Hi everybody this is Gadsad another fantastic guest for you today we met earlier in November for the first time in person at Stanford University. I've got Professor Eric Kaufman,

how you doing Eric?

Great, I'm delighted to be here good.

Oh, I'm delighted to have you.

So let me just read out some of your key biomarkers. You're a professor of politics at the University of London,

which if you want we can talk about what's your favorite London soccer team. Your research interest, this is straight out of Wikipedia, so I hope it's right, is

orangeism from Northern Ireland, not to be confused with the Dutch soccer team who also wear are very famous for wearing orange.

You're also an expert on nationalism and political and religious demography.

I think we'll probably get into all that. You're part of a group of dissident academics. That sounds scary and ominous who speak out against wokism and academia. Some of your authored books, I won't mention all of them

and there's a whole bunch of edited ones.

They include rise and fall of Anglo-America,

the decline of dominant ethnicity in the United States.

This is almost 20 years ago, 2004. The Orange

Order, a contemporary Northern Irish history 2007. Shall the religious inherent the earth, demography

and politics in the 21st century in 2010, and your most recent book,

a few years ago, White Shift, populism, immigration, and the future of white majorities, and just

before we came online, you said that you're working on your

latest book which we can talk about that I cover some of the key markers you want

to add anything there? No you hit the high points I mean I have you know more

recently done more of these think tank reports that touch on things like critical

race theory and schools and public opinion on culture wars questions which is all coming into the new book, which is really going to be on, more on the origin and development of wokeness and the politics of it.

Okay, so that you, I think you had said offline that you're working on your last chapter and you'll be sending it off to the publisher

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