Asan Piker and Jank Yugar have been banned from entering the United Kingdom.

They had their electronic travel authorization revoked, which is not necessarily a visa.

It's basically a visa.

The way it works now at the UK, we used to be able as Americans, we used to be able to fly abruptly at any minute to the UK.

And you walk in, show me your passport and they say

visa waiver or visa on entry.

They ruled out this program not too long ago called the electronic travel authorization where

basically now you go online, you pay 30 bucks to get an authorization to travel there,

which is not literally a visa.

And I think they're doing this because they don't want to step on some treaties. Like the U.S. and the U.K. have visa on entry. So let me give you a quick example of why they didn't want to do this. The U.S. required visas from Brazilians. It's like 10 years ago or maybe 15 years ago. Brazil responded by saying, okay, then if you want to come here, you got to get a visa

too. So it's actually not that easy. You got to go to a travel agency or a visa processing place,

fill an application, send it in, and it could take time to get your visa to go to Brazil.

For the UK, you can do it online for a, you know, to get an ETA. It's very easy to do, but it's effectively making you pre-authorized.

I think the principal reason they did this is because they have been banning people they do not like politically for some time.

Now, Sunpiker says he's going to be doing a bunch of stuff in the UK.

Interestingly, so were we. Now,

we haven't really talked much about it, and because I try to be polite. I try to be polite.

But we had received an invitation for requesting my participation. I say I was invited to

debate at the Oxford Union on the issue of

the Constitution. And I think they've been struggling with it as not just Hassan Piker and

Jank Uger are banned from the UK, but I believe it's about 11 or so others who are coming in mid-May

for Tommy Robinson's event.

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