All right, Alexander, let's do another follow-up on the elections in the UK, which will be taking

place on July 4th Independence Day. And Sunak is looking like he's going to get absolutely

pummeled in these elections. Farage continues to surge. And Farage, Reform UK, they've actually put out

their party platform, their party position as well. And I think a lot of people will be happy

with the position. But there are some controversial items in his party platform as

well. Let's discuss. Where should we start? Well, I think we can discuss what we discussed a couple of,

about week ago with Dr. Nima Parvini, which he said that he wanted the Conservatives to end up with no seats at all.

We're actually coming quite close to that point. I mean, it's astonishing, but we are now

closer to that point of getting, you know, having Dr. Parvini's wish come true than I would

ever have imagined. We've just had a big opinion poll,

18,000 people polled for the Daily Telegraph. Remember Daily Telegraph, deeply conservative

newspaper, very connected to the Conservative Party. Anyway, they tell us that according to this

opinion poll, the Conservatives will fall from

365 MPs, which they currently have in the House of Commons, to just 53. And Labour will go

down from, will go up from 202 to 516.

516 out of about 600.

And the most of the cabinet would lose their seats,

about two thirds of them.

And Sunak also looks like he might lose his seat,

which would mean that he would be the first sitting prime minister in British history

to go to an election and be voted out of the House of Commons.

I mean, it is a complete meltdown.

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