In regards to, you know, you've had Ben Shapiro on when he was super young.

Yeah, you know what I'm talking about when you had him on that Constitution?

When you guys had that conversation, you had Alex Jones on when he came in with the whole, you know, 1776.

Well, he had a petition to deport me.

It was quite funny actually because he said that he said that because of my opposition to or criticism of the

Second Amendment that I should be deported. And in fact, Obama was president and it was done

on the White House petitions page. And if it reached, I think it was a threshold of 25,000

signatures, the president had to give a verdict. And it went to like 120,000 people signed the thing

to have me deported. And Obama, I was on air at the time, and the news came, you're not going to

believe this. Obama has just saved you for the American people. I'm what do you mean?

They said, you can stay. He said that you're covered by your First Amendment rights,

which applied to anybody who's living in America, citizen or not, you're covered by your First Amendment rights, which applied to anybody who's

living in America, citizen or not, you're covered by your First Amendment right to

criticise a Second Amendment.

And he was absolutely right.

I was.

So, you know, I don't want to relitigate my whole view about guns in America.

It rapidly became clear to me that whilst I may have validity to my views, these were not views

shared by many Americans, and they didn't want to hear a Brit lecturing them or how to lead

their lives. I get it. But on that point, they both missed the fundamental point, which is I was

entitled under my First Amendment rights to criticise a Second Amendment. And so I should be.

And your position hasn't changed about Second Amendment.

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