Mixed Race Priest DEMANDS Foreigners Be Deported: Calvin Robinson

22:48If you believe this is Christian land, you have to find a way to commit to Christ. Or maybe then a better way for me to explain it is I think people should adopt Christian values. But what are they? What are the values? Even if they don't believe in God. Because it's very hard to, if you don't believe in God, it's very hard to, come on, believe in him or her. No, it's a choice. You make a choice to just believe, to think that there has to be someone greater than us that created us. Someone that loves us despite all of our sins and all of our bad vices. Someone who holds us close in our bad times, in our good times.

23:21You make a choice to believe. And then sometimes the faith comes later. You don't have to look for a faith and then submit. You submit first. Have you always been a believer in God? Was there a time where you... Yes, always believed in God. I've always known. I think he imprints on our hearts that knowledge that he exists. I think deep down we all know that he is real. And we put up our own barriers and walls, and we have to break those down over a lifetime. And most people, by the end of their lives, have come around to some degree. But, yeah, I always prayed to him. I always knew he was there.

23:52I didn't always have a faith. I didn't know about how to structure my life. I didn't know about Christianity properly because it was... I went to Christian school. So you don't really learn proper Christianity in Christian schools in this country. It's just woke diversity, inclusion, equity and all of that stuff. But once I committed in my young adulthood, I kind of learned more and learned more and decided to spend my entire life on that. And as a priest, how strict are your Christian beliefs, morals, values and kind of day-to-day behaviour? Sex before marriage, for example. Is sex before marriage a sin?

24:24Yeah. I mean, it's not degrees of strictness. It's either this is true or it's not true. it's binary it's black and white so in the christian faith fornication is a sin adultery is a sin like sex is something that happens within marriage between one husband and one wife in that lifelong indissoluble union it's a holy matrimony is a sacrament under the eyes of god to be blessed by god with children so if you break that you're sinning like i don't think any christian has ever truly any committed faithful christians ever truly not thought out to be sinning. They've just been okay with the sin. What about the whole try before you buy concept?

25:01Imagine like living so strict, but imagine if like you find somebody, you get on like a house on fire, they're all going to marry you. And then you end up in bed and it really doesn't work. You find yourself in a tricky situation. What would you do in that scenario? This is hypothetical. The worst hypothetical is you try so much before you buy that by the time you buy your used goods and you're so broken in your soul because every time you bind yourself with another person, you're giving them a part of you. And everyone that's had sex with multiple partners recognises this truth, that you're giving a bit of you away.

25:32And, you know, people who have been, you know, real, people who have slept around, I'll try not to use too harsh language, but people who have been promiscuous, most of them regret it. Yeah, I'll make you right. Particularly females. Yes. And we live in a world now where we're not fair to women. It used to be understood that men always want sex. And the women were the gatekeepers of sex. And therefore, you had to get married to someone that you liked, at least. Because if you were going to have sex, you may be blessed by God with children. Now we live in a world where you can stop that. You can take God out of the picture.

26:03So you just have the fun. Just have the act. And that means there are no consequences. So men don't have to marry the women that they're sleeping with because they won't have children. Because the women will kill the children. Therefore, men can have sex with as many women as they want. Now, that means that women can have sex with as many men as they want to. So now women are becoming more promiscuous than men, and then men don't want them anymore. Have you noticed there's a lot of lies around sex? For example, men will lie and pretend they've slept with more women, and women lie and pretend they've slept with less men.

26:30It used to be that way, but I think there's the other way around now. Women are talking about their body counts. Yeah, it's disgusting. What are your views on OnlyFans as a Christian man? It's demonic. And of course it's headed up by a certain demographic who own most of the porn industry. And again, we should ask these questions. Why is a certain demographic pushing so much degeneracy on us? in the West. It's wrong. We need to push back against it. Yeah, see, this can't be denied. And when I have those sort of head-scratch moments, why is everyone so anti-Jew? I do know that it is predominantly the Jewish community that are pumping porn into the ether, which is, like you say, it destroys the soul.

27:06It does. It's a different mentality. It's a different morality. So people often say, well, Judeo-Christian, we share the same compass. We don't, because Jesus Christ said it's no longer not good enough to just not sleep around, to not commit adultery. it's now no longer okay to think about it so the thought is a sin he says that if you think about sleeping with your neighbor's wife you have committed adultery in your mind that's new to christianity that wasn't a jewish idea and so to a jew it's perfectly okay for you to watch porn make porn produce it push it out there that's morally acceptable dennis prager said this on air but to a christian that's not okay because it's sinful who's that rabbi that he makes sex toys with his daughter.

27:47Objectively, that's gross. It's outrageous. I thought it was parody when I went off, because I've only seen him a couple of times and he's on a talk show and he's promoting his sex shop or whatever. And I think maybe he's, I mean, he doesn't sue me for this because everybody's like waving around a dildo with his daughter. But our moral compass comes from Christianity, even though it's culturally for you, but that's where it comes from. And so we recognise that as bad, as sinful, as evil. To him, it's okay. It's perfectly acceptable. He's not breaking any of his laws. Bizarre. Running a sex shop selling dildos with your daughter.

