have Somalians coming there.

48:49So you've now got that going on in America. You have it going on in America. I'm sure you do. It's under the table. It's not going to be practiced in the local hospital. But you know they're doing it. I mean, barbaric third world traditions have no place in the West. They just don't. And I don't care who you vote for, Trump, the liberals. You can't. Look, they all say they love women. They support women's rights. If you support women's rights, you cannot import people who literally are practicing FGM in 2026. You can't. You can't do it. What's replacement migration? Replacement migration is something that's very actively happening.

49:25It's when you take a population that is native and flood it with people who are not native. So in Spain, we'll talk about Spain quickly, the leader of the left party, it's called Podemos. They're the far left party. And they are in government. All right. They're not some kind of fringe group. She's a member of the European Parliament and she's actually very active in Spain. She yesterday said, I love the Great Replacement Theory. I hope we get it here so we can get rid of these fascists. And she says, I want to give the migrants the right to vote. I want to do that. They just made 500 ,000 illegals eligible for naturalization, not citizenship, but just they can get their papers.

50:06What did she come out and say? They're illegals, aren't they? Completely illegals. Completely illegals. Legitimizing illegal migrants in 24 hours. Whenever has that happened in history? Liam, it didn't even go through the Congress in Spain. It did not go through Parliament. They did it by decree, which you never even hear. I didn't even know that was an option in Spain. I said, decree? They don't decree to get the rapists out. They don't decree to, they have a 26 % youth unemployment rate. No decrees to save that. No, but let's bring in 500 ,000 people. Between five and 800, by the way. Everybody's saying five.

50:37It's really between five and eight. When you consider family reunification, it'll go to two or three million. All right? All of them are suddenly naturalized. What happens? Within 10 years, they can get their passport. All right? They're put on the path to citizenship. If they're from Latin America, two years they can get a passport. Honestly, in Spain, Latin America, I don't necessarily know if that's the big problem. The big problem would be all of North Africa goes to Spain. There's no cultural compatibility. You had a video from the Pakistani embassy. It was full with people trying to get proof that they're not criminals in Pakistan.

51:14All right, great. The government came out and said, if you can't get the criminal clearance within 30 days from your country, we will treat it as though you have no criminal record.

51:27so think of these governments pakistan somalia all these third world nations that don't care what happens in spain don't care what happens because it affects them zero you think they're going to say oh yeah that guy's a murderer and a rapist we want him back no they're just not going to send the clearance let spain deal with it and then some spanish woman one day is going to be walking home and get raped or worse i mean i don't know what's worse than rape i guess death maybe or at this point in reality, they're equal. Because when you sexually assault somebody, you take away a lot of their life.

51:57You kill their soul. You kill their soul. The soul's dead. So you have all, you know, we talk about rape, like, oh, another rape, another rape. You hear it and you're almost desensitized because they're happening by the dozens these days. These are lives that are destroyed. You don't come back the same. You don't come back the same. And they're doing it by the dozens in Europe. So Spain just said, everybody gets to come in, no problem. They'll be eligible for benefits. They'll be eligible for everything. It's funny because when I was a very young man, I always used to think that the people on the left were the high IQ, intelligent people.

52:26It doesn't take much to work out. What these illegal migrants have now been verified, what they can do with immediate effect is start fucking and procreating. And they're doing it. There's more of them. It's like throwing a cup of water over Mogwai. So I walk around. For those that have seen Gremlins. I walk around central London. Every woman in a hijab has a stroller and a pregnant stomach. every single time. It's like, I look at it and I'm like, wow, the British people, they're not having as many babies. It's all over Europe. They're not having as many babies. The United States, neither are they, but certain populations are.

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54:06See terms. Then in all of Europe. And that catch-22 thing, because these other cultures are procreating at a rate of knots and there's a complete takeover, it's making the indigenous of the country think, well, I don't want to bring a child into this world because it's fucking unsafe. No. I know many people who think that way. Yeah, so we're purposefully having less whilst they're purposefully having more. We also think about quality of life for the children. Totally. We think about I don't want to necessarily have three kids because I want to send them maybe to private school because I can't send them to public school because it's full of Muslims and all these other third world migrants who are going to who knows what they'll do to my kids.

