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[00:00:04] So, I just love the idea of this [00:00:06] documentary so much where you actually [00:00:08] go to the places along the trail of [00:00:12] migration into the west. Um, where did [00:00:15] you start? [00:00:16] >> We started in Moritania and then we went [00:00:18] to the Canary Islands which is a Spanish [00:00:19] territory but you know so to Spain, the [00:00:21] Canary Islands and we went to mainland [00:00:22] Spain to France and the United Kingdom. [00:00:25] >> Unbelievable. What's Mortania for those [00:00:27] who don't know? Mortania is a West [00:00:29] African Islamic Republic and that is the [00:00:32] launch point where a lot of these [00:00:34] so-called migrants leave on boat and [00:00:36] head to the Canary Islands. They leave [00:00:37] from other countries as well, but [00:00:38] Moritania nowadays is the main launch [00:00:40] point. [00:00:41] >> Why? Why Moritania? [00:00:42] >> Um it's just a a convenient point that's [00:00:45] they sort of come from all over the [00:00:46] Sahal and Maghreb up north and then from [00:00:49] south they'll come from like Sierra [00:00:51] Leon. They'll come from Sagal and other [00:00:53] countries and they sort of meet there [00:00:54] and it's also geographically situated [00:00:56] near the Canary Islands so it's [00:00:58] convenient and that's where they leave [00:00:59] from but they also leave from countries [00:01:00] like Sagal or uh like I think they leave [00:01:03] from Jordan sometimes. [00:01:04] >> It's kind of crazy though that you as an [00:01:05] American and your brother also um just [00:01:08] two Americans [00:01:10] can know exactly how this works. You're [00:01:14] just two ambitious young guys, right? [00:01:17] You don't work for CIA, [00:01:18] >> right? That's right. And somehow you [00:01:19] know the migrant route and the means of [00:01:23] transporting [00:01:25] hundreds of thousands millions of people [00:01:26] illegally, [00:01:27] >> right? How do you know that? [00:01:28] >> Yeah. Well, we've been studying this for [00:01:29] a while. We studied this very [00:01:31] intensively here in the United States. [00:01:33] Um, as I said to you earlier off [00:01:34] camerara, you know, we were the first [00:01:36] Americans, as far as I'm aware, I mean, [00:01:37] somebody could contact me if this is [00:01:39] incorrect, but I'm not aware of anybody [00:01:40] else that's done it. We were the first [00:01:41] Americans to go from South America from [00:01:43] Ecuador to the US border. And when you [00:01:46] look at what's going on in Europe, a lot [00:01:48] of the same organizations are running [00:01:50] the show out there as well. And so if [00:01:51] you know, okay, you just read the news, [00:01:54] okay, they're landing in the Canary [00:01:55] Islands, they're taking off from [00:01:56] Moritania, from there, it's not really [00:01:58] that difficult to start putting it [00:02:00] together. And you know, as long as you [00:02:01] know what NOS's to go check out, you [00:02:03] know what questions to ask, you'll [00:02:05] figure it out. Um, I I think in the [00:02:08] minds of most Americans, [00:02:11] certainly our view of immigration is [00:02:13] from Latin America to the United States. [00:02:15] It's like starts with Mexican farm [00:02:17] workers and then it's all about Latin [00:02:18] America. Okay, great. And then when we [00:02:20] think of Europe, we think of refugees [00:02:22] from the Syrian wars, [clears throat] [00:02:26] >> you know, Muslims from the Levant, but [00:02:29] African migration is like a lot of it [00:02:33] [clears throat] [00:02:33] >> from the most violent continent in the [00:02:35] world. And who's facilitating that? Do [00:02:38] you know? [00:02:39] >> Yes. It's not an easy answer. So I can't [00:02:42] just be like, well, it's just like this [00:02:43] one group, right? This guy. Yeah. [00:02:44] >> Right. You know, so it's many people, [00:02:46] you I would say, you know, at the [00:02:49] highest level, like if we're looking at [00:02:50] this from an airplane, it really is the [00:02:54] populations, the native populations of [00:02:56] Europe not realizing that this is an [00:02:57] existential threat. Cuz if they did, you [00:02:59] know, they would be up in arms tomorrow. [00:03:01] And these politicians, these are [00:03:02] feckless people for the most part. These [00:03:04] are not people that really give a damn. [00:03:05] They're just trying to win the next [00:03:06] election. They're less concerned about [00:03:08] the president and more concerned about [00:03:09] winning the next election. Right. [00:03:11] >> And so, you know, if there was enough [00:03:12] pressure from the native population, [00:03:14] this would stop tomorrow. So like at the [00:03:16] highest level that's really what it is [00:03:17] is that you know the natives don't [00:03:19] realize what a threat this is and it is [00:03:21] it's existential and it's the end of [00:03:23] Europe and it will be the end of the [00:03:24] United States as well the west in [00:03:25] general. [00:03:26] >> It calls for revolution of some kind. [00:03:28] >> It really does 100%. So that's at the [00:03:30] highest level. Now at the lower levels [00:03:32] if we're looking at who's actually doing [00:03:33] this you're talking criminal [00:03:34] organizations. You're talking [00:03:36] opportunist countries who use this as a [00:03:38] means to get you know financial aid [00:03:40] financial support almost like blackmail. [00:03:43] And you're looking at non-governmental [00:03:45] organizations, many of them. And you [00:03:47] know, that's we could get into that. I [00:03:48] mean, they should be investigated, [00:03:50] audited, prosecuted. A lot of them, but [00:03:52] you know, [00:03:52] >> I notice they haven't been. [00:03:54] >> Well, a lot of them haven't been. No. [00:03:56] >> Right. [00:03:56] >> 100%. [00:03:57] >> Um, can you name some of those NOS? [00:03:59] >> Absolutely. So, the king daddy above [00:04:02] everything is the United Nations. [00:04:03] >> Yes. [00:04:04] >> And