Hi folks, I'm joined by Andy No, independent journalist and the host of Unmasked, an anti-fast study.

Andy, how have you found the new media conference?

So this is actually my first time speaking live in the UK since I've been here for several years now.

I'm very honored to be here. I am always encouraged at the spirit of debate that is within the norm a sort of British society.

This is in comparison to America.

There's, even though the people here would generally be probably supporters of people like you and I,

there's also quite a bit of disagreement that's played out already in some of these events.

I like that a lot.

It just reminds me part of what's great about British culture is that tradition of debate and speech

that unfortunately you're

losing as your populations change.

And not just the population change either, since the government imposes more, ever more strict

and tight rules.

What do you make of the speech rules that Kirstam has been employed, such the Online Safety Act?

I actually have mixed thoughts on this.

So I think it's a serious issue that it is so easy for children to be able to access explicit material online.

And I'm not of the view that there should be no restrictions on anybody being able to access that.

I think that minors and children, there needs to be

some type of safeguards in place. And clicking, I am over 18, is, in my opinion, not enough.

So the backlash against online safety bill, I think, that has come from people who care about

free speech. I feel like they've

kind of overlooked that particular part, which I believe was part of the intention of it.

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