Can I just lay my cards on the table about President Trump, because I actually really like the guy? They know that a lot of the stuff they've said about him is just demonstrably obviously false, and yet they've still persisted with this narrative because they're playing politics and they don't realise the corner they've backed us into. Because what they've done is painted him and his supporters as full-blown Benito Mussolini-style fascism, right? This is the guy who used to bury you in the desert if you disagreed with him. You know what I mean?  They're forcing me to constantly defend the right wing all the time because they are sleepwalking in the full-blown authoritarianism, and we are at all will now. Matt, how are you, brother? Chris, it is fantastic to see you again. How are the devil? Yes, I've been looking forward to this. I like to hear Mr. Angry Bootneck shouting on YouTube because it makes me feel not alone. The only thing I would say is, for our American brothers and sisters listening, Bootneck means Marine, like Leatherneck, right? Jarhead, this kind of thing. The only thing is, Matt, I've been angry at Bootneck than you this past month. What's going on? Yeah, you don't seem quite as sanguine as me about the event of the last 12 months. I suppose with me, I'm a man of humour is underlying everything I do. My channel's not as serious as yours. Ultimately, mine's sort of comical news, really. It's a lot of swearing and, you know, rants, and I try to approach things in a more humorous way, even though it appears like the world appears to be almost ending on us. I do try at least to chuckle as the world burns around me. So maybe I come across a little bit more sanguine than you for that reason, right? Mate, I'm going to be honest.  You know so many big words that I don't know. No, sanguine. Is sanguine mean like a bit cooler, a bit like karma? Yeah. Okay. I thought sanguine was an area in Afghanistan where you've got, you know, lots of landmines. Sanguine, yeah, sanguine. I believe it's linked to blood, might be Latin, because I know from watching and reading a lot of detective novels and TV shows, ex-sanguinated is when you lose all of the blood from your body. Yes. So maybe sanguine is when you're not, you know, your blood's not up. Yes. Sangue, isn't it? That's Latin for blood, though. There you go then. You know I'm not Latin than me. So let's dive in, mate, with a bit of stuff about the American election about President Donald Trump and the now President Joe Biden. I was very surprised to hear you no longer live in the good old land of the US and A. That is true. That is true. I moved back last month. I believe it was the 4th of January I booked my ticket for. I took a job offer from a large multinational corporation. I don't like talking about work too much because in these insane times you can be a socially liberal reasonable chap like me and still attempt to get you fired if you make a joke or a quip out of touch. So let's just say I moved for a job offer with a large corporation. That is the predominant reason. It wasn't because I was fleeing America. Terrified. I heard that you were hacked off that Borat didn't win the election. Well, I was hacked off with the election, but that's not why I moved. I would be lying to say it didn't play a role. Like if everything was going tickety-boo in the United States, I probably would have went, eh, I don't think I'll take the gig. But it was a culmination of things. I would be lying if I said it didn't play a role, but I was out there for eight years, eight years a long time. I settled in and I enjoyed it and I got my citizenship. So, you know, collecting passports in these uncomfortable times is probably quite a good idea. So I thought... Hey, mate, you're going to be getting a passport. It won't be the type of passport you'd want, though. Oh, don't start on that. Don't start on that. The jab passport. Hey, I'm going to do a video on that. Have you seen the film Idiocracy? Of course, yeah. Oh, it's a cult classic, right? Yeah. I decided to do like a reaction video to it. Somebody mentioned it the other day and I said, you know what? That really is all come true, isn't it? Society has become so dumbed down that you actually have to explain to people you can't put Gatorade on the crops. It's not good. You can drink that shit, but you can't put it on the crops. It won't work. Right. You know what you've reminded me of there, though? Back to the election. I remember when there was a billionaire Bloomberg from New York when he entered the race, and he really is one of these society meddling arrogant elites who doesn't really know anything about blue collar workers and yet is arrogant enough to think he can rule the entire world. And he was famously giving a speech and they asked him about making crops and stuff, you know, and he was basically saying how the world's going to change.   I think the farming community of the world was thinking, probably a bit more work than that, you absolute penis.  I think the real problem we're in now with these elites is that for too long we've added too good and we believe that if you're successful, you are the man who should show us the way. And what the capitalist systems obviously done is allowed people to make massive amounts of money with almost no talent at all.  And I did it with the outdoor store in America. One of the biggest outdoor stores sells, you know, hunting and fishing equipment. And they basically move to one of those places, identify a big business that's selling something like that and then set up next door to them and sell everything at a much cheaper price. Do it for six months operating at a loss until they go bankrupt and everybody loses the job.  These venture capitalists do that across America. You know, our system is you can manipulate if you're wealthy and powerful. And there's tons of people, tons of people who've not got any real world skills at all, right?  What's he going to do in reality? What's he really good at other than tech stuff? If he was stuck on a desert island, who's going to be more useful? You or him, you know, but we've decided because he's made billions of dollars, he is the guru and he should teach us how to do everything. It doesn't matter whether it's farming, medical supply, logistics, banking. They're like, no, no, that person's made a ton of money. Let's get their advice for everything. And I think that's what's gone wrong in the world. We really have turned the reverence that's undeserved upon these people. And I think I mentioned it last time with you. When Michael Gore said people have had enough of experts. Yes. It was right, wasn't it? It was right.  But he was right. We live in a society where all you have to be is hyper successful. And we think, right, they can show us the way.  That's why we are where we are now, isn't it? Has it gone well for the last 50 years? I mean, really? Well, I think we said this last time is, oops, sorry, I keep going out of focus. It's quite ironic. I've got vertigo at the moment as well. This is how angry I was earlier, right?  I got tinnitus in my freaking ears, right? So I've got this annoying ringing 24-7. On top of that, don't ask me how I've got vertigo this week, right? So everything's like I'm drunk. So my ears are ringing.  And I can't remember. I was just going to tie that in with being really angry. On top of it, I tried to have a nap earlier and my little boy came in, come through, kick the door open, right? And then you went mental, yeah. And Daddy had a moment, yeah. I have had to apologise. Yeah. No, it's understandable per temp as afraid. I've been trying to do that on my channel, you know, trying to encourage people to have a chat and send each other messages and sort of try and form a community around it. Because even this, I'm enjoying it because, you know, we're not really living how human beings are supposed to be living. We're a pack animal. You know, everyone's seen the movie Castaway where he goes completely off his tits after about six months and he's having lengthy conversations with his boss. It's like we really do need human contacts. We're a pack animal. We evolve this way. And this is what my point I've made. I don't want to segue into the whole lockdown thing. But we know for a fact that there are enormous consequences to denying people the freedom, the liberties.  That's the latest one. I've heard that might be Adel swabs. Right. Even my moral may take a plummet if I'm getting Adel swabbed. Let some, you know, we have to be quite careful what we say but let's talk about just society in general. And then let's get back to the election. Yeah, we've said we're in there. But like just, that's why I'm going to do this reaction video on idiocracy because you just couldn't have a dumber society than what we've got at the moment. There isn't even any logic to it. Well, I'll tell you, I can get this back onto the election by explaining to you how I see it taking place across the pond, right? The term Orwellian is overused. Idiocracy, it's overused. For the last couple of decades, we've been using it. And when Trump won the election, all the lefties were going, it's idiocracy.  