This is Tommy Robinson as you’ve never seen him before.

In his most intimate and revealing conversation yet, Britain’s most controversial activist sits down with journalist Jonathan Sacerdoti, who asks the tough questions — about violence, Islam, Israel, fear, family, and the future of Britain.

Branded a far-right extremist by his critics and a free speech champion by his supporters, Tommy Robinson (born Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) reflects on the chaos, the pain, and the conviction that have defined his life — from founding the English Defence League to surviving solitary confinement, therapy, and relentless media attacks.As he accepts an invitation to visit Israel by the country’s Minister for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism, he discusses what he learned during his last visit about propaganda, jihad and the Israeli reality the media refuses to show.

Nothing is off-limits: the grooming gangs, his own regrets, the accusations of hate, and his belief that Britain is sleepwalking into cultural collapse.

This is not a defence — it’s a reckoning.

👁‍🗨 Watch if you want to understand the man behind the headlines — and why he still believes he’s fighting for Britain’s soul.

💬 We Discuss:

🧠 The emotional cost of activism — therapy, fear and redemption

👩‍👦 What his family endured while he became a national villain

🚨 Grooming gangs, police cover-ups and the price of speaking out

🕌 Islam, jihad and the media’s manipulation of public fear

🇮🇱 Why he was invited to Israel — and what he learned there about coexistence and conflict

⚖️ Allegations of extremism and the line between courage and recklessness

🎙 The failures of the press, politicians and police — and what happens next for Britain

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