28:17Yeah, that's extremely messed up. But if we're trying to promote, I say we, if we want the UK to become more Christian. It has to be. Otherwise we die. In this day and age, though, 2026, who's realistically going to want to wait until they're married to have sex? I think most young people are now. I think they are, Generation Z don't drink as much as us. They don't sleep around as much as us. Like our generation is generally quite liberal. they are much more orthodox they're much more Christian because they see how bad it's been for us and for people older than us like we talk about immigration being a problem which it is but even if we stopped immigration today we would still die out as a people because well two reasons people aren't getting married and they're not having children and on the other hand we're aborting children and we're back streaming on Peacock may I present to you the award winning staff of the Toledo Truth Teller slap me let's jar something loose I like that.

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29:46You're not. I can't trust anyone in this group. She's just dead to me. There's so much the public doesn't know. Watch the new season of the Hulu original series, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, now streaming on Hulu and Hulu on Disney Plus for bundle subscribers. Terms apply. So for every hundred kids, every hundred pregnancies in this country, there are 50 abortions. So we're killing off Britons. We are wiping out ourselves. It is an ethnic genocide, but not by another, by ourselves. And at the same time, we're not getting married and having children. So we have to end immigration. We have to encourage people to get married and have children.

30:22And we have to end abortion. We can't do any one of those things. We have to do all three. Otherwise, we will literally die out as people. Now, I see my problem with Islam. You've had your moan about them, so I'll have my moan about them. They don't seem to call out their own shit behaviour. and I always have done. People that follow me know this. I've put my own father away, so there's no one can argue that I don't call out my own. So let me just touch base with you about the priests over the years that have fiddled with choir boys. What would you say about those people? It's probably one of the most evil things you can do to harm a child.

30:57I think anyone that harms a child, well, anyone that rapes a child should be hanged at the very least. But what I will say on this matter is, it is wrong, it's evil, but it's been blown up. Like the enemy. So if you take for granted for a fact, given that God exists and that Christianity is true, take that as a given, then Satan also exists. And he wants to undermine the church. He wants to undermine our belief in God. And so how would you do that? You'd push people away from the church. You would point the message that the church is actually wrong. You'd say that good is evil and evil is good.

31:31All this was prophesied. and so what's happened is a few nasty disgusting men have infiltrated the church and been wicked and those men should be hanged absolutely but that has been taken out of proportion to the churches is a pedophilic institution all these children don't send you like and now no one fewer people go to church so the enemy has won that battle he won't win the war but he won that battle and if you look at the statistics and nobody wants to because it's like you're trying to paint nuance on a horrible situation, but the facts are that more teachers are paedophiles than priests.

32:05You have to ask the question, well, why, when I think priest, I think paedophile, but I think teacher, I think, well, they're teaching my children. Well, it's because people have been attacking priests. People have been attacking the church for so long for the reason that they don't want people to become Christian and to know the truth and to go to heaven because it's demonic. But the act itself is demonic too. And so paedophiles go wherever they get access to children. But for example, you'd never cover a priest back if they committed such an act. Oh, hell no. You would wholeheartedly condemn them full stop.

32:34Absolutely. I would expect them to be hanged. And I would actually like to get into power to bring the capital punishment back. But paedophiles go where they can gain access to children. And that used to be, one of the avenues used to be the clergy. It isn't so much now because all eyes are on the clergy. And the safeguarding is, I mean, there's a lot of safeguarding now. But all eyes are on us. So priests, generally speaking, are not paedophiles. But there are a lot of paedophiles in education. There are a lot of paedophiles in entertainment, Nickelodeon, Disney, Disneyland. Like the places where they can get access to children is where they go.

33:09And so we need to be keeping our eyes open. If we're just like, oh, it's just the priests. Anyway, you go and play with those. Like we've got to be alert at all times. Our children are our most important asset. They are the most innocent of human beings and God loves them more. Now, you're very outspoken. which I think is great. I think we need more people to speak freely. It doesn't surprise me you've moved to the States at all. But have you been rejected, kicked out, banned, suspended from any churches due to your outspokenness? Yeah, the Church of England didn't want me, which is fine. I wouldn't have really fit in the Church of England, but it's the church I came up in.

33:45So I kind of went through the process. I discerned, I felt called to the priesthood. I felt God wanted to use me for his ministry. And I said to my church, I feel that to be the case. And they discerned it with me. I said, we affirm that. They thought I was called to the priesthood. But I wouldn't play the woke game. I wouldn't sign the DEI card. I wouldn't be a victim. And so there was no place for me as a brown man in the Church of England, unless I said the Church of England is racist, which in that case, I would have been promoted and sent all around the country. But I'm not going to, I don't believe that.

