And I'm like, what? And he says, because a lot of the dirty money in the world goes through London.

Yeah, and it's renowned, isn't it? I mean, what was the film that was done when the Panama Papers came out? There was a film done, I forget what it's called now, but it showed that all that system was set up post-World War II, probably thought about pre-World War II, that made Britain look small and weak and...

It's just not cricket, you know? We wouldn't harm anybody.

And we've become this country where we... we seem to be soft and, you know, I hear people saying, we're just a soft touch is England, letting all these immigrants in and we're just soft.

And I think, Well, one thing that England isn't and never has been, especially in the last 300 years, is a soft touch.

Yeah.

And we can be accused of many things, but not a soft touch.

Well, I

Right.

And when he sent Boris to Ashdown, he didn't just send Boris there.

He sent Rachel, and all of the other children went there, uh, I do believe.

I don't know if the youngest went there, but anyway, um, of that.

But Rachel was the first girl at Ashdown House.

And he never even went to the school to check it.

Bear in mind, his wife's in a mental institute undergoing electric shock treatments, and God knows what else she was drugged out of her head.

You know? [laughs]