54:45So it's a very big problem that we're not talking about enough. And even when we do talk about it, what are the solutions? I was going to say, how do we fight back against globalism? Number one, we don't allow them in our countries and we send them back. I don't care how ugly it looks. I don't care how many ugly scenes there are like in Minnesota where somebody gets hurt in the process of interfering. Remigration, number one, it's the most moderate solution because it can only get uglier, right? I hate to say it like that. Remigration is where you go before it gets extreme. Nobody wants to go extreme, but the extreme solutions have happened in history and we don't want to go there.

55:21Nobody wants to go there. So in theory, re-migration means you go home. You go live your life at home, enjoy your home country and prosper and do whatever you want there. Don't bring your third world shit to our first world. Don't do it. But what happens then? What happens to all the people that are going to be left here? All right. All the left wingers that are going to be going crazy. What do you do with these people? I mean, I don't know how you deprogram this mentality. I don't know how you do it. They're in the top three greatest dangers to Western civilization. I think they're more dangerous.

55:51Look, the white liberal is much more dangerous than the migrant that they bring over because the migrant they bring over can be sent back. You can't deport, you know, Karen from down the street who's been here her whole life but wants to bring in all of Pakistan. How do you fix that mentality? Because they're the problem. They're the ones who started voting for it. They're the ones who brought it in. The migrants, they're coming over, most of them, because they can. Quite simple. If the door wasn't open, like you guys have an ocean, not an ocean, but you have a sea all around you. It's so easy for you to keep them out.

56:27A ship is coming over. You make the ship not come over. I mean, either by turning it around or other means. America, we have a land border. You put up a wall. We did. Guess what happened? The flow stopped. Will people come in through airplanes and overstay visas? Yes, they will. That will happen. But you deal with it. It's a lot easier to deal with 150 ,000 to do that than millions that flood the border. So things can be done to stop it. Remigration can occur. It's actually very simple to make it happen if the will is there. The government can do it. It can be done over a period of time. What can also be done is you harshly increase the penalties on illegal migrants if they're found here.

57:11You make the penalty so horrible that they're going to say, look, it's not worth it. I'm going home. How does the conservative movement in the States compare to the conservative movements in Europe? They are different, aren't they? So there's two parties in America. This is what's good. We have two parties. So it's good and bad. We're all on one team. What stuns me when I come to the UK and in different places in Europe, but specifically the UK, there's all these right-wing parties. There's Reform, Advance, Britain, all these different parties, right? And I talk to people, and everybody talks bad about one another.

57:48Supporters, and they, oh, I can never pact with this party or that party. You all essentially want the same things on the right. And I always tell them, I'm like, you do realize the people who want to kill you don't view you guys any differently. There's no unity among the right in Europe. There's no unity among the right in the UK. okay, there's all this fractionality and all this division and it's nonsense and it's about stupid things. I mean, they don't like this guy because this guy had the same girlfriend as that guy 10 years ago or this one did too much cocaine in front of a camera. Shut up.

58:24Like, you don't know the enemy. The enemy does not care who you like, who you don't get along with, who slept with who 10 years ago. The enemy wants you dead. So it's like, get serious. Get really serious really fast because you're already invaded. Over in the United States, we're getting invaded, right? We're not quite there. The UK's already actively invaded. France, Germany, Spain, Belgium, you're actively like reducing your population to the invader as we speak. The time to start having little fights with each other about basically what I consider high school drama, that ended a long time ago.

59:06Get with the freaking program. Like just start unifying. Fucking grow up. They will unify you real quick with the sword. Yeah, yeah. Define the weaponization of compassion. Oh, my God. Weaponization of compassion is basically how they took over the entire white liberal vote. The white liberals are living too good. The white people are living too good. We're living too good and we should feel guilty for living too good, which is funny because there's a lot of poverty in the white population too. in America, you go to many different states, you will see trailer parks, largely full of white people.