34:14I know what true racism, I've experienced racism in my life. I know what true racism is. and I don't believe that the church itself is racist. I think individuals can be racist and that can be a problem. But actually, most things that people say are racist are just in group preference and or dislike of things. What has it that you actually done that got you rejected by the church? Or said? I had a meeting with the Bishop of London, who is now the Archbishop of Canterbury, named Sarah Mullally, and she said to me, look, you're going to have to fall in line. The church is institutionally racist.

34:47This is after Justin Welby, who was the Archbishop of Canterbury at the time, said this. She was backing him up. I said, I don't believe it is. And I believe that racism is a sin that we all have to repent of individually. And she put her hand on my knee and said, Calvin, I'm telling you, as a white woman, the church is racist. Now, looking back, I see that as an admission of guilt on her part. But at the time, I was like, I don't know where to go with this because this was when BLM was big and critical race theory and all that. I'm like, I'm fighting against this stuff because we're telling young black kids that this is a racist country institutionally and they'll be held back because of the color of their skin.

35:20I don't believe that to be true. I have been to number 10 Downing Street, Buckingham Palace. I've met with Donald Trump. I've been to the White House. Like, I feel like I've lived a privileged life. My skin color hasn't held me back in any way, sense or shape or form. It's like, in fact, sometimes it's helped me and I've resented that because I don't want to be preferred over someone else because of the color of my skin as much as I don't want to be hated because of the color of my skin. It just is. I don't like it or hate it. I'm just, I'm brown. Like it's part of me. And so they make it the main thing about me.

35:50And like, I want my faith in Jesus Christ to be the main thing about me. I don't want the way, when they see me, I don't want them to see a brown person. I want them to see a Christian. And I couldn't get the message across. She's a woke woman. She's pro-choice. She's pro-gay marriage. I think she's probably anti-Christian and I wouldn't fall in line with her ideology. So she made it clear to me that there was no place for me in her diocese. Is that how you felt that they was looking at you as a colour rather than you as a whole? Yeah. Weird question. Do you feel more black or more white? No, I'm mixed.

36:19I love my black family. I love my white family. I love the fact that I have this strong heritage of both sides. I don't think it's the ideal. I think most people should marry within their race because I think it's important that nations are a people. I want the British people to survive. I want English people to be a thing. I don't want everyone to be the same color as me in 100 years. I don't want the whole world to be beige and globalist. I don't want England to be the same as France and Germany to be the same as Spain. I like that when I was a kid, I used to go to France. I would use Franks.

36:51I would go to Germany. I would use Deutschmarks. Now it's McDonald's, KFC, and Americanization everywhere. where globalization is taking over. There are no distinct peoples anymore. But I think it's important. Coming down here, like this, oh my gosh, it's beautiful where you are, by the way. This is old England. It does remind me of home. Right. Home is in England, England. Yeah. Yeah, countryside, greenery, friendly people, meet and greet. But I want to protect that, Liam. I think it's important. I love it. As I said earlier, this is the greatest country in the world, but it won't remain that way unless we fight for it.

37:21And that means being able to say, it's okay to be English. In fact, it's good to be English. Englishmen 100 years ago would have said the English race is the supreme race. It's a superior race. Say that now. You're a Nazi and you're written off. But the English race is superior. The English peoples did more good for the world than any other peoples. Talking of Nazism, there was a salute you'd done that looked remarkably like a Nazi salute. Nazis didn't say my heart goes out to you. They went upwards and they did the seek out. Was it a Nazi salute? No. What do they call that salute? what you actually done.

37:56There's a name for it in there. Roman salute. That's right. It's what Elon Musk done, wasn't it? Yeah. And in the context, I was saying what he did was fine and people were being sensationalist and going over the top, calling him a Nazi for saying my heart goes out to you. And so I mocked it and people laughed and thought it was funny until two weeks later, the liberal find out about it. And, you know, the Rolling Stone printer headline, the Nazi priest and everyone's jumping on board. And at this time, I wasn't even speaking about Israel, but now I'm free to. Now I'm free to speak about these issues.

38:27Because if they're already going to call me a Nazi, what's the worst they can do? And was that a speaking event? Because it looked like you were on a stage on a podium. It was a pro-life event. I thought it was a bold move. Thank you. I don't care anymore. It's like, what is there to worry about? What trouble did you get in over that? I lost my job. I wasn't able to be a priest for three months. It was the hottest time of my life. In what sense? Because you just felt, did you feel disconnected to your faith? No, my bishop just instantly revoked my license, my faculty. So I wasn't able to celebrate the sacraments.

38:55I couldn't say mass. And because he was a liberal man, a woke boomer who just said, he put out a statement saying, the Holocaust was a very important time in history, horrific event. I'm like, of course it was. No one's disputing that. Are you trying to say that I'm a Nazi? Because I said, my heart goes out to you. Like, is that really what Nazis did? First of all, it wasn't a Nazi salute. Secondly, I didn't say anything that was in a remote fascist. Thirdly, I was speaking on pro-life, which is something every Christian should be. My whole point was you as the bishop should be there. I shouldn't be there in the first place.

