u. k. can now, here, after receiving groundbreaking jeans, sir, can i have a case of good money here? yes, april sandy, soft with a condition called audio near a prophy, which disrupts nerve signals from the air to the brain. trial therapy use the modified fires to effectively replace the full t t. and that's a for me, the the next generation in the united states. they're not happy with what is happening in gaza. they're not happy with the u. s. foreign policy and that's why they're trying to make their voices heard. the administrators of each university really have a choice to either escalate and calling police be confrontational, or to actually listen to what their concerns are. city stream of people being arrested, placed in the zip tie and cups and taken away many of the purchases we talked to have said they will continue protesting until their demands are met. this is solomon islands america. the serious scooby dive is a stable these guys have traveled from all over the world to be here to see some impressive and deep will go to rick. rick dog is attractive order. it's the histor

we can actually say is actually scattering the u. k. government, we can have what the u. k. treasury select committee has to say about it as well. there is a general consensus that the sanctions are not working in terms of the state of intent causing real trouble for the russian economy. the. i'm a, a full cost and it's going to be $1.00 of the strongest economies this year. horrible, but he chest about select committees referring to the i am at no friend of the kremlin and they're based in washington dc. definitely not a big fan. and that's coming out and, you know, predicted a 3.2 percent growth this year, which is absolutely must, if you compare that to all the western economies, which if they don't a negative growth. but the growth is, is really negligible in terms of the size of and let's take germany, let's take the u. k. now, the, anyone that seems to be doing i came a rad. surprised surprise is the us that seems to destroy these other economies of their allies in order to continue with it. now it's fine for them to impose these sentences cuz it's not really hurting

we can actually say is actually scattering the u. k. government, we can have the u. k. treasury select committee, have to say about it as well. there is a general consensus that sanctions a not working in terms of the state of intent causing real trouble for the russian economy. the i may have a full cost and it's going to be $1.00 of the strongest economies this year. so yeah, morales, we see that even the k treasury, so that committee is talking about the i have no friend of ross is that site based in washington dc, pointing out quite from here, 3.2 percent. right. which is way higher than this thing for any of the countries, even within the g 7? no, i was a about a little bit west of countries that are getting worried. and also, i'm sure it will. these countries wish they could be doing business with russia. right. now and they really cob, alright, we've also heard of it. i went about this uh economics of.

u. k. can know here after she's been given, provide breaking gene therapy scan. i have a case of good money here. me opal sandy, herself a condition called audio you'd office a disrupt never signal is from the year to the brain. trial therapy use a modified virus to effectively replace the fault of dna, which has been causing or deafness. parents say they're amazed by the results. i'm gonna be back in a couple of minutes more all the stuff is i'm about to stay with us and i'll just 11 days that ended more than 60 young live in may 2021. the powerful testimony of palestinian families in gaza. as they remember, the children killed during the is really bumming 3 years ago. 11 days in may. all i'll just say are of the . ringback the calling attention, quality pollution and extra additional cleanings in kenny is low income communities . silent brother was killed by police. they don't fit the voices, but the one past one day, an organizer on the wrapper. how old are these people from the begun supplementing buffer, then they have someone not to be put on the bus that i

u. k. labors sedate can, has one of the said straight as london man. he beaches conservative policy challenges by more than 11 points. the result is yet another defeat for prime minister wishes to knock them. they're willing conservative up to their worst local election results in decades. and historic said term for london's man sat, a ton said he faced to campaign of negativity from his conservative opponents. but he stormed ahead with nearly 44 percent of the votes, likely from the bottom of my heart, back to london. that's the order of my life to serve the city. but i love con, was the fast muslim to be elected lida as a major west in capital when he replaced bars. johnson as met in 2016 con is one of the u. k. 's most popular latest, and holds the biggest individual mandate of any british politician. his victory in london is the latest in thousands of local elections that have gone to labor. a heavy blow to prime minister receives through next conservatives. national opinion polls placed labor far ahead. as all lies turn to the you case next genera