But I think we've got to the point now due to 30 years of relative happiness, safety, everyone's got Netflix, everybody's got plenty to eat. When you've got all of those pressing concerns, the type of things that we needed to worry about when we were chimps, right? Well, we still are apes. But what I'm saying is when we were in the wilderness, you've got pressing concerns. You've got to feed yourself. You've got to get water. You've got to clean yourself. You've got to get shelter. When all that stuff sorted out, we start pissing around. And we've been so comfortable for so long. It has allowed, I think, finally, we're getting to that spot where Orwellian is, it's happening, right? We have all been guilty of overusing the term 1984, Orwellian. We overuse the term. But I believe that we are at a place now, probably caused by big political earthquakes like Trump and Brexit. But we're at that point now where it is taking place right before our eyes, isn't it? And again, I'm not a conspiracy theory.  Now I'm the guy going, holy shit, Alex Jones was right. Like, I watched him on Rogan's podcast. And it was basically Rogan fact checking everything he said. And 90% of it was pretty much in there was around the periphery of what we're talking about. And I believe it's that.  So they've got more and more bold thinking we can just keep on taking the piss more and more outrageously and people are not going to do it. They're not going to take to the streets because we're still pretty, pretty comfortable.  Biden and AOC and the like, they know he isn't. There's a dictionary definition for a fascist or a Nazi. You can say all kinds of things about Trump. You can say he's narcissistic. He's arrogant. He's not very well spoken. But he's none of the things they called him. And because they've dragged political discourse through the sewer and been calling the guy all these names, they've now pathologized tens of millions of Americans into thinking that any and all measures are now acceptable to dealing with him. And this is how you get all well, all well in societies. And I believe we are there now. Have you seen all of the laws have passed in the last couple of weeks? The executive orders and the like. Oh, the way that they're reversing. Can I just lay my cards on the table about President Trump? Because I actually really like the guy. Yeah. Generally speaking, when there's public outcry about any situation, I'm usually the polar opposite. I usually find everyone, everyone who's not really that worldly wise will jump on the he's a racist. He's of this. Let's let's stay stay in the EU.  And I've seen them. I don't do put for anybody. Listen, I've never voted. I never will. The idea that I will go into a voting booth and vote for my own slavery is probably about the most reticulous suggestion I think you could ever come up with. If you think I'm going to vote my son into slavery, I'm going to buff you on the in the face, mister. Right. It's not going to happen. I'm like Russell Brands. Russell Brand always said that, didn't he? That you know it's not worth voting. I do vote. But I do think that ultimately you can see why people don't because it really is a situation of who do we detest the least. There's never anybody who you actually like, is there? No. Never. No. And it's also funny in America because the people always vote for the guy that's just a little bit more handsome than the other one. I don't know why that is, but. Charisma is important, isn't it? But I've seen a lot of the old stuff about Donald Trump before he was president and some of the old issues. And you've got to give this guy credit. He was very genuine and he. You know, I always focus on the person that is genuinely passionate about their country, not the guy that's just saying stuff that he's been told to say some, some, you know, some, some, some sort of cliche. Was it bill back better? Oh God, don't, don't get me started. I don't, I don't watch mainstream TV, Matt. So I probably don't know what I'm talking about, but. Well, regards, Trump, though, I wasn't saying I hated the guy. What I'm saying is that if you're going to be critical, you can pick plenty of things about him that you would be critical about, as with any politician. But what I'm saying to you is they know that a lot of the stuff they've said about him is just demonstrably, obviously, false. And yet they've still persisted with this narrative because they're playing politics and they don't realize the corner they've backed us into. Because what they've done is painted him and his supporters as full-blown Benito Mussolini style fascism, right? This is the guy who used to bury you in the desert if you disagreed with him, you know what I mean?  And they've been calling him that for the last four years. And now they are doing exactly what? Oh well, and they're like, Alan Muir, did you ever see the movie V for Vendetta? I did a long time ago. I won't pretend I can. He started wearing the masks, wasn't it? That is, yeah. But he's a proper, proper lefty Alan Muir.  Because this is what's happened. They have made the virtue signalling the sort of pathological social justice activism to such a degree where these people are absolutely 100% convinced that they are just and moral and will never go too far. And the people they're fighting against are evil, deplorable. Clinton's words, not mine. They honestly believe that if you don't agree with them, you're a vile person. And they are sleepwalking into authoritarianism. And I've been making this point since I started my YouTube channel. I'm not right-wing. I'm centre-left on most issues. I'm a liberal person. But they're forcing me to constantly defend the right-wing all the time because they are sleepwalking into full-blown authoritarianism. And we are at all well now. But it is not like what everybody expected Alan Muir and the like. It's not the right that are doing it. It's the left. Because they've gone too far and they are convinced that any actions they take against their enemies are morally justified. And the right-wing know that's not the case. The tiny minority of people in the world that are full-blown racist, full-blown racist, is miniscule in this day and age. Because we've had a good education system, teaching a liberal education system, certainly since I was a child. All I ever learned in the 80s and the 90s was to never judge anybody. Everybody is an individual. There is no full-blown, especially in England, probably a small number in America. And because of that, we don't really have many of those people. And the ones that are are fully aware that most people don't agree with them. And they have somewhat contemptible views, especially on race and stuff where they think, I don't even know this random person.  So the real issue there is the right-wing know that the far right know that nobody likes them. And they know that nobody has any time for extremism. When Joe Cox got her head blew off, nobody went, ah, yeah. Well, she sort of deserved it though. Nobody thinks that. Nobody in the entire right of politics in the UK thinks that. And nobody thinks you should be judging people by the colour.  And when you've squared that circle in your head, why would you show restraint? If you're 100% convinced that the other side of the aisle are evil. Well, you might as well. You might as well lock them in the gulag.  You can see these people, they are pathological. So now I'm here constantly defending a group of people who typically I probably wouldn't agree with on loads of things, especially in the United States because in the United States it is different from England, right? Conservatism in the United States is inexorably linked to religion and to most British people. We've got no time for that. It's why we don't naturally lean right. We naturally lean left. We're a liberal people.  The American conservatives are never down with any of that. English conservatives are liberal people. We think you should never judge anybody by their immutable characteristics if you don't do any harm to anybody else, have at it. You don't meet many homophobic British people. You don't meet many racist British people. We're a socially liberal country and we have been for decades. But they made this boogeyman and said, oh my God, our opponents are vile. David Lamme went on television and said, Jacob Rees-Mogg is worse than the Nazis. And when you get rhetoric like that, why would those people feel guilty if they throw you in the gulag? Why would they feel guilty?  