Konstantin Kisin

They're on team red, and they'll ignore everything that team red does that's bad and focus only on what team blue does. And I think that's going to be a big split in this space.

They're on team red, and they'll ignore everything that team red does that's bad and focus only on what team blue does. And I think that's going to be a big split in this space.

They're on team red, and they'll ignore everything that team red does that's bad and focus only on what team blue does. And I think that's going to be a big split in this space.

But that guy is in, and I think, look, neither of us is American, so this is just an outside perspective, and it's up to Americans how they run their government and blah, blah, blah, blah. But it's 100% accurate. But from my perspective, I would say the same thing about the U.K.,

But that guy is in, and I think, look, neither of us is American, so this is just an outside perspective, and it's up to Americans how they run their government and blah, blah, blah, blah. But it's 100% accurate. But from my perspective, I would say the same thing about the U.K.,

But that guy is in, and I think, look, neither of us is American, so this is just an outside perspective, and it's up to Americans how they run their government and blah, blah, blah, blah. But it's 100% accurate. But from my perspective, I would say the same thing about the U.K.,

If you get people into power that you think are better than the people that are there now, you nonetheless want them to be accountable. You nonetheless want them to admit mistakes and correct mistakes. You nonetheless want them to... to have their feet held to the fire for things that they do that are fair.

If you get people into power that you think are better than the people that are there now, you nonetheless want them to be accountable. You nonetheless want them to admit mistakes and correct mistakes. You nonetheless want them to... to have their feet held to the fire for things that they do that are fair.

If you get people into power that you think are better than the people that are there now, you nonetheless want them to be accountable. You nonetheless want them to admit mistakes and correct mistakes. You nonetheless want them to... to have their feet held to the fire for things that they do that are fair.

And I think the strategy that the White House employed in this issue was very strange because they admitted it was a mistake. They admitted it was real. Several people, Tulsi Gabbard included, said it was a mistake. I think Mike Walsh himself said it was a mistake. But they also, at the same time, tried to attack the journalist for... reporting being added to a signal group.

And I think the strategy that the White House employed in this issue was very strange because they admitted it was a mistake. They admitted it was real. Several people, Tulsi Gabbard included, said it was a mistake. I think Mike Walsh himself said it was a mistake. But they also, at the same time, tried to attack the journalist for... reporting being added to a signal group.

And I think the strategy that the White House employed in this issue was very strange because they admitted it was a mistake. They admitted it was real. Several people, Tulsi Gabbard included, said it was a mistake. I think Mike Walsh himself said it was a mistake. But they also, at the same time, tried to attack the journalist for... reporting being added to a signal group.

Every journalist in history would have done that, right? Would have published that story and would have done it the way that he did. So it's just an attempt to pretend that a mistake wasn't made, even though you've admitted a mistake. It doesn't make any sense. And I think the fastest way to lose credibility with sensible people

Every journalist in history would have done that, right? Would have published that story and would have done it the way that he did. So it's just an attempt to pretend that a mistake wasn't made, even though you've admitted a mistake. It doesn't make any sense. And I think the fastest way to lose credibility with sensible people

Every journalist in history would have done that, right? Would have published that story and would have done it the way that he did. So it's just an attempt to pretend that a mistake wasn't made, even though you've admitted a mistake. It doesn't make any sense. And I think the fastest way to lose credibility with sensible people

the overwhelming majority of this country, is to pretend that you didn't make a mistake when you did, when you obviously did, and not to admit it and not to apologize and not to say, we're going to investigate this and find out what's going on.

the overwhelming majority of this country, is to pretend that you didn't make a mistake when you did, when you obviously did, and not to admit it and not to apologize and not to say, we're going to investigate this and find out what's going on.

the overwhelming majority of this country, is to pretend that you didn't make a mistake when you did, when you obviously did, and not to admit it and not to apologize and not to say, we're going to investigate this and find out what's going on.

That's probably what they think. But the difference is that the problem with cancel culture was people being unfairly treated and misrepresented and lied about. And if someone accuses you of something that you haven't done, or if someone claims that you've said something that you haven't said, and you and I both had those experiences, of course you should never apologize in that situation.

That's probably what they think. But the difference is that the problem with cancel culture was people being unfairly treated and misrepresented and lied about. And if someone accuses you of something that you haven't done, or if someone claims that you've said something that you haven't said, and you and I both had those experiences, of course you should never apologize in that situation.