Konstantin Kisin

We've got to fight them in the ballot box.

And you're going, all right, look, I don't like the rhetoric.

And then she says something even more interesting.

And we've got to fight them in the streets.

Now, you think to yourself, right, if you classify Nigel Farage and the people who vote reform in the UK, which may well win the general election, which may well be the biggest political party and already represents a sizable portion of the UK, you're effectively advocating violence.

And it's incitement to violence as far as I'm concerned.

But because she's on the far list, she's deemed to be a good person, that's somehow okay.

Whereas if Nigel said something like that along those lines, you know that people would be like, this is a fascist, this is evil, this is disgusting, you shouldn't say that.

Let's find out.

It depends what AI you ask, John.

Yeah, because sometimes chat GPT is just... You ask them these questions and went, well, you know, it depends who you are.

Some people might say that it's an uprising and others might see it as blah, blah, blah.

And you're like... How does perplexity define it, Jamie?

Int-i-fada.

You see, we're in Britain.

We know how to spell that word, mate.

Mate, every day we come out, it's the intifada.

It's like, of course it is.

You know what I mean?

Come to Britain.