39:25Like you should be on that podium already. It should be full. But of course they're not there. Don't ask me where, but I did read when I was doing my research that people have said that you're a difficult man to work with. What would you say to those sons of bitches? No, that's for other people to say. I think I'm quite personable. I think I'm, you know, off camera. I'm generally quite an introvert. I don't like to be the center of attention. I do this stuff because I'm called to it. Like right now, I'm in Britain for over a week and a half i'm not doing a media route i've got a book coming out i'm not going around booking gigs and stuff i came to see you because i promised i'd see you two years ago and i didn't find the time because i was moving to america so it didn't work out so i said liam i'm coming back let's do it but i'm not like i don't market myself i don't promote myself i don't care about the limelight i just have he's gifted me a platform so i tried to use it for truth and goodness and i don't compromise and so people on a one-to-one level usually get up they're usually oh he's not how I thought he was.

40:23He's actually all right. Even if they hate me, so what? It's like, I'm just not going to compromise on the truth to make people happy. It's actually why I asked the question, because now we're set opposite each other after two years of you playing hard to get. I can't see why anybody would not want to work with you. But I can see why, I mean, obviously, if you're completely woke to the bone, you are going to say things that are going to make them think, oh, blimey, is he safe to air? GB News, for example, you got sacked. What happened there? I think people know this story, but just recap. So I had a show, Lawrence Fox had a show and Dan Wharton had a show on GB News at the time.

40:58Now, we were all on Dan Wharton Outspoken, which is Dan Wharton, oh, sorry, Dan Wharton Tonight it was at the time. And Lawrence was talking about a feminist, a horrible feminist woman who hates men. And he was talking about how beautiful she is on the outside but how ugly she is on the inside. Now, Lawrence being Lawrence said, who'd want to shag that? Now, that's something you might say down the pub with your mates. You don't say it on air. So Lawrence was fired immediately. And I was like, that's a bit harsh. like discipline him yeah he shouldn't have said it but you don't fire him for saying that then dan wotton was um suspended immediately because he wouldn't they were changing his i was on the show live they're changing his script on air he's like i'm not going to throw lawrence under the bus and i'm not going to say anything i haven't approved of i was like yeah you're right to do that so they suspended dan and i was supposed to go back on his show and i'm like i'm not going on dan wotton tonight without dan wotton and so i was supposed to go on my show the following week and I said publicly, which I probably shouldn't have said publicly, but I said, look, we can't call ourselves the home of free speech and then fire people for saying something offensive that is perfectly legal.

41:58That's not who we are. And so I was fired for that. But I am going to take GB News to court. I don't think I've mentioned this publicly yet, so this is an exclusive for you, but I'm taking them to court, I think this October, because I got the Freedom of Information request and I found out, I was fired in October for that, but since January prior, They were building a dossier on me of reasons to find me because I'm too Christian, because I'm too conservative, too Christian. And it wasn't in line with where they wanted to go. What happens when you take off the dog collar? Who is Calvin Robinson?

42:31What you see is what you get. I believe everything that I say, I say what I mean and I mean what I say. And it upsets people, but I don't do it to upset people. But I will continue to speak the truth as long as God gives me a platform. One day he'll remove it. One day I'll, you know, this last year I lost 50 % of my paid subscribers because I started speaking about Israel. And everyone loves it when I speak about Islam. But speak about Israel, it's like, oh, no, no, not them. It's like I see that as hypocrisy on their side. But people love to have their own opinions parroted back at them. They don't actually love to hear you say anything.

43:03And in our industry, you know, people have fans and supporters. And I love the people that have supported me for the last few years. But at the same time, I don't perform for them because I'm not here to make people happy. You're not here to entertain people. I'm here to preach the truth as best I can. And one day that won't be my mission anymore. And I'm looking forward to retiring in a rural countryside environment, off X, away from all the drama and just living a quiet life. But I feel like I have to fight because I can't say it too many times. I love this country and it's going down the pan, but it's not going down the pan because of the invaders.

43:36It's the people who are letting the invaders in. And they are all snooty, upper middle class people, intelligentsia who were like, you can't say that. No, don't talk about that. No, you're far right for that. It's like, stop it. These people are the enemy. Do you always feel like you're a priest? 24-7? Always, yeah. Did you ever have any invasive thoughts? Oh, yeah. On the way down here on the M25, I had plenty of invasive thoughts. Give us an example. Get out the blooming way. Why am I doing 35 on a 70 in the fast lane? What are you doing? I'm thinking more like, I could kill him. I'd love to fuck her.

44:12Those kind of invasive thoughts. No, I think they're kind of extreme thoughts. But I mean, I am a sinner. And when I sin, I repent of those sins. And I try to be better. What's your favourite sin you've ever committed? I don't have a favourite because they're bad things. What's your least favourite sin you've ever committed that you wish you'd never done but you loved at the time that you're really sorry for? That's a tough one. It's a personal one. Yeah, it is a personal one. It's the only one I'll ask, but go on. No, I am quite guarded against being publicly vulnerable. as well. You've asked some questions.

