Tommy Robinson speaks out against two-tiered policing, censorship, and more in exclusive conversation with Ezra Levant

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British journalist Tommy Robinson spoke with Ezra Levant today as the 41-year-old faces a barrage of criticism from the mainstream media and authorities over riots in the UK.

Under Prime Minister Keir Starmer, UK police are now tracking people down for social media posts that could somehow link them to the riots or be considered 'inciting hate.'

Robinson was previously arrested under Britain's Terrorism Act following his massive patriotic rally in late July that saw tens of thousands of people take to the streets in Trafalgar Square.

Tommy Robinson (@TRobinsonNewEra) tells @EzraLevant what happened after he was arrested under Britain's Terrorism Act following his massive patriotic rally in late July.

See the whole interview tonight at https://t.co/3w9R22NTtu pic.twitter.com/877c7aktJ8

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Mainstream media outlets across the UK and beyond have essentially labelled Robinson as one of the leading figures stoking up 'hate' and influencing the 'far-right' to commit acts of violence.

This criticism is occurring even as violent protests involving migrants continue and the mainstream media's own reporters get threatened by migrants.

Robinson spoke about the importance of the social media platform X in gathering accurate information free from bias or censorship from the government or mainstream media.

"I'm so lucky that we have X. Imagine I didn't have it," he said.

British journalist Tommy Robinson (@TRobinsonNewEra) stresses the importance of X for gathering accurate information as he faces a barrage of criticism from the mainstream media over riots in the UK. https://t.co/3w9R22NTtu pic.twitter.com/ql7ylsAp4q

— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) August 9, 2024

Robinson also provided an update on his legal battle following his arrest in July. "They're saying it might not be two years it can be four years. Four years for a film," he said, referring to him screening his latest documentary at the rally.

WATCH: Tommy Robinson (@TRobinsonNewEra) provides an update on his legal troubles with the UK government following his recent arrest, explaining how this type of lawfare is an attempt to silence him.

Watch the full interview tonight on https://t.co/3w9R22Orj2 at 8 p.m. ET. pic.twitter.com/i6zWb61t2U

— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) August 9, 2024

Watch Tommy Robinson's full discussion with Ezra Levant exclusively on RebelNews+ tonight at 8 p.m. ET.