Scott Jennings (8:43)

We have seen an alleged. Such specific text messages about the alleged murder weapon, where it was hidden, how it was placed, what was on it. But also it was very touching in.

Hillary Fordwich (8:55)

A way that I think.

Rob Carson (8:56)

Oh. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Jeffrey Dahmer's correspondence with the men that he murdered and ate was actually very connective and delightful. Yeah.

Scott Jennings (9:15)

Many of us didn't expect a very intimate portrait into this relationship between the suspect's roommate and the suspect himself, with him repeatedly calling his roommate, who was transitioning, calling him my love and I want to protect.

Rob Carson (9:30)

I don't even freaking care act to my love.

Scott Jennings (9:33)

So is this duality of someone who.

Rob Carson (9:35)

Oh, it's a duality. It's a duality between a guy who blew open Charlie Kirk's neck and now his children have to be raised without him. But, you know, it was a touching duality of messages.

Scott Jennings (9:46)

The attorney said not only jeopardized the life of Charlie Kirk and the crowd, but was doing it in front of children, which is one of the aggravating circumstances of this case. And on the other hand, he was, you know, speaking so lovingly about his partner.

Rob Carson (9:59)

Oh, I don't even care. Oh, my God. Oh, but it gets worse. Montel Williams, I don't even know. I mean, he had a TV show for a while. He was kind of a big deal for a while. He almost appears to be commonsensical now. He's nonsensical. Listen to Montel Friggin Williams. Montel Williams on CNN last night. I don't know how Scott Jennings keeps off the Ledge at cnn. Talk about a love torn child, a kid. This is probably his first real relationship. Oh, it was puppy love. And somebody was disparaging the person that he loved. I. I don't even. I don't even know what to say that, that someone would have this thought. This thought. He sat on that building for 30 minutes before he took the shot. Why do you wait until the first word trans came up? Then he took the shot.

Hillary Fordwich (10:51)

You think he heard it? You could. He could hear.

Rob Carson (10:53)

I think he could hear it. I think he also. I don't believe he was motivated politically. Well, that makes it even worse then. If he's asked a question about transgenderism, then decides to blow Charlie Kirk's head off. I think this was motivated emotionally, guys. Yes, I know. Here's Scott. I mean, Scott, don't start drinking, brother. I mean, honestly, you won't be able to stop with these people.

Scott Jennings (11:15)

The evidence here is overwhelming.

Rob Carson (11:18)

Yeah, yeah.

Scott Jennings (11:19)

He said, Charlie Kirk, I can't stand this hate anymore.

Rob Carson (11:22)

Yeah.

Scott Jennings (11:23)

I'm going to take him out.

Rob Carson (11:24)

Yeah.

Hillary Fordwich (11:25)

He.

Scott Jennings (11:25)

The testimony from him and the statements of his family. He had become more left wing.

Rob Carson (11:30)

Yeah. He etched. Oh, no. Cnn saying they had no idea. I don't know what he was talking about. I don't know where his ideologies. We may never know. We know. Stop it. You know that you did this. The left knows they did it. They really do. They really do. They know they've kicked a hornet's nest for the very last time. They really do. They're trying this moral equivocation bullcrap. They know what they've done and they know this is the last straw. This is it. We're not taking this nonsense anymore.

Scott Jennings (12:04)

The statements that are made by the left about Republicans and conservatives and Charlie Kirk. Fascist. On the bullet casings.

Rob Carson (12:10)

He made a joke about it in his last text.

Scott Jennings (12:12)

Well, it doesn't sound like a joke.

Rob Carson (12:13)

Oh, yeah, it was a joke. He made a joke in his touching text to his boyfriend who wanted to be a girl.

Scott Jennings (12:18)

To me because someone's dead and about to be buried. Well, it doesn't sound like a joke to me. So. So here, here.

Rob Carson (12:24)

Listen to the. Try to defend the indefensible.

Scott Jennings (12:27)

Telling you there is an effort. There was an effort all weekend long.

Rob Carson (12:30)

Yeah.

Scott Jennings (12:30)

On the left. To try to make this guy sound like he was a conservative.

Rob Carson (12:34)

That failed. Yeah, it did. Because it was.

Scott Jennings (12:35)

That was passed around all over the weekend. That has now failed. The evidence has now come out he was motivated by hate.