their migration wing, which is the [00:04:07] International Organization of Migration, [00:04:08] the acronym is the M. And really [00:04:12] everywhere you go and where you see this [00:04:14] stuff and by everywhere you go I mean [00:04:16] when you're at key border crossing [00:04:19] points I'll give you an example uh in [00:04:21] the Americas for example um you know [00:04:24] when you're going to when these people [00:04:26] cross the Darian Gap which I've crossed [00:04:27] with my brother we've tked through that [00:04:29] jungle there is a town called NI which [00:04:32] is on the Colombian side and that's like [00:04:34] the launching point where they from [00:04:35] there they get on a boat they go to the [00:04:36] mouth of the jungle and they start [00:04:38] trekking across you have workers that [00:04:40] were there. Now the flow has, you know, [00:04:42] stopped under Trump. The infrastructure [00:04:44] is still there. So I do think if we get, [00:04:46] you know, Gavin Newsome, for example, in [00:04:49] 2028, this could start again, but, you [00:04:50] know, we don't have to go there for now. [00:04:52] But you have M workers there. And what [00:04:54] they were doing is they were handing [00:04:56] out, I don't know what else to call [00:04:57] them. It sounds crude, but rape kits [00:04:59] where these women, they would hand to [00:05:01] migrant women kits that had condoms, day [00:05:03] after pills, and whistles like in case [00:05:05] you're getting raped in the jungle. And [00:05:08] um then they pop out in the other end if [00:05:10] they make it, God willing. And then [00:05:11] they're put in UN camps and you have the [00:05:13] M there as well and giving them aid, [00:05:16] handing out maps, that sort of thing. [00:05:19] And then in Europe, it's the same thing. [00:05:22] You know, uh what we got on camera was [00:05:24] honestly the most incredible thing maybe [00:05:26] that I've ever gotten on hitting camera [00:05:28] where we were in the Canary Islands and [00:05:31] we were I was, you know, tailing a bus. [00:05:34] these a boatload of these people had [00:05:36] just got off from the island of Elhiro [00:05:38] and um you know they're taken off the [00:05:40] boat, they're processed and they're put [00:05:42] on a bus and they're driven to a camp. [00:05:43] And so I'm tailing this bus to a camp [00:05:45] and the entire time I'm looking for the [00:05:47] United Nations. I'm trying to find these [00:05:48] people so I can talk to them. Haven't [00:05:50] seen anything. And you know I'm feeling [00:05:51] like are we going to get anything out of [00:05:53] this? And I see this man in in a blue [00:05:55] vest and I know who that is. Okay, [00:05:56] that's a United Nations worker. So [00:05:58] talked to him and we arranged a meeting [00:06:00] and we we take him out and this is when [00:06:02] people watch the documentary they'll see [00:06:03] this and so this guy's job was to or is [00:06:08] to I believe he's still working with [00:06:09] them is when these mig so-called [00:06:12] migrants come in to pay them money and [00:06:15] get information from them you know who [00:06:17] did you pay to smuggle you up here to [00:06:19] Europe you know how is this working to [00:06:20] get information ostensibly so that they [00:06:22] could prosecute be prosecuted by [00:06:24] European countries but what we could get [00:06:26] into and what we call caught on camera. [00:06:28] This guy was so corrupt and admitted to [00:06:30] such a corrupt system that he was part [00:06:32] of. It blew my mind and we could get [00:06:35] into that. But that's the M. There's the [00:06:38] Red Cross. There's the Norwegian Refugee [00:06:40] Council. Um there's many other [00:06:43] organizations. There's, you know, [00:06:45] Catholic charities. There's an [00:06:46] organization called Asim. That's another [00:06:48] Catholic charity that that flies them [00:06:49] from the Canary Islands to Europe. [00:06:52] Hebrew immigrant aid societies that [00:06:54] Alejandro Mayora sat on the board of. So [00:06:56] these are just a few. [00:06:59] So the the net result of this the end [00:07:02] point of this long journey is Western [00:07:05] Europe where the benefits are the [00:07:07] highest. You know they were the richest [00:07:09] countries in the world because of this [00:07:11] they no longer are. Um and the effect [00:07:14] has been a radical decline in quality of [00:07:18] life for Europeans and in the state of [00:07:20] their cities. There's a clip in uh in [00:07:23] this documentary that I just want to put [00:07:25] on the screen now. This is Paris, [00:07:27] France, [00:07:28] >> the center of the world for centuries. [00:07:31] And um this is your exchange with a [00:07:33] migrant in Paris. It kind of tells the [00:07:36] story in pictures. Here it is. [00:07:40] >> There's a situation out here in front of [00:07:41] the Eiffel Tower. [00:07:44] >> You got all these guys, these vendors [00:07:46] that sell out here in front of the [00:07:48] Eiffel Tower. [00:07:50] Let's talk to one of those [00:07:54] all these vendors that sell right now. [00:07:56] >> No video, [00:07:57] >> huh? [00:07:58] >> No video. [00:07:58] >> No, we want to talk to you. [00:08:00] off. [00:08:01] off. [00:08:01] >> Yeah. [00:08:02] >> Why? [00:08:03] >> See, they get very They get very upset [00:08:05] when you start when you start talking to [00:08:06] him. [00:08:07] >> Everything okay? [00:08:09] >> Hey, what's the problem, man? What's the [00:08:11] problem? [00:08:14] >> Hey, what's up? [00:08:16] >> Wait, wait, wait. Go ahead. Go ahead. [00:08:23] >> Oh [00:08:24] >> Oh [00:08:28] >> Just get me on film. I'll [00:08:29] explain what's going on. [00:08:29] >> Did we lose our GoPro? [00:08:30] >> Wait, hold on. Just give me a second. [00:08:35] >> We just lost our GoPro, bro. [00:08:36] >> Explain what the happened. Explain. [00:08:39] This is your moment. Explain what [00:08:40] happened. [00:08:40] >> They tried attacking you. I tried [00:08:43] getting them off. I to be completely [00:08:45] honest, I didn't even feel this