Konstantin Kisin

Donald Trump, you can dislike the policies that he advocates. But if he's been elected, it is his duty to implement the policies that he ran for because that's what people voted on. And you are now criticizing him for doing that. That doesn't make any sense to me.

In the same way, like if Keir Starmer in this country, who's a left-wing leader, implements the policies on which he was elected, I don't know what they are because he didn't articulate any during the campaign, but if that were to happen... then I'd be like, well, I can't complain.

In the same way, like if Keir Starmer in this country, who's a left-wing leader, implements the policies on which he was elected, I don't know what they are because he didn't articulate any during the campaign, but if that were to happen... then I'd be like, well, I can't complain.

In the same way, like if Keir Starmer in this country, who's a left-wing leader, implements the policies on which he was elected, I don't know what they are because he didn't articulate any during the campaign, but if that were to happen... then I'd be like, well, I can't complain.

I can say I don't like these policies, but I can't criticize him for doing it because that's what people elected him to do. So my point with Trump, just to finish the answer to your question is, if he can govern well and deliver the things that he promised, which is a strong economy, closer of the border, dealing with the work shit, et cetera, I don't see how that wouldn't be inspirational.

I can say I don't like these policies, but I can't criticize him for doing it because that's what people elected him to do. So my point with Trump, just to finish the answer to your question is, if he can govern well and deliver the things that he promised, which is a strong economy, closer of the border, dealing with the work shit, et cetera, I don't see how that wouldn't be inspirational.

I can say I don't like these policies, but I can't criticize him for doing it because that's what people elected him to do. So my point with Trump, just to finish the answer to your question is, if he can govern well and deliver the things that he promised, which is a strong economy, closer of the border, dealing with the work shit, et cetera, I don't see how that wouldn't be inspirational.

However, There are two factors that I would say that make me less optimistic about the UK in particular than the US. So we can download the meme, but we have a parliamentary system, which means that Donald Trump really, he had to win primaries as one man, and then he could build his team after that. And none of them had to get elected.

However, There are two factors that I would say that make me less optimistic about the UK in particular than the US. So we can download the meme, but we have a parliamentary system, which means that Donald Trump really, he had to win primaries as one man, and then he could build his team after that. And none of them had to get elected.

However, There are two factors that I would say that make me less optimistic about the UK in particular than the US. So we can download the meme, but we have a parliamentary system, which means that Donald Trump really, he had to win primaries as one man, and then he could build his team after that. And none of them had to get elected.

Elon Musk, Vivek, Tulsi, RFK, they didn't have to get elected with him, right? In this country, The closest thing we have to Trump is Nigel Farage. Nigel Farage has a party which has five MPs and has a lot of the popular vote in this country. But in order to win, there's 650 seats in the House of Commons, you're probably going to need 300 plus seats to actually win outright.

Elon Musk, Vivek, Tulsi, RFK, they didn't have to get elected with him, right? In this country, The closest thing we have to Trump is Nigel Farage. Nigel Farage has a party which has five MPs and has a lot of the popular vote in this country. But in order to win, there's 650 seats in the House of Commons, you're probably going to need 300 plus seats to actually win outright.

Elon Musk, Vivek, Tulsi, RFK, they didn't have to get elected with him, right? In this country, The closest thing we have to Trump is Nigel Farage. Nigel Farage has a party which has five MPs and has a lot of the popular vote in this country. But in order to win, there's 650 seats in the House of Commons, you're probably going to need 300 plus seats to actually win outright.

That means you have to have 300 people who get elected in their local area as the local MP. So that means you kind of need 300 little Nigel Farages, if that's the metaphor. That's very difficult. The other thing is, for all the talk about, you know, the American election being the podcast election,

That means you have to have 300 people who get elected in their local area as the local MP. So that means you kind of need 300 little Nigel Farages, if that's the metaphor. That's very difficult. The other thing is, for all the talk about, you know, the American election being the podcast election,

That means you have to have 300 people who get elected in their local area as the local MP. So that means you kind of need 300 little Nigel Farages, if that's the metaphor. That's very difficult. The other thing is, for all the talk about, you know, the American election being the podcast election,

I don't know that the podcasting breakdown in this country is necessarily favorable to the center-right or the center or the... Well, who do we know in this country?

I don't know that the podcasting breakdown in this country is necessarily favorable to the center-right or the center or the... Well, who do we know in this country?

I don't know that the podcasting breakdown in this country is necessarily favorable to the center-right or the center or the... Well, who do we know in this country?

But Stephen isn't... He's not a political operator. Correct. Dire of a CEO. Correct.