Rob Carson (12:41)

Yeah.

Scott Jennings (12:41)

He was motivated by left wing radicalism.

Rob Carson (12:43)

Yeah, he even used the same words Democrats have been using. Hitler, Stalin or Hitler Fascist. Hitler fascist. Hitler fascist.

Scott Jennings (12:49)

He got mixed up with some trans ideology.

Rob Carson (12:52)

Every one of these school shootings involving trans people, every one of these murders that happen, they have the same ideology being spewed by the Democrat Party on them. Because they did it on purpose. They did it on purpose and now they've bitten off more than they can chew because they killed the king of the conservative movement. And now they're going, holy crap, what have we done? Well, here's what's happening. We're gonna kick your asses at the ballot box. Not physically, by the way. We are going to kick your asses. We are going to finish the job of driving the Democrat Party out of existence, out of relevance altogether. That's what we're going to do. So congratulations. Look what you did. We have had enough. Let's take a break and come back. This was the Rob Carson Show. The Rob Carson show podcast is everywhere. Go to Newsmax.com list listen for details.

Scott Jennings (13:51)

Everybody here acknowledges that there have been thousands upon thousands of people, ordinary people, who have taken to social media to celebrate this. Yes or no?

Hillary Fordwich (14:01)

I don't know about that.

Rob Carson (14:06)

Okay, Listen to that. They sound like a fricking bunch of baby birds waiting for mom to barf some worms up in their mouths. My God, are you kidding me? Listen to that again. Listen to these people.

Scott Jennings (14:17)

Everybody here acknowledges that there have been thousands upon thousands of people, ordinary people.

Rob Carson (14:24)

You know why we know that? Because we're not stupid and because I don't know all the evidence in the.

Scott Jennings (14:28)

Interweb and everything, who have taken to social media to celebrate this. Yes or no?

Hillary Fordwich (14:32)

I don't know about that.

Rob Carson (14:39)

Harpies from hell. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Here's a. This is. I don't know who she is. I'll just call her Karen on msnbc. And she looks like Karen. She got gray hair, she got the glasses and all that stuff. And this is Karen, Karen on MSNBC saying that people aren't cheering for Charlie Kirk's death, even though they are.

Hillary Fordwich (14:57)

I think if you look across media generally, you have seen a lot of people trying to grapple with Charlie Kirk's legacy and what that is as a right wing agitator and as a provocateur.

Rob Carson (15:08)

He isn't. And I would like you to give me one thing that he said was indeed provocative to the point of inciting violence. You, Karen from hell.

Hillary Fordwich (15:18)

And as you know, a strategist don't.

Rob Carson (15:21)

You have an HOA meeting to go to. Don't you have to complain about some mildew on somebody's siding? You know, you got something else to do, right?

Hillary Fordwich (15:28)

The most important GOP figure besides Donald Trump arguably ever.

Rob Carson (15:35)

Yeah.

Hillary Fordwich (15:35)

And so. Or right now. And so there's a lot of grappling to do. But to suggest that the Internet is cheering for. This is just the Internet opposite total.

Rob Carson (15:45)

Okay, we're not freaking stupid. I'm not taking this anymore. I'm not going to sit here and endure these indignities any freaking more. And you could sit there and you could mentally masturbate on MSNBC and ABC and CBS and NBC. Honestly. Done. Done with this nonsense. Here's near attendant on cnn. She says that the murder of Charlie Kirk was about a fight between a dad and his son.

Hillary Fordwich (16:14)

I don't know that we'll ever get into fully the minds of what happened here.

Rob Carson (16:18)

No, we already know because of all the stuff that's been said in the text and everything.

Hillary Fordwich (16:22)

But it is really horrible that Charlie Kirk was murdered by this person.

Rob Carson (16:26)

Absolutely.

Hillary Fordwich (16:27)

Like, full stop, end of sentence horrible.

Rob Carson (16:30)

Oh, that's very magnanimous of you to admit that this was a really bad thing that Charlie Kirk got murdered lying.

Hillary Fordwich (16:37)

And whether he. There are plenty of people who have conflicts with their parents who don't.

Rob Carson (16:40)

Oh, do you see what I mean? Do you see what I mean? I actually went off my meds. I might have to go back on. I only took a little one. Just a little one.