when it [00:08:47] happened. I didn't even realize I was [00:08:48] bleeding. There's just a bunch of blood [00:08:49] coming down my face. Even right now, I [00:08:51] don't even feel it, but the pain is [00:08:53] starting to come in a little bit. [00:08:55] I just can't believe how much I'm [00:08:56] bleeding right now. [00:08:59] >> Oh, it's starting to hurt. [00:09:02] you would not expect. [00:09:03] >> This is what happens [00:09:04] >> when you let a bunch of [00:09:06] >> foreigners from barbaric cultures that [00:09:10] can't assimilate completely overtake [00:09:13] your country. [00:09:14] >> It's really an amazing clip. I I felt [00:09:16] sorry for your brother. Um but I'm also [00:09:18] grateful that you got that on on tape. [00:09:21] What who was that who attacked you? Do [00:09:23] you know? [00:09:24] >> Beats me. And you know the thing is in [00:09:26] Europe you can't get that information [00:09:27] because they have these very strict [00:09:29] privacy laws. So we couldn't even get [00:09:30] security privacy in Europe. I mean they [00:09:32] put people in jail for COVID vaccines. [00:09:35] [laughter] [00:09:38] >> That's right. That bash you over the [00:09:38] head with you know Eiffel Tower [00:09:40] souvenirs. Yeah. [00:09:40] >> Is that what he hit him with? [00:09:41] >> 100%. Yeah. We got jumped and um you [00:09:45] know my brother saved my life basically. [00:09:47] Yeah. We got I got mobbed by these [00:09:48] people and he came in started throwing [00:09:51] hands. He got bashed over the head and [00:09:52] then what you know I got up and sort of [00:09:55] broke away and then the police came in [00:09:57] and they they took off. Nobody got [00:09:58] arrested or anything like that. [00:09:59] arrested. [00:10:00] >> No, no, no, no. They got away. And they [00:10:01] got away with a lot of like over $1,000 [00:10:03] worth of stuff. His phone or GoPro. And [00:10:05] yeah, our new partner Dose is a way [00:10:08] better option than big pharma. That's [00:10:10] not damning with faint brakes. [00:10:12] Anything's a better option than big [00:10:13] pharma. There's a much better option. [00:10:16] Some things are just out of people's [00:10:17] hands, and cholesterol is often one of [00:10:19] them. 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They could [00:11:39] have got they they gave a very like BS [00:11:42] attempt to try to get them. It was they [00:11:43] didn't even try. And um that was it. And [00:11:45] they got away. Yeah. [clears throat] And [00:11:47] you know the police out there told us [00:11:48] that you know if they make the wrong [00:11:50] move with these so-called migrants and [00:11:52] not migrants, I hate even using that [00:11:53] word. These are invaders. It's an [00:11:55] invading force. [00:11:56] >> But if you use you know if you the wrong [00:11:58] type of force with these invaders, you [00:12:00] might wind up in prison. And so they're [00:12:01] afraid to Yeah. [00:12:04] >> Um I mean the racial dynamic here is [00:12:07] just almost it's almost unbelievable. Um [00:12:10] they're protected because they're not [00:12:11] white. I mean that's the truth. Of [00:12:13] course it's same in our country. So do [00:12:15] you know what country they were from? [00:12:16] >> It's really hard to say. I mean I have [00:12:18] no idea. My guess would be Sagal. Um [00:12:22] just I mean I don't really have any [00:12:23] reason to say one way or the other. [00:12:25] That's just my guess cuz I know a lot of [00:12:26] them come from Western Africa. [00:12:28] >> But they could have been from from [00:12:29] anywhere. Who knows? subsaharan though. [00:12:33] >> Um I Yeah, sorry. It's It kind of takes [00:12:36] your breath away to watch that. Well, in [00:12:38] Paris, [00:12:39] >> right? But the thing is [00:12:40] >> the center of civilization supposedly, [00:12:42] >> right? Well, that's the thing. It's a [00:12:44] It's one of the most beautiful cities, [00:12:45] right? But it's been overrun and um you [00:12:48] know, the thing is though, that is a uh [00:12:50] pretty light occurrence compared to [00:12:53] what's going on. roll into someone [00:12:54] else's continent and when asked a [00:12:57] question just physically attack someone [00:12:58] and then steal a stuff and then get away [00:12:59] with it is like a level of a like [00:13:02] where's the gratitude? Oh right, right [00:13:04] 100%. Well, that that's the thing and [00:13:05] you know certain fish don't mix in the [00:13:07] same aquarium like these people you know [00:13:09] I will I will tell you this one of the [00:13:10] takeaways that I got from this was and [00:13:12] I'm not downplaying what the US is [00:13:14] facing cuz the US is you know facing its [00:13:16] own sort of existential crisis when it [00:13:17] comes to this but you know I will say [00:13:20] when you compare these people that are [00:13:22] coming from Africa and the Middle East [00:13:24] compared to the people that we got from [00:13:25] like Venezuela, Colombia and some of the [00:13:28] Central American states it it is much [00:13:30] different. I mean, those people those [00:13:32] people will assimilate much better. You [00:13:34] know, they're all, for example, you [00:13:35] could film them and they're cool. The [00:13:36] Africans, if you try filming them, they [00:13:38] would try to take your head off. Much [00:13:39] much different. [00:13:40] >> Well, it's a very different place, [00:13:42] right? I mean, Latin America is very [00:13:43] different from subsaharan Africa. [00:13:45] Completely different. And [00:13:47] >> that's not a value judgment. Um, it's [00:13:49] much worse than Latin America by any [00:13:52] measure, [00:13:52] >> 100%. [00:13:53] >> Um, wow. So, I want to put this up. This [00:13:57] is uh a second clip from the dock and [00:14:02] this explains [00:14:04] this is a UN worker explaining to you [00:14:06] how this happened in the first place and [00:14:08] that there are incentives the rest of us [00:14:10] don't see. Here it is. [00:14:12] >> Everybody that arrived here the mafia [00:14:14] gets between 