Barry Weiss

The thing I want to stick on just for a second is the nature of why people are scared. Looking at this from the outside, I think there's good reason to be scared. In other words, when you're living in a country in which a member of parliament – and I'm thinking now of Mike Freer, I believe his name is – basically resigns from parliament because of so many threats to his life –

The thing I want to stick on just for a second is the nature of why people are scared. Looking at this from the outside, I think there's good reason to be scared. In other words, when you're living in a country in which a member of parliament – and I'm thinking now of Mike Freer, I believe his name is – basically resigns from parliament because of so many threats to his life –

The thing I want to stick on just for a second is the nature of why people are scared. Looking at this from the outside, I think there's good reason to be scared. In other words, when you're living in a country in which a member of parliament – and I'm thinking now of Mike Freer, I believe his name is – basically resigns from parliament because of so many threats to his life –

Because he has had the gall to do things like stand up for his Jewish constituency or stand up for Israel, had to walk around wearing a stab vest, had his office, I think, was the victim of an arson attack and ultimately thought, screw this, this isn't worth it. This is not worth my life, which is frankly a pretty rational conclusion.

Because he has had the gall to do things like stand up for his Jewish constituency or stand up for Israel, had to walk around wearing a stab vest, had his office, I think, was the victim of an arson attack and ultimately thought, screw this, this isn't worth it. This is not worth my life, which is frankly a pretty rational conclusion.

Because he has had the gall to do things like stand up for his Jewish constituency or stand up for Israel, had to walk around wearing a stab vest, had his office, I think, was the victim of an arson attack and ultimately thought, screw this, this isn't worth it. This is not worth my life, which is frankly a pretty rational conclusion.

Or just when you think about why is the average British person not caring? Well, maybe it's because looking at the nature of the problem is pretty terrifying. If you look at the nature of the problem here, you could arguably say – Holy shit. Excuse my language.

Or just when you think about why is the average British person not caring? Well, maybe it's because looking at the nature of the problem is pretty terrifying. If you look at the nature of the problem here, you could arguably say – Holy shit. Excuse my language.

Or just when you think about why is the average British person not caring? Well, maybe it's because looking at the nature of the problem is pretty terrifying. If you look at the nature of the problem here, you could arguably say – Holy shit. Excuse my language.

A lot of people have been led into this country that do not share basic fundamental British or Western values of toleration and pluralism and liberalism broadly defined. There doesn't seem to be a plan on the part of either party to solve that. And so we're just going to kind of wish it away. From my perspective, that seems to be a huge dynamic at play here. of why people don't want to look.

A lot of people have been led into this country that do not share basic fundamental British or Western values of toleration and pluralism and liberalism broadly defined. There doesn't seem to be a plan on the part of either party to solve that. And so we're just going to kind of wish it away. From my perspective, that seems to be a huge dynamic at play here. of why people don't want to look.

A lot of people have been led into this country that do not share basic fundamental British or Western values of toleration and pluralism and liberalism broadly defined. There doesn't seem to be a plan on the part of either party to solve that. And so we're just going to kind of wish it away. From my perspective, that seems to be a huge dynamic at play here. of why people don't want to look.

It's because when you look, the nature of the thing feels so big.

It's because when you look, the nature of the thing feels so big.

It's because when you look, the nature of the thing feels so big.

More with Ayan and Julie after the break. Please stay with us. Let's talk a little bit about sort of the cover-up here and the systematic nature of the cover-up because when you look at all of the layers of it, it almost looks like a conspiracy. Here's what Green writes in that piece. Social workers were intimidated into silence.

More with Ayan and Julie after the break. Please stay with us. Let's talk a little bit about sort of the cover-up here and the systematic nature of the cover-up because when you look at all of the layers of it, it almost looks like a conspiracy. Here's what Green writes in that piece. Social workers were intimidated into silence.

More with Ayan and Julie after the break. Please stay with us. Let's talk a little bit about sort of the cover-up here and the systematic nature of the cover-up because when you look at all of the layers of it, it almost looks like a conspiracy. Here's what Green writes in that piece. Social workers were intimidated into silence.

Local police ignored, excused, and even abetted pedophile rapists across dozens of cities. Senior police and home office officials deliberately avoided action in the name of maintaining what they called community relations, a topic I want to discuss further. Local counselors and members of parliament rejected pleas for help from the parents of raped children.

Local police ignored, excused, and even abetted pedophile rapists across dozens of cities. Senior police and home office officials deliberately avoided action in the name of maintaining what they called community relations, a topic I want to discuss further. Local counselors and members of parliament rejected pleas for help from the parents of raped children.