Saga and Marshall here. Welcome back to the realignment.

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we will answer your question right here on here.

So we got a bunch of responses after our biology episode on top of the ones we got

Marco Rubio episode. So we're going to take them as before, one at a time.

So today's question is from William and it is what if anything, can the American right learn

from other right wing parties in Europe and Canada, for example, with Boris Johnson?

And what I would firstly say is that anyone looking to see the answer to this question

needs to go back to our interview with Nick Timothy. He was the chief of staff to the prime minister

of the United Kingdom, Theresa May from before Brexit. So I think he has a lot of interesting thoughts

on that. But yeah, Sagar, what do you think? I mean, there's so much that we can learn,

I think from Boris Johnson in particular, and actually Duda as well as the as he mentions in the

in the question. So look, I mean, what the European right has done is exactly what I've talked about

for so long, which is they have aligned with the social positions of their populace. And then

they have pursued economic policy, which is largely distributed to their entire population,

which entails a lot of different things as in strengthening their safety nets as in industrial

policy in order to boost the productive sectors of their economy. This is something which is just

so completely basic, but has a lot of enemies here in the United States. And why does it have enemies?

Well, look, there's some of it has to do with kind of the uniqueness of the way that our economy

is structured and how it's come to be. But I think a lot of the reason why is because of money

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