James McCann

And in this country, they're rounding people, they're stopping you on the street and they're bundling you into a van and you have to go over there.

And this is not an easy watch.

No one likes, no one is a big fan of what actually getting on top of immigration looks like in the airplane age.

I'm meeting many, I don't know, right wing luminaries in America.

In conversation, I don't see anybody

comfortable with kids being split up or people bundled into vans or whatever.

On the internet I see, I felt this about the Charlie Kirk thing, where there were all these people online going, it's good, we love killing our enemies.

I didn't meet anyone who actually felt that way.

I see people on their Twitter account do it, and that gets very magnified.

Yeah.

I mean, they've always felt that in America.

Yeah.

Like you guys, the Brits, they really...

You guys were taxing tea and they started killing you, saying, you can't be here anymore.

We're running it ourselves.

And then America, they always go, we don't like political violence, but all their greatest treasured historic memories are acts of the Civil War.

It's an act of political violence, no?

Two of them might've been poisoned.

Four were killed definitely, but six maybe.

Look it up, Jamie.