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0:00Many of you have asked me to speak to
0:03Robert Low direct. I've done this for
0:06you insiders and you are going to hear
0:09from the man himself. I wanted to speak
0:12to him about Tommy Robinson because when
0:16you get Robert on GB News or the BBC,
0:22it's a slither of time. And because many
0:26media outlets have made a pact with
0:30various political parties, I don't think
0:33we very often are able to hear from Rert
0:37Low in his own words without things
0:40being edited. Many of you will know I
0:43have publicly supported the work that
0:46Tommy Robinson has done regarding the
0:48grooming gangs. I have also publicly
0:51supported the work Rupert Low has done
0:54on the grooming gangs. This channel
0:56remains open to anyone within the
0:59political realm that wants to speak
1:01respectfully and push the conversation
1:04forwards. When I spoke to Rert Low, I
1:07wanted to ask him, does he see parallels
1:10between how he has been treated by the
1:13establishment and the mainstream media
1:16in terms of how Tommy Robinson has been
1:19treated by the establishment and by the
1:22mainstream media?
1:24I will never not find it absolutely
1:28bonkers that there are so many people
1:31within the UK that truly believe Tommy
1:36Robinson and and Rert Low are the
1:39baddies. I I just don't understand. But
1:42then these are still the same people
1:44that are more outraged at Rert Low and
1:48Tommy Robinson than they are about
1:50people that have groomed, failed, and
1:52covered up the absolutely aborant
1:56treatment we have seen towards British
1:59girls and boys. So let's dive straight
2:03in, shall we? Let's get to the question
2:06you all want to know because we heard it
2:10briefly in some podcasts that Robert has
2:13done, but I wanted to really explore
2:16with him. What does he think of Tommy
2:19Robinson? And does he see parallels
2:22between how he is treated by the
2:25mainstream media and how Tommy is
2:27treated by the mainstream media? Let's
2:30go.
2:31The state was refusing to have a
2:33statutory inquiry because it knows that
2:35it's let the British people down and
2:37particularly the most vulnerable white
2:39working-class girls. They've put power
2:41and votes ahead of right and wrong which
2:43is which is in my view unforgivable. I
2:46would urge everybody to read that rape
2:48gang report. It's on on the rape gang
2:50inquiry uh uh website which again goes
2:54into we started with a clean sheet of
2:56paper. goes into a lot of the reasons
2:58why it's happened and and obviously you
3:01know Pakistani Muslim men are the
3:03primary uh uh drivers of of this
3:06pervasive evil which has been going on
3:08for 30 40 50 years and the establishment
3:11at all levels has turned a blind eye to
3:13particularly the Labor Party which is
3:15why I find it incredible that anybody
3:18can take the Ghostbuster to Burnham
3:19seriously he's just literally Labour's
3:22last throw of the dice
3:24>> um So I would urge everyone to read that
3:28we are intent on pursuing private
3:30prosecutions. We we've got unlike the J
3:34report which cost 186 million we raised
3:37uh uh 400 uh £600,000 from 20,000 uh
3:41people who crowdfunded the platform and
3:43we still got some money left to do the
3:45private prosecutions and every time I
3:47say we're going to do them we get
3:48another 50,000 in. So so I think the
3:51British people want to see that. Um the
3:55state has promised a sort of limp uh
3:58statutory inquiry the terms of reference
4:01of which have been watered down. Uh the
4:04time frame is slipping as as it always
4:07does with these government inquiries. So
4:09that by the time you have the inquiry
4:12as co the people who actually made the
4:14bad decisions
4:16>> uh will have either left government or
4:19retired or they won't be ever held to
4:22account. So same with infected blood,
4:25same with almost every post office.
4:27Almost every scandal that the government
4:30gets wrong, you never get justice. You
4:33get a national inquiry that just costs
4:34the taxpayer a load of money and
4:37enriches a bunch of uh incompetent
4:40corrupt lawyers who are increasingly
4:43becoming part of this malign system of
4:48relieving the British taxpayer of almost
4:50every penny he's got to the least
4:52deserving people in our society.