Hillary Fordwich (16:50)

Murder people. And you know, I just think, like we should all just acknowledge that it was.

Rob Carson (16:56)

Here comes the moral equivalency.

Hillary Fordwich (16:58)

Horrifying, terrible thing. And he deserves punishment for what he did because he took the life of a person.

Rob Carson (17:07)

Oh, she's doing the up talk. Which means she's a. Wow. Here, let me give you a little evidence. I'll just give you a little evidence. Here's a. Here's Scott Jennings again. I don't know why he's not an alcoholic. I don't even know how he could survive talking to these people. But here he is actually presenting evidence. And then of course, the birds waiting for the vomit of their mother's worms. You know, just a waiting mouse so.

Scott Jennings (17:28)

They could start chirping, why did I do it? I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can't be negotiated out.

Hillary Fordwich (17:35)

So can I ask you.

Scott Jennings (17:36)

He has flat.

Hillary Fordwich (17:38)

Scott, just explain what you just read.

Rob Carson (17:39)

That is.

Scott Jennings (17:40)

That is the message that the shooter, Tyler Robinson sent to his roommate. That is what he said. He also engraved the word. Hey, fascist. Catch on the bullet.

Rob Carson (17:51)

Yeah, that's one of the things that the Democrats have been calling us for about 10 years now. Fascist, fascist, fascist, fascist, fascist, Fascist.

Scott Jennings (17:57)

For 10 years we have heard nothing from the left but that Donald Trump is a fascist. Republicans are Nazis. Authoritarians destroy the Constitution.

Hillary Fordwich (18:07)

But that's.

Rob Carson (18:10)

The birds.

Scott Jennings (18:12)

Obviously marinating in some kind of information that radicalized him.

Rob Carson (18:16)

Yeah, yeah. Hold on, let me, let me find a little montage. I got a bunch of these montages on my, on my computer here. Hold on, I'm going to type in montage. Nazi. Okay, what do we got here? Oh, here we go. Here's one. Here's, here's a little montage of Democrats just the last 10 years. And let me ask you tonight, do you think Donald Trump is a fascist?

Hillary Fordwich (18:35)

Yes, I do. Yes, I do.

Rob Carson (18:37)

This guy's tendencies towards leaning towards dictatorship is un American.

Hillary Fordwich (18:41)

It is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that Donald Trump would invoke Adolf Hitler.

Rob Carson (18:47)

No, he didn't.

Hillary Fordwich (18:48)

The man who is responsible for the deaths of 6 million Jews and hundreds of thousands of Americans. When you said we do agree, President Biden believes that Donald Trump is, I.

Rob Carson (19:03)

Mean, yes, okay, Donald Trump is a Nazi. President Biden said Donald Trump's a Nazi. Yeah, yeah. Yes. I'm not going to suffer your nonsense anymore. Oh, here's J.B. titler, Pritzler, Pritzker, whatever. The fat guy from Illinois saying that he never called Donald Trump or anybody a Nazi. And then the, the accompanying evidence that is completely false. I have never called Republicans Nazis. Everything that he has done has been tearing down constitutional democracy. And that's what happened in Nazi Germany. It doesn't take very long to tear apart a constitutional republic. Indeed. The Nazis did it in 53, that's two. And our democracy is almost as fragile. We're not a democracy and we're seeing it right now. The dangers that we saw in Germany, you know, Nazi Germany, especially in the earliest days of, of Nazi Germany, are the dangers that we need to react to now. If we don't, things will get much, much worse. And so we got to raise alarm bells to everybody. It's a five alarm fire, everyone. There you go. So there you go. My goodness. Coming up, going to talk about Donald Trump's visit to Great Britain. They said they're going to be all sorts of protests, but not so much actually being welcomed very much because maybe Britain, Britain's kind of tired of this nonsense too. Hilary Fordwich joins us next to discuss on the Rob Carson show. No question, I think this is a real statement by the king and by the senior members of the royal family. It is very rare they all get together like this for a visit by a foreign leader. They're doing it to make a point. I think they recognize the world feels a little bit precarious right now. You have two raging wars in Ukraine and in Gaza and you have a lot of people, particularly since the appalling murder of Charlie Kirk, I think, are feeling very tense about the way that issues like free speech are going in the world. Now, that is Piers Morgan talking this morning about the President's trip to Great Britain. And I could not think of a better guest than Hilary Ford, which keynote speaker, Newsmax contributor and avid golfer. I might throw that in there as well. She joins us on the Newsmax hotline to talk about this historic visit. Welcome to the Rob Carson Show.

