James Holland

I'm just going to, I'm going to come out.

I'm not going to bother with all the sheen of diplomacy and kind of, you know, mealy mouth words that politicians always use, you know, which way you can't trust anyone.

I'm just going to tell you as it is.

And obviously people respond to that.

You know, you can understand why that has a, has an appeal.

And if the country already feels broken, and here's someone who is going to be a disruptor and going to change the the way you go about things. You can see why a reasonably large proportion of the population is going to go, I'll have a piece of that. Thank you very much.

And if the country already feels broken, and here's someone who is going to be a disruptor and going to change the the way you go about things. You can see why a reasonably large proportion of the population is going to go, I'll have a piece of that. Thank you very much.

And if the country already feels broken, and here's someone who is going to be a disruptor and going to change the the way you go about things. You can see why a reasonably large proportion of the population is going to go, I'll have a piece of that. Thank you very much.

And if the country already feels broken and here's someone who is going to be a disruptor and going to change the

the way you go about things.

You can see why a reasonably large proportion of the population is going to go, I'll have a piece of that.

Thank you very much.

Yeah. It's amazing how he... Because he comes in with 33% of the vote. He had 37% of the vote in July 1932. So again, this is another period of turmoil, just like it is in France, where you're having constant different kind of coalitions and different chancellors, leaders of Germany.

Yeah. It's amazing how he... Because he comes in with 33% of the vote. He had 37% of the vote in July 1932. So again, this is another period of turmoil, just like it is in France, where you're having constant different kind of coalitions and different chancellors, leaders of Germany.

Yeah. It's amazing how he... Because he comes in with 33% of the vote. He had 37% of the vote in July 1932. So again, this is another period of turmoil, just like it is in France, where you're having constant different kind of coalitions and different chancellors, leaders of Germany.

Yeah.

It's amazing how he – because he comes in with 33% of the vote.

He had 37% of the vote in July, 1932.

So again, this is another period of turmoil, just like it is in France, where you're having constant different kind of coalitions and different chancellors, leaders of Germany.

Well, he said, we will only take our seats if I can be chancellor. Otherwise, forget it. I'm not coming into any coalition. So then... the government falls again in January, 1933, they have the election.