44:41I think I'd be more vulnerable on this show than I have on any other show. Because I want to know the human being. Yeah, but again, these people that watch our stuff, they don't own us, but they feel entitled to us sometimes. And I think we have to push back against that a little bit, because the moment you don't parrot what they already believe, people are capricious. They'll throw you under the bus. And so we have to just be true to ourselves, but protect ourselves and protect our families. That is a very good answer. It's a politician's answer, but it's a bloody good one. Have you ever had a fight?

45:08Yeah, of course.

45:38gives me a reason to live.

46:09I have a black belt in taekwondo. I trained a lot as a kid. If I didn't know that, I'd have been less invasive. Men have to be able to defend themselves and their family. Agreed. That's important. I said, was you doing taekwondo as a kid? Yeah. I've done it all my life. Ah. How about that? Is that widely known? I don't know. Do you keep that one in the back pocket in case anyone fucks with you? Wrong move. Look, I could defend myself, but I think it's important to be able to do so. I'm not boasting, but I think all men should be able to do this. We need a martial art. We need either to learn firearms or archery.

46:43We need to have something. Because we assume we'll have this forever. We are such an entitled generation. We think everything we have now will always have, because it always has been. We're on the downfall. We're on the downward trajectory. Western civilization was great, and it's getting less and less great as the years go on. So we have to be prepared for what comes next. Well, here's a man who doesn't shy away from defending himself when people invade his space after he gives them several warnings, is Tommy Robinson. What's your, I know you're friends with each other, but as a man of God, you may think he does some ungodly things.

47:18What's your actual opinion of him? I love Tommy. I think he's great. I've always said that. Since the first time I met him, so I met Tommy. Well, when I properly met him, he came on my show. We had a two-hour chat and I came away thinking, this is someone I could call a friend. Before that I had no idea because I've always been told he was racist. I grew up in a town where the BNP was founded and you know being from a mixed family I experienced true racism so I was always a bit on edge about people who but then I thought the mainstream media has lied to me so much about COVID. They've lied to me about Brexit.

47:49Why do I trust them on anything including Tommy Robinson? So I sat down with him and had a chat with him and I found we got on and you know we're from similar backgrounds. He gets it. He's been fighting this fight for 20 years now and people don't listen to him because he's so working class, because he's just a football thug. That means they can't trust him because he's not part of the elite. And they're all snobs. These politicians, they look down their nose at him, whereas they should be saying, well done, lad. And I think he'll struggle with that his whole life, but that's his penance, right?

48:16That's his sacrifice for the fight. But we disagree on stuff. That's fine. My best friend and I disagree on plenty of stuff. My family, we disagree on plenty of stuff, but that's how it used to be. I don't agree with Tommy on Israel. I think he's absolutely wrong on Israel. I think he should put Christianity first and Britain first, but... He does. Yeah, well, we can get into the whole debate, but the point being... And I'm saying that knowing that you're a black belt in Taekwondo. Well, I think he should bring back the EDL. I think the EDL was a good idea, and we need something like that. That's a statement.

48:46But when it was founded, it was the English and Israeli Defence League, right? So there were these problems throughout. I think there was different divisions, weren't there? And I'm not trying to throw him under the bus before people get, you know, defensive, but what I'm trying to say is, when When we're fighting against a big enemy like Islam, it's easy to think that people who are also fighting against the enemy are our allies, but they're not always. Sometimes they're using us. It's convenient for them for us to hate them. It doesn't mean that they're on our side. So do you think Israel are also our enemy?

49:14I think Israel is one of the biggest problems in the West right now. When you look at how many politicians are even more supportive of Israel than their own lands, especially in America and Britain, we're funding their wars. you know, we're funding their welfare states. And why should my taxpayer money go to a foreign country with a foreign people that I have no interest in? I'm not saying I hate them. I'm not saying I love them. Well, I do love them as people, but I have no interest in their land. Why am I paying for it? And who do you think's in charge, America or Israel? Israel. I think that's quite clear.

49:49It's a debate I see often on X. How does the everyday American win? What do they gain from this war with Iran? I can't afford to fill my F-150 anymore. I can't afford a full tank of petrol. But how can such a small country like Israel have so much power? It's just influence. They have a lot of influence. They have been very clever. They've married into key positions. And there's a massive influence in this current regime. The biggest donor of the President of the United States, Miriam Adelson openly say she bought the presidency, she'll buy him another one if she wants she'll find a way for him to have a third term which is unconstitutional his daughter married a Jewish man you've got Mike Huckabee you've got Howard Lutnick you've got these people surrounding you all telling you you must do this for religious reasons, you must do this for political reasons every day it's in your ear it's like the serpent in the garden constantly And so I don't blame the president or the regime or the administration, but I think it's been influenced and it seems to be controlled by Israel.

50:55Israel is the only one that benefits from Venezuela. Israel is the only one that benefits from Iran. Israel is the only one that benefits from Iraq. All of this stuff in the Middle East and South America, all this stuff benefits one country more than everyone else. Look, when Britain was an empire, we'd go into a new territory and we'd either govern it for them or we'd take it over. What America is doing at the moment is neither. Like, they'll go into Afghanistan, spend billions of taxpayer money there, and then bugger off and leave all the expensive weapons to the terrorists. Like, just claim it as a territory.

