If you really want to understand this, this is, he wrote a column in some right wing press,

and he said, speak to, this is today, said, speak to anybody in Britain's ruling class these days,

and within minutes they'll tell you the country's problems are all because of one thing, Brexit.

And I don't know who he means by ruling class because everyone in charge of anything,

including the Labor Party, seems pretty committed to it.

Well, yeah, I mean, even if people will say, even if you get people that I would say are

actually classified as the sort of elite power brokers in this country to admit that,

they would probably just say, because we didn't do it hard enough.

You just didn't believe enough in it. And it it's like there's probably other causes here too but no no the ruling class the barista I mean I didn't eat a book on TV I don't know I don't

know anything but like so goodwin writes the word virtue refers to being morally good or

righteous always good to open up a chapter with Webster's dictionary.

Fantastic stuff.

Riley, you have to, I know it's retread, but you have to say, but he used a fake napoleon quote.

He got fooled by brainyquote.com.

Like, that's the level of brainpower we're operating on here.

You know, you know, sometimes, like, people taking the piss out of this kind of an opener will be like, did this man swallow a dictionary? Well, in Matthew Goodwin's case,

centuries ago, thinkers such as Aristotle saw, I know, you should grow and it's stupid.

Centuries is cooking it pretty lightly for Aristotle to be honest with you.

Centuries ago.

Centuries ago, when the people buying this book were born.

Centuries ago, thinkers such as no one's buying this book except me.

Because we couldn't find a torrent of it.

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