And David Lamme with a straight face goes on TV and says to Andrew Marr, oh yeah, but... Jacob Rees-Mogg's worse than the Nazi.  I could show you, but I don't want to segue them going into videos and stuff. But yeah, Andrew Marr said to him, why are you calling run-of-the-mill English conservatives, Nazis? And he said, oh well, if anything, I didn't go far enough. That's the quote. Seriously, normal people. Jacob Rees-Mogg, again, I can slag him off all day long. I'm a Northerner. He's Porsche. He wears a monocle. He dresses in tweed. He's a Baron. Oh, every lives in a mansion. There's lots of things that working-class people look at him and go, I don't really like that about him. And yet now you're forcing me to embrace Jacob Rees-Mogg. Because for all that we haven't got in common, he isn't an authoritarian status like the left are who think, if you disagree with me, any and all powers should be introduced to have you controlled on a leash, locked in a cell, whatever they decide. And I will always defend those people, even if I disagree with the one, you know, policy issues. And that's what's happened in the United States. You've got a Democrat party that is now enthralled to the very, very, very far left, even though Joe Biden, scumbag career politician that he is, never has been. He was always a centrist, what they call a moderate. Nothing about him was far left. But they've realized the keys to unlocking the White House and beating Trump was to rouse the, to rouse the rabble and they could win the election. And he's, that is an awful thing to do, just to get your hands on the keys to the White House, you know. Well, yeah. Well, I was just trying to sort of lay, lay my table about it, lay my table a bit earlier. I wasn't saying that you thought Trump's anything. I'm just trying to say for our American friends listening, as I did actually, I quite like the guy. I didn't compare to say, that the Hillary, and her kind of record, it's almost insane that, that you can consider voting for her when there's someone like Donald, okay, he might be a bit rough around the, or he might appear that way. I personally, I got to realize, and I don't think he was, you know, I think he was just a true patriot, right. And again, for anyone listening, I don't vote, so don't tie me in. You're like, I'm just, I'm just, I'm just making my observations, right. And then you get this Joe Biden character, who clearly seem years past the job. Clearly, if the media clips, and I know they can be selective, but they're to be believed like he didn't seem to really know what day it was. Definitely not fit for the job, no, mentally. I don't know. It just seemed like this President Trump character came in, and he actually tried to do some good stuff. Although, they're obviously, they're always under pressure to bomb the odd person, because that, they're decisions that aren't really under their control, are they? Well, I mean, you have to say that Donald Trump was a roaring success when it comes to foreign policy. You have to say that. There is so much black and white evidence that that is the case. He basically did the impossible at times. The Middle East peace deal, which was brought by Jared Kushner, but under Trump's administration. And he has been nominated for a peace prize for that, Nobel Peace Prize, was a fantastic achievement. You know, when similar things like that happened decades ago, you had universal acclaim and, you know, six months of press about it. But now, again, because we're living in crazy post-truth era, the CNN and all of the mainstream media, other than Fox News, basically try to bury it. BBC's Guy News Channel thought, I mean, in England, we don't even have an alternative. Andrew Neil's starting his own, isn't he? British news, because there isn't a centrist news outlet in the UK. So nobody heard about it. But he did a Middle East, he broke the Middle East peace accord, which nobody saw coming. He did really well with that little fat, mulleted North Korean that nobody saw coming. You know, first he was like, oh, a little rocket man. And they were like, oh my God, World War III. And a couple of months later, they're hugging it out. That is a result. And you can't deny it. The media might not have wanted to talk about it, but that is a fact. And again, you can slag him off for plenty of stuff. But if you're focusing on the facts, he did achieve a lot of things. And as you say, the issue is, he's not polished he speaks like a bloke in the pub, right? And that doesn't work in politics because for decades they've polished this system. I mean, for example, look how nuts to go when the guy swears.   It really is almost quite preposterous. And that's, I swear a lot. And I try to do that because I'm being honest. And I'm being myself. And I think that that's one thing we need to get into politics. We need to basically get reality involved. And why do we put them up on a pencil and create a total fiction there?  So what? Everyone does it. My mother used to do it when I was eight.  And she goes, sorry, everyone does it. If your mother does it, it's good enough for me, right? And I find it really bizarre. It is everything about US politics in an even worse degree than ours. It's just fake. It's all about presenting a veneer. And, you know, that's famous too, the way that Nixon famously lost to, when Nixon lost to Kennedy, the reckon it was because he was sweating a lot and he didn't mop his brow enough. You know, I watched that on Frost versus Nixon, I think. But yeah, apparently they're all about how you look, polished charisma, you know, nicely done hair. That's why Biden's obviously had hair plugs unless he's miraculously regal.  That's not paid for the obvious. And that stuff's really important in the United States.  And I think the Brits are a little bit more savvy, aren't they? Like, we don't want to go for a beer with any of them. We just want someone who's competent.  The Americans are, for some reason, a lot more obsessed with likability and charisma. And I do think the Brits have got the right of it there.  I don't care about Boris Johnson taking me for a beer.  I just want him to be competent and do a good job. But in the States, it's really important. I don't know why. It's a mystery. Yes, you do see people being led. You can see the manipulation in there, can't you? If you start bringing out words like Jesus and God, immediately that's incredibly powerful in the United States. But it was interesting though, wasn't it, that you had President Trump who was bailed out by the Rothschilds in the 90s from bankruptcy. Yeah. So you would think he's their boy, right? And then you've got the Rothschilds who are kind of the archetypal villain in the world.  Their names come up. But then he moved the United States Embassy or consulate. Oh, I've gone dizzy. Hang on. It's weird, isn't it? I don't know why my camera just goes out. I'm just going to keep talking. So yeah, he moved the U.S. consulate from Tel Aviv, where I've stood outside. I stood outside a few times actually at a hotel right opposite that building. Moved it from Tel Aviv into Jerusalem. So talk about a controversial, you know, move. Yeah. It was in Tel Aviv because moving it in Jerusalem wound them up. And then when he moved in, he's like, I don't care. We're putting it in Jerusalem. And obviously the Netanyahu thought that was a fantastic move. He said, yeah, but he praised the announcement because he was like, you know, it's obviously indicating that the final status of the boards is going to be left to, you know, us to decide.  I mean, who even knows what's going on with them at this point? The Who is another one like that. Like the Who is demonstrably taking vast sums of money from the Chinese. It's well known. We've read meeting minutes that they were told there's a virus. We should be suppressing it. And the Chinese played it down. The Who played it down at every chance they got. Because just like the UN, there's no trust in these institutions anymore. They've been ruined. They've been politicized. And it's just another one of them. It's political rabble rousing. That was a non-story. The Americans can put their embassy wherever they want. I find it baffling the world we're living in. Like I said, it is the post-truth era. I was listening to Tucker Carlson yesterday and he was talking about how, you know, they've passed all these laws now where they can keep national guardsmen on the streets in the United States.  Again, like I said, V from Vendetta, that's what they're doing. They're telling Americans that the threat is white supremacists.  