Get a human, welcome to the safe space for dangerous ideas. Here's a dangerous question for you.

Is it racist to be concerned that there are now more immigrants in London than there are white English people?

Has the United Kingdom reached some kind of a tipping point in how it thinks about its own national identity? And if so, how should

it wrestle through those issues without rioting in the streets and in a civilised and democratic

way? We've seen race riots in the UK. We've seen migrant detention hotels

being set ablaze. We saw No. 10 Downing Street publicly condemning Elon Musk for using what it

called dangerous and inflammatory language at a national protest, which was hosted by the far right

agitator Tommy Robinson.

And today's guest was actually there at that protest, bemoaning what had become of the

England of old, what had happened to teacups and crumpets and umbrellas and bowler hats.

Dominic Frisbee is an English comedian, a musician, an author, a philosophizer about

issues of social justice and diversity, about finance and economics and Bitcoin, all things

cultural, really. He had a smash hit song after he was accused of being far right for

raising questions about Britain's immigration policy,

entitled, We're All Far Right Now.

Elon Musk himself retweeted it. It got tens of millions of views. It sounded a little portion of it,

a bit like this.

Oh, the countryside is racist. Dogs and cats are racist. Eating meat is racist.

Black lives matters even racist. Do you know what's also racist? You? So I wanted to understand what the point of view of, I suppose,

libertarian activist is by sitting down with Dominic to wrestle with the issues of knife crime in London,

immigration, race, conspiracy theories, freedom of speech,

and why China is secretly stashing bazillions of dollars in gold.

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