All right, Alexander, let's talk about the deteriorating situation in the UK, and we had the

big Unite the Kingdom March. The British authorities and the British media, like the Guardian,

reported that there was 110,000 people taking part in this rally. It looked more like a

million. Some reports even say three million. So a massive turnout at this rally. The Kirstammer

administration is in free fall. He is in big, big trouble. The UK ambassador to the United

States has been effectively fired because of his connections to Epstein, which from what I understand,

many people already knew he had these connections, especially the elite and the

political class, knew that he was very closely connected to Epstein, but the birthday book came

out and some emails were discovered or leaked, which show that he was very buddy-buddy

with Epstein.

So the situation for Stommer goes from bad to worse, to worse, and there's no doubt that

the people in the UK are absolutely fed up with Stommer, and they've had enough of Kier Stommer.

Whether you look at the rally in London or

you look at the growth of reform, Stommer is on his way out. The question I have is when?

When is he on his way out? Well, indeed. Now, let's discuss firstly the rally. I mean,

it was, as you absolutely rightly say, huge.

And of course, if you have been following our programmes, the various discussions we've had about the situation in Britain,

the fact that there was a big rally in London should not have surprised you because we've been talking on these channels about

the deteriorating mood in Britain, the fact that people in Britain are becoming increasingly fed

up, increasingly angry, increasingly despondent, increasingly alienated from the political class,

which is interested in things which are of no concern

to the British people. And they sense increasingly that the political leadership in London

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