And if you can find me a million of them in the United States, I'd be amazed. It is an ideology that has been rubbish by history for 30 years of education. But yeah, of course, the controversy is it's the American embassy in Israel, in Israel, not in Palestine, in Israel. And by moving it to Jerusalem, you're basically stating this is Israel. And of course, it's a highly contentious, highly contentious and political and upsetting issue for very many people and quite rightly so. Almost all of the Muslims in the world, obviously. Well, ultimately, you don't have to overcomplicate it with recent events. So I don't understand how they've managed to make the last week's news.  And it wasn't. I made a video about it. It wasn't. It was a carnival atmosphere turned into a bit of a mob.   And the span that to make it so that can now implement what basically looks like martial law in the United States. And it is a scary road to go down just to get solidification of the keys to the White House. And this is what I was talking about was sleepwalking into authoritarianism. They are now saying the biggest threat to Americans is its barmy white supremacists who if the death toll from white supremacists in America is in three figures from the last 10 years, I'd be very surprised, but we're expected to swallow even in England that the big threat that was all is white supremacy.  The Babylonians. The Babylonians that have controlled the whole show for the last 8,000 years because they control the money system. You are talking about... That's a sort of geopolitical thing. I'm just talking about on the micro level. But I think until we all acknowledge as a planet that the people that control the money supply, they control all of these narratives. They're behind it all. They just are.  They're absolutely laughing at us. I'm not suggesting that there's any magic answer. If you want to talk about that, you can discuss that from the last week, right? The short selling on GameStop. Did you keep on top of that? My brother explained it to me, Matt. He said that basically you had these guys that were trying to pull a clever one on the stock market, doing some insider trading and getting these shares off their mates and saying, look, we'll get these batches. Don't worry. There'll be a beer or two in it for you. They were trying to offload them onto these poor punters. And once they took them, then they were going to hit the market and sell, sell, sell and create this rapid loss of value in these shares.  And then they're going to give them back to their original. Am I even anywhere in the like? Somewhere. The short version is, they basically borrow shares, essentially, and then say, we'll give you them back in a bit. And then they rig the system so that the shares plummet in value and then they can play with them, give you back the shares they borrowed and keep all the excess, basically. So all the guys on Reddit got in there to make sure they drove the shares up. So when it's time to pay back, you have to buy them at the inflated price. And where you see that the system was rigged was when people started doing it, all of the big apps, which is what little guys like me, I've got a Robin Hood account, which I bought a bit of stocking, you know, I bought an AMD a few years ago because I like PCs. And I thought, oh yeah, they're making a good graphics card, a good CPU or buy some stock. So you just put it on your phone, go on, give them a grand and buy a grand worth of stocking. That's how the little guy does it. They basically suspended trading. And they say, oh my God, these guys on the internet are doing it. They stopped you from being able to buy. So if you've seen this on Reddit on the morning and went, oh, nice one. I'll get a couple of grams worth of shares. You log on to Robin Hood and not allowed to. It says, sorry, you can't buy them shares today. So that just shows how the system's rigged because when they say we're protecting our customers by stopping you from being able to buy all these shares, their customers are the hedge fund managers because they're the ones who want to stop you from buying them because that drives the price up. The whole idea of shares is that you buy and sell them. Yeah, well, they stopped you from being able to buy them. Any of the ones identified from Reddit, AMC was another one, the cinema chain, Nokia, Silver. There's a few others. You just log on your phone and you've got money and you're accounting, you can't buy them. So we come probably, I told you I'm sort of on the fence about a lot of the financial market stuff, but there's an obvious fact that the game is rigged for the little guy, the information.  But the point is you should never just discount anything out of hand. You should do your homework and make your own educated conclusion about it. I don't think you should make your mind up about anything without really doing your homework. And that once again can segue us back into politics because that's what I'm telling you about what's gone on in the United States. They've fully lied. They used to lie by simply omitting things. It was a lie by omission, right?   They cut them in half and then only show you the first bit and they're lying by omission. So they're only telling you half the story. But now it just fully makes it up.  Therefore we need to have the National Guard deployed. And this is what I'm telling you. We've America's sleepwalked into authoritarianism and it's not the right that's done it, which everybody thought it was going to be Orwell, Alan Muir, every great writer. It's always the right winners who do it. And what's actually happened is the left have done it because they've convinced themselves that their opponents are evil. And if you convince yourself your opponents are evil, then you can do anything to deal with them. That was what the punch a Nazi thing, do you remember that?  Do you remember when that was the little mantra?  I vaguely remember it. See, I'm big on the, you know, I'm always big on the overarching agenda. When you, when you, when you read Orwell, or you've watched the film or whatever your thing is, you can see that the, the, the facilitator in all of this is, is the, the natural like human, I don't say vulnerabilities, but that makes it sound all softy, softy. I don't mean that. I mean the, the, the, it's the animal, animalisms in us that come these, you know, we can go from being happy, lovely, lovely people to get beyond the wheel of a car bang like that. You, you, you're plotting to get this guy in front assassinated and wondering who, who you can pay to take, you know, we're very manipulative in our animalistic kind of natures. And what, when you see it in this, and that there's a classic example, I'm going to be discussing this book next week with Rich Willett, just because of how all the, all the direct parallels to what's going on in society now, but the one in this with the two minutes of hate, where every day for two minutes, you've got to hate the, you know, a manual goldstein or something. You've got to hate the enemy. This fictitious enemy that doesn't even exist. You've got to write, well, when did we have a two minutes where everyone went outside recently and they had to have an outpouring of emotion, right?  I mean, it's all coming true, isn't it? It's all coming true. We're living in a fascinating time. My thing is, is even though it's coming from the left and I completely get your point, Matt, the fuckers up there are steering the left. It's a puppet show, you know, they're just dropping the seeds. They know human emotion, right? It's like I say, they've done it for 8,000 years.   Ultimately, do you think it's that hard to understand? I honestly don't. Like, I think I talked to you about this last time. You know, if you read about human evolution, I don't think we're that hard to figure out. We're not, we're an evolved ape with an adrenal gland that's too big and a frontal lobe that's too small and we're very easy to manipulate and we're included in that, right? I mean, it is. We're easy to manipulate. Well, that's the problem. That's why it's not that weird. When they say, oh, it's a conspiracy, it's like, it's not that weird, is it? Because we are easy to manipulate. The human is easy to point at. The reason I'm always banging on about this, Matt, is if it wasn't for, like, this actual book and a few other things, you know, if you read history, you do see patterns of stuff repeating itself, don't you? Right? Like, the great, any time you put the word great in something, it's a communist manifesto, the great leap forward, the great reset, you know, the great oppression, all these, it's usually some communist propaganda move and lots of people are going to get dead, right? But it's when something that was written in 1948 comes through to a T in 1984 or 2020 or something like that, then it's like, that's where you see that there's something more to this than this is just the, this is just the natural play of things.  Do you know what I'm saying? This is... Yeah. Well, that's why the greats are so revered, isn't it? Because the likes of Orwell, it is fascinating reading them. I actually did just read them, like last month I did the road to Wigan Pier because it was recommended to me and it's fascinating.  