Francis Foster

Because norms are subject to change and laws aren't, right?

But it's much better, like my view is it's much better to have a society where no one kills each other than having a law against murder.

Do you know what I mean?

Yes.

And to the extent that you can achieve that, that's better.

Correct.

Or maybe we could stop teaching three-year-olds that if someone said something that hurt their feelings, that's a violation of the, you know.

Losing the schools is big.

Right.

Yeah.

How do you know so much about the UK?

It's weird.

Yeah, yeah, no, part of what they wanna do is cut the number of civil servants, get rid of all the ones that are ideologically possessed, so to speak, et cetera.

But the actual biggest challenge for reform, you talk about 300, 400 guys in parliament, is where do you find three to 400 people?

Who are good people, who are conscientious people, who don't have a scandal rating?

Well, that's part of it, but you also then have to be charismatic because this is the difference between the US and the UK.

President Trump needed...

like 10 people to be the face of his team.

And he could pick them.

He can pick his cabinet from the general population.