What should we have for dinner Trevor? We've got a few bits in the fridge.

Beets me, Connie.

Hang on, I'll use my phone.

How about a nice prawn curry?

Whoa, that's amazing, Connie. You got a chef living inside your phone

Not quite Trev at Argos.

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Can the phone what the dishes do, Connie?

What I tried to do in the book was to make Native-born Americans aware of all the gifts that American democracy has bestowed on them, not in the form of every four year an election, but in the form of the beauties of daily living in a country where there is no dictatorship and censorship.

And I think those are the things that if you have always had

this or known this as the only way that your nation has been governed, then you are likely to be blind to the other darker possibilities.

And now the good fight with Yasha Monck.

When I was promoting my last book, The People versus Democracy, I gave an interview to Targestim,

one of the biggest German news shows.

And when I was asked about the causes for the rise of populism, I said that there was the rise

of the internet and of social media, there was the stagnation of living standards for ordinary citizens,

and there was also what I called in that interview

the great experiment we're living through

of turning monoethnic, monocultural nations into multi-ethnic ones.

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