These is why the greats have revered because they are. Could you give us a praisey on what that's about then? Oh, have you never heard of the book? When I hear of Wigan Pier, I think Wigan Casino, the old mods and rockers and stuff, not even so. Yeah. Well, basically, the road to Wigan Pier, he sort of talks about how, he lives with northern families, rough towns of Northlake, who did the mining and he talks at length about how disgusting it was, like how hard it was. And I really wanted to read it because a lot of people swear blind that George Orwell is like sort of far left. And if he was alive now, he'd be like A or C. And you read that book and it is so scornful and contemptuous of the sort of bourgeois left that we now have running the world, the people like A or C, the people like, look at them in England, Jess Phillips, all of these lefty MPs, they're all staggeringly middle class and Orwell, first of all, it talks about, it's like Lancashire and Yorkshire and it's so rough it is. And it is unbelievable the way those people like to live. Makes you feel happy to be alive this day and age. Sorry, Matt, can I excuse my ignorance. Was the road to Wigan Pier written by Orwell? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, God. See, this is it. I'm actually not that educated. I just know a few bits and bobs, do you know what I mean? I know that he wrote down and out in Paris and London. Yeah.  Right. It's depressing. The fictional stuff, like Animal Farm on it, he falls a bit more like, well, this is cool, but wrote it Wigan Pier is factual. And he spends the first half of the book, he's in the North living with coal miners.  And then the second half of the book, he is literally just whinging about bourgeois, middle class assholes who constantly talk about what's to care about the working class. Well, really, they care about themselves. Yeah. This is where his kind of, in 1984, he talks about the pros, the proletariat, doesn't he? The working cut. And he was very passionate about them because they just like get on with it. They don't question their lot. They're highly oppressed, but they don't, because it's all they've ever known. They don't really understand that they're depressed. And this is why Trump won, right, to get it back on US politics. The reason Trump won is very, very simple. And it's the same why Brexit happened, why all the middle class, the powers that be, the people that run the world couldn't see it at all. It amazed them because they were like, we control the narrative. We control the news. We control history. Like Orwell says, there's just an endless present and the party's always right. So they were astounded when Trump won Brexit happened. The referendum went our way, Brexiteers, sorry. And they were so astounded because it would be like the equivalent of 1984, the party being wrong, the party allowing the people to have a say. And the reason it happened is very simple. And it's because of that. It's because the middle class elites, all of them, CNN, Channel 4, have you seen the numbers for the BBC staff? Something like 6% of them were like, went to a normal comprehensive or something. It's ridiculous. Like white men who went to a comprehensive school. It's in single figures, percentage wise. They are the upper class, the elites. It's the Guardian Channel 4 BBC Sky News. None of those people represent the working classes. They just say they represent the working classes. And what the working classes like is honest, decent, socially liberal, but patriotic people that like the country, like the people that live in it. And they do not. Talking about social distancing. I don't know who said it right, but I heard on Brendan O'Neill's Spike podcast, the wealthy have been social distancing for decades. They have. They do not have anything in common with people like you and me. And they just think they can spew out dictats from the top, use the BBC and Sky News to brainwash us. And whatever they tell us, Brexit bad, Trump bad, we'll just go along with it. And the people said, no, no, we're not doing it.   I'll vote for them. And it's again, I'm not the solution because I'm well aware you vote, you don't vote and I do. And I've bought in with thinking somehow we can change things. Probably can't. But I do like politics, so I vote. I agree with Mark Twain said, right, if voting made a difference, they wouldn't let us do it. Well, let Matt, that's a great opportunity to dive in there and say, like to me, and I don't know how we stand on YouTube saying this sort of stuff. So I don't want to be incendiary, but you look at that election.  You know, that was clear. I don't know what I said.  OK, I get it, this guy's got some rough edges and he's upset a few people, but it was the same with the Hillary thing. Do you not know this person's history? I know. Everyone that comes into contact with them allegedly dies on railway tracks, you know? Seth Rich, did you read about that guy? The one who was mugging and they didn't steal anything and shot him in the back. There is some mad stuff. So I mean, and I've never been into any of this, the stuff you go on about is a bit too far down the rabbit off me. I've never gone into it because I'm a humdrum run of the mill boring bastard who just likes no typical politics, but they've turned me into a conspiracy theorist because whenever you visit these little things that come up in my day-to-day life, just reading the BBC, and you start looking in the way, there is smart, where there's smart, there's fire, there is definitely smoke. So there must be a fire. And again, I don't want to get you demonetised, so I'm not going to start talking about the US election type stuff. But all I will say is what is demonstrably factually true?  So their whole argument is, was there enough of it to change the result? But you can't deny that it happened. Nobody can deny that. They cannot say it didn't happen because it did. There is hundreds of people to come out and say. I go on different indicators if we call them that. And I go on the narrative that you start to hear coming out people's mouths. And when, like I say, when you see your, I'm just going to say this. I hope it makes sense. It probably won't.  I doesn't necessarily have to be from London.  When they start coming out with stuff like I won fair and square. These cliches, these little, like easy off the tongue fair. Oh, they can't handle that. It's like immediately you see where the intelligence services have been in there, dropping those little earworms into people, knowing that the people will just repeat them without doing any research. It's like the old, yeah, but he's a brutal dictator. 45 minutes. We're all going to get killed in our beds. 45 minutes. Don't start me on that because Tulsi Gabbard is my favourite US politician. The only one I went to see when I was out there was Tulsi. I went to see her at a rally at LAX. It's not too far from where I was living. Shuck her hand and said hello, marched over like and grabbed her hand. She looked a bit confused. But I was like, how are you doing? Because I really like her. Who was it, Matt? Tulsi Gabbard is a senator from Hawaii in the United States. And she is, what would you call her? She's a rebel. She's a Democrat. She's constantly disagreeing with the current Democrat headshed because she thinks for herself. And again, like you and I, we don't have to agree on everything, but at least have people on or be friendly with people who think for themselves. And Tulsi, fantastic. She does. And the one thing that started getting her with was because she did what any responsible politician did and had a chat with Assad when it looked like we were going to invade Syria. And she was like, is this a good idea? And the powers that be, the people that run the world have been saying, oh my God, she's an Assad apologist. And I was like, if you say the word as sad apologist, I instantly think you're an imbecile because on the face of it, it doesn't make any sense. Kennedy met Khrushchev, all of the people throughout history have met people. Neville Chamberlain met Hitler. Doesn't mean Neville Chamberlain is Hitler.  