59:41There's a lot of white poverty. I'm sure here too, it's not just the migrants that are in poor conditions. I'm sure all over the UK and Europe, you have a lot of poor native people too, but they don't highlight those stories. And they just talk about the plight of the migrant, the plight of the poor woman in Somalia who's scraping for food on the roadside. and we have to take her in and we have to help her. And what happens? The women are still there. The women are all still there over in these migrant countries. When you see the boats come over, when you see the people come over on the planes, it's literally all military age men that could take most people pretty easily.

1:00:20Like they are tough looking guys. But we're not told that. We're told we must care for the poor. We must care for everybody. And you know what? I agree with caring for the poor of my country. I agree with helping the poor people who live in my country and for some reason or another, be it mental illness, be it poor situation in the family, help them in some sort of way. But I don't need to help somebody that doesn't come from my country. I'm just not responsible for that. And if their country is unable to do it, I feel bad. I'll pray for them. And maybe if I have extra money and I feel like it, I'll send something over to one of the charities, which I won't because I know it'll just get eaten up by some other white liberal somewhere else in an office.

1:01:01But there's ways to help people that don't involve invading your country with people. Unfortunately, that's no longer a line that's distinguished. And as a human being, you individually, what's your main bugbear about, let's call it what it is, the destruction of the West? What are the main things that upset you the most? It's that like, you know, I want to have a family. I want to have a future for my future children. What are they going to grow up in? Like, why should they have to grow up in a world that is not friendly to them? And in America, why should they have to grow up in an America where they're told just because they're born to a world?

1:01:39white father and a white mother, I mean, the mother will be white. We don't know who the mother is, but we're just presuming, right? Why should they have to be told that they are somehow guilty for crimes of the past and that they are responsible to help the entire world and to feel bad that the entire world is suffering? It's not their problem. It's not their problem. We talk about slavery in America still. I'm told that I one day will probably have to pay reparations when somebody passes reparations for the slaves. My family came to America in the 40s and 50s, in the 1940s and 50s, not in the 1800s, not in the 1700s.

1:02:16We didn't know slavery. We had nothing to do with slavery. Didn't the Italians get some stick years ago? We got treated like trash when we came over. We used to work in sweatshops. The Italians, when they came over, worked like animals and were spit on. They were called horrible names. Spaghetti dick. Yeah, the WAP, Dago, horrible things. No, we're not allowed to talk about that. The Japanese, they were in internment camps in America. Japanese are not victims, though. They're not allowed to talk about that. It's only black and it's only third world, third world, people from places that have nothing to do with America that are made to feel as though they are so downtrodden and must be helped.

1:02:57I'm tired of it. And I'm tired of, I'm just tired of seeing, you know, you go to Rome. I spend time in Italy, spend time in Europe quite a bit. I have family here still. I come over. I don't need to see the Africanization of Italy. When I go to the Colosseum, I don't need to see people pickpocketing that aren't from Italy. I don't want to see Italians pickpocketing either, frankly. But why should we have to worry about safety from people that we don't have any responsibility for? It makes no sense. And then they're told in Italy, oh, well, Mussolini tried to take colonies in Italy. I mean, in Africa for Italy.

1:03:34Who cares? Mussolini's dead. They hung him. Mussolini's gone. Yeah, let it go. I had a German friend years ago. I said, what? This was when this start of this all started, when Merkel, the original sin, when she let in all the Syrian migrants. I said, why did you? Why? Why are you OK with that? She's like, don't you remember what we did in the Holocaust? Hold on. Syrians are not Jews. You're not letting in Jewish refugees. You're letting in Syrian refugees that have nothing to do with the Holocaust. Yeah, well, you know, you don't understand. I don't. I don't. Frankly, I don't. And I never will.

