it's not very difficult in limerick. ) and we came out of the hotel and would go for breakfast and be like... >> trevor: you must be. >> yes,. and it was amazing. of course we were all, like, kind of competing. but we found this, like, weird connection. because we were all women of color in a situation which we don't usually find ourselves. >> trevor: which is like in a skiify audition. >> yes. and there were six of us. and it was the most incredible, like, inspiring, you know, thing. and we have a group chat. >> trevor: wait, you guys are still friends? >> yeah, we still text, yeah. and they're all brilliant actresses. and it was just the most amazing experience. it was tough and haroing. >> trevor: right. >> don't get me wrong. but it was a cool environment, actually. >> trevor: let's talk a little bit about that part of it. you have women playing roles that were in the book men, and obviously, race almost becomes irrelevant in the casting of the people which makes it more interesting. was that refreshing for you to pl

so, munster next for exeter, the irish side beat wasps 45—7 in limerick.so they are out. they drop into the challenge cup. simon zebo scored two of the home side's six tries and is now their record european try—scorer with 25. they finished third in their pool. sale have also made it through to the last 16, they beat ospreys 49—10. sale suffered a narrow defeat to clermont last week which put their qualification hopes on ice but the win was never in doubt. this was the best of their seven tries and also the final one, jack metcalfe going over. ospreys remain bottom of pool a with no match points. they do not even get to play in the challenge cup. stade francais needed at least a six—point winning margin to make it into the last 16 and remarkably, they did it, in the last few seconds of the game against already qualified connacht. joris segonds kicked the penalty to give 1a—man stade a 37—31victory. they qualify at cardiff's expense. there you go, you are right up to date with all the rugby union, but do not take my word for it, go to the bbc sport website.

they had to beat munster or avoid a heavy defeat but went down 45—7 in limerick.scorer. —— he is now their record try scorer. they were already sure of qualifying and finish the pool stage in third. sale have also made it through to the last 16, they beat ospreys 49—10. sale suffered a narrow defeat to clermont last week which put their qualification hopes on hold, but the win was never in doubt. this was the best of their seven tries and also the final one. jack metcalfe going over. ospreys remain bottom of pool a with no match points. a terrible campaign. stade francais needed at least a six—point winning margin to make it into the last 16 and remarkably, they did it, in the last few seconds of the game against already qualified connacht. joris segonds kicked the penalty to give iii—man stade a 37—31 victory. exeter are through and currently losing at montpellier, which means they're heading to a last 16 tie with munster as things stand. but it is changing all the time. luckily we have another sportsday so i can bring you all the live sport, thatis i can bring y

they banned any limericks in south africa for nearly 30 years and went a step further and rightly andsouth african libertine from participating anywhere in the world but yet it's okay to be in politics when it comes the south african apartheid but not when it comes to the chinese communists and mass. the only difference is money, the amount of money involved. tax free on the back of taxpayer subsidies from the united states. >> laura: we understand there is a massive corporate lobbying effort underway against your bill. these multibillion-dollar multinational corporations that are housed in the united states and elsewhere are coming after you, what does that tell you? >> it's a national security issue as well because these companies like intel and coca-cola and procter & gamble they have massive defense department contracts if they want to send billions over the beijing. i said enough is enough, time for choosing, where is our corporate patriotism? >> laura: one more thing, china has officially warned our athletes that political statements during the games are subject to punishment. >

the winter limericks, i don't like them.sually get down the mountain without dying. yeah i know figure skating. the only thing we talk about is when we get hit in the leg with a pipe from 27 years ago. >> greg: no one really does care. >> joe: we should consider it because it just legitimizes the regime which is pretty awful. the like anything better to building some camps about people and a question mark >> greg: that should be in a lepic event larry. how to build a camp. build your fastest camp. every but is there. once of the other countries because i'm a get anybody mad. it was a long time ago but anyway. >> larry: i think we should kick china's but what were going there. kick some chinese but, the not good at it. what are they know about anything? it's a genocidal olympics, that's what they called it and know that we should keep that going. we should boost the american athletes and by the way one thing it does bother me as history teaches anything, they are liable to bomb and/or invade taiwan. after the quote success of

just a few days the limericks will begin in china. we are in year three of the pandemic.irst becoming publicized it was happening, you took a lot of flak from some when you suggested it might've been a wuhan lab leak. even the "washington post" corrected that peremptory were gratified by that. i want to ask you, doesn't matter kind of now more than ever we get to the bottom of how this happened? even while china is about how this great propaganda opportunity to show the world they can host an olympics even though they unleash this. >> it very much does, dana. a couple years ago now that i first said maybe the virus came from that lab. i did not even asserted as fact i just said it's a question we should ask whether it came from this food market that do not even have bats present. or maybe it came from the lab a few blocks down the street where they researched novel coronavirus that originated in baths under the leadership of a scientist whose name was really the fat lady pretty course the democrats in the media condemn that but it's now become increasingly clear over the

host: limerick, maine. you are next. caller: yes. i thought of something.as been established that no persons country is above the law, right? the president of the united states is not above the law. if we were to ask ourselves, and that includes the taxes as well. property is of less value when he has to pay taxes and of more value when he wants to sell. on and on. all the crimes that is done. if any of us had done any of that, we would be in jail. that's all we have to ask ourselves. he has to be criminally prosecuted for all that he has done. he is very protective. that means that there is one set of laws for one set of people and one set of laws for the rest of us. we have to ask ourselves, if we had done this, we would be in jail. we would be pursued by the fbi, the cia. law enforcement. thank you very much. happy new year to everybody. tomorrow is my birthday. i had to vaccines and a booster. and i'm sick right now. so. goodbye. host: how old will you be? caller: 76 -- no. 75. host: happy birthday. caller: three quarters of a century. host: annapolis m

after school, she went to study teaching at a college town in limerick and during teaching practice,re of what was becoming an international news story. everyone here has heard of sarah everard. a lot of people were aware that there were vigils in london, edinburgh, america, and other places, notjust places with strong irish connections. and we heard there was one in a parking edinburgh, ata heard there was one in a parking edinburgh, at a tree called sarah everard tree. it has focused the debate again on how safe are women question market is a debate that everyone recognises we should have. and i know that speaking to women in my own life, they never feel safe, as men do. people around here the stretch of the grand canal, i use it myself, i have used it to train for a half marathon and a marathon, and it is a very popular spot but from talking to men, no man i spoke to ever had concerns about using the grand canal, whereas women would always be a little more careful, a little more vigilant and even more so unfortunately this week. we are talking about a part of the grand canal asked