And every time anyone brings up Tulsi, Moron's on the left gore. She's an Assad apologist. It's like, yeah, she went and had a chat with him because she wanted to stop a war. Do you not think it's the same thing with veterans though, isn't it, when they talk about Jeremy Corbyn? Yeah, I agree. He's alright. It's like, no, he... I agree. I agree. I just thought, wasn't the guy trying to be the peacemaker? That's how it came. I didn't think he was supporting the bombing of the English mainland or blowing up women and children. I hate Jeremy Corbyn, but he objectively isn't in the IRA and he doesn't support killing innocent people. You can make many claims about him. That's not one of them. This is what I was getting at, is that I just can't stand people who don't do basic research. When you say things like that, or yeah, Tulsi was an Assad apologist, it doesn't mean anything. You're just spewing out a few words. And if you say to someone, go on then, tell me why she's an Assad apologist. They don't know anything. The amount of people who, you ask them to elucidate and they go, these people don't know where Syria is. They don't know Bashar Assad is. They don't know he was educated in Europe. They don't know that if we invaded, toppled him and imposed another regime, the regime is probably going to be worse than the one that's currently in charge. 500,000 innocent people are going to die and Assad's wife's going to get staked to the floor and shagged to death by 50 mad men with AK-47s. And somehow the left of the ones going, oh yeah, she's an Assad apologist. Is that what you want to happen then? It's something I've got no time for after deploying so many times. As a soldier, you're really trying to do your homework on this stuff. And that really infuriates me when they say she's an Assad apologist. Nobody calls Neville Chamberlain a Hitler apologist. They say that he was... Well, they say the opposite doesn't say he went too far to meet him and allowed him to take liberties. But a leader's job is to try and keep people safe.  And it is a non... How that is an insult is beyond me. It's their job to do that, to meet people that are awful and try and prevent a war.  You've got to do it. It's either have a war or have a chat. There is no third option. And it really does annoy me how the left of some have turned into the warmongers.  And I will, as large part of me, even though it's a tragedy, I will piss myself laughing because these lefty arseholes that they've managed to convince to vote for the likes of Joe Biden and the Democrat pie, who's Clinton and the like, the people that run the show, are warmongers and have always been happy to be warmongers because their children never fight in these wars. I will love it if we're at war with them in three months time because I get to say, I told you so and I'm not going to be fighting in it because I'm old and I've got a kneecap like a... And my spinal column is like a shin bone. So I'm not going to be fighting in it. But I bet you we're at war again. And they'll go, oh, well, at least Trump's not in charge.  That's going to be them again. And it really does baffle me.  Like I said, we're living in the post-truth era. The left have gone mad. And they are so politically indoctrinated, they will look for any excuse to excuse anything Biden does. So they claim to be peacemakers and liberal people, but they're slagging off Tulsi for trying to prevent a war.  Like the world has gone mad.  But that's where we're going to end up. So again, excuse my... I won't apologise. I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than get into politics. Yeah, fair enough. Fair enough. But can you explain to us, Matt, what can Trump get back? First of all, is there any truth in the notion that this is all, let's not say that letter that we all know the letter, because we get that apparently that's conspiracy to cause dangerous stunts? If you say that, right? I get that being involved in a movement could be called a dangerous stunt. But is there any truth in the fact that, no, this is all part of the plan and it's not over yet. He hasn't lost yet, right? Is there any truth in that notion? Secondly, can he come back and be president again? Or is it if you don't get your second term, it's game over? Right. Well, first of all, he definitely can come back and be president again. The whole reason they've ripped up the robot because they've gone mad is because they want to stop him being able to do that. So the reason they're now trying to impeach the guy, even though he isn't in office anymore, which is absurd, right? It flies in the face of the whole American election system. Like, it doesn't even make sense with the Constitution. You don't impeach ex-presidents. You impeach current presidents. It's a mechanism to remove dodgy presidents from office. They've just changed the rules because they despise Trump that much. So they want to make it so if they can impeach him now and introduce some rule that would allow them to say, he was so corrupt, he's not allowed to ever run again. That's why they're impeaching him. But on the face of it, it's laughable. So I would not expect them to get anywhere with it. I'm pretty sure you need like two thirds of the Senate because you're just going to shoot it down because it doesn't make any sense. And where are you going to draw the line in the sand if they do change the rule? Because there's another thing I've talked about, lords. We constantly, we did it with Brexit. The Americans have done it with Trump. We changed the rules on a whim.  And the old conservatives that I look up to, like Roger Scruton, would always say they were conservative because the clues in the title, it's conserve what we have.  Because you have to maintain the integrity of the system. And Tony Blair is another one who just broad sweeping reforms, didn't think about it, introduced all of those laws so you're not allowed to say what you want. We've got state mandated politeness. You've got police going around people's house for mean tweets. It's ridiculous. And it's because they make sweeping changes without thinking it through. How can someone, especially someone who's been through a bit of hardship in their life and by that I'm talking about David Blunkett, right? Because the chat was blind.   Jack Straw, yeah. How could they be so evil? They were just literally writing into policy. Anything. Yeah. They didn't think it through. Well, anyway, I've said word and I'll take us back into the UK. Let's stick with Trump. The point I'm making is that they are not thinking it through. They're not thinking it through thoroughly and they're making sweeping changes when they shouldn't be. So the kind of worms there is, if you're going to start impeaching people who aren't even president, what's to stop the Republicans when they get a majority?  So if they're going to change the rules and say, right, we can just impeach an ex-president, what's to stop the Republicans getting a massive majority and going, right, we want Obama impeached. We want Clinton impeached. You know, Kennedy, dig him up, impeach him. It doesn't make any sense. So just to cover that question, no, I would be amazed if they managed to stop him being eligible to run again. That's that one done. He will be able to run again. I guarantee it. Whether or not he will, because he'll be old. It's going to be 2025 at this point. I don't know. But that's not going to happen. The first question, what was the other one you asked me? Whether he can run again was one. What was the other one? Just this, there's a kind of, let's call it an urban rumour or whatever, that it's not over yet, that they're still going to unearth this election fraud and that he's still president. No, sadly, I think the 4D chess is wishful thinking on the behalf of Trump voters. You and I both know that ultimately, possession is nine tenths of the law. Whoever has the keys on the White House door, they're going to stitch it up. I would be absolutely astounded if there's any mechanism back for Trump to retain the White House. There is no way. I personally think there's a lot of validation to all those claims about electoral fraud. Was there enough to change the result? Who knows? Maybe there was. But you're not going to get it. It's not going to happen. You know, you know yourself about whatever we have, minor disagreements about who runs the world and how all this stuff happens. The people that are running things, you don't get to win. And you don't get to take their hands off the White House door knob, not now. So that's not going to happen. Again, maybe I'll be wrong. I would be absolutely astounded. You and I both know the little guy doesn't get to win. As I talked about earlier with Robin Hood, that's not going to happen. I would be astounded. We are stuck with Joe Biden for the next four years, and he's probably going to make an absolute pig's ear of it.  All of the executive orders he started signing, they're all the stuff you'd expect. It's like AOC, the mad mental commie, made a wish list. She was nine years old. She wrote a gift list for Santa Claus. And Joe Biden is instigating the lot. He's made a pathway. You're going to have to forgive me. AOC? That's Alexandria Ocasio-Cort, the very, very left-wing rising star for the Democrats, because she's young and relatively attractive other than the teeth. She's just so indoctrinated and brainwashed. She's mental. She is off her box.  