50 to 60,000. That's is a [00:14:18] game is a game. So no money is involved [00:14:21] when money off everything [00:14:24] my brother. But what I'm saying is it [00:14:26] doesn't seem like Spain wants to stop [00:14:27] it. It seems like [00:14:28] >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. [00:14:30] Spain doesn't want to stop it. [00:14:31] >> Why does the Spanish government want [00:14:33] this to continue? It seems like a big [00:14:34] problem. [00:14:34] >> Because, you know, the Spanish [00:14:36] government would not want for it to stop [00:14:38] because every year the Spanish [00:14:40] government received a huge amount of [00:14:42] money from the European Union. Every [00:14:44] year the European Union gives more than [00:14:48] more than three billion to to Speed. So [00:14:51] what does [00:14:54] 3 billion spin keeps 2 billion? Spin [00:14:58] takes 1 billion in cartoon. [00:15:02] In cartoon or in suitcase in suitcase. [00:15:06] Yeah. [00:15:06] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [00:15:07] >> Spin the government will take 1 billion [00:15:08] in suitcase. [00:15:09] >> Yeah. [00:15:10] >> Put on flight go to maybe the government [00:15:14] spoke with like 10 people [00:15:17] >> from [00:15:18] the top. From the top. Yeah, [00:15:20] >> those group of people that meet with the [00:15:23] money is not by check. It's not by [00:15:25] transfer. It's in cartoon. It's in it's [00:15:27] in luggage. [00:15:28] >> Wait, what? Wait, you're serious? [00:15:30] >> Luggage. Luggage. Luggage. I'm saying [00:15:32] luggage. [00:15:33] >> Wait, they actually bring a suitcase of [00:15:34] cash? [00:15:35] >> Okay. So, so the suitcase on the table, [00:15:37] that's why make it a game. [00:15:38] >> Wait, are you serious right now? [00:15:40] >> We are talking something seriously, my [00:15:41] brother. [00:15:42] >> Whoa. They actually pay in cash. [00:15:44] >> In cash. In cash. Not transfer. No, in [00:15:46] cash. I love how the random African guy [00:15:48] tells you the truth about the economics [00:15:50] behind it. [00:15:51] >> Yeah. Well, it wasn't a random African [00:15:52] guy. That's the guy I'm tell that is a [00:15:54] United Nations representative. [00:15:56] >> No, but I'm just saying there is, and [00:15:57] you notice this when you go to Africa, [00:15:59] there is a kind of lack of guardedness [00:16:00] like [00:16:01] >> Oh, yeah. [00:16:01] >> It's not a place where people say what [00:16:03] they think they have to say. They just [00:16:04] kind of say what's obvious, which is [00:16:06] what I like about Africa. But he knows [00:16:09] he's part of the system. [00:16:10] >> Oh, 100% 100%. And he's been with the M [00:16:13] for years. Before that, he was with [00:16:15] another um NGO. I believe he was with [00:16:18] Asam. That's one of the that's the NGO [00:16:20] that flies them to uh from the Canary [00:16:23] Islands to the European mainland. But [00:16:24] that was the most incredible undercover [00:16:26] footage that I've ever gotten. You know, [00:16:28] when it comes to this beat, like the [00:16:29] illegal immigration beat, [00:16:31] >> that's like the holy grail because [00:16:32] everybody asks, you know, how was this [00:16:34] allowed to take place? What's going on [00:16:35] here? And here you have a United Nations [00:16:37] representative admitting on camera that [00:16:40] the at least one of the reasons why it's [00:16:41] allowed to continue is that, you know, [00:16:43] Spain gets this money ostensibly to stop [00:16:46] the flow. But what they really do is [00:16:47] they slow it down enough to a trickle or [00:16:50] it's not really a trickle. There's still [00:16:51] thousands coming, but they slow it down [00:16:52] a little bit, act like they're doing [00:16:53] something so that they could keep [00:16:55] getting the money, skim the money off [00:16:56] the top, and then use the rest [00:16:58] ostensibly to stop the flow. But of [00:16:59] course, they never stop it. [00:17:01] >> I mean, you just got that on tape. I [00:17:03] mean, yeah. I got [00:17:03] >> But what's interesting, so how old are [00:17:05] you? [00:17:05] >> Uh, 29. About to be 29. [00:17:07] >> How much did you spend on this whole [00:17:09] enterprise? [00:17:11] >> Yeah. Between 20 and 30. Probably about [00:17:12] 2500. Yeah. And it took us about two and [00:17:14] a half months. [00:17:15] >> Yeah. [00:17:16] >> Okay. God bless you. We're proud to run [00:17:19] this. But if you're you and your brother [00:17:22] are taking off with 30 grand and some [00:17:24] cameras and getting to the truth of the [00:17:26] situation like where are the rest of the [00:17:27] news organizations in the West? Look, [00:17:30] what I will say is this. I'm going to [00:17:32] give the Europeans a break here because [00:17:35] I'm an American and so, you know, when [00:17:37] we got this footage and then we're, you [00:17:38] know, we're trying to get it to debut on [00:17:40] TCN and we're talking to lawyers about, [00:17:42] you know, getting ENO insurance and all [00:17:44] this stuff. Um, there was discussion [00:17:46] like you can't really be doing this in [00:17:48] the European Union. It's it's it's [00:17:49] different out there as far as their [00:17:51] rights to film people and get certain [00:17:52] things, but you know, I'm an American [00:17:54] now and I have the First Amendment on my [00:17:55] side and so if they try coming out, [00:17:56] there's really [00:17:57] >> Okay, well, where's the New York Times? [00:17:58] Where's the Washington Post? Reuters, [00:17:59] CNN, like we have companies supposed to [00:18:02] be covering the news. This is the [00:18:03] biggest news story in a thousand years [00:18:05] and they're not covering it at all. [00:18:07] >> Sure. I guess I'm giving the Europeans a [00:18:09] break cuz if there was a European that [00:18:10] tried doing this that was living in [00:18:11] Spain or Germany, they'd have [00:18:12] >> Well, they live behind the Iron Curtain, [00:18:14] right? So, I get it. They're not free [00:18:16] peoples. But we are and our news [00:18:18] organizations [00:18:19] >> have a lot more money and experience [00:18:21] than you do and they're not doing this [00:18:22] and you So, you just went and did it [00:18:23] yourself. [00:18:24] >> Correct. [00:18:24] >> It's quite an indictment of them, I [00:18:26] would say. [00:18:26] >> 100%. Well, it's institutional capture. [00:18:28] you know these [00:18:30] there they're supposed to be purveyors [00:18:32] of truth which some are to some extent [00:18:34] but you know real journalism and you [00:18:36] know I'm friends with James O'Keefe and [00:18:37] James O'Keefe talks about this a lot [00:18:39] which is that it's just so costly to do [00:18:41] real journalism that's why you know [00:18:42] organizations like Fox they just have [00:18:44] the independent people come on now [00:18:45] because they have the independent people [00:18:46] break the story take all the risk and [00:18:48] then Fox could just report on it and I [00:18:50] don't I mean you you were with Fox maybe [00:18:52] you know better than I but I feel like [00:18:53] that wasn't the case 20 years ago maybe [00:18:54] they would do their own stories but now [00:18:56] it's just mostly independent people [00:18:57] because it's just so costly to do these [00:18:59] things and so dangerous for the big [00:19:00] organizations. [00:19:01] >> Not really. I mean, I saw Fox, I was [00:19:03] there 15 years. I saw them spend [00:19:05] millions and millions and millions on [00:19:07] fake interviews. They'd fly out, you [00:19:09] know, 30 people a week early to do some [00:19:11] interview the head of state where they [00:19:13] never asked a single real question. [00:19:15] >> So, they have the money, of course. It's [00:19:16] the most profitable news organization in [00:19:19] the world. [00:19:20] >> They just don't just don't want to. [00:19:22] Yeah. [00:19:22] >> I mean, you spend 30 grand, you can't [00:19:23] even buy a nice new car for 30 grand, [00:19:26] >> right? [00:19:26] >> That was your total cost. Like it's [00:19:27] that's not much money in the scheme of [00:19:29] things. [00:19:29] >> Yeah. 100%. 100%. Yeah. [00:19:31] >> To get to the heart of a global crisis, [00:19:32] >> right? Well, where there's a will, [00:19:34] there's a way. And when there's not, [00:19:35] nothing's going to get done. So, [00:19:37] >> No, that's right. I just [00:19:38] >> I just think that your um initiative [00:19:42] is a mark of shame for the rest of the [00:19:47] media. I guess that's what I'm saying. [00:19:49] >> Yeah. Well, I appreciate that. [00:19:50] >> Yeah. Um, so here's a clip that I'm not [00:19:53] sure I really understand, but I want to [00:19:56] know what it means. Um, French woman [00:19:59] explains queers only migrant facility. [00:20:02] Let's just watch this and then you can [00:20:04] interpret it. [00:20:04] >> Sure. [00:20:05] >> For the normal person, [00:20:06] >> just a few miles from where we were [00:20:08] jumped, men like the ones who attacked [00:20:10] us turn up at Artist, an NGO that helps [00:20:13] illegal immigrants apply for asylum. [00:20:15] Could you could you tell me more about [00:20:17] what what's the [00:20:18] >> this is this is for migrant to help [00:20:19] people for ailum [00:20:21] >> to help migrants with asylum. [00:20:23] >> Yes. Okay. [00:20:24] >> Okay. But queer migrants only. [00:20:27] >> Queer migrants only. [00:20:28] >> Yeah. [00:20:29] >> So if they're not queer. [00:20:30] >> No. Not here. [00:20:31] >> Not here. [00:20:32] >> Only queer. [00:20:34] >> If they're not queer, not here. [00:20:36] >> Mhm. [00:20:36] >> Kind of love that. Um [00:20:40] what did I just watch? [00:20:41] >> Well, you know, it speaks for itself. [00:20:43] You know, the clip that comes after that [00:20:44] is we are in uh Catholic Charities [00:20:48] facility in uh northern France and then [00:20:51] we we're talking to a guy and we ask, [00:20:54] you know, hey, do people like BS about [00:20:56] being, you know, gay or LGBT or [00:20:58] whatever? And the guy says, yeah. He's [00:21:00] like, all the migrants that come over [00:21:01] here that all the migrants that are [00:21:03] coming here that claim to be LGBTQ, it's [00:21:06] BS. They're just trying to get their [00:21:07] papers and that's what they [00:21:09] >> Is there a test? Do they have like a [00:21:10] sodomy test for it or is there some way [00:21:12] to test for gayness at these facilities? [00:21:14] >> Not that I've heard of. [laughter] I I [00:21:16] highly doubt it. I highly [00:21:17] >> But to to be clear, the reason that [00:21:19] people are saying they're gay [00:21:22] um is not because they want to be more [00:21:25] fashionable, but because the French [00:21:27] government or European governments give [00:21:28] them preferential treatment if they're [00:21:30] gay. [00:21:30] >> That's right. Yeah. 100%. [00:21:32] >> Why would they do that? [00:21:32] >> Well, it's a victim class. You know, why [00:21:34] would they let these people in to begin [00:21:35] with? Right. [00:21:36] >> Great point. [00:21:37] >> Yeah. Right. So, well now if they're gay [00:21:40] and they come from some Islamic [00:21:41] republic, wow. Well, now they really [00:21:42] have a case to be here, right? They [00:21:44] could be facing persecution. Oh my god. [00:21:46] >> They're thrown off a roof in Tunisia or [00:21:48] something. [00:21:49] >> Exactly. So, there you go. [00:21:51] >> So, but there's is there any calculation [00:21:53] at all on the part of European [00:21:55] governments [00:21:56] >> as to like what will these people do to [00:21:58] improve our country? [00:22:00] >> Not that I saw. Look, they show up, [00:22:04] okay? And I'm this is happening in many [00:22:06] different countries, but I'm telling you [00:22:07] about the route that we saw, what we saw [00:22:09] firsthand. They show up in the Canary [00:22:10] Islands. They're there in these camps [00:22:12] for months. Then they're flown to the [00:22:14] mainland. I mean, we talked to people. [00:22:16] >> They're flown. [00:22:17] >> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. They're