Konstantin Kisin

I've been in Utah and, you know, Oklahoma City. Fuck me, that's real America. And Tulsa and El Paso in Texas and Fort Worth and Sugar Land and all these other places, as well as your DCs and your New Yorks and Nashvilles and all of that. I really had a chance to Colorado I was in and I traveled around it. So I got a chance to actually meet like real American human beings.

I've been in Utah and, you know, Oklahoma City. Fuck me, that's real America. And Tulsa and El Paso in Texas and Fort Worth and Sugar Land and all these other places, as well as your DCs and your New Yorks and Nashvilles and all of that. I really had a chance to Colorado I was in and I traveled around it. So I got a chance to actually meet like real American human beings.

I've been in Utah and, you know, Oklahoma City. Fuck me, that's real America. And Tulsa and El Paso in Texas and Fort Worth and Sugar Land and all these other places, as well as your DCs and your New Yorks and Nashvilles and all of that. I really had a chance to Colorado I was in and I traveled around it. So I got a chance to actually meet like real American human beings.

And I realized that the reason that people in the West, in Western Europe don't understand what's happening in America is because they've never been there. So if you are a BBC journalist, What is America to you? Well, America is what people like you, i.e. the media elite, tell you that it is, right? And then if you go to America, you go to New York, D.C., or L.A.

And I realized that the reason that people in the West, in Western Europe don't understand what's happening in America is because they've never been there. So if you are a BBC journalist, What is America to you? Well, America is what people like you, i.e. the media elite, tell you that it is, right? And then if you go to America, you go to New York, D.C., or L.A.

And I realized that the reason that people in the West, in Western Europe don't understand what's happening in America is because they've never been there. So if you are a BBC journalist, What is America to you? Well, America is what people like you, i.e. the media elite, tell you that it is, right? And then if you go to America, you go to New York, D.C., or L.A.

These are all places that are massively democratic. They're super dominated. I think Washington DC voted like 92% for Kamala Harris in this election, something like that. So you end up in these places that are not... Whether you think Democrats are the best or the worst or whatever, it doesn't really matter. My point is,

These are all places that are massively democratic. They're super dominated. I think Washington DC voted like 92% for Kamala Harris in this election, something like that. So you end up in these places that are not... Whether you think Democrats are the best or the worst or whatever, it doesn't really matter. My point is,

These are all places that are massively democratic. They're super dominated. I think Washington DC voted like 92% for Kamala Harris in this election, something like that. So you end up in these places that are not... Whether you think Democrats are the best or the worst or whatever, it doesn't really matter. My point is,

They spend a lot of time among people and in places whose views are not representative of the country. And so when you are a British citizen watching the news, you're really watching people who are deeply embedded into an echo chamber. whose echo chamber also tells them that their opinions are the virtuous ones to have.

They spend a lot of time among people and in places whose views are not representative of the country. And so when you are a British citizen watching the news, you're really watching people who are deeply embedded into an echo chamber. whose echo chamber also tells them that their opinions are the virtuous ones to have.

They spend a lot of time among people and in places whose views are not representative of the country. And so when you are a British citizen watching the news, you're really watching people who are deeply embedded into an echo chamber. whose echo chamber also tells them that their opinions are the virtuous ones to have.

And so that to me, it's therefore not surprising to me that you even have prominent Tories in this country who are saying they're pro-Kamala.

And so that to me, it's therefore not surprising to me that you even have prominent Tories in this country who are saying they're pro-Kamala.

And so that to me, it's therefore not surprising to me that you even have prominent Tories in this country who are saying they're pro-Kamala.

That's an interesting question. I think all of the things that many of us have been saying about the decline of the West are going to come back a hundred times because what you then see is there's literally no way out. It's unfixable. There's no way out. There's no way out. So the reason I think a lot of people were relieved as I was, was at least in this election- The Trump one.

That's an interesting question. I think all of the things that many of us have been saying about the decline of the West are going to come back a hundred times because what you then see is there's literally no way out. It's unfixable. There's no way out. There's no way out. So the reason I think a lot of people were relieved as I was, was at least in this election- The Trump one.

That's an interesting question. I think all of the things that many of us have been saying about the decline of the West are going to come back a hundred times because what you then see is there's literally no way out. It's unfixable. There's no way out. There's no way out. So the reason I think a lot of people were relieved as I was, was at least in this election- The Trump one.

Yeah, the feeling for me was, well, at least there's choice. Like in the UK, you don't have choice. On the issues that I care about, right, which is our country being prosperous, immigration being beneficial to the country. I'm pro lots and lots of immigration. As an immigrant. If it's beneficial to the country. I'm against even small levels of immigration that are detrimental to the country.

Yeah, the feeling for me was, well, at least there's choice. Like in the UK, you don't have choice. On the issues that I care about, right, which is our country being prosperous, immigration being beneficial to the country. I'm pro lots and lots of immigration. As an immigrant. If it's beneficial to the country. I'm against even small levels of immigration that are detrimental to the country.