... angry about this? [laughs]

Oh, I think they are.

I think they are.

I think Brits are very angry about this.

There's some that like to identify with the ostrich, you know.

They dig their head in the sand.

They're like, "I don't want to know about this.

[laughs] H- h- how, how worried are you, um, about what's going on in the UK? So you, you're obviously seeing this from the US, and what, what, how worried in terms of the damage, um, that's going, currently happening to the UK? What, what really concerns you?

Incredible

...

but yeah, to, uh, answer your question about the airport, I was flying back from California and I had a pepper spray in my backpack, which I totally forgot about because I packed last minute for a family death.

And leaving the UK, I went through the airport again, I didn't look through my backpack.

[laughs] And he pulls this thing out and he's like, "What's this?" And I was like, "Oh, it's a pepper spray.

You can just get rid of it." And he was like, "No, no.

This is a firearm in the United Kingdom, and we're gonna arrest you." [laughs] So then I had to call the US Embassy, and this, you know, brilliant looking Aus- um, American man with, like, beautiful suit and the American flag pin, he came out and he was like, "What seems to be the problem here?" And I was like, "Oh, [laughs] help me."

I'm friends with Bev, but I do not understand it.

What are you hearing from everybody there about feelings on that race?

Um, again, there's a mixed emotion from everyone.

You know, I've got friends who are more on the independent side versus the far right, as the [chuckles] crazy lunatic media like to call it, and you know, it doesn't matter what side they're on, everyone is a little concerned about the midterms.

Um, as we know, the left run media, and they run social media and Hollywood, so I really do feel like they are picking anything and everything to attack every candidate in the midterms, and they're trying to sway the public opinion and their votes using media and Hollywood.

Um, so I mean, I personally am quite concerned for everyone just because of what we're up against, you know? It's such a huge machine.

What, what are your reflections?

Um, w- it feels like a year.

It also feels like it's been a few months.

What are you hearing from everybody there about feelings on that race?

Um, again, there's a mixed emotion from everyone.

You know, I've got friends who are more on the independent side versus the far right as the [laughs] crazy lunatic media like to call it, and, you know, it doesn't matter what side they're on, everyone is a little concerned about the midterms.

Um, as we know, the left run media, and they run social media and Hollywood, so I really do feel like they are picking anything and everything to attack every candidate in the midterms, and they're trying to sway the public opinion and their votes using media and Hollywood.

Um, so I mean, I personally am quite concerned for everyone just because w- of what we're up against, you know? It's such a huge machine.

What, what are your reflections?

Um, w- it feels like a year.

Also feels like it's been a few months.

But what is going on with with these grooming gangs and the rape gangs? Give us an overview.

Well, yeah.

Thank you so much for having me.

And just a little background.

I'm Jade Warwick.

I'm a British American commentator.

I left the UK about 10 years ago actually to do with the rape gang inquiry because I got attacked physically, not sexually, by a group of these men.

Wasn't there some comedian, Jay, if I'm not mistaken, that took some shots of himself at a gun range? And he got arrested in the UK?

But for most normal Americans, this concept of being able to carry a blade in some circumstances if for a religious reason but that British people are not and you can't even defend yourselves I mean how has the UK come to this point psychologically where it's seen where this sort of self-hatred has pervaded your societies

so i always bring it back to not only white guilt but colonizer guilt and that is a far more dangerous mindset because not only are you no longer proud of your heritage you are ashamed of it and that's through you know mainstream media and hollywood and they're trying to put white people down and say you're an inferior race you've done so much damage to the planet and you've hurt so many people And they never say, well, you brought infrastructure, medicine, technology, all these wonderful things to third world countries like Singapore, who are doing fantastic now, used to be a British colony.

So they have taken white guilt and they have pumped it full of steroids and they've said, you British people need to accept this because you actually went to their countries hundreds of years ago and did X, Y, and Z. It's not true.

A lot of our ancestors didn't do that.

There were just a select few that went abroad and of course, heinous crimes were committed, but they have used that to put British people down and silence them.

Going back to what you said about the weapon, just for your American viewers, we don't have the First Amendment or the Second Amendment.