u. k. it's not, i've, it's the u. k, u k brakes. it said you can have a massive migration crisis is suffering from either the population which student government has failed to the child in spite of promising the next route that they would, the i'm a big predicts that the u. k. will the growth of the you kite in 20? $24.00 will only be your queen 7th as sense. right. and then it goes up to 1.5 percent, but this is still tiny. if we look at the full, the global financial problem, the u. k. company consistently grew by around 2.75 percent, which is why there was so much for an investment that was driven into particularly longer. so i think with that we'll, we'll see that and then let's compare that to russia. right. rest of the russian economy is run exponentially. foster, in spite of western sciences, which was supposed to put in what cross russia. why do you think soon act decided to make a statement specifically about low inflation right before these elections? what, what kind of benefit does was he trying to get from it a little done? the truth is

we can actually see is actually scattering the u. k. government, we can have what the you k treasury select committee has to say about that as well . that there is a general consensus that the sanctions are not working in terms of the state of intent causing real trouble for the russian economy. the i may have a full cost and it's going to be $1.00 of the strongest economies this year. so yeah. morales, we see that even the k treasury. so that committee is talking about the i have no friend of ross is that site based in washington dc. pointing out quite from here, 3.2 percent. right. which is way higher than this thing for any of the countries even within the g 7? no, i was about a little bit west of the country that are getting worried and also i'm sure it will . these countries wish they could be doing business with russia right now. and they really com. all right, we've also heard of it. i've heard about this uh economics, i believe, but he's going to be so high school quite recently. i think it was a last night's basically saying t

u. k, tend to can more about the political correctness when it comes through russia and china in order to be all the same page with the us. instead of tackling the actual issues they are supposed to had or that's just about it for now, here on the, on the international, but from the news team here, the mother ship and most coast, thanks for sharing a time with us. all of our stores continuing online uh to thought. com odyssey and got the to some. uh, did you want to see on continue comes on. so like as of prescription auto mall on that are pretty much it on the all set. i saw it looks as though you were on the list. security is equal minus. those are missing. do something, but don't you think much of it? my just because it was a cache that pertains to him, i seen the blood, the rest. if you have a measure that there for you, i love a little more to remind you to see today of all, hey, recall number of on the menu. so the composite kind of what it is that the kind of easy is on like a sign up for that entered it into the bucket. i'm on it and gun go my buddy to, to book. so i have, i'll se

we can actually see is actually scattering the u. k. government, we can have what the pay treasury select committee has to say about it as well. there is a general consensus that's the sanctions not working in terms of the state of intent, causing real trouble for the russian economy. the i may have a full cost and it's going to be $1.00 of the strongest economies this year. however, a bull, but who chest about select committees was starting to the i am at no friend of the kremlin, and they're based in washington dc. definitely not a big fan and they're coming out and, you know, predicted a 3.2 percent growth this year, which is absolutely must, if you compare that to other western economies, which if they don't in negative growth. but the growth is, is really negligible in terms of the size of and let's take germany this type, the u. k. now, the, anyone that seems to be doing, i came a ride of surprised surprises. the us that seems to destroy these other economies of their allies in order to continue with that. now it's fine for them

supplied munitions can hit target less than 100 kilometers inside rush and potentially reaching the cities of donuts . and belgrade of the these weapons are delivered by france. the us and the u. k. now, the next group includes rockets bombs and you avi's from the us, the u. k. and portugal. now they can range up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shuttle cruise missiles pose the biggest threat they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. the u. k. and friends supply these missiles and have supported potential attacks on russia for more or less cost. now to our t correspondent egos down out here, it looks like the situation is heating up by the day. tell us the latest as well. absolutely, racial. well, you know, desperate times call for desperate measures. and it seems that such times have come for ukraine. see it is becoming increasingly difficult for k of to paint a brightened, uplifting picture of what's going on on the front lines. even the west and media outlets are not buying it anymore. they're saying that the situation is well, very, very difficult to even close to dia and russia is making advances every day has the choi

u. k. it is that in line life afterward admitted in the course of the u. k, that it's vaccine can in fact have some rare side effects. blood clots, also new police police count. and the south shorter class action lawsuit was filed against the vaccine. saying that if he's 51 people and they had severe injuries for the died because of the administration of the sexy and i was on a golf course. saw the have for me to find to be that the vaccine have schools this rare side effects. it is admitted that the estrogenic vaccine can, in the very rare cases, caused thrombosis was thrombus of the p, a syndrome. the causal mechanism is not known. so officer off, cuz then it goes to the mission of fall the disease. good thing is also the indian for to soon after the call, the go, i had received the same last scene, susanna todd, but of course, in india, the vaccine was administered under a different name. police use the same vaccine after the manufacturer of york by the 6 minister due to india information, and it was administered to around 80 percent of the population around 800000000 people in

