Konstantin Kisin

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Look, I agree with you with the argument in that sense.

The arguments you're making about Eastern Europe, there's a lot of people in Latin America who feel very bitter towards the United States because they would put forward the same arguments.

You're Venezuelan, you're Mexican.

You're Argentine, you're Mexican.

You're Colombian, you're Mexican.

And they would make that point.

And in some ways, it's probably merited.

I think one of the challenges that America faces is that the geographical isolation of your country

You don't have to engage with the world the same way the British do because we're a tiny little island and we are in Europe separated by a small bank of water.

So we have to be more engaged than you do at the moment.

Now that might change.

Once upon a time.

Come on, man.

But it ain't anymore.

Look, what you are talking about, in my opinion, and as someone who lives in the U.K.,

You're talking about a Britain that sadly no longer exists, Eric.

It doesn't exist.

We are financially bankrupt.