Hillary Fordwich (21:29)

Oh, pleasure to be on with you. Absolutely. Rob, thank you for having me.

Rob Carson (21:33)

Now, I met you the other night when I'm drawing a blank on the keynote speaker at the event, Nigel, Nigel Farage. My goodness, I was so worried about getting you on the air. Nigel Farage. And I heard from him, what I took from that was that he obviously believes Great Britain is in a precarious position and, and is kind of like you were in World War II before America became involved. And did you, did you feel like that was the mood of the event? And do you suppose that relates to Donald Trump's welcome to Great Britain today?

Hillary Fordwich (22:14)

Yes, well, a couple of things. You've asked lots of things. And Rob, you're totally correct. We met, it was the, Nigel Farage was there and it was the GB News launch in America. And GB News for our audience is very much like you mentioned, Newsmax are very much like Newsmax is in the UK is in the US And Nigel is on the cusp of, yes, this is a turning point definitely in British history because it's been a two party system. Just as in America we have the, we have the Republican Party and the Democratic Party in the uk there's the Labour Party, which is more aligned with Democrats, and the Conservative Party, which is more aligned with Republicans. And just like here where basically we saw, we haven't seen the collapse of the Republican Party at all. We saw Donald Trump, Trump, though, moving the Republican Party to far more, you know, the MAGA base, far more, you know, sort of business principles, much more emphasis on law and order. Nigel Farage really is sort of similar to a Donald Trump for the uk.

Rob Carson (23:12)

Yes.

Hillary Fordwich (23:13)

The difficulty is there, though is that the immigration issue that we had here with illegal, it is exacerbated over there. It is far more pronounced. And I think he's going to have a far tougher road to hoe than Donald Trump has.

Rob Carson (23:27)

Well, this clearly is. The same influences are impacting British society that did the United States of America all brought on during Joe Biden's administration, the open border, et cetera, some of the same things. And you guys are also. Great Britain is putting up illegals in hotels and paying for it. This is part of a plan. Obviously we were able to turn the tide in America, but not so much in Great Britain. But I was interested and I want to hear your thoughts on this. You know, they were yesterday talking about massive anti Trump protests throughout Great Britain and Donald Trump got over there and I turned on the radio this morning and I heard that those have not happened. And this means to me, signals to me that maybe traditional Brits are sick and tired of the direction of the country.

Hillary Fordwich (24:14)

Oh, Rob, you have your finger right on the pulse of this. You're absolutely correct.

Rob Carson (24:18)

Yes.

Hillary Fordwich (24:19)

Don't forget there's. You know, I really actually dislike it when it's called the mainstream media. I call it now the lame stream media because the British public, just so that everybody is very clear about this, I call the BBC the Brit bashing corporation. Okay. The British public has to pay a licensing fee for their television. And that is how the closest analogy would be. American taxpayers funded NPR to spout leftist propaganda. Now, actually doesn't matter to me what your politics are. If the government's going to fund a media outlet, it should just have. It can be far left, it can be far right, but it's got to be balanced. It's got to be balanced. It's got to be balanced if they're going to use taxpayer money. BBC wasn't and hasn't been. And what you see over there. Yes. Is a prediction. Like for example, the US Freedom UK march that we saw on Saturday the 13th, that was long organized long before what, the dreadful, ghastly assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Rob Carson (25:14)

Yes.

Hillary Fordwich (25:14)

But it happened to his. That terrible assassination happened before the march. And the mainstream media over there, lamestream media was saying, oh, there's about 100,000, 110,000 people rob people there, people on the ground, videos. I saw outlets, I heard more like GB News. Those over there were saying it was far more like 3 million. Now there's quite a big gap between 110,000 and 3 million. Absolutely right. I think this is, and I have always, I have always Taken umbrage, great umbrage with this term far right. I think I'm done with that. Yes. Just because you want law and order, you want to abide by the law of the lands where you are. You want to just work, pay your taxes, do a good job, you want to be safe when you go to your home. You want your children to be educated. I don't see why that's called far right. And I believe it's, again, it's a far less movement that has tried to depict those people that are sensible, taxpaying, law abiding citizens who actually President Nixon referred to as a silent majority. We all go about our jobs every day. We work, we pay taxes, we raise our families. We don't do anything drastic. We probably actually never protest. And he. He referred to us all as a silent majority. To your question, that's exactly what you're seeing the rise of in the uk well, this is.

