Radlib for short, Radical liberation is my channel.

Cool. Thanks for coming in. Just to let people know, it is Monday the 4th of May in the year of our law, 2026. And it's been about four years since I was in England. Really? Good to be back, yeah. Okay, cool, yeah. You're recalling that you'd met me when I was here last time. Yeah, you spoke at a Witten or Shieldings once.

You was the only person to get a standing ovation, I remember. Yep. Yeah, I was kind of amazed. Remarkable. No, it was great. It was a really, really interesting talk. It was arguably, I would say, the best talk is. So if people who might not have heard of you, you're sort of one of the more, I would say one of the more eminent people and like the dissident right.

I've just been around, I think, is heard of you. You're sort of one of the more, I would say one of the more eminent people, like the dissident right?

I've just been around, I think, is part of it.

Tell us about you, yeah, a bit of your background, who you are, if people might not have ever heard of you.

Yeah, so I got interested in political matters 30 years ago or something like that, a friend got me interested in libertarian

ideas. And then I just kind of kept digging from there, reading history, reading political

philosophy, legal philosophy, I mean, all kinds of stuff, right? And then eventually, and I was

writing articles back then. But then I had eight children. That's the thing everybody needs to know

about me. Eight.

Eight. Yes, sir.

You didn't pronounce, like, it's eight.

I was just in Italy, Ocho.

Okay. Right. So we had eight children, so I kind of dropped out for a while.

So I feel like my political life has had two phases, you know. One, I was writing basically 20 years ago or whatever. And then I came

back, you know, the children got to the point where they weren't all babies. And I started to think

about getting re-engaged. And I was like, oh, YouTube's pretty interesting. I saw Carl Benjamin, for

example, et cetera. And I was like, oh, there's a really interesting conversation going on there. So I started a little channel with the help of academic agent. He had me on as a guest enough that people knew me so that when I started a channel, I solved the major problem with having a YouTube channel, which is having more than five followers. Right, yeah. Getting off the ground is the hardest bit of it. Anyone out there wants to do a channel, I'm going to do a channel one day. Right. Yeah, good luck getting to like the first thousand. Exactly. First 5,000. I got my first thousand like instantly. Right, cool, cool. So I have a small channel. And I, in fact, since you're kind of the history guy, right, I should say I a lot of what I do

really is history at this point it's more recent history sometimes for example

a recent series on my channel was about the US and Israel relationship

which it turns out now was very timely right everybody's thinking about it

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