51:28This is now part of the American empire. Great. Venezuela, Cuba, these are now part of the American... But the modern liberal psyche can't deal with that. We can't deal with, like, growth and imperialism like we used to. But the English did. At the start of this interview, I pointed out the obvious and mentioned dual race, just in case people are listening and not watching, because I wanted to ask you about the whole ethno-nationalist movement, which is prominent at the moment, certainly online. I'm not too sure they'd be as big in numbers if they was to congregate in central London, for example.

51:59Who knows? But what are your thoughts on the ethnats? Because they would debate you that you should be sent somewhere other than here. I don't think there is an ethno-nat versus civ-nat thing. I think there's just a nationalist thing versus a liberal thing. And I think we fall into... different parts of those two camps. I believe in peoples and places. I think nations and tribes have got ordained and God set us apart for a reason. And the English people are good people. The English place is a good place. I love England. I love the English. And I want that to be protected. Now, some people will go further than that.

52:31And I had debates with Steve Laws about this. He's like, it has to be purely white. And the whiteness is the most important thing. I'm like, the English man is generally speaking white. England is predominantly white. That is true. but to put that as the priority makes an idol of your skin color whereas my whole thing is my skin color isn't important but it is or not the most important thing about me but these things do have a place so england is predominantly white predominantly christian predominantly english speaking um you know we have a faith we have a culture we have an ethnicity all these things together matter take one and put it above the above the others it doesn't make sense so you can be English and not speak the English language.

53:11It's not the ideal. You can be English and not be white. It's not the ideal. So my ancestors have been in England as far back as we can trace on one side. So I have the lineage and the heritage, but people like Steve Laws will say, well, you're not 100 % English, therefore you're not English. Where I would say I am English. I am also Afro-Caribbean. I'm mixed race. I'm of two races. And so I think the one drop rule is a step too far for me. But I do believe that ethnicity is important and I am a nationalist. So you may think I'm an ethno-nationalist. What would you want your legacy to be as a priest and as a person?

53:46I want Jesus Christ, when I meet him in heaven, to say, well done, my good and faithful servant. So I want to contribute to advancing the kingdom. I want to bring people to him. And I feel like I've done that. I will continue to do that, but I feel like I've done everything I was called to do. My Oxford Union debate is probably my legacy, fighting against the established state church on same-sex marriage, which is impossible for a Christian. And I get messages every day of people who have led to the faith or led to the church or led back to the church. And so, again, I'm not boasting of this, but I'm saying I feel like I've done what I've been called to do, and I'm happy with that.

54:19And so this is part of the reason I don't care anymore. Not that I don't care, but I'll just say what needs to be said without fear of persecution or repercussion. Because I've been counseled so many times. What can they do now other than kill me and then I get to meet him? So not that I want to die, but, you know, it's just they hold power over you if you give them power. So you're also a black belt evangelist. Black belt gun wielding evangelist. With etiquette. The barrels face the sky when you greet them on your doorstep. And what about the legacy as a person, religion aside? Well, I'm an uncle and I love my mother, my father, my sister, my nieces.

54:56And so I'm spending time with them while I'm here. And I love them. they love me and so as a person again I feel like I am where I'm supposed to be before I ask you the last couple of questions because I'm really fond of Lawrence Fox after I after I met him properly and then had a beer with him I thought what a lovely kind human being what's your relationship like with him he's my best mate I love him yeah he is just the best person I I've had so many friends over the years who have liked me because of my status or being on television or being known by such and such and then the moment you get cancelled they drop you or they go quiet Lawrence has always had my back I've always had his back so that's important loyalty is so important to me and it's so rare these days yeah I totally agree I think he's very misunderstood Lawrence because he's so outspoken yeah I think people just I mean I'm not saying he's a he's a he's a Which is, well, probably mostly the reason why I like him because he genuinely doesn't care.

56:00We need more people to just say it as it is. Yeah. And I think most people in England do. I get stopped, and Lawrence does, and I'm sure you do, by black cabbies all the time. All right, mate, keep going. If me and my cousin are in the black cab and they say, no, don't worry about the fairs, like, no, we're paying our way, but I totally appreciate it. Yeah, it's funny you bring up the black cabs. I always, if I'm in London, I'll always Instagram story it and say, fuck Uber, get in the black cab. I'll do the cursing for you. Thank you. When I landed here, I got off at Heathrow and I saw this big poster by a Caribbean lady.

56:32Welcome. I'm like, why is a Caribbean person welcoming me to Britain? They've got Africans at the passport desk, Indians cleaning. I'm like, where are the English people? And then I get outside and Black Cabbie goes, all right, Calvin, I would have given you a free lift if I wasn't taking someone. Keep going, mate. I'm like, these are my people. Regular English people, usually working class folk. They say what they mean and they mean what they say, and that's what I try to do. And that's why we get so much support, because it's the elite, the politicians, the media class. They skirt on eggshells because they're all afraid of saying something true.

