Jimmy Carr

And I'm not sure what happens now.

I don't think it's a question of like we can live without institutions.

I think we need to rebuild our institutions.

But you look at something like the UN and you go, well, Russia and China have got seats at the table.

We're in a war with them.

And India doesn't have a seat at the table.

Nigeria doesn't have a seat at the table.

Japan, Germany, no seats at the table.

It's crazy.

So those institutions will be rebuilt.

And, you know, the world will turn and, you know, things will be all right.

It's also like I'm quite optimistic about the world.

I do think it's like it's better than it was, but it's still very troubling and very – so many things are in flux at the moment.

Yeah.

You know, it's also that thing of like, when you talk about the foundation myth, you go, well, why was America so productive?

Post-war, why was it so productive?

Everything's about geography in the world, right?

Everything's about geography until it isn't.

And then everything's about Shakespeare and personalities.

But America is uniquely blessed in terms of its geographical.