Rob Carson (26:29)

This is about the. You call them nationalists. I don't call them nationalists. I talk about patriotic people who want to adhere to the founding principles that made the country great. That is who voted for Donald Trump. That is who it's going to vote for. Nigel Farage. And those are traditional Brits, and they could be of all colors. They can be from wherever. But there are people who love Great Britain. They love the country as founded it is deeply seated in tradition. I went to this marvelous event near Independence hall in Philadelphia, and we talked about, and we had several Brits talking there about what we took, what Britain had, and we did, you know, put our spin on it. But like America, we want to return to founding principles. And I think Great Britain is absolutely done. You want to return to the days of Maggie Thatcher. You want to return to the strength of Churchill and not this nonsense, which is what has completely overtaken Great Britain. I said that 2024 in America had to be the year we turned from nonsense to common sense. And it sounds like Great Britain is knocking on the door of that sort of transitional change like we had in America.

Hillary Fordwich (27:34)

Oh, yes, absolutely. You couldn't be more correct on that, Robyn. What I say is, I say, I look back to the Second World War and I say, you think of all those and predominantly men. There weren't many women in the military at that juncture. You think of the deep. Just, for example, just one thing. And everybody's heard of the D Day landings, and you think of the thousands of American and British soldiers that died thwarting the Germans. Well, this is literally an invasion. Imagine if we Said we'll give the Nazis, we'll welcome them. And we'll actually give them also. Not only will we welcome them, we'll give them free hotels. Hotels for not just hotels, free four star hotels, but I know them, free food. And we'll give them a mobile phone on the beach. That is. There isn't any difference. Actually. I know this sounds really ghastly and I hope nobody quotes this and nobody takes it out of context, but I think we would have probably been better off with the Germans than with this lot because at least the Germans were hard working and wanted to build a production society. No, really, seriously, I think that there's, I'm not pro, I'm not saying that I'm pro Nazi. Of course you're not pro law abiding, hardworking people. And so this is what happened in the uk. There was something that I saw here in the US before President Trump was reelected. And you know what it was? It was a lady, a local councilwoman in, she was in Detroit and she had no, sorry, sorry, Chicago, excuse me. And it was, it was a Thanksgiving before the election, right? Would have been 19 and very interesting, very interesting. She was saying that Chicago was housing illegals and there were 10,000 illegals in this shelter and they were being given a free Thanksgiving meal and the local poor population of Chicago went to see if they could just get a meal, some free food, and they were turned away. And she said, I will never vote for a Democrat ever again. And when I heard that lady and I saw that lady on tv, I said, that is a turning point. And those sort of things have happened in the UK as well.

Rob Carson (29:27)

Now, Hillary, we've got to take a break and I want to come back. Can you stick around for the next break? Because I've got much I want to cover with you. Can you hold on?

Hillary Fordwich (29:32)

Oh, absolutely.

Rob Carson (29:34)

All right, more with Hillary Ford, which about Donald Trump's trip to Great Britain, how it's going. I want to get her thoughts also on the king. We have a king. It's been a very long time since a king was in Great Britain. That's all coming up. This is the Rob Carson Show. I gotta tell you, nobody does pomp and circumstance and tradition like the, like the Brits. And this is just an unbelievable event to watch. Donald Trump visiting England and visiting the King. Hillary. I mean, this is the first time in our lifetimes there is a king in, in Great Britain. It's pretty remarkable to watch.

Hillary Fordwich (30:23)

Yes. And I will say my mummy actually used to say, manners don't cost money. Everybody was. Not everybody. Your raised, I mean, with manners and etiquette in England. I remember, actually preschool in England is referred to as nursery school. I must have been about 2 when I went. And I remember the very first thing we were taught was how to curtsy properly. So this is sort of ingrained into society. I would say there's nothing wrong with manners.