u. k is not yet the so he can appeal against his expedition . so there was fee, as of joining us on his wife and his family that he could often today be really uh, within maybe 24 hours as they have said to be on the plane to the us and be expedited. that is not yet the case. he is still in prison, so his situation hasn't changed. he was too weak to attend this hearing today. so he is not in a good state, says his wife, but he is here and i had the chance to speak to his father. an awesome if this is the weight and then he said yes, definitely it's a win even though his son is still in prison. the alternative use that would just be much worse. okay, so i just thought he'd be fighting the space case for more than 3 years. and he gets to appeal to who, what, where does this case go now? basically what it stays with here in the, okay, if we had lost this intervention today, his only jobs, what i've had that would have been the european court of human rights. and that's not the case, so he can appeal once again to is extradition. you have to bear in

u. k. on portugal, they can reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shadow, cruise missiles pose the biggest threats that can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia, the u. k. on for on supply business, thousands have supported potential attacks on russia, ukraine to say what state were planning issues west and also with the new pay a capable of 165 to judge versus foreign minister. has course in the getting strong into conflict in that direction. to these of 16 across the will be destroyed, as well as other types of weapons supplied by nato countries to ukraine. at the same time, it should be borne in mind that f, 16 fighters have long been the main means of delivery within the framework, the cycle joint and h. i'm nuclear missions. therefore, we cannot but consider the supply of the systems to decaf regime as a deliberate signal action by nato in the nucleus. we're trying to make it clear to us the united states and nato are ready for literally anything in ukraine. or we discussed the what the issue we'd like on the

they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. the u. k. on front supply business solves and types of posted potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to replenish is west and also with the new play a capable f. 165 to jazz russia's farm and a step. of course it and the games. driving the conflict in that direction. a beast of 16 across the will be destroyed, as well as other types of weapons supplied by nato countries to ukraine. at the same time, we should be borne in mind that f, 16 fighters have long been the main means of delivery within the frame. what the cycle joint dates have nuclear missions, therefore we cannot but consider the supply of the systems to the key of regime as a deliberate signal action by night. so in the nucleus, we're trying to make it clear to us the united states and nato are ready for literally a mean thing in ukraine. k of the assets to join the european union have drunk. the only thing is with the blocks diplomats now seemingly teasing ukraine with accession tools to boost morale as early as next month

u. k. k j is going to be last 40 seconds. go ahead. yes, absolutely. i think what we can see is the us is a captured by dunning, kroger, leads for not only musically tone, death, but the tone deaf, and they are not capable of seeing beyond, you know, the noses at the same time that the global south is moving in tectonic long term, strategic ways, and this is the final thing that will, we're in the end game. we can see the moves ahead and we can see what the outcomes going time. so glad you said that because i'm sick and tired of talking about how the world has to revolve around the us presidential election cycle. and this move beyond it, and we are, i want to, that's all the time we have gentlemen. i want to thank my guess and del mar, in san francisco and in washington state. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our key. see you next time. remember prospect. the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the brush remains the only colonial empire that still exists in the modern world. comprised of both its colonies, disguise

u. k. it is that in line life off to it admitted in the course of the u. k, that it's vaccine can in fact have some rare side effects. lots, lots also new police police account. and the south sort of class action lawsuit was filed against the scene, saying that if he's 51 people does, he had severe injuries or they died because of the administration of the sexy and i still got a call for saw the have but which it find to be that the vaccine have schools this rare side effects. it is admitted that they asked presented to vaccine can in the very rare cases caused from bosis was thrombus of the p. as in durham, the causal mechanism is not known. so auster opposite. it goes with the mission of father for disease. good thing is also standing for to soon after the call, the go ahead receive the same last scene, susanna todd, but of course, in india, the vaccine was administered under a different name. police use the same black c i so then a go manufactured here by the 6 minister due to india information and it was administered to around 80 percent of the population around 800000000 peop

