Video taking off 5.6x its usual first day

Katie Hopkins pledges support after Tommy Robinson's guilty verdict

Her three-point response defends his supporters and challenges those celebrating the outcome, rather than examining the court's evidence.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 295,998 views a day, 5.6 times a normal first day on this channel (52,497).

Tommy’s ‘GUILTY’ verdict. 3 important things ..

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0:10Hopkins argues that remaining true to personal principles matters regardless of arrests or state institutions.
0:46She praises Robinson's team and supporters for their conduct and courage during the court proceedings.
1:25She criticizes those celebrating the verdict and argues that history will judge which side people chose.
2:19Hopkins pledges continued support for Robinson and his circle, recalling accompanying him through previous imprisonment.

Speaking in front of an upright piano, Katie Hopkins responds to Tommy Robinson's conviction for harassing two Daily Mail journalists with a declaration of continued loyalty.

Her upload, "Tommy's 'GUILTY' verdict. 3 important things .. ", is a direct-to-camera commentary, not a courtroom report. Hopkins organizes it around personal principles, the conduct of Robinson's team and supporters, and her criticism of people celebrating the verdict.

She argues that people should remain faithful to their beliefs regardless of arrests or state institutions. She then praises Robinson's circle for its courage during the proceedings, describing the system as rigged against them. That is her characterization of the case, rather than a finding she establishes through an examination of the evidence.

The response drew nearly 200,000 views in its first 12 hours, running well ahead of the channel's usual pace for regular videos.

Hopkins's final point is that history will judge which side people chose. Her commitment to Robinson extends beyond the verdict: "We've walked him to prison once before, I'm sure we'll do it again and I'm sure we'll be here on the other side of it as well."

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