Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster vs. Woke Comedy | Leaving the Left for Liberty | Ep 2

Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster host the TRIGGERnometry Show in London, England. Both are comedians and know how to stay sane and serious when necessary, and to crack a joke at just the right moment to break the tension. Konstantin was born in Russia, and since moving to the UK, has been deemed a “Jewish Nazi” for stepping outside some very strictly drawn boundaries by woke comics. And Francis, being half Venezuelan, is known for his show “Mixed Race White Bloke.” But our interview transcends identity politics. We talk about Western Privilege and ask what country are we living in—Russia or the UK? China or USA?

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