I know Sebastian Well, listen to him. He's with us.

Thank you, Mr. President, to welcome back. They're doing it again everywhere they turn.

They see fascists. Individuals being freely elected by the citizens of their states.

Now it is the prime minister, the incoming prime minister of Italy, which is strange because

somebody asked the man that she was running against, George O'Malone was running against,

and Matteo Renzi on CNN no less had a slightly different approach to the question, cut five

play cards.

That is not a danger for Italian democracy. She is my rival. I'm rival. We will continue

to fight each other, but the ideas are now the risk of fascism in Italy is absolutely

a fake news.

The idea that Italy is in danger of fascism is absolutely fake news.

Quote unquote from Matteo Renzi, the left-wing politician who was defeated by George O'Malone.

Let's extrapolate further. Why there seems to be international TDS or

derangements in Rome with any conservative, with our regular one of our favorites here on

America first.

Lord Conrad Black, host co-host of the podcast, Scottish Incents, and presidential historian

amongst many, many other things. Lord Black, welcome back.

Thanks very much, Sebastian.

So we were saying in the break, it seems as if we've had an intermedzo, a little hiatus

in conservative successes, especially with what happened in 2020 with the elections here

in America. But it looks as if given Sweden, given Italy, that the good guys are winning

again. Is it too early to say that?

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