All right, Alexander, let's talk about the July 4th elections that are going to take place in the UK.

What are your thoughts about the announcement of these elections?

Sunak gave a short but interesting eight-minute speech full of lies, full of a lot of lies.

And we have the possible prime ministership of Kirstammer on the way, possible, unless something

changes drastically in the next few weeks.

So, elections, interesting day to have elections, July 4th.

What are your thoughts?

I am sure that is coincidence that it's America's National Day.

I'm sure that isn't what the British were thinking about or why Sudak was thinking about.

The first thing to say is that a lot of the media commentators,

and it seems a lot of the Conservative MPs were blindsided by this decision,

they were expecting an election in November or around November time,

not as soon as this. And they're all incredulous that it's been called at this time.

And the media class is talking about this as a big gamble on Sunak's part.

I have to say, you mentioned his speech in the pouring rain in London.

I thought it was a dismal start for an election campaign.

Neither Sunac nor Stama are experienced election campaigners.

So that's going to be already an interesting fact.

I mean, you know, most British prime ministers, by the time they become

prime ministers, know how to fight elections.

Neither Sunac nor Stama do.

They've no experience of this, no background in doing anything like this.

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