u. k. has officially announced that it is okay. what i expect the brains are doing or they're trying to find the appropriate target that will create the informational effects to demonstrate definitively, but yes, the ukrainians can use u. k provides weapons and natal provided weapons on russian territory. and that it doesn't result in any sort of catastrophic escalation to make it clear that those prohibitions can similarly be lifted up by the united states. i'd also add that this is not the 1st time that we've had this sort of pattern where the united kingdom actually sort of breaks the taboo on would washington is not willing to do . and then wash and follow suit. notably last year it's a bridge that led with the main battle tangs laundering, striking and with this, you know, it sounds like you're describing a native that is um, softening its stance and its restrictions placed on ukraine's use of western weapons. absolutely. i think european writ large, understand the stakes better. they understand the military stakes better. and they understand that, you know, who was red lines and his new color saber rattling. those are really follow tribes because the ukrainians in variety of different ways of already conte

u. k. more closely aligned with b u. however, what we've got here because i mentioned sprints the conservative box, they can send it off to you before the school break, eventually diagnosis. they want to separate from your so in hopes of issues. but maybe you don't particular things are going into the opposite direction because they don't want to be seen to be similar to you. i think it is an opportunity for some a to bring the pipe closer to the europe. can you not possibly introduce our case of the normal way, both of rejoining the european economic area. i haven't got better a might, but wish to be you, making it easier for the people. so that should be also made for example for you pay students to be able to join the rasmus scheme which is a run by you where it's not actually can you policy but say and the part you say no the because that's terrified. but if they say yes to any of the suggestions from the you are right, we made in the table government mental of the well, you wants us to rejoice to you that would be a disaster for the late apology. so that is the way to be able to touch in the room . that's why we're n

munitions can hit target less than 100 kilometers inside rush or potentially reaching the cities of don't ask. and belgrade the next group includes rockets bombs, and you avi's from the us, u. k. and portugal. now they can reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shuttle cruise missiles pose the biggest threat they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. you can friends supply these muscles that have supported potential attacks on russian r t. c goes down off, brings us more, you know what they say desperate times call for desperate measures. and well, it seems that such times have come for ukraine. it is becoming increasingly difficult for kids to painter, a bright and up lifting picture of what's going on on the front lines and well, it seems that the, the, well even the west and ex press is missing to that they're admitting that it is what some of the hardest times that ukraine has faced since the beginning of the conflict since the war broke out. but at the same time, neither key of notes, nature positive, seemed willing to admit and to concede to this new reality. so they are scrambling for means and they are looking

one of the good point aspect, the long distance observer is uh, you know, i, andre k j u, we can all speculate about how we like to see this conflict. yeah. but the russian government has yet to fully articulate what the knots vacation the militarization means. what the final delineation of ukraine will be. that is the key because if russia allows a cancerous tumor to remain, then the less job would be to get that cancers to over to grow and to infect russia . russia has to eliminate the cancer as to what if they do that. i think that's the end of nato and the end of the european union, which is now rather than doing the kind of proxy driven conflict that america nato, like to engage in. uh, they will be confronted with the reality of a direct conflict that they can't afford, and they don't fall apart. i believe nato's already following the part. and i believe it or russia into this conflict decisively where they terminate the cancerous tumor that is banned. there is ukraine, that nato will have to pay the bill. i mean, they, they can't afford the military, they claim they want to bi

u k on poor to go. and they can reach up to 300 kilometers inside russian territory. but the long range storm shudder cruise missile has posed the biggest rise. they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. the u. k. and strong supply. these my cells have supported potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to replenish its west and also with the nuclear capable. as 165 projects, we discussed the weapons debate with michael maloof, a former pencil, going to see in the a security policy analyst. he say this longer range missiles all given the go ahead . a could we found on the west, and i think there will be some opposition from particularly hungry and other than a few other countries. and then is certainly hopefully some reluctance on the part of the united states. because if, if it was longer range, missiles are, are green light and it's going to is kind of pause a very dramatic problem for, for on the united states or for the, for the western countries. because most scale can interpret that as a, as a, as an escalation on, on the, on the made those p

