Nick J. Freitas

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Ask Dr. Drew · Nick Freitas: Child Grooming Gang Boss Released Early, But UK Law Bans His Deportation + Wynton Hall on China / USA AI Arms Race – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 643 · 15 Jul 2026 podcast

And the UK, I would argue, is probably about 10 years further down the road than we are in the United States.

But if we don't learn from the lessons that they're facing right now, because they've already, you talked to them, they've already accepted that there's no way to completely peacefully fix this problem.

There's going to be chaos.

And it is sad to watch because, look, I'm a very proud American, but I also recognize that my country was built by English settlers.

It was originally founded by English settlers with English common law and English traditions.

And you look at a country with over a thousand years of very proud history and

that are now struggling to identify with what it means to be British, because this ideology has taken root in pretty much every culturally shaping institution in the UK, from their government, to their schools, to the Church of England.

And you see this remnant, you see this remnant of Englishmen and women that wanna take it back.

And, you know, there's so much beauty, so much history in the UK.

My family got a chance to see it.

It was wonderful.

We enjoyed every minute of it.

But you go to the Tower of London and you see that and it's exactly what you expected to look like.

And then you walk six blocks and you would think you were in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

I think Americans need to understand that term from the European experience.

When they say far right, they mean Nazi.

But the other thing I think is important to point out here is that there has been a difference, and we've seen it here in the United States as well.

Serving in the legislature, I got very used to Democrat colleagues calling me a racist or a sexist whenever I disagreed with them on tax policy.

And I understood what they were doing.

They were trying to rob me of my moral legitimacy so they didn't have to engage with my arguments.

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