given plane [00:22:18] tickets and they're flown to Madrid or [00:22:19] Barcelona and they're put in camps where [00:22:23] they will be there for many years, like [00:22:26] over two years, some of them are telling [00:22:27] us, and they're just waiting for their [00:22:28] papers. And they don't do anything all [00:22:29] day. They don't work. I mean, it's in [00:22:30] the documentary. People could watch it. [00:22:32] the the guy they're saying, you know, no [00:22:33] working, no eating. Uh no working, no uh [00:22:37] I forget what else he says, but he's [00:22:38] like only eat and sleep. That's that's [00:22:40] what he's only eat and sleep here. [00:22:41] >> But the point where you fly them to your [00:22:43] continent, like what does it occur to [00:22:45] nobody that the population doesn't want [00:22:47] them? [00:22:48] >> There's no evidence they've added [00:22:49] anything, only detracted. I'm sure [00:22:51] individuals have, but overall they have [00:22:53] not added anything. [00:22:54] >> They've only made it worse. So why would [00:22:56] you accept the fo at the planes land and [00:22:58] why would you pay for the planes? I'm so [00:23:00] confused. Yeah. And maybe it's that clip [00:23:02] you showed a minute ago that they're [00:23:03] getting paid to do it. It's a good thing [00:23:05] to start the new year feeling fresh. And [00:23:07] Cozy Earth can help. What better way to [00:23:08] give yourself a brand new start than by [00:23:10] revamping your bedroom, your sacred [00:23:14] personal space to feel clean, crisp, and [00:23:17] original. [00:23:19] That'll make you more creative and [00:23:20] happier, too. Our friends at Cozy Earth [00:23:22] just launched their new Baja bedding [00:23:24] set. It's perfect [music] for a [00:23:25] comfortable sleep to keep you energized, [00:23:27] well rested, sheets, covers, quilts, [00:23:29] more. 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Well, [00:24:12] again, there's there's many different uh [00:24:14] interest groups you could say that are [00:24:16] facilitate that are allowing this to [00:24:18] continue. You know, again, at its core [00:24:20] is that this is national suicide and and [00:24:22] people don't the the general population [00:24:24] doesn't realize it. And then beyond [00:24:26] that, [00:24:27] >> it's just opportunist clearly and people [00:24:29] don't you could say they hate the [00:24:30] country, you could say they simply don't [00:24:32] give a damn. But whatever it is, that's [00:24:34] ultimately why this is allowed to [00:24:35] continue. I mean, at the highest level, [00:24:37] 100%. And uh you know, it's this [00:24:39] adherence to like international norms in [00:24:42] quotes. you know, you had like the 1951 [00:24:45] UN refugee convention and that came [00:24:48] after World War II and then you had the [00:24:49] 1967 protocol which so the 1951 [00:24:52] convention basically said, you know, you [00:24:55] have to take care of these refugees. [00:24:57] Like there were so many stateless people [00:24:58] after World War II, you know, you have [00:25:00] to give them a place of safe haven. You [00:25:02] can't kick them back to a country where [00:25:03] they could be facing persecution. But 19 [00:25:05] the 1951 UN protocol uh only applied [00:25:09] from that moment and before. So any [00:25:12] future events, you know, the 1951 [00:25:14] protocol didn't apply. Then you had the [00:25:16] 1967 [00:25:17] protocol which basically said, okay, now [00:25:20] going forward, this is the 1951 [00:25:22] convention is going to cover everything [00:25:24] going forward. And so you have a lot of [00:25:26] countries now that have basically [00:25:27] enshrined this in law. I don't know what [00:25:29] it is in Spain. In the United States, [00:25:31] it's the Refugee Act of 1980. And if we [00:25:33] didn't have that, for example, you know, [00:25:35] a lot of the people that come over here [00:25:36] that are just economic migrants, [00:25:37] claiming that they're refugees and they [00:25:39] really have no standing, but they claim [00:25:41] that they're facing some sort of [00:25:42] violence. The only reason why this whole [00:25:44] system exists where they come here, we [00:25:46] catch them, we give them a court date [00:25:47] and release them is because of the 1980 [00:25:49] refugee act, which is built on this 1967 [00:25:52] protocol. And so my point is it's this [00:25:54] idea of these international postWorld [00:25:56] War II norms that you know national [00:26:00] leaders are just too cowardly to do it. [00:26:03] >> And the whole point obviously was to [00:26:04] eliminate you know you don't want white [00:26:06] majority countries in Europe because [00:26:07] they're dangerous. That's the whole idea [00:26:09] behind him. But they're actually not [00:26:11] dangerous and they're [00:26:12] >> the source of our civilization. So to [00:26:14] destroy them is a [00:26:16] >> is a is a big step. I I wonder um if [00:26:20] it's it's not stoppable, is it? Well, [00:26:22] it's stoppable, but you know, how [00:26:25] reversible is it? That's that's our [00:26:27] question. [00:26:27] >> Exactly. Thank you. Reversible. [00:26:29] >> You could stop this tomorrow. We're [00:26:30] talking about the most powerful [00:26:31] countries on earth here. You know, [00:26:32] France is a powerful country. [00:26:34] >> It has nuclear weapons, believe it or [00:26:35] not. [00:26:35] >> Has nuclear weapons. Absolutely crazy. [00:26:36] Absolutely. Germany is a nuclear [00:26:38] threshold state, right? So, [00:26:40] >> you know, Spain maybe less so, but [00:26:41] regardless, I mean, the European Union [00:26:43] as a whole, look, they're trying to go [00:26:44] to war with Russia, right? So I think [00:26:47] >> well what's interesting is that Mertz [00:26:48] has admitted um in private at least that [00:26:53] they can't raise an army in Germany [00:26:54] because it will be majority Muslim [00:26:56] because the Germans aren't having kids [00:26:58] and the Muslims are and they actually [00:27:00] don't want to give hundreds of thousands [00:27:02] of young Muslim men weapons. Like [00:27:04] they're worried about what would happen [00:27:05] if they did that. So they can't raise an [00:27:07] army in Germany already. [00:27:08] >> That's incredible. [00:27:09] >> That's a fact. Wow. And so I wonder [00:27:13] I guess if it's gotten to that point, we [00:27:14] just have to readjust to a new [00:27:16] understanding of Europe, right? [00:27:18] >> You know, it's sad to say. Um, and I [00:27:21] don't really want to, [00:27:24] you know, I don't want to speak for the [00:27:25] Europeans. I mean, I'm an American, but [00:27:28] I I I will say that [00:27:31] >> something and it almost feels like [00:27:32] impotent to say sit here and be like, [00:27:34] well, something's got to be done. I [00:27:35] mean, it really is a matter of of life [00:27:37] and death, national survival. And you [00:27:39] know, literally every day that goes by, [00:27:41] it gets worse. Every day counts at this [00:27:43] point. And um the only way that I could [00:27:46] see them reversing it is with is not [00:27:48] without some sort of serious like civil [00:27:51] conflict because these people will fight [00:27:53] back. I mean, these are high [00:27:54] testosterone men. The M worker, just to [00:27:57] give you some context, [00:27:58] >> they will fight back. Exactly. Right. [00:27:59] >> Oh, a 100. I mean, look, what do you see [00:28:01] here in the United States? [00:28:02] >> Ask your brother. Yeah. [00:28:03] >> Oh, yeah. That's one example. [00:28:04] >> That was just from pointing a camera at [00:28:06] the guy. [00:28:06] >> Oh, yeah. Now try to get him out. I mean [00:28:08] they look when we were in France there [00:28:11] was a a Frenchman who not far from where [00:28:13] we were we were in Klay and not far from [00:28:15] there um while we were there somebody [00:28:18] got beheaded in a parking lot by these [00:28:20] people. Okay, so these are very serious [00:28:22] high testosterone men. That M worker, [00:28:24] the one that we played the clip of [00:28:25] earlier, this guy was so corrupt and he [00:28:28] when we were there, I paid him €500 and [00:28:31] he sold me an Excel sheet that showed [00:28:34] all of the arrivals from the beginning [00:28:36] of the year till the date that I met [00:28:37] him, which was like 4 months. It was [00:28:39] like from January till April 15th or [00:28:41] something like that. And you know, it [00:28:44] showed how many women, how many men, how [00:28:46] many children. And it's like it's like [00:28:48] all men. It might be like less than 5% [00:28:50] women and a smaller percent children. [00:28:52] >> Really? [00:28:52] >> Oh yeah. Oh yeah. It's all high [00:28:54] testosterone. These are very very [00:28:55] serious people. You have no idea who [00:28:57] these people are by the way. I mean [00:28:58] these could be Islamic State militants. [00:29:00] You have no idea. And I wouldn't be [00:29:02] surprised. [00:29:02] >> Of course. [00:29:03] >> Yeah. [00:29:04] >> Yeah. [00:29:04] >> Are they are they getting their [00:29:06] biometrics taken when they get in? Do [00:29:07] you know [00:29:08] >> that? I do not know. They try I mean [00:29:10] they show up in their documents. So but [00:29:12] they do I mean I know they fingerprint [00:29:14] them. I'm not sure if they do like [00:29:15] retina scans or what else they might [00:29:16] test or anything like that. [00:29:17] >> I couldn't tell you. [00:29:18] >> Um, ones with HIV get fasttrack [00:29:21] citizenship. I'm sure [00:29:23] >> perhaps [00:29:23] >> that's true here. Um, wow. Did this [00:29:26] change you? [00:29:28] >> Did it change me? Well, you know, [00:29:30] >> it's a pretty intense experience. [00:29:32] >> Yeah. I mean, we we've been through a [00:29:34] lot doing this. I mean, we've gotten [00:29:36] we've I've rode the train of death like [00:29:38] three times in Mexico. We've been [00:29:39] kidnapped by the cartel, my brother and [00:29:41] I. We've and now we we've done this. [00:29:43] I'll tell you what, here's what I will [00:29:44] say, and this is kind of an indictment [00:29:46] of Europe. Um, and I don't want people [00:29:49] to think that I'm on Europe. I [00:29:50] mean, that's where my ancestors come [00:29:51] from, right? But they got to take back [00:29:52] their their continent. But I will say [00:29:54] this when So, as I told you before, my [00:29:58] myself and my brother, we were the first [00:30:01] Americans to go from South America to [00:30:03] the US border to follow the whole route. [00:30:05] It took us uh about a month. And when we [00:30:08] were doing that, you know, the fear [00:30:10] there was criminal organizations, [00:30:13] >> right? And rightly so. I mean, we got [00:30:14] kidnapped by the Gulf cartel at the very [00:30:16] end of it, [00:30:17] >> encountered other cartel organizations. [00:30:19] >> Here, when we were doing it, now there [00:30:20] was still the criminal element there. [00:30:22] Like we're in Moretania, uh, I believe I [00:30:24] was, you know, we were trying to meet up [00:30:26] with smugglers. They were trying to set [00:30:27] us up. There's a whole other story. But [00:30:28] really what I was afraid of, not just in [00:30:30] Moritania, obviously, but of course, [00:30:31] like in Spain and France and the UK, was [00:30:34] not criminal organizations, even though [00:30:35] we're going and trying to, you know, [00:30:37] embed with migrants that are getting [00:30:39] smuggled. It was the government. The [00:30:40] entire time I was worried that they were [00:30:42] going to realize that there are two [00:30:43] Americans walking around with hidden [00:30:44] cameras and they're going to bust down [00:30:45] our hotel room door and pick us up and, [00:30:47] you know, haul us off in a patty wagon. [00:30:49] That was honestly what I was more afraid [00:30:51] about. [00:30:51] >> That's how intent they are in committing [00:30:52] suicide. [00:30:53] >> 100%. And now Kier Starmer has is [00:30:55] pushing, you know, government killing of [00:30:58] its own citizens, government assisted [00:31:00] assisted