Today I thought I would talk to you about my passion outside of politics which is a

rolling around with sweaty men in warehouses. Sounds about right, yep. No I'm talking about

martial arts and fitness, which I think is something

that the rights should be pursuing more of because they are the embodiment of our values in a very real and raw sense. But before we begin I'll point you

towards this interview that Josh did with David Rodriguez a heavyweight boxing

champion. He starts he's gone into politics now and it would be quite interesting to see what people make of it because

he's a very successful boxer, there's no denying that and it's interesting to see people willing to go from positions of success into politics and

weighed in into controversies more and more.

It's a very heartening thing to see and he's obviously

doing a very good job of it too yes well the then diagram of fighters and

writers is basically a circle.

And I don't think that's any surprise either,

because the kind of values and qualities that martial arts cultivate

as you practice them,

it makes it basically impossible to not be right-wing, because it puts you in touch with

the rawst elements of human nature.

And I don't know, if you still believe in things like the fundamental the quality of man after doing a Jiu-Jitsu session then I don't know what to tell you

As I say this is my passion outside of politics Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is my

main sport so here is me and my my pal having a four looks like he's gonna give you a

a kiss on the head that he does doesn't it yeah but yeah he did win that fight I'll be honest because he's about 20 kilograms heavier than me.

Here's the cope already. But anyway the sort of values that martial arts cultivate in are inherently right-wing.

They because they it's all about hierarchy, it's about quality, it's about quality it's masculine it's

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