What we have is a very strict law that says you cannot carry anything for self-defense purposes.

We've been seeing footage of protests in the United Kingdom? I don't know if they're ongoing, but do you think that there is enough momentum to push for real change? Or does the United Kingdom even have the possibility for a change? Nigel Farage, for example, could he lead a movement that could result in real lasting change in the United Kingdom?

Okay.

I just became a citizen.

Um, this is my country.

I will protect my country if I have to.

It's in the oath of allegiance that I will take up arms to protect America, um, swear allegiance to it, uh, fight against terrorism, domestic and foreign.

And I do think that I am honoring that with what I do on social media because there are people-Domestically in America who are acting like terrorists, and they are on the far left so speaking up against them, I think, is my patriotic duty and then after that, I would say I'm pro-UK and pro-Europe.

Yeah.

[upbeat music] I don't really chase trends anymore.

But you've seen a ton of this, you're used to it, and it's creeping in America a little bit, but how bad is it in the UK? And that's probably, is that one of the reasons you left the UK?

Oh yeah, of course.

I mean, there is no freedom of speech in the United Kingdom, and you have no right to defend yourself.

In fact, Britain just set a new definition for anti-Muslim hostility, which further restricts free speech.

Basically, anything that is prejudice, hatred, or bigotry towards an individual or group based on their Muslim identity is hate speech, it's offensive, and you could end up in jail.

So no matter what they do, how radical, how obnoxious, unethical, criminal, you say something against them, they'll take, what side do they take every time?

Yeah, so if you use generalizations such as Muslims on a whole are X and they are terrorists, if you say things that are generalizations, that will be classed as hate speech and you are targeting them.

And that is anti-Muslim hostility in the British government's eyes.

... kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy, right?

It's ironic, but I mean, the left, the extreme left, are always going to make excuses for them.

Um, so we just have to ignore them and focus on what we can do to change it.

Um, but, you know, regarding calling them naughty words, [chuckles] um, Britain has set a new definition for anti-Muslim hostility, so it further restricts your free speech.

And, um, so basically the UK government has defined it as prejudice, hatred, or bigotry directed at individuals or groups based on their Muslim identity.

So if you go out and you say, "Hey, the British grape gang inquiry is horrendous, and the majority of the perpetrators were Muslims from Pakistan," you could get in trouble for that.

You might even get arrested.

Keep going.

So the Reform Party is a little bit more, you know, populist, a little bit more conservative than what we used to consider the Conservative Party of the UK, correct?

Yes, they're considered ultra right leaning, if not far right extremists.

I think that they just care about the people of the country, Britain, our values.

Wales is not the same now as when I was growing up.

I've gone back there several times in the last 10 years and it's a shock.

Each time I go back, I can't believe how many mosques are replacing mosques.

um other businesses and churches it's wild uh so yeah i think that reform is being labeled as extremism but it truly is not it's just getting britain back on the right tracks

but she's so obnoxious he's holding a press conference about something else totally different and he she jumps in about survivors and you know i was jade i was at the republican convention and i saw caitlyn from a distance and i was going to go up to meet and she wasn't smiling at all just like you said so you know give me your thoughts on that clip over there like disrespect kind of

Did you get a chance? What do you think of that segment?

Well, you know, it's always hypocrisy with the left.

It's always hypocrisy.

And yeah, I mean, she's going to show the negative sides of this administration and not the last.

You know, that's just how they work.

So I don't know why everyone is surprised about this.

You know, oh, these poor, these poor men who were deported.

It's so silly what they

What do you think of that little, uh, video?

I mean, um, comedy is how we cope with everything.

If you can't laugh at it, then there's something wrong at the end of the day.

But it's very interesting how these protesters, um, call for the death of Republicans and conservatives.

You know, uh, one of them even went off on a Man in the Street interview saying that the October 7th rapes and murders were not actually real.

They were debunked, and this is from the same party that scream about believing all women.

So it's just ironic, and they have no sense of humor, and they're full of e- evil and hate.

How's he doing? And other, give me thoughts on any other administration officials you're really admiring their work.