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Tommy Robinson prepares for a high-stakes private briefing with members of a growing Congressional caucus dedicated to addressing the spread of Sharia law in America. Joined by Polish MP Dominik Tarczyński and investigative journalist Amy Mek, Tommy warns U.S. lawmakers not to repeat the mistakes of Great Britain, pointing to Poland’s strict security model as the alternative to Western Europe’s current crisis. Between high-level meetings and strategy sessions, the team stops by Raheem Kassam’s restaurant to reconnect with old allies and discuss the upcoming open-floor discussion in Congress that could signal a massive shift in American border and cultural policy.

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Tommy Robinson is joined by investigative journalist Amy Mek of the RAIR Foundation USA for her first front-facing interview since being doxed and targeted in 2018. Together, they pull back the curtain on how the "Red-Green Alliance"—the cooperation between far-left movements and Islamic radicals—has built a massive, self-sustaining infrastructure across the United States. Amy reveals the existence of "mini-cities" and mega-mosques where radical ideology flourishes undetected, while Tommy warns that America is currently repeating the exact same mistakes that led to the cultural crisis in the UK. From the infiltration of city councils to the scrubbing of "Jihad" from FBI training manuals, this conversation serves as a final wake-up call for Americans to support the growing Sharia-Free Caucus in Congress before the "Texas heartland" is lost for good.

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While on the ground in Washington, D.C., Tommy Robinson crosses paths with British commentator and former Boris Johnson advisor Thomas Corbett-Dillon, who recently sent the UK media into a frenzy. Following a viral appearance on GB News that sparked dozens of Ofcom complaints and a "breakdown" from mainstream journalists, Thomas discusses the stark contrast between the American First Amendment and the tightening censorship in the United Kingdom. From the demographic transformation of London to the double standards of "indigenous" rights, the two dive into why the British political class—on both the left and the right—has abandoned the defence of free expression, while even American Democrats still pay homage to the right to speak one's mind.

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Just twelve months after sitting in solitary confinement, Tommy Robinson prepares for one of the most significant moments of his journey: a private presentation to members of the U.S. Congress. Getting ready in the early hours of the morning, Tommy discusses the weight of the task ahead, briefing a rapidly growing caucus of Republican representatives on the realities of Sharia law and the lessons America must learn from the UK’s failures. From the technicalities of Islamic scripture to the logistical chaos of tight shirts and missing socks, this behind-the-scenes look captures the tension before Tommy enters the Capitol to deliver a detailed expose on infiltration, migration, and the future of Western security.

The United Kingdom is no longer sharing intelligence with the US about suspected drug trafficking vessels in the Caribbean because it does not want to be complicit in US military strikes and believes the attacks are illegal, sources familiar with the matter told CNN. CNN’s Natasha Bertrand and Kevin Liptak report. #CNN #News

Today we look at US President Donald Trump’s plans to impose further tariffs on European countries, including the UK, because of their opposition to the US taking over Greenland.

As well as the UK, Trump announced a 10% tariff on goods from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Finland. They would come into force on 1 February, but could later rise to 25% - and would last until a deal was reached.

Laura and Paddy are joined by chief political correspondent Henry Zeffman and The Sun on Sunday’s political editor Kate Ferguson to talk through what it all means, and what it might do to Keir Starmer’s ‘special relationship’ with Trump.

They also talk about why the news might be a bit awkward for Nigel Farage and his Reform Party.

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Eight European NATO allies said they stand in solidarity with Denmark and Greenland after US President Donald Trump threatened tariffs over opposition to American control of Greenland, warning that such measures undermine transatlantic relations and risk a “dangerous downward spiral,” while reaffirming commitments to Arctic security.
Markets reacted sharply to the threat, with global stocks bracing for declines after Trump said tariffs of 10% from February, rising to 25% in June, could be imposed on goods from the eight countries, with weekend indicators pointing to falls in UK and US equities.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the move, saying the tariffs were a strategic measure to prevent a future national emergency and a geopolitical use of US economic power linked to securing American control of Greenland.
French President Emmanuel Macron said he will urge the European Union to activate its Anti-Coercion Instrument in response to US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats describing the measures as unacceptable and calling for a united European response.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warned that any attack on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would amount to a declaration of war, responding to speculation that US President Donald Trump is considering removing or eliminating him.
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