4:55If we go back 20 years, we see Tommy
4:59Robinson on
5:01ITV talking about what was going on and
5:07he has lost everything. He has been
5:10smeared, distorted, jailed, defamed. And
5:14it all comes down to a very elitist
5:18view, I think, by the establishment.
5:21They wanted to make him out to be some
5:23thug. In many ways, you're now
5:26experiencing the same weaponization of
5:30the mainstream media against you and
5:34you've spoken out about respecting
5:36Tommy's work on the grooming gangs and
5:40the mainstream media then try and spin
5:42that. Looking back now, being in the
5:45position you're in, being on the end of
5:49the establishment being used as a
5:51weapon,
5:53how do you feel he has
5:57gone through all of this solo as as a
6:00man that has been almost fed to the
6:03lions and then Elon Musk has come out in
6:05support of him?
6:07Well, I think in answer to your question
6:09on Tommy Robinson, I' I've publicly said
6:11and I maintain that he's been right uh
6:15in his analysis of the Pakistani Muslim
6:19rape gangs. And by the way, most of the
6:20people who perpetrate this come from one
6:22part of Pakistan, which is Mirur, where
6:25where the instance of cousin marriage is
6:27almost higher than anywhere else in the
6:29world. So, uh I think he's incredibly
6:32brave. I I think I don't know what he
6:35has or hasn't done wrong. Uh which the
6:39establishment sort of uh flagagillate
6:42him for uh attack him every every day
6:45and see him as a threat. But I suspect
6:48the main reason uh they see him as a
6:50threat is that he's been right uh and
6:53that he has the support of a very large
6:56number of British people who I think uh
7:01share his opinion. So, you know, he's
7:03capable of hefting some quite
7:06significant political influence and I
7:09think they see that as a threat and it's
7:13almost a pathological threat. You know,
7:15I I I was interviewed by Gordon Rener at
7:18the Telegraph again and his his hatred
7:22of Tommy Robinson is almost
7:24pathological. Um, and it's the same with
7:27a lot of other journalists. And what
7:29they've done is they've done what I
7:31think they're trying to do to me uh to
7:33him. They've attacked him as a sort of
7:36far-right
7:37uh
7:39sort of malign influence who's going to
7:44effectively do unreasonable things.
7:46Well, I I've met Tommy Robinson. He
7:48actually came to our rape gang inquiry.
7:51uh he's incredibly knowledgeable about
7:53the Quran and the hadiths and and and
7:55all of the underlying causes of uh the
7:58Pakistani Muslim rape gang scandal.
8:01Um
8:03and anyone who's searching for the truth
8:08should really give him a hearing and
8:12understand that he and and accept he has
8:15been right. Now I I don't know him. Uh I
8:19I think he's been uh probably badly
8:23treated. He's very brave. He spent time
8:25in prison. I think any man who stands up
8:28for what they or woman who stands up for
8:30what they believe in is to be admired.
8:32And I I I find this sort of uh lack of
8:37preparedness to even engage in the
8:40debate about the Pakistani Muslim rape
8:41gangs. I think as I've explained to you
8:44earlier, it's because they realize that
8:46this concept of multiculturalism
8:50cannot work unless the people going to
8:54other people's countries, as I as I say,
8:56accept, you know, their god as my god
9:00and and and effectively their people as
9:03my people. And and I don't I don't think
9:05that's happened. And I I don't think a
9:07lot of these people have yet been
9:08affected by uh uh what has affected a
9:12lot of working-class communities across
9:14Britain, which is why a lot of our
9:17support is from, you know, people who
9:21arguably have felt the effects of this
9:24uh in my view misguided uh mass
9:27immigration philosophy, which which I
9:29think has within it the seeds of its own
9:31destruction. you know, the very uh um
9:35sort of self-satisfied
9:37uh people who run the media and who run
9:40the corporations haven't been affected
9:42by it yet, Lauren. But trust me, they
9:44will be.
9:45>> Uh their children will be, their country
9:47will be, and they will be probably
9:51uh the first people crying in their bath
9:54about how how unfair it is. Well, I'm
9:56afraid they're the architects of it, and
9:59they need to wake up and and and and
10:01smell the coffee.