Unpack that for us, because it's a pattern we see again and again.

Yeah, yeah, it is.

I mean, I think, and I actually think that not enough focus goes on this radicalization process, especially, you know, as you just laid out, Jack, there are clear parallels between Tyler Robinson and Thomas Matthew Crooks, this college dropout thing, right? Same kind of period.

They were, I think, the same kind of person, but they go through the same life event and then suddenly they're murdering people.

One of them tries to murder the President of the United States and another murders the most important young conservative in the US.

I mean, that's a hell of a thing to do because we all suffer to some extent in our lives.

We all suffer setbacks and reversals and whatever, but these people, I think, take... reversals and setbacks particularly hard.

It's like a pheromone goes out or something, and the media just immediately spreads it everywhere.

Uh, who are you? What do you do?

Uh, I am...

Well, I started life as a Twitter poster and, uh, anonymously on Twitter.

And then my identity was revealed by some, uh, unpleasant left-wing activists in the UK.

Uh, I write about health and fitness.

I was the star of the 2022 Tucker Carlson documentary, The End of Men, about testosterone decline.

And now I have written a book that sort of...... follows on from, uh, the documentary called The Last Men: Liberalism and the Death of Masculinity, which is about testosterone decline as a political problem, and I think it is a big political problem.

Sure.