57:06Yeah, we need more truth. And speaking of untruths, it makes me think of politicians. Now, if there's a general election tomorrow, have you got a party that you would vote for? Or are you politically homeless at the moment? I'm still a member of UKIP, but I think UKIP should get behind Restore. I think Restore are the only party that could win and the only party that are truly patriotic. I think, and this is going to upset people as well, because we make idols of these things. So people worship Nigel Farage. I don't particularly like him. I don't think he's a good guy. But if people want to vote for him, that's up to them.

57:42But again, people worship Rupert Lowe as well. I think, look, we have a savior. We have one perfect person. His name is Jesus Christ. These people are politicians. And I like Rupert. I think he's a good guy. I've known him years. But don't build a faith in these people because you'll be let down. Nigel Farage has let me down many times over the years, a despicable man. But Rupert Lowe has a good group of people around him. He could make a difference, and I think we should all give him our support. Lots of my followers support both of those parties, and that's going to be a problem in the election.

58:13I think we're going to see quite a few people who are reformed, quite a few people who are restored. I'm not saying the vote is split because it doesn't belong to anyone, but we need people to come together. Lawrence said this, that unity is our strength and I've nicked that phrase ever since. My audience will be split down the middle. I'm almost certain of that between Farage and Lowe, restore and reform. You said that Nigel Farage is a despicable man. That's a strong statement. It is. I don't think he believes in anything other than himself. I think he helped us in Brexit a lot. I give him credit for that because he fought the good fight for years but only to his own benefit.

58:49But, you know, he stood down, me and 350 people in 2019 during the election for Boris. And we find out now through Ben Habib that that might have been for a backhander. He has acknowledged accepting money, but he said it wasn't for that. But we know he got something for it. So he destroyed the Brexit party. Then Tommy runs the first Uniting the Kingdom. We get thousands of people out on the streets. And Faraj is like, something's happening here. I'm going to get back into politics. He takes over reform, kicks everyone else out of the leadership team, just tries to jump in front of a bandwagon.

59:23He tries to ride the wave, but he doesn't want to be the one doing the work. He wants other people to do the work so he can take the credits. And this is repeated throughout his history. He destroyed the UKIP party first time around. So UKIP, the Brexit party, he wanted to be a member of the establishment. He wants to be a part. He hates being on the outside. He hates not being liked. So he loves when the people, the Brexiteers loved him. He relishes all of that. But when the mainstream media call him far right, he'll be like, no, no, no, I'm not racist. I want more Pakistani grooming gangs to come over here, please.

59:57We can't do mass deportation. Look at them racists over there, the far right. Look at them. He's like, I've done more to destroy the far right than anyone else in this country. And I think he probably has. And I think that's a great shame. I think he is not a true patriot. He is a plastic patriot. He believes in Nigel Farage. Before I ask you about your book, because I'm interested in that, because I think really a man that's so censored, you kind of have to write a book to get your message out there. So I'll ask you about that. But do you think the current state of Britain and the rapid decline over the years, in your heart of hearts, do you think Britain can be saved?

1:00:32And if so, how would it be saved? It can be, but only through God. It's already too late for us to do it ourselves. There's no political solution. by somewhere between 2050 to 2060 britons will be a minority in britain in the younger generation that's already the case it's just the boomers are hanging on mostly to keep their properties away from the rest of us um the country is already dying we've discussed that we're killing off an entire generation of people i think it's like a quarter of gen z have already been murdered in the womb and so we're aborting too many british people british people aren't getting married and having children.

1:01:11We're importing people because we worship the GDP and we think we must keep that up. We've got to fund the NHS after all. So the country is already on a downward trajectory. If nothing changes, it's already dead. It's already doomed. If nothing changes, this is current momentum. This is not me predicting anything. This is just the facts. And so it would take something huge to stop immigration, have a moratorium, to have mass deportation and repatriation, to stop abortion, and to encourage marriage and childbirth. To go from, you know, we used to be 2.4 children per family, and now we're 1.2. We've reversed it.

1:01:45We've inverted it. So mother and father aren't replacing each other. Like, it is the sign of a dying country. It will take a miracle. And that means people have to return to God, people have to return to church, people have to return to prayer, and then we'll be helped. At the moment, I think we're under judgment. It's kind of like the Bible says you'll be ruled over by foreigners. They'll rule you in your own land. I think we're seeing that when we see that 25 Islamists have been voted into the Houses of Parliament. When we see that the mayor of London is a raving Islamist, you know, former extremist, most of the metropolitan mayors are, the Home Secretary, Shabnam Mahmoud, you know, like we are literally being governed by foreigners and by a foreign faith that is contradictory to our own faith.

1:02:28And that is a sign of judgment. We are under God's judgment, maybe for killing so many of our own people. You know, since the 1970s, since abortion was legalized, women have killed more people than men have ever killed in every war, plague, pestilence and famine combined throughout recorded history. That's how many babies we're killing. It's monstrous. And people either accept it or celebrate it. And that's why we're living in the darkest of ages that we've ever had as human beings. You know, people point to the Middle Ages as the dark ages. Most people were Christian. Most people had good moral compasses.

