Konstantin Kisin

Well, right, that's one of the arguments people here will make about Ukraine. It's like, you guys say you want to support Ukraine, but Europe... got more money, spent more money on Russian gas, rather, during the course of the war than it gave to the Ukrainians in support. So you were telling us we've got to pay for that while you guys de-industrialize, don't produce our own energy.

Well, right, that's one of the arguments people here will make about Ukraine. It's like, you guys say you want to support Ukraine, but Europe... got more money, spent more money on Russian gas, rather, during the course of the war than it gave to the Ukrainians in support. So you were telling us we've got to pay for that while you guys de-industrialize, don't produce our own energy.

Well, right, that's one of the arguments people here will make about Ukraine. It's like, you guys say you want to support Ukraine, but Europe... got more money, spent more money on Russian gas, rather, during the course of the war than it gave to the Ukrainians in support. So you were telling us we've got to pay for that while you guys de-industrialize, don't produce our own energy.

Like the UK is, I think, the Chinese owner of the UK's last steel-making facilities. It's just made the decision to shut them down. So Britain has four times the industrial energy prices of America. We're not able to make our own virgin steel, which is what you need for military use. Why would an ally like that be valuable to the United States? So I do understand that. I also think that...

Like the UK is, I think, the Chinese owner of the UK's last steel-making facilities. It's just made the decision to shut them down. So Britain has four times the industrial energy prices of America. We're not able to make our own virgin steel, which is what you need for military use. Why would an ally like that be valuable to the United States? So I do understand that. I also think that...

Like the UK is, I think, the Chinese owner of the UK's last steel-making facilities. It's just made the decision to shut them down. So Britain has four times the industrial energy prices of America. We're not able to make our own virgin steel, which is what you need for military use. Why would an ally like that be valuable to the United States? So I do understand that. I also think that...

there is a risk that that rhetoric becomes self-fulfilling and Europe and America do end up just kind of going in separate directions, which I think would be bad for both countries, actually, for Europe and for America.

there is a risk that that rhetoric becomes self-fulfilling and Europe and America do end up just kind of going in separate directions, which I think would be bad for both countries, actually, for Europe and for America.

there is a risk that that rhetoric becomes self-fulfilling and Europe and America do end up just kind of going in separate directions, which I think would be bad for both countries, actually, for Europe and for America.

Because J.D. Vance, and by the way, I agree with a lot of what he said in Munich. I agree with a lot of the stuff he said at the AI Summit, and I thought it was a really interesting speech that he gave for reasons we can get into. But if you look at what they're saying in those group chats in the Signal thing.

Because J.D. Vance, and by the way, I agree with a lot of what he said in Munich. I agree with a lot of the stuff he said at the AI Summit, and I thought it was a really interesting speech that he gave for reasons we can get into. But if you look at what they're saying in those group chats in the Signal thing.

Because J.D. Vance, and by the way, I agree with a lot of what he said in Munich. I agree with a lot of the stuff he said at the AI Summit, and I thought it was a really interesting speech that he gave for reasons we can get into. But if you look at what they're saying in those group chats in the Signal thing.

And we'll see how that plays out. Like I say, I think I see the American argument and I am deeply, deeply frustrated with the British government of the country that we are from and many, many European countries that have lived... Let's be honest, this is cloud cuckoo land. You cannot...

And we'll see how that plays out. Like I say, I think I see the American argument and I am deeply, deeply frustrated with the British government of the country that we are from and many, many European countries that have lived... Let's be honest, this is cloud cuckoo land. You cannot...

And we'll see how that plays out. Like I say, I think I see the American argument and I am deeply, deeply frustrated with the British government of the country that we are from and many, many European countries that have lived... Let's be honest, this is cloud cuckoo land. You cannot...

destroy your own industry, your own jobs for the sake of quote unquote saving the planet, which we're absolutely not doing. And we won't be able to do when China, India, and now the United States are completely just not pursuing those policies at all. Those are the three countries that produce the most CO2 in the world, if that's your concern.

destroy your own industry, your own jobs for the sake of quote unquote saving the planet, which we're absolutely not doing. And we won't be able to do when China, India, and now the United States are completely just not pursuing those policies at all. Those are the three countries that produce the most CO2 in the world, if that's your concern.

destroy your own industry, your own jobs for the sake of quote unquote saving the planet, which we're absolutely not doing. And we won't be able to do when China, India, and now the United States are completely just not pursuing those policies at all. Those are the three countries that produce the most CO2 in the world, if that's your concern.

Clearly, this notion that Britain can save the world by leading the way on those issues is ridiculous because no one's following.

Clearly, this notion that Britain can save the world by leading the way on those issues is ridiculous because no one's following.