u. k. and portugal. now they can reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm at shadow cruise missiles post the biggest threat they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within rush up. you can france supply these missiles that have supported potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to replenish its western arsenal with the nuclear capable f. 16 fighter jets versus foreign minister as cautioned against dragon. the conflict in that direction . these of $69.00 across the will be destroyed is what is other types of weapons and supplied by nato countries. to ukraine, at the same time, it should be borne in mind that f, 16 fighters have long been the main means of delivery within the framework, the cycle joint and h, i'm nuclear missions. therefore, we cannot but consider the supply of the systems to the cab regime as a deliberate signal action by night. so in the nucleus, we're trying to make it clear to us the united states and they type are ready for literally anything in ukraine are to correspond to either span of brings us more,

can understand. now the political 5 over you will likely intensify before the general election with the labor party hoping to end 40 years of conservative government and the u. k. and the governing party doing what it can to try and make sure that doesn't happen. capielo, pennsylvania. oh, to 0 for insights. story the okay, let's bring it out. i guess now the role joining us appropriately from the u. k. and sorry, chris wilkins, a form of direct to strategy for the next 5 minutes. the threes of may and london can generally support cost to an author of democracy for sale. and unless the list of james associate professor of politics at the moment university of high will and welcome to all of you, welcome to the show. thank you for your time. oh, so i wonder if i can start with you because that awful lot of takeaways phone this latest round of local elections and the results that we've seen, perhaps the biggest take away is the conservative representational councils has collapsed to its lowest in decades. why is that annual if you as well, it's a number of things, i mean, trustworthiness increasing the local elections. you think you have local issues. so the thin

u k. and also portugal. now they can reach up to 300 kilometers inside russian territory, but it's the long range storm shadow cruise missiles which post the biggest threat they can strike this rather area here that's up to over, in fact, 550 kilometers within russian. now the u. k. and from supply those missiles and have supported potential attacks on russia. ukraine also by the way, wants to replenish its western arms with a nuclear capable f. 16 fighter jet. we discussed the weapons debate with mike on the list. michael is a former security yellow list in the office of the us secretary defense. he's safe if a longer range missiles are given to go ahead, it could very well rebound on the west. and i think there will be some opposition from particularly hungry and other than a few other countries. and it is certainly, hopefully some reluctance on the part of the united states. because if, if it was longer range, missiles are, are green light and it's gonna, it's gonna posit, a very dramatic problem for uh, for on the un

u. k. court news week helix founder julia designs can appeal against expedition to the us on the espionage charges will have more from one. the break off is good to have you with us. on this monday, the international criminal court stop prosecutor is seeking arrest warrants for israel's prime minister, as well as 3 how mos leaders kareem khan says, the men all bear responsibility for war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the more and gaza and the october 7th attacks in israel yes, yes. and walrus moss is leader in gaza. he's one of the men targeted by the i c. c . arrest warrant request. so is this match each man honey, the guitar based political leader from us? the 3rd, so most is military strategist mohammed die, s d i. c, c's top prosecutor says he has reasonable grounds to believe the 3 are responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed upon. and after october, the 7th murder as a crime against humanity, as will crime the taking of hostages as a little crime rate and other acts of sexual violence. joining captivity as crimes against humanity does what crim

u. k. are described as to richie soon. i can make the call, despite as conservative pausing training badly in the polls and french president, the motto, mccall arrives in new caledonia in a bid to come on rest. he says he wants to see a swift pretense of peace and security after the french territories of west violence in decades. the . i'm told me on logical welcome to the program. started breaking news coming from taiwan. china has begun its latest military drills around the self governed island which page in claims as its territory. china's military describe the maneuvers as quote, strong punishment for the separatist acts of ty, one's independence forces. now these events come just days after taiwan new president light shantay took office and called on the mainland to cease making. such threats are now attend to the middle east, spain no way. and ireland have announced that they will recognize palestinian statehood, although more than 2 thirds of the united nations recognized by listing in states. many western countries have

u. k. is high court has to was then we can be found into an assign scan appeal against extradition to the us. as long as is facing espionage charges that bought has been fighting an extradition, aldo from prison for 3 years, his lawyer is argued, that assigns may not be able to rely on his rights to free speech is facing charles in the us. it on and state me down to 40 minutes. technical for you know, cause the helicopter crash. my kid is president, if i am right. you see on the 40 minute stuff it happened sunday and near the border with author by john. it on supreme leader has appointed an interim president who must for the elections within the $52.00 search team, scout for the mountains and northwest and run for hours. and dave, in my hand, eventually locating the crashed helicopter and finding no sign of survivors. it was as it gets, so we've got a risk is pulled bodies from the wreckage below the helicopter wing down the runs border with as a by john with president crazy. and his foreign minister had been attending a damn opening center and the advocacy must be the more lucky because i d

