Hi, folks, thanks for joining me.

I have the pleasure and privilege of sitting down and having a chat with Harrison Pitt from New Culture Forum,

you're a pretty conservative, and lots of other things that you do.

Thanks so much for being here.

Pleasure.

And taking the time to sit down and have a little chat.

So I thought we would just talk about the state of Britain and British politics, right?

Because at the moment, there's a strange tendency, and I don't know whether you've seen this,

for government by Netflix special.

And this, of course, was evident with the Netflix documentary that Kirsteuvre mistakenly called this fictional program,

Adolescence, which became a, something of a moral panic amongst our ruling class.

But also, Channel 4 recently put out a documentary about the grooming gangs, and I saw Sarah Champion retweeting this today, the Rotherham Labor MP, who was honestly one of the first people

to start speaking out solidly about this, so to her credit, saying that we need proper

investigations or inquiries or something done about the grooming gangs. But this kind of is

a bit of an issue, isn't it? Because, I mean, one, we know everything that happened.

We've had lots of inquiries.

We know why it was done.

We know who it was done too.

We know the tremendously awful results that occurred from it and the fact that it's still going on today.

So I'm not even sure what an inquiry or investigation or whatever it is they want would actually accomplish. But I'm also worried about the fact that our MPs are so dim that generally

this seems to be Britain is governed by whatever the most compelling piece of TV they've watched is.

What do you think about this? Well, it's a classic textbook case of elites who already know

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