Am I right to feel that way? You know,

I think you're sort of correct, but I think they're both in the same direction, essentially.

What Vance is saying is.

what I think Trump has been accusing the Democrats of doing for forever in America is consciously importing people from these migrant countries.

Van specifically said the third world in particular.

And that's quite true.

These riots are largely a function of the mass immigration that has happened over the past few decades into France from countries in North Africa, particularly the Maghreb regions where migrants France used to have colonial holdings.

It took me going abroad to see for myself, oh, wow, everybody's not just running for the good old U.S. of A. It's wherever they can get to.

So what possible benefit can it be to embrace that and run on a platform that says, yeah, we love the immigrant population and we don't care about unchecked, unregulated immigration?

Well, look, it's a long term play by both the Democrats and the left in Britain and other countries across Europe.

They know that, look, once large swaths of immigrants come in, it's very hard to remove them.

And they have children and they have children at a faster rate than the native population.

And so this is a growing demographic block in Britain.

It has been radically transformed over the past 20 years or so now that it's almost over nearly one in five are immigrants.

And it's going to there are projections that by 2063, the white British population could be a minority in their own country.

What else is reformed UK all about from a political perspective? I presume you also have inflationary economic issues, employment issues and kind of curious where where Nigel Farage's party is on those issues that are important.