1:04:06And I can't. Because when you're so liberal like that, you're so open-minded, your brains fell out. I don't get it. I don't get it. Yeah. Falling out their ears and landed in their bollocks. And just an observation, I can't help but notice that the Italians have assimilated very well in America and the UK. And the Irish. Yeah. And many people. I mean, the German-Americans, they're so Americanized, you don't even remember that they're Germans. Honestly, they stopped even talking about it. Italian-Americans kept a strong culture of Italian-American, which is distinct from Italian culture and is distinct from American culture.

1:04:37But we're not running around creating all the problems right now. That is coming from outside. Well, before I ask you the final question, which would be a very traditionally British question, where can people find you? Okay, so on X, I'm Joey Manorino, just Joey Manorino. and Instagram, Joey Manorino US. So those are my two main places until they censor me again, but hopefully they won't because I think we've pretty much secured free speech on social media for the last few years and maybe the next. And I think you've mastered the delivery of your message very well. Yeah, I mean, it took some time.

1:05:09It took some time because we have to now. It's a shame we have to. We shouldn't have to. But for years, I was a little too extreme, I guess, with the way I would say things because, look, it's an extreme topic we're talking about. We're talking about our homelands that we have grown up in and we have a right to grow up and live in a place. We have a right to be born and love the countries we're in. That's been taken away from us. That's extreme stuff. You'd have to talk about it in a manner that's extreme, but you can't. And you've got to fight fire with fire. You can't fight fire with a fucking cloth, which is what they want us to do.

1:05:42They get away with saying everything. The amount of death threats I get in a day, I'm sure you get it all the time too. Plenty. I get told every single way, all the ways I'm going to be cut up and sliced up, I get stuff sent to my home. My father gets stuff sent to his home. My mother gets stuff sent to her home. We had a fake bomb sent to my father's house once. I had someone telling me they're going to put a crucifix in my mom's pussy the other day. Jesus. Yeah, it wasn't him, but yeah. Wow. Well, you can imagine who it was that said that to me, can't you? And I published it on X and said, oh, how very peaceful.

1:06:11But anyway. I've published messages from people and I've gotten them taken down. Yeah, I know. They've taken down the message. They said, that's right. But they don't take down the person who sent the message, which, you know what? I don't even want them taken down. Let them stay up. But just so people understand what we deal with. Yeah, it is rough. But it's okay. Do you know, I get so many threats on the internet now, pretty fucking graphic heavy ones, that it's become so normal that I don't even mention them anymore. No, me neither. I'm used to it. But yeah, now we're on that subject. Yeah, if a day doesn't go by, someone's not threatening to take my life.

1:06:42It's almost like, what have I done wrong today? I know. But the final question, a British one. Fish and chips or pie and mash? I love the pie and mash. I love the pies. I love all the British pies. People talk bad about British food, but I love the British food. The Sunday roast. The Sunday roast. And it's Sunday today for people watching. I'm going right after this. I love Sunday roast. Yeah, what meat do you have? Beef. I just have the beef. Horseradish? Mustard? No. No, I have it planned. I have it with the brown sauce. With the Sunday roast sauce. That's what I call it. I don't know what it's called.

1:07:14Oh, gravy. The gravy. Yeah, yeah, I love that stuff. People think you're a psychopath. Fucking brown sauce on his roast. He's a lunatic. I love that stuff. I love that stuff. No, the food here is great. I love it. I love the pies. I love the, what are they called? The pasties? The pasties. I love it. I love the food. But anyway, we veered right off topic at the end, which I thought was quite nice. It's made me hungry, so I'm going to go get some lunch. I hope you enjoyed this episode. Please do go and give Joey a follow. I'm going to put his links in our description. I've thoroughly enjoyed this.

1:07:42I hope you do too. Like and subscribe to the channel. costs you nothing, takes you about three seconds and it allows me to bring guests on like Joey that the mainstream just never will because his narrative doesn't fit theirs. And on that note, I hope you have a good Sunday roast. Thank you. And stay safe, stay alive and don't get cancelled. Thank you. Good health, my brother. Cheers, mate. Bye-bye.

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