Aiden

Maloney just wanted it.

Like, it's not like, I mean, they're not as crazy as Maka, but it's, there's a trend that's happening in Europe as well that I think is being, uh,

I think they're like willfully ignoring it to just focus on America.

But Boris Johnson is like a... He's not really a Trump, right?

I'm just saying that I think... Like a Nigel Farage, mate.

There's these parties that are coming up that are way more like...

I don't know what the word is, but they're MAGA.

They're more nationalistic.

And so I think Boris Johnson was more of the center-left, center-right, back-and-forth Kamala Mitt Romney type.

Maybe it's not everybody around him having the problem.

Maybe he's the problem.

Maybe they respond to everybody else.

Yeah, there's a common denominator.

Ludwig's not going to call you, whether or not you use Quo.

Let's go to Iran because it reminds me, what you just said about your friend in Venezuela reminds me.

I've been talking to two people in Iran during what's going on right now and a couple people who live here who have family there.

And, uh, I'll just give the broad overview here, which is that, you know, we talked about the whole history of Iran on this podcast before and how we, you know, with the, the U S doing almost great Britain's bidding to cause the initial, uh,

revolt that took out Muhammad Masadeh and led to the Ayatollahs taking over, okay?

So the Ayatollahs have ruled Iran for a long time.

And I'll just say, much like Venezuela, it's been horrible.