Konstantin Kisin

I really enjoyed reading it, and I'm not surprised how well it's doing.

Yeah, but it's also very, very funny and enjoyable to read, which I think is why people are, you know, there's a lot of people talking about the problems, but you do it in such a funny way that it makes for a very nice, pleasant, enjoyable, lighthearted read, laughing at your expense.

No.

Well, it's funny you say that because I actually don't think that's true.

And it's interesting how it connects with the time I've taken off to be with my family because I just look at how much effort it takes

with children yeah and i think about you know we've talked endlessly uh with guests and also between us and your experiences teaching just recognizing how much societal dysfunction comes from early childhood problems that are to do with the fact there's basically not enough adults around particularly dads around to deal with the developmental challenges that kids face to be there to help

instill discipline, to help instill some kind of respect for rules and order and all of that kind of thing.

And so that 12 year old is probably, that 12 year old can't be saved at the level of the school.

Because they've been ruined by the early childhood experiences effectively, right?

I was just going to say, I mean, you forget there is a happy ending to that story.

He's now a Labour MP.

No, he's with the Green Party, mate.

Right.

The news doesn't just tell you what's happening.

It often tells you what to think is happening.

And these days, the biggest red flag isn't what's said, it's what gets left out.

That's why I use Ground News.

It's the only app that compares how the same story is covered across the political spectrum and show you what whole audiences are not being told.

The Blindspot feed is one of my favorite features.

Every day, it flags upwards of 20 stories that are being ignored either by the left or the right.