Kind of like... Yeah, and this is what I'm saying, right? So now in the post-truth era, this is why you're getting a loose coalition of everybody else. Because the irony is the commies have started coming out with this umbrella, the victim hood pyramid. Everyone comes into the intersectional umbrella because they realised they couldn't win an election. So they said, if we start doing identity politics, we can get the lesbians, the Muslims, the Jews, the disabled, the blacks, the browns, anything. Put them all in and then we'll win.  And people who normally wouldn't really agree on very much are all coming together instead.  Look at the streets and ask.  Babies don't have a sex. Babies don't have a gender.  You raving lunatic. No, 100 would say that, mate. Come on, let's be honest. No, no, not if you're not, not if you get a guardian reader. It's a brave new world where they live. And the point I'm getting at is 98 will say what you're talking about. So the opposite is true. We really are living in 1984 because we've got an elite minority who nobody likes and nobody agrees with pulling all the shots, running the world. Like I said, Sky News, Channel 4, the BBC, the general public doesn't agree with these people. We are living in 1984. And the general public, right and left, don't agree with them. That's why the red wall fell in the north. North-east people, they don't like Tories, but they just despise them slightly less than raving lunatics.  These people are living in a fantasy land because they are ideologues and they don't know whether up is up and down is down. They are ideorental and the rest of the world is ganging up against them. And the real danger is, I think, in what you're going to get in the United States, is they're fixing for a fight because CNN, MSNBC, New York Times, Washington Post, all of the narrative is like it is in England. All of them agree, so they've managed to convince themselves that they're in this huge majority. When the corollary is true, so what's going to happen is they're going to be like, yeah, let's have a revolution and then they're going to realise when, think about how bad it would be for them in England. BLM and all these sort of types. If you were to put them on one side of a battlefield, the ones who want to throw Winston Churchill's statue in the sea and put on the other side of it the people that passionately don't want to throw Winston Churchill's statue in the sea, what are the numbers going to look like? So my real fear is, if things get worse, like I was talking about, they don't get people mobilised when the kids are well fed, when the family is taken care of. But if the economy collapses and people start really feeling the pinch, then you might get large-scale civil disorder. And when that happens, that's when you get the lunatics in charge because the lefties never win. And like you said, who are you going to get in a fight in England? You're going to get 1,000 bourgeois middle-class students from Oxford going up against 20,000 bricklayers, and scaffolders. Who's going to win that one? They haven't got a chance. So I pray that we... Especially if they're identifying as pink unicorns. Yeah, yeah. Well, it won't get them far in a fight, will it? No. And ultimately, if dialogue fails, like I keep saying, there's only two choices. There isn't the third one. The third one, I can only think of is isolation. Make a colony on the moon. We haven't got the technology. So there's only two options. And the options are, have a chat and continue things the way we've done for years. Or violence. That's all that's going to happen. So we need to bring it back from the brink, remind everyone that we all have to live together and get on with each other and be friends and carry on with the electoral process, really nail things on in the United States and ensure 100% that everyone has faith in the electoral process and bring everybody back from the brink. Because if they're trying to instigate a fight and they're really better pray that don't get it. Because if they get it, they will lose. It's not looking good at all. But if I had to do pick one thing that I think we need to concentrate on with the United States politics, it's convincing the far left that just because they control the radio stations and the TV stations and the big print media, they aren't in the majority. And if they're fixing for a fight, it's not going to board well for them. So we need to just get everyone to walk it back, relax a bit and keep talking. Because it's really not going to go well if it goes the other way. And I would say the same for the UK, but we are a little bit more... Maybe it's arrogant to say it. I think the UK is a little bit more relaxed. Our extremes aren't like American extremes. The Labour party in the Tories, they're pretty close, aren't they, compared to the Americans? We just don't have that. So I'm not really concerned about the UK, but if you get a major political economic crisis, people are going hungry, then they get miserable, then they get angry, and then they'll be willing to mobilize. And I think if they don't walk it back, the left, Biden really needs to get on it.  Because the United States is only 150 years out of a civil war, a major civil war where a million people died, where a brother fought brother. We haven't had anything like that in England for centuries. So we aren't in this dire place, but the Americans definitely are. The tribalism between Republican and Democrat in the United States is terrifying. And I do think, like I said earlier, it's not the number one reason I moved, but it is in the back of my mind. I do think if they don't calm down and remind themselves that they're all Americans, especially the left, because they're the scary ones at the minute, remind them that these people, they're called evil, that most of them aren't evil. Most of them are just normal people who see things slightly different and think instead of taking a bleep into the darkness, you're better off making tiny incremental changes and just keeping things the way they are. But that is what I worry about in the States. I think we need to bring everybody back from the bring. Have a long chat and be friends again, because it's going to go bad. Have a big hug. Yeah, they need to hug it out in the States, most definitely. Matt, let's finish up chatting about your YouTube channel, because that always brings a smile to my face. How did it, being like in the internet sphere, did it take any kind of shrapnel when you moved to England, or is it just doesn't matter? No, I'm not big enough. I've only got like nearly 7,000 subs, which is great because there's a few hundred people whenever I log on and do a live feed or anything. I enjoy it. I like socializing people. Like I told you, I didn't do it trying to make any money out of it or anything like that. I just did it because I felt as if my voice wasn't being heard.  So I thought instead of badgering my friends and family, I'll make a YouTube channel and then people can voluntarily listen if they want to. But it's been going fine. Yeah, I enjoy it. I've got a good little community. It took a hit when I moved because I couldn't make content for about a month because Virgin appears to be ran by Stevie Wonder's in charge of installations for Virgin. It was a nightmare getting squared away. Other than that, I'm doing all right. Yeah. Did you have the superfast broadband thing, Mijia? Yes. Snail speed. Yeah. We were really lucky there, mate. The guy came round and he said, you're either going to be lucky or you're not. I need to look in your front drive or something, right? He took his screwdriver out, lifted up one of these little flat flaming jigs, and he went, you're lucky.  Yeah, yeah. Technology. Shit. Yeah. When it first went from four channels to BSB and Sky and all that type of thing. Apparently that technology, they can utilize that to run the superfast broadband on.  But I do feel, you know... You're proff then. I didn't. Yeah. Either way, you have that down. They expect you to be offline for... I think we are all right. I don't think we're offline for too long, but there's usually a week where you're offline, but luckily I've got unlimited data on the phone. So I can just piggyback off that, right? Oh yeah, it works all right with 5 and 4G, doesn't it? If you have 4G, it's like 100 megabytes per second, I think it can go up to as much as you can do that. I just connect through my data connection on the phone and then I hook my computer up to the... I've only had to do it a couple of times, but it is handy. I'll have to figure out how to do that. I've been told you can do it and I didn't look into it. You just got a button on there, it says hot spot and you turn it on as a hot spot and it just becomes a hub.  