Eva Vlaardingerbroek

I think that that is part of the problem, is that there's still...

large, large parts of the population in Europe that is just not aware, especially if they're not on X, if they're not following alternative media.

You know, I don't mean to say that Fox News is a very truth telling right wing news channel, but we don't even have anything like that.

You know, you're not even close to that in, let's say, the Netherlands where I'm from.

The mainstream media is just left wing.

So if that is what you're consuming all day, every day, you know, you don't see a problem in this.

You don't see that people are being thrown in jail in the UK for expressing their opinions.

Like, those types of news stories just don't reach a large part of the population.

So...

I don't know if we're close to that yet.

I do think that there is a big sentiment that is growing that this cannot go on the way that it has.

The European Union especially has taken too much power, has granted itself too much power, and I do feel that there are going to be cracks, let's say, in that foundation in the next couple of years.

But who knows, Tucker?

I don't know if it's going to be fast enough.

You know, like when we're looking at our our demographic change at a certain point, when you become totally outnumbered, you become minorities.

I don't want to say it's over because it's never over, but it's going to be very difficult for us to reverse that.

Yeah, exactly.

I think that that is a really good argument to say that there is a more sinister global agenda going on here.

Same thing in my country back in the Netherlands.

We keep on electing people that, you know, destroy our country.