suicide, government committed [00:31:02] suicide as if like native born Britain [00:31:05] need more excuses to die or something. I [00:31:08] mean, what is going on? [00:31:10] >> National suicide, man. [00:31:11] >> National suicide. [00:31:12] >> That that's what it is. [00:31:13] >> But did your views change? [00:31:15] >> Did my views change? Well, look, it it [00:31:17] is very sad. I will say probably not cuz [00:31:21] it was more or less what I expected but [00:31:24] um [00:31:25] you know it's just it's just another [00:31:27] thing to see it in person. Did it [00:31:28] change? No. But you know it was a [00:31:30] learning experience. [00:31:31] >> Did you feel more threat from the [00:31:32] migrants coming into Europe or the [00:31:34] migrants coming into the US? [00:31:35] >> Oh definitely the ones coming in to [00:31:37] Europe 100%. These are these are very [00:31:39] serious guys. Again like you know we've [00:31:40] been embedded my brother and I have been [00:31:42] embedded with [00:31:43] >> uh caravans in Mexico. We're we're [00:31:46] walking up with them through Mexico and [00:31:48] we're like in front of the caravan. [00:31:50] There's videos that we have of this and [00:31:51] you know we're literally taking selfies. [00:31:53] We're flying a drone that's out in front [00:31:54] and they're cool. They don't mind. Oh, [00:31:56] totally. [00:31:56] >> You go shake hands with these people and [00:31:58] they almost think it's like their moment [00:31:59] to be on TV or something like, "Hey, I'm [00:32:01] going to America." [00:32:02] >> And and out there, man, in Europe, it's [00:32:04] like if you point a camera at them, [00:32:06] look, if there's no police around, I'm [00:32:07] they will slit your throat. [00:32:09] >> And I don't say this flippantly because [00:32:10] look, I love all people. You know, [00:32:12] there's great people from Africa, too. [00:32:14] Um, you know, I've employed people in [00:32:16] that are that are in Zimbabwe and and [00:32:18] South Africa, very smart people that [00:32:19] I've worked with. Um, but you know, on [00:32:23] the whole, certain fish don't mix in the [00:32:25] same aquarium. [00:32:26] >> Yeah, there's a there's a real [00:32:27] difference between someone from El [00:32:29] Salvador and someone from Sierra Leone. [00:32:31] There just is. [00:32:32] >> 100% [00:32:33] >> on many levels. [00:32:34] >> Yeah, absolutely. [00:32:35] >> Anthony, I can't tell you how much I [00:32:37] appreciate you doing this doc and [00:32:38] letting us air it. And you're a brave [00:32:40] man. Your brother's brave, too. I'm [00:32:41] looking at him sitting over there, [00:32:42] scaring his face. Um, thank you. Oh, [00:32:46] what's your next doc? [00:32:48] >> The next documentary, well, we could [00:32:49] talk about this maybe. Uh, I mean, we'll [00:32:51] collab on this one as well. We Yeah, [00:32:53] we'll talk off camera. It's uh, it [00:32:55] involves, look, it involves people that [00:32:56] have had their, we've already got [00:32:57] footage of people that have had their [00:32:58] faces saw off and it's really bad. [00:33:00] What's going on in let's just say south [00:33:02] of border. I don't want to say much more [00:33:03] than that because we're trying to [00:33:04] arrange certain interviews. So, we'll [00:33:05] leave it at that, but [00:33:07] >> we'll talk off camera. [00:33:08] >> Good. I can't wait. Thank you for doing [00:33:09] this. Thank you very much. Appreciate [00:33:11] it. [00:33:16] >> You can feel these people here. [00:33:18] >> They just came out of the dunes. There's [00:33:19] got to be around a hundred of them. And [00:33:20] now a boat's going to try to come around [00:33:21] and pick them up. [00:33:22] >> In a single generation, Europe has [00:33:24] changed forever, more than it has in the [00:33:26] last 2,000 years. [00:33:28] >> Was easy, easy, easy. Wo wo wo. [00:33:30] >> This is the result of decades of mass [00:33:32] migration. And that migration has [00:33:34] destroyed social unity. It's reached up [00:33:36] the cultures of Europe completely. It's [00:33:38] transformed once beautiful cities into [00:33:40] slums. [00:33:45] In many cities, natives are now the [00:33:47] minority. This was not an accident. [00:33:48] Didn't happen organically. You're not [00:33:50] imagining it. [00:33:50] >> Well, the police do that because they [00:33:52] are working with the criminals. The [00:33:53] world who smuggle people. [00:33:55] >> The governments of Western Europe and [00:33:57] the United States and Canada, New [00:33:59] Zealand, and Australia did this on [00:34:01] purpose to their own people. They opened [00:34:03] their border and they paid for the rest [00:34:05] of the world, the third world, to move [00:34:06] into their countries. [00:34:07] >> Whatever happens happens, I suppose. [00:34:10] [music] [00:34:10] >> How exactly did they do that? Our [00:34:12] cameras found out. We followed one of [00:34:14] the deadliest trade routes on Earth. [00:34:15] From Africa to the Canary Islands to [00:34:18] Spain, France, ending in the UK. [00:34:19] >> This is what happens when you let a [00:34:21] bunch of foreigners completely overtake [00:34:23] your country. [00:34:24] >> Along the way, we uncovered the entire [00:34:26] system of criminal networks, NOS's, and [00:34:28] criminal governments coordinating [00:34:30] together to destroy the West. Everybody [00:34:32] that arrive here, the mafia gets between [00:34:35] 50 to 60,000. [00:34:37] >> All played a role in this massive human [00:34:39] trafficking scheme, moving people across [00:34:41] borders to reshape the West. [00:34:52] land and so are we. [00:34:53] >> We inform them what to do and not to do [00:34:56] what what so they don't catch them there [00:34:58] and they bring them back to space. [00:35:00] >> The only question is will Europe awaken [00:35:02] before it is disappeared. [00:35:03] >> Do you think we could get killed? If not [00:35:05] killed at least you will get like beat [00:35:07] up. [00:35:08] >> Watch replacing Europe only on tucker [00:35:12] carlson.com.