Konstantin Kisin

Yeah.

This war, you know, the Operation Epic Fury, wonderful, but this might go down as epic fail.

There's only 27% of American voters are actually in favor of this war.

This is obviously not Iraq, but in terms of impact on the world, I think this could be worse.

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All right, Francis, we haven't done one of these for a couple of months, so welcome back to us.

Yeah, welcome back.

It's, well, a lot has been happening, particularly in your life.

Well, in both of our lives, but I've taken nearly two months to go on paternity before my second son was born and after, which has been great.

And you've got a new book out.

Yeah, absolutely, which is... Francis Foster, published author.

I know.

Who would have believed that?

Not your parents.

But actually, it is a fantastic book.

It's got a lot of media attention already.

It's very funny, which is obviously your thing, but it's also very poignant.

You talk about going through teaching as a teacher and also teaching like a supply teacher, basically, in different schools around the country.

And you tell stories in a very self-deprecating and funny way.