Piers Morgan

You couldn't leave the country.

You couldn't go to other places.

But rather like tribes 2,000 years ago, who used to literally just sit in their little area of wherever it may be, eventually they ventured out, and so evolution continues.

I would never argue against that.

I flew here, actually.

Right, of course.

So once you're able to do that, obviously people are going to go exploring.

They're going to want to try and live in other places.

The question then becomes how enriching or damaging or both and in what levels is an influx of people from other ethnicities, other cultures, other countries.

I would say on balance, London in particular has been almost a template actually for tolerance and cohesion and multiculturalism at its best.

The stabbings you're talking about.

Well, let's talk about the stabbings.

The murder rate in London, do you know what it is compared to any major city in America?

The murder rate in London, for example, I checked before I came and saw you because I thought you'd ask.

Well, statistically, the murder rate has actually been plummeting in London.

Do you know any— Which I'm good.

I'll tell you the problem in London.

Yeah.

I think Sadiq Khan is somebody who's won two more terms after his first, because actually he's not done as bad a job as people say.

Oh, that's the new standard.