Konstantin Kisin

Lucy, welcome to Trigonometry.

Oh, it's great to have you.

You were a climate activist and you're not anymore.

You have a very interesting story to tell.

So why don't we just get started there?

What is your story?

And you, yeah, I've listened to a bunch of interviews Francis has as well that you've done.

You're clearly an intelligent, very intelligent person.

No, no, we didn't bring you here to humiliate you.

So this is what I was going to ask you.

Why do you think you were and people are susceptible to this thing, even if they are smart and are capable of thinking things through and using critical thinking in other contexts?

Like, what do you mean?

And did you think this when this was happening?

Were you like, actually, I must be a white supremacist?

How do you know that you would have been attacked if you'd said that?

If you own gold, you probably bought it for the same reason I did, because you looked at what central banks are doing to currencies and decided you wanted something they can't print.

Good reasoning.

But here's the thing nobody talks about after you make that decision.

Your gold is just sitting there.

It's not doing anything.