What we've been living through is an elite class imposing policies on everybody else,

the consequences of which they are not going to have to endure.

A trillion-dollar cost, net zero plan was passed through Westminster with 20 minutes of debate.

Mass uncontrolled immigration has fundamentally weakened Great Britain.

Boris Johnson did the opposite of what he promised voters he would do.

You want to just describe what you see as the reality of the rape gang situation in the UK?

Everyone around the world has heard of George Floyd.

Nobody's heard those names.

These are girls who were murdered when they were 12, 13, 14 years of age.

Not a single police officer, social worker, council official,

member of parliament has had any serious consequences for turning a blind eye to this.

I don't even know how to conceptualize this and remain out of the domain of radical conspiracy theory.

Hello everybody. I was pleased to sit down today with Dr. Matthew Goodwin.

Dr. Goodwin was a professor of political science in the UK, but he's turned his attention in

recent years to developing a more public presence on the political front. He didn't really believe that it was appropriate for him to be engaging in political action as a professor,

but he also got, let's say, sick and tired of working for the increasingly woke university.

And so we started our conversation with the discussion of the pathologies of modern academia

and tried to analyze exactly why the institutions had become so hidebound and ideologically rigid and punitive.

And also investigated whether there was anything that might be done about that, apart from, say, making new institutions.

I can't say we came to a particularly optimistic conclusion.

And then we turned our attention to the unit party in the UK, the strange co-option, let's say,

of both the Conservative and the Labor Party into this woke, utopian green idealism

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