English transcript

As I'm on the train on my way into London, meetings

with my lawyers. I've got a two-hour meeting.

God, I'm going grey, aren't I?

Wow. I've got a two-hour meeting... It's all

the stress. I've got a two-hour meeting with

my lawyer to go through my next case, which

is October 26th, which I face a 10-year maximum

sentence. Insane, yeah?

And I've... but I've got a jury. But when you

say I've got a jury, I'm at the same court...

you know these Palestinian lads who just got

off?

Palestinian activists... attacked coppers, broke

in, smashed them with an axe, disabled a police

officer, I think. They got not guilty. You know

the other councillor who said "we'll slit their

throats"?

He got not guilty. 'Cause the jury are obviously

that politicized in that area. That they're

voted by politics, not by evidence, 'cause the

evidence was there for everyone to see. So I'm

gonna have a jury. So should I be happy?

I'd be happy if it wasn't in London and I had

a jury of a working-class area... in a working-class

town. But not a politicized jury in London.

But that's what I've got. And I face 10 years.

For insane... the charge is insane. Um... I

didn't do anything. I didn't... not compared

to what they done to me. It's to do with a journalist

who tracked down my family, endangered my family,

gave the location of my family. Because I turned

the cameras on them and said "I'm gonna ask

you some questions", I've been prosecuted for

putting fear of... fear of... fear of death

or something into them. Even though I told them

I'm just coming to ask you some questions on

camera. But I've just given a... as I'm on the

train, a Pakistani boy sat down next to me.

I videoed the start 'cause I never know how

it's gonna go. And he said, "Tommy, I'm just

sitting here in case anyone says anything to

you." I'm like, "What?" He goes, "I'll be here

for you, bruv, if someone says something." So

I have some mad... And as I'm sitting there

with him, then a Sikh lad walked past... talking...

who's from Leicester. He goes, "Fucking hell,

Tommy." Was gonna do a joke. An Indian, a Pakistani,

and an Englishman. But anyway. I have some fascinating

conversations in my day-to-day travels. Once

again, to those who believe I have some sort

of... again, I'm... I'm landing in St Pancras

in a minute. Fucking hell. But, and I am on

my own, on my own, for the record. I don't have

no paid security teams. Um, I have my friends

when I go to do my filming or something like

that. Again, all volunteers. So, yeah. Wish

me luck in Central London, boys and girls.