Rob Carson (30:49)

There's nothing wrong with. But we have the death of manners and civility here. You've seen it.

Hillary Fordwich (30:54)

Oh, I do. And if I, if your audience, can I just tell a little. A little culture.

Rob Carson (30:58)

Yes, yes.

Hillary Fordwich (30:59)

And that is so in England, when almost wherever you are, even, even in big cosmic horror places like London, but wherever you are, if you're driving and, and you let someone in or you let the pedestrian go walk across in front of you or something, people raise their hand and give a little wave. And when my children were little, I remember taking them back on a trip and we got in the car and after about five or 10 minutes, you know, somebody would pull over in a lane and I'd wave to them to thank them, or I pull over and they wave to thank me or I'd let a pedestrian go, they wave and thank me. My little daughter in the back, she said, she said in her American accent, mommy. It's amazing, you know, so many people in England waving at everybody because in America, people just don't wave back. But you're brought up with these sort of manners. So now, if I could relate this to the more serious issue of this actual state visit, I will tell you, tying together what we had in our last segment when we were talking about, you know, the mainstream media, lamestream media, and what they will try to do. I can remember Trump's first visit over there and I was on one of the mainstream networks. I'll actually say I was on cnn. And when he stepped in front of the Queen, they wanted me to go on and on about the gas. And that's what they wanted to focus on. And I'm really. And if you looked at that was all the coverage was the gap gaffs that he made. I think they've all been waiting to spot the gas and thus far, and I've been on all the different networks this morning, this morning as well, I have not seen a terrible gas. I think we can be immensely proud of our president and how he's conducting himself, how Melania is conducting himself. And what does that really. It's really good, Rob, for our future business wise, because last but not least, this is very important for Americans in terms of, of the investment over there, the bilateral agreements, whether it's steel, whether it's nuclear energy, whether it's data centers over there, the expansion of Google, etc. So I think this could be very good for both nations. It's a continuation of the special relationship. So it's not just soft power. I call it very hard soft power.

Rob Carson (32:51)

Well, you know, we've also come together in the past in times of great difficulty, in times of war and we are in an ideological, spiritual war in the world. And I believe, Hillary, that the murder of Charlie Kirk has made that movement go to light speed. You know, we, Charlie Kirk never had 37,000 people applying for TPUSA, you know, membership and chapter inquiries. It's spreading around the world, it's spreading to France, it's certainly spreading to Great Britain. And I believe it's already happened in Poland, it's happened in Turkey, it's going to happen in Brazil, it's going to happen in Venezuela. And I just have a feeling, particularly with Great Britain, that our close relationship with Great Britain will be rekindled in a very, in the very classic fashion it has always been.

Hillary Fordwich (33:47)

Well, I think that you're totally correct on that point and I think it's actually quite remarkable because Keir Starmer is a self declared socialist. That's the current Prime Minister of the UK he's desperate to get along with President Trump because. Exactly from the last point I made, he needs the investment, he needs the good deal with the tariff. So he's doing his absolute utmost to have a good relationship with President Trump. It is a pity, I do think, to your very valid point about how he's come together, if Nigel Farage and the Reform Party was in power now, the sky would be the limit, as was the relationship between Margaret Thatcher, former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and our President Ronald Reagan. And many Americans may not even realize this or know this, but remember, most people will remember that with the air traffic controllers strike, it was President Trump who threatened to fire them. And if he had capitulated and they'd gone on strike, we might have had strikes all across this nation. It was Margaret Thatcher who actually said, don't go wobbly.

Rob Carson (34:40)

Yes.

Hillary Fordwich (34:41)

And she was there to help him, help strengthen him, standing right beside him in his quest to make sure that we remained a hardworking nation. And I would say when there is the alignment of political parties, he's even more powerful. But, but kudos to President Trump and to Keir Starmer for making this relationship work.

Rob Carson (35:00)

I'll tell you, I'm glad you used that quote because that was one of the most amazing quotes that she could. This wonderful woman, you know, classic British resolve and strength to say to Ronald Reagan, don't go wobbly. Oh, my goodness. I was. That has been on my mind for the last week. By the way, that quote from Maggie Thatcher. Real quick, before we go, go about another minute. Nigel Farage, he says he's ahead in the polls over there. I know that the, the elections are much different. Do you see Nigel Farage becoming the Prime Minister?

