Tommy Robinson, founder of the English Defence League and one of the most deplatformed figures in the Western world, joins PragerU CEO Marissa Streit to discuss the grooming gang scandal Britain's institutions spent 30 years covering up, and why he believes the full weight of the British state came down on him for refusing to stop talking about it. They examine how political correctness paralyzed police, politicians, and entire cities from protecting children, and why the courts are being used as weapons against populist voices across the West. They also discuss the cultural and spiritual awakening Tommy sees happening across Britain right now, and why he believes the fight for the UK is inseparable from the fight for the West.

Chapters:

00:00 — Who is Tommy Robinson? Media labels vs. his own story

03:11 — The grooming gang scandals and why no one spoke up

07:18 — Political correctness and the fear of being called “racist”

10:01 — How institutions allegedly failed victims for decades

14:12 — Arrests, lawfare, and being targeted for activism

20:55 — Jailed for a documentary? The fight over free speech

25:34 — “Post–free speech Britain”: censorship and social media bans

30:10 — Immigration, identity, and cultural change in Europe

38:13 — From protest movement to cultural movement

47:39 — Can the UK—and the West—be saved?

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