My Best Interview Yet: Konstantin Kisin on Diary of a CEO
My Best Interview Yet: Konstantin Kisin on Diary of a CEO
This definitely one of my favourite ever interviews: Steven Bartlett from Diary of a CEO asked me excellent questions and challenged me to clarify a lot of my positions.
We talked about:
Why the promotion of victimhood hurts people
How political labels are used as weapons
Why I am neither left or right-wing
Do we need role models who look like us?
Why Gen Z are the way they are
Why I think the West is headed in the wrong direction
What the level of debt says about our culture
What Marxism is, where it comes from and who is teaching it to our children
Why the West is divided and can we do anything about it?
Andrew Tate as a symptom of pathological men vs. women narrative
Can you be a free speech absolutist?
Is the West losing its geopolitical dominance?
Why the US election matters
Why “tax the rich” is a pointless slogan
Why illegal immigration must end
Trade-off denialism
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The reason I liked this interview was not only Konstantin's clear and incisive answers, but the interviewer listened and allowed him to speak. The interview asked him a few challenging questions, but allowed Konstantin to answer without interrupting or giving his own personal opinion. There was no evidence of bias. This is a good interviewer. Compare that to the garbage you listen to in the main stream media! I've seen a couple of Konstantin's YouTube videos in the past, and was impressed, and only recently have followed him on Substack, now I'm a subscriber. It isn't often you come across someone who can give knowledgeable, clear and incisive views in an interview.
What a great conversation. Konstantin, you are a fine human being. You give me hope.