Steven Bartlett

No.

You can't have two politicians, one family.

You know, a lot of what I do is journalism or something, or journalist adjacent.

You know, I go and try and find things.

I try and explain them.

I try and say what I think is happening.

And the job of a politician is quite different from that.

You know, it's to, you arrive...

With a set of views, you need to explain them to people, you need to convince them.

It's just, it's a different way of thinking about approaching the public.

So I'm not campaigning for a cause.

There's an outcome that's general but not specific.

In other words, I'm not trying to elect any particular person to be president.

I do have a goal that is to remind people of why democracy is important, why we need to maintain it, and to pay attention to the ways in which it's declining so that we can fight back.

I mean, I have a broad goal in that sense.

And that's not only inside the United States.

It's the thing I've been fascinated by since I was in my 20s.

Why?

Because I think it's – I saw the Soviet Union when it was still the Soviet Union.

I was a student in Leningrad when it was still Leningrad.