1:02:59And actually, most of the art created them was beautiful. The architecture was beautiful. It was actually a decent time. It wasn't the most sanitary, but it was a decent time. This right now, this is the darkest age in human history. That was a hell of an answer. Now, tell me about your book. What's it about? And I'll make sure that we put links in the description for people to purchase it. Because I think if anyone's new to you from my channel, I'd imagine most of them are familiar with your work. But I think if people are new to you, they will be fascinated with your work, so I'll put the link in there and also your social media links as well but just tell me about the book to wrap this up and we're back, streaming on Peacock may I present to you the award winning staff of the Toledo Truth Teller, slap me, let's jar something loose ay yes, I like that, the certified fresh series returns, your boss you always like this or is this just an act, oh no, this is mad oysters everybody there's a certain satisfaction when you work with someone Maybe we could be a family.

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1:04:29Terms apply. It's called The Silent Jihad. It's all about how Islam has taken over the West, so not just Britain, but the West in general, and what we must do to fight back. And it comes down to how we started the conversation. I don't remember if it's on air or off air, but there's a choice we have to make. Are we a Christian land? Are we part of Christendom? Or are we going to become Islamic? And there is no in between. The liberals will say, no, we're a liberal secular democracy. We are, you know, all faiths are equal. That doesn't work. Nature abhors a vacuum. The liberals have taken Christianity out of our schools, out of our education system, out of everything, out of our hospitals.

1:05:03Christianity has been stripped out by the liberals. And Islam is coming to fill that gap. And we see it every day in the two-tier system you often talk about. And that's introduced by the liberals, but the Mohammedans are coming in. And so I'm saying, how did this happen? Like, who opened the gates to the barbarians? How do we get the barbarians out? but how do we close the blooming gate? I'll look forward to reading that. I'm hoping that it's going to be in audio format because I'm not the best reader. I'm thinking about recording me doing an audio book. I think that's a good idea. I think it's a very good idea.

1:05:35And have you got a final message to the masses as a priest? My message to the masses is the same message as it is to you, Liam. Now is the time. We can no longer be cultural Christians. We have to be fully-fledged Christians. We have to subscribe to England as a Christian country. Otherwise, we're dead. That is our faith that brought us all together. It's our faith that binds us, our common law system, our legislative, our judiciary, our monarchy. All of it is bound together around Jesus Christ as a person, as the truth himself. So it's no longer okay to pick bits of it that we like. We've got to have the whole thing.

1:06:09Otherwise, it's going to be thrown out the window and the barbarians are going to come and take our place. They're already taking our place. We're killing ourselves and they're coming to take our place. So the last thing to say is commit to Jesus Christ. Find a way to just decide to have faith. And what are the best platforms for people to find you on? X, Substack, CalvinRobinson.com is my main place. I'm on YouTube at Common Sense Crusade. And you've got your own podcast? Yes, my Common Sense Crusade is back. Thank you. I see I'm terrible at marketing. I've got your back. Yes. So every Wednesday I have a Common Sense Crusade on YouTube.

1:06:43and every Thursday I've got the next crusade on New Christian Right. My book is available from their shop, which is shop.newchristianright.com. This is a bunch of American Christians who are very forthright and the stuff they say they couldn't say over here, they're very bold. So I really appreciate these brothers in Christ and they're getting the message out there. And you and Lawrence Fox do a thing as well? We do. We have Fox and Father every Sunday. That's on Reclaim the Media. See, you're good at PR. But just to circle back around to the Tommy Robinson conversation as well because the first time I met him, I said, are you a Christian?

1:07:15He's like, yeah, culturally, you know, I was raised Catholic, but I don't really pray anymore. And I gave him a rosary and I said, I'm praying for you. Fast forward to him coming out of prison, holding a rosary, saying he's now a Christian. Like, this is the jump we have to make. And I know I'm pushing hard, but I'm a preacher, man. This is my job. It's what you're here to do, brother. I want you to go to heaven. I want you to be there with the rest of us. And before we get there, I want us to take this country back for Christ. I want us to stand boldly and say, this is Christendom. you guys are not welcome here unless you join us.

1:07:44You can't come and take it from us. I'll tell you what, I will make you a deal. The day before I die, I'm going to start believing. So I will be in heaven with you. Don't leave it too late. No, I won't. I don't want to get the date wrong. If you've enjoyed this, please like and subscribe to the channel. If you've enjoyed the mind of Calvin, I'll put all his social media links in there and a link to where you can buy his book. No doubt it's going to be fascinating, but do like and subscribe to the channel, please, and give Calvin a follow. I appreciate you coming. I know you've flown in, you've driven miles, you've given everything, you've shown me your vulnerability.

1:08:18And yeah, thank you for coming on and may the Lord stay with you. Amen. God bless you. Cheers, brother.