War for free speech goes to Copenhagen

• By David Menzies

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As you may have noticed, I went to Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday because on Saturday Tommy Robinson received the prestigious Free Press Society’s Sappho award in that city. 

I tell you that to prove that the media will literally report any jot and tittle about Tommy’s life, no matter how tiny, to sell papers, but also to smear and undermine. They hate him professionally.

But not a single mainstream media report about Tommy winning the world’s most prestigious free speech prize. It was a great event, though I’ve been to dozens of these sorts of things. But I learned something new at this one. And it was from Tommy’s acceptance speech.

GUEST: Author Mark Milke joins me to talk about the troubles when Facebook prompted him to advertise his book The Victim Cult — because Facebook banned the ads!

FINALLY: Your messages to me!

You can see more of our coverage from Denmark at TommyPrize.com.