Konstantin Kisin

But you look at what the chants actually mean, and most of the times they're utterly nonsensical.

There was one which was, we won't be free until Palestine is free.

And you go, what does that actually mean?

What does that actually, are you not free?

I think this is a, I mean, not in the UK, but I mean, here in the US, you're pretty free.

Do you know what I mean?

And the fact that you then, but they would argue that.

But then the moment you drill down, you actually go to them like, what does that mean?

Like socialist intifada.

The reality is they just can't, they can't explain because it's a chance.

Don't or can't.

The thing that we have in this country, I don't know if you have it in this country as much, is just the way the policing is biased.

The way that they will arrest Graham Linehan for three relatively innocuous tweets, one of them was a joke, and they will arrest him the moment he lands on British soil, five police officers.

You get other people saying heinous things.

Or you get, like I said, the example of Zahra Sultana saying, you know, we're going to fight them in the streets.

But that's fine.

And nothing comes from that.

That's ridiculous.

Oh, absolutely.

I mean, it got so ridiculous in the UK that the Supreme Court had to get involved to make a decision whether boys had pee-pees and girls have foo-foos.