You go, that fucker, the hot spot. Right, okay. Yeah, I'll have to figure that out for when I'm from Moe and me. Next down, I've heard it works. But no, the channel's gone fine. It was great, aren't you? Again, I always enjoy having a chat with a fellow bootneck. One who's, despite the name, more angry than I am. Yeah, I'm hoping I might calm down a bit, but it's just... I'll be honest, it's like I feel I see it all matter if I was honest. I just... I just... I know I keep going on about it like a boring old man, but once you take the red pill, once you take the red pill, you can't go back. But it's more than that, mate. You won't get many commentators that talk about the money system. They just don't get it. They all talk about, like, if we could fix Parliament, we could fix the Senate, we could fix... Vote, you know, we could do that. We could put... It's like, no, no, no. All of that is secondary. Primary, the primary evil in the world, right, is the money system. It's not just the usury, which, under biblical terms, is an illegal... The lending of money and charging interest has always been recognized as a law against humanity, right? Because what you're effectively doing is giving an elite group of men, might be women, but let's just call them sick men, the ability to enslave mankind, and that is what's happened. And when you understand how what should have been a fair system of exchange, so it's like, Matt, you come and paint my wall, because you're really good at painting, I'll come round and fix your door next week, right? Oh, hang on, I can't come and fix the door. Oh, I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll give you three shelves. That's an acknowledgement that that much work, you know, you did three hours painting, that's three-shell, right? That's all it was.  And you can pay that back over two, you know, over 24 months. Yeah, trap and papalim did this. And by the way, I'm gonna make myself a little machine, and I can actually make seashells as many of the fuckers as I want. Yeah.  And then what it's done, in essence, is it's put a value, it's put a power value on something that should just be a simple exchange. You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours. If I can't do it, Matt, I'll give you three shells. That just means I still owe you for the door, or if I can't do it, you can give them three shells to someone else. They'll come and paint your door for you, right? That's why the economy's gonna be totally fucked, isn't it?   And there's gonna be help to pay when we have to pay the piper there.  Definitely. Oh, massively. Definitely. Like I said, though, Chris, instead of getting raged about it, this is what I do. But, Nick, we have the strength of mind. It's just do your very best to look after your nearest and dearest, your friends and your family. And there's no point in getting raged about it because we are only men. The power we wield is very small. Like I said, I have a good ability to segregate that in my mind and just think, you know what?  Fucking millions of people are gonna suffer as a result of this, but I'm gonna do my best practice and take every precaution I possibly can. Stay fit, eat clean, look after my nearest and dearest, save what money I've got. You can only do your best. And if you do that, hopefully, we can ride out the storm. And sadly, but humans, ultimately, we look inwardly, sadly, all the people that suffer as a result, I'm not gonna be amongst the worst casualties of that.  And I think that is a more empowering message, I think, when I try to tell my followers rather than just ranting all the time, which I do do for comical effect. But I do think you can mitigate.  But if you as an individual do everything you can to stay a laser focused and stay fit and stay healthy and look after your own and talk to your friends and make sure you're there for an emotional support for people, you can get through it.  There's going to be casualties as a result of this lockdown. And it's going to be devastating for millions of people. And all you can do is encourage those, you know, and those that listen to you to really do your best and stay focused and stay switched on and deal with it as best you can. But there's rage, input and rage, that sucks.  This type of thing's good. I've enjoyed talking to you, but that's the message I'm trying to get out there now. I think we're in for a rough time the next couple of years. There's going to be a lot of suffering and we've just got to stay focused and really do our best to keep people's spirits up, keep ourselves fit in mind and embody and hopefully get through it with stiff upper lips and stoicism like we Brits are famous for, right? Yes. Well, I can actually take it one stage further. I mean, chat with a guy called Mike McCarthy. Anyone listening might have seen he's the guy who came on my podcast. He jumped off the Empire State Building. He's a nutcase. He did have a parachute, but he got caught on a traffic light. So he got hung up, right? Well, at least it opened. I thought you were going to say something much worse than that. Well, the police were there trying to arrest him. His mate pulled up in a van and he jumped on the van roof and his mate drove off with it. It's just funny.  So, yeah, it will be interesting to have, I'm going to have a chat with him next week and see what his sort of plans are. I at least... I'll tune in. I always like listening to you.  But the trouble is because everyone's watching the left hand and not the right or the right and not the left. Their loyalties and stuff gets misguided, doesn't it? And they end up actually supporting the enemy. Yeah, no, you're right. I am cognizant of that right with my own background. I think I've told the story. When I deployed to Northern Ireland, for a couple of years when I got back, I had an irrational dislike for Irish people. Even though I am a part Irish, because I'm from up north, and we all are. You know, my great-grandfather was Irish. But I had an irrational dislike of them. And as you mature, you realise it's because of your conditioning.    And I'm certainly guilty of doing it with, like I said, what we discussed earlier, Islamic community. A tiny fraction of them embrace extremism. And yet part of my brain occasionally does want to rail back at them because of my military experience. And I do think that's something that we, like I said, you've got to try and educate people about because none of us are perfect.  And we do, we're rash and we're quickly angry and we're quickly judged. And I think keeping a hold of your emotions and that respect important for your wellbeing as well. Right. Because like I said, I call myself the angry boutique, but I don't think I'm particularly angry. And it's important not to be. So, you know, that it's all about, as I was talking about fixing the state, just getting people to walk back and think really, what's important in life, right? Things are going to go tits up and things are going to get hard.  And I think that that's a message that we should be promoting to everybody, right? We can do it. We need to have a can-do attitude. Our forebears dealt with far greater than this. We're the people who live through the blitz and we can definitely do this. And I think that's a good message to end on really, right? Yes. You're trying to get rid of me, aren't you? On my own podcast.  Yes, you pick up these signs when you're sitting in a chair like this. Matt, lovely chatting to you. Don't stay on the line. Let's just do a big farewell. And then we'll just cut the cord and that's it, right? There's no hanging. Yeah, we don't like emotional goodbyes. There's no, like, pushing the off-record button and then having a chat for another 10 minutes, all right? This is going to be the big one. But anyway, friends at home. Matt, you can find them. Just type angry boot neck into YouTube. What is quite funny is I've noticed people are actually typing the angry boot neck YouTube into YouTube, right? Yeah. You just need to point out that YouTube is unnecessary, folks. He is the angry boot neck on YouTube. Amazingly, there is only one. Amazingly. It just, it makes me sad to think people have obviously typed the angry boot neck YouTube into YouTube unless those keywords just come in from the internet or something from the search engines. So, yeah, go and visit Matt's channel. He will bring a smile to your face and I'll put your social media underneath our video, Matt. And give my best wishes to the north of England. I will. I will do this again sometime soon, I'm sure. Take care of yourself, Chris, all right? Yeah, and let's hook up at some point in this year, hopefully. Yeah, definitely. I'll probably be up your way. I'm going to try and get a camper van and come and do a podcast tour. Oh, quality. All right, coming off. Brilliant. All right, take care yourself, Chris. I'll see you very soon, all right? Thanks, Matt. Thanks for coming home. See you soon. Cheers, mate. Bye-bye.