All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is going on in the UK.

Things are not looking good for Stomer, and his popularity is collapsing.

And he's arresting a lot of people, it seems.

That's the sense that I get.

Actually, that's what we're seeing seeing is a lot of arrests are being made

throughout the UK for various things, mostly connected to censoring and going after journalists

and stuff like that. And the economy is looking like it's in very bad shape. So what is going on with Stommer?

What's going on with his administration?

They are off to a very bad start.

And they don't seem to want to make things better either.

Just sorry, they don't seem to want to make things better.

They seem that they're making things worse. What's going on? Well, I think your last comment actually gets to the heart of it,

because this is, in some ways, the most astonishing government I've ever seen, because most

governments, new governments, when they've been elected, especially if they're coming to power

after a long period when the other party,

the other side, have been in power. What they try to do is that they try to foster an atmosphere

of optimism and hope. They say, look, we're in charge now. You know, the other side may have messed up, but we are

going to turn things round. You can have hope and optimism and things are going to get better

from this point on. When Tony Blair became Prime Minister in 1997, he actually had a song,

a hymn that we were hearing all the time,

which was that things can only get better.

That was the sort of thing that he was pumping out at that time.

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