k e l dot ga u. thank. let's see how he can pull yeah. may i may know mile my m. i know i hate to something does the the go to know the right? yeah. the movie was that what we're yeah. no big deal. oh well you, how long the i see the gone with the name that we have the no, no no, no no, no. p small cost flat. now we have quite a sam. oh my zip code. uh lucky how. wow. yeah. sounds good. thank you, sir. may i have that i can do ms. massey bye. it's the increasingly now americans are functioning directly in the fight for freedom from this far, far on the corner. and as president johnson has pointed out, it is up to us. we intend to convince the communist that we cannot be defeated by force or by superior i have asked the commanding general general westmoreland once more he needs to meet 1st mounting aggression. he has told me and we will meet the man by of the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the scenes the beginning of its history. the united states of america has officially declared this striving for freedom and people's rights to happiness. however, in rea

can give him a metal unfortunately. do you see any diplomatic repercussions between the u. k and the u. s. and any other policies involved or? well, it says to all of the energy needs to be clear that the printer's established is doing absolutely nothing to defend generally. and that's all the main screen, political policies, the government, almost all of them actually get in britain with the old republic section. i suppose in the daily mail uninstall newspapers. i'm positively, perhaps the kind of you, the sections of a political ruling class and the mashing aged in prison. i have not expressed any sympathy of fellows down to see the fusion of some actual uh, youtube. both means that all of this process, all that we have, some of them, they don't count for the judge if it's the operations of western states. so that would be an exposure to the nations people, most of whom, by the way, has the wiki, the to expose a role. so subject to match the advantage of uh, just us age. as long as this case has previously been described as the death bed full freedom of speech, how my today is decision i

u. k. prime minister fuse. so for you to use the correct a rupture in china as the reason for state gold for anything that goes wrong domestically in his country. how can you justify that? the lack of jobs for the youngsters in the u. k. has anything to do with rock just or i know every country has its own social and political problems that it's government must do with the widely known issues in the u. k. a while the u. k. government has been placing it use include the rising cost of living or inflate through buses, a sliding economy at the high unemployment rate for particularly the younger generation. the salty just offset at h. s. the growing crime rate, the elections, the challenge from the opposition, etc. well, just be to busing and by can see that these are a mall the obvious and critical challenges. britain is facing. what is disappointing is that many of the country leaders in europe, including the u. k. tend to care more about the political correctness when it comes through russia and china in order to be all the same page with the us. instead of tackling the actual issues they are supposed to had with an else and one wrapping up his house pr

u. k. 7 years ago and has been waiting since then can finally type in not in the home country to. this would make things easier for you when we have a baby to get there. so you should get some benefit from, from that home permit you from her company, like, uh, sub park far education fee, or the maybe called the park from the company that she works for, like, uh, normal household like, uh, between man and woman. but for our, for us is woman and boom, and we cannot get that. currently only ariah is the legal guardian of the daughter . what harriet is the only official owner of their home, because they could not legally share the mortgage. as things are now, if harriet, where to leave the house to ariah, in the event of her death, it would attract high inheritance. texas. the lower house of parliament is making moves to change all of that. it's past the marriage equality bill. the law still has to be approved by the senate and signed into law by the king. the us of poppin has been fighting for this for many years. you know, when we talked about greater social acceptance, it didn't ha

u. k prime minister risky. soon. i can also what he's going to introduce national service within his own, which somebody description. everyone can see exactly exactly conscription and now it's true. he's likely to win any strew of labor. it has criticized them. however, labor is the anointed one. these obviously they, they going to be in this, but i me say that doesn't mean labor itself is not going to introduce this in due course. so everyone of these is getting ready to fall will be banned. why? because they cannot admit delusion because you lose then basically you will need. um it's, it's interesting because, you know, when making you made reference to the, in the interview that uh the on gary and prime minister victor are the main with the economist. a martin. i mean, he's absolutely right. i mean, looking at the, the precursors of the complex and for world war one in world war 2. but i think everybody needs to stand back here is that this is accomplishing that the nato european countries want. i mean, rushes, not atta