Topic: Salman Abedi

The host recalls that Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi was rescued from Libya by the Royal Navy as a refugee before carrying out his attack. Mainstream media outlets like Sky News are accused of using "propaganda" by focusing on the small number of children in migrant groups while ignoring the fact that the vast majority are fighting-age men.

Music icon Morrissey criticizes UK lockdown restrictions as a form of "slavery" in a new interview on his website. He discusses his upcoming album, "Bonfire of Teenagers," which addresses the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing. Morrissey argues that the elite are unaffected by COVID rules while the lower classes are pinned down and tracked, and he laments the loss of true English identity.

Watson discusses the official inquiry into the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, which found that security guards failed to intercept terrorist Salman Abedi because they feared being called racist. He argues that "political correctness kills" and cites multiple instances where suspicious behavior was ignored to avoid racial stigmatization. The segment links the attack to the broader "refugees welcome" campaign in Europe.