Hillary Fordwich (35:31)

I do. The question is not if, it's a question of when. Yeah.

Rob Carson (35:34)

Good. And when do you suppose?

Hillary Fordwich (35:37)

Well, it's a very different system over there. There's already been a petition. I believe I'd rather quote facts that I know to be definite. I think there's a petition where there's about. There was at one juncture 10,000 signatures and I think it's a lot larger now for him to resign. His cabinet is in a wreck. Actually, we just had big news that was just, just. And I wish I could remember his name. Sorry, I can't. But we just had a Labour Member of Parliament just effect a reform. So Nigel Farage's party, we've had many members of the Conservative Party defect to him. So I think that it's stronger and better than it's ever looked. And last but not least, you mentioned that the. We talked about the march on Saturday. I think that was again, the silent majority. I think that has probably put a rocket at the bottom of every member of the Labour Party.

Rob Carson (36:23)

I love the way you put that. Hillary Ford, which. So good to have you on. I hope to have you on before the end of week as the visit progresses, if that's possible. I'm already in the chat. Everybody's asking me where to find you on. On online. Where do people find your work? Hillary.

Hillary Fordwich (36:36)

I love for them to go to my YouTube channel. That's just Hillary for the one. The good news and bad news. Good news, there's only one Hillary Ford, which in the world. My YouTube channel is Hilary Ford, which I also have a business development website and that's a stroll mark. But you'll find me under Hillary for which I'm on LinkedIn and I'm always happy to do speaking engagements and my actual business is coaching and training professionals.

Rob Carson (36:58)

You're awesome. We'll talk again soon. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. British band Led Zeppelin. Yes. We created rock and roll in the United States. And Led Zeppelin took it to a new level. Of course, they, they took from the, the blue blues. They, they borrowed from the blues. The, the blues of Robert Johnson and whatnot. And then you like lit with the Levy breaks. That was an old blues song. It was an old blue song. So there you go. Thanks again to Hillary Ford, which for being on the show. I, I wanted to say with, when she was talking that the BBC has not been the same since Benny Hill was taken off. And I knew the reaction I'd get, I'd get a big eye roll. I would get a big eye roll. We used to watch when I was, you know, because there was only three TV channels in the, in the NPR or the PBS station, right. When I was growing up, up. And you'd switch over to PBS for Doctor who and Benny Hill because you could see, you know, like Jane Leebs, who went on to do Frasier, you know, bringing out a platter with some trumpets on it and, and her, her dress was caught in it. So see, you could see her, her underwear and it was like, oh my God, as a 12 year old boy, it was like the best damn show in the world. That's British humor right there, people. So anyway, I didn't bring it up with her, but we hope they have her back on again. Oh, by the way, gold is on a record run. Run. Case you didn't know, Bullion has gained 35% so far this year. I said 31% earlier just a couple of months ago. It's 35%. $3,600 an ounce. You better get on this train. If your 401k is not performing at a 35% pace in less than a year, maybe you should consider investing in a little bit of gold. And by the way, if you're a first time gold buyer, birch gold will give you up to $10,000 in precious metals. $10,000 holes. Heavy metal. Gold is a heavy metal, baby. Whoo. So anyway, what you got to do is you got to text my name, Rob, to the number 989-898. Rob to 989-898. You can invest in heavy metal. I've been invested in heavy metal since about 1982, but this is the stuff you can actually have. Birch gold will make it happen. No, no. They got to do it by the 30th of the month. Okay. So if you want to do it, text my name, Rob to 989-898 for Birch Gold. Up to $10,000 in precious metals. But you got to do it by the end of the month. Oh, the show is only going to get better from here. Jimmy Kimmel has stepped in it so badly, his career should be over. That's coming up. This is the Rob Carson Show.

Hillary Fordwich (39:44)

From the Cascades to PDX to your kitchen, we recycle like we live here. That's why governments, brands and recycling companies are all joining together to bring change, to make recycling better. As in trusting that your recyclables end.

Rob Carson (39:59)

Up in the right places to be.

Hillary Fordwich (40:00)

Made into new things and having brands help fund the cost of recycling. You can find the Latest updates@recycleon.org Oregon. From Mount Hood to the bin under your desk, together we can do this.