Hello and welcome to Broconomics.

Now, in this episode, I have the absolute delight of bringing on my good friend Radical Liberation.

Radical liberation, thank you for coming on.

Thank you.

A little bit of law for people.

When I first got into this whole game, actually it all

started with me speaking at a conference event, the Witten. And it was Radlib who asked the first

question of that and was the first guy to come up to me afterwards to say broadly, oh, that was a good

talk. You seem to be quite good at this talking thing. Would you consider doing more of it? And then he got me on a show called Unpopular Opopular Opinions. And then Carl watched a few of those and said, oh, that's the guy from the conference. Maybe I should invite him in. So that's how I got into it. It was... I did not remember that I had anything to do with that. Thank you. You were there from the very start, sir. Very start indeed.

And that was the last time I was in England, by the way, 2020. Oh, was it? Okay, but I think you're

coming again in not too long. I'm coming again in about a month, yeah. We must get you on the

podcast when that happens. So, yeah, what I wanted to talk to you about is we, Brits, we do have to, and we forget this often, but America is actually a foreign country.

You speak the same language, so it kind of guiles us into forgetting that most of the time.

And usually we're so culturally similar that it doesn't really come up.

But our two great nations appear to be a little bit divergent at the moment on one or two matters of matters of empire.

And I want to kind of get your thoughts on what it's like from the inside.

I'm sorry, in regards to Britain?

No, with...

Attitudes towards Britain?

Yeah, well, I suppose we could go with that.

But, you know, what is the sort of mood in the US for, say, the Iran thing recently?

Because I get confusing messages on that. I look at Fox News

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