Georgia Banjo

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121 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 23 Jun

Georgia Banjo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And that claim that he brought a million people onto the streets, that was for a rally in London last September, though police say it was 150,000.
During that event he beamed Elon Musk on two giant screens to give a speech.
Robinson does have a long criminal record, but despite that, he was still able to enter America.
Where he visited the State Department that had given him a waiver, he spent lots of time with congressmen, and he also did the podcast rounds warning Americans of the dangers of radical Islam, which he says has destroyed Britain.
And on Saturday
He will be back on the streets of London.
Hosting, what he's calling.
The biggest patriotic gathering the country has ever seen.
Yeah, so we actually looked into this.
The Economist commissioned a survey from More and Common and it found that only fourteen percent of Brits support Tommy Robinson.
Now he is more popular with British men.
A different survey by Ugov, another poster found that twenty nine percent of British men like him, and that's up from nine percent in twenty twenty one.
So you might be able to see there, Jason, that Robinson has long been a controversial figure.
To his critics, he's a bigot.
He posts messages on X, Musk's social media platform, implying that Muslims poison dogs in parks.
You only need to look at the speakers invited to his rally, such as Valentina Gomez, an American influencer who's most famous or notorious for burning a Quran with a flamethrower.
Mainstream politicians shun him.
Commentators dismiss him as marginal, and he's too toxic even for Nigel Farage, who leads the right wing populist party Reform UK.
That said though, he has other forms of influence.
On X he's got one point nine million followers, and that's more than almost any other British political figure.
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