william kim is asking. you will be helpful to stop a 1st explaining what the german coalition is for people who don't know. so i assume we all know what it coalition is. most of us do. but why i explained to con coalition for us and why collision is politically so typical for germany or. so to break this down, i think a, you have to look at germany's political system as a whole, which is different to countries where you have the choice between say, the democrats and the republicans and to go full team, a or team be in a national election this is not the case in germany, so we've got a lot of political parties and that number changes all the time. there's a threshold in the bonus tag. so when germans go to the polls, the, they can cost the votes and the political policy they choose. if 5 percent of the dom and both is say, yeah, i agree with those policies and not policy makes it into bonus talk. and that means that the bonus tag always consist of different parties. and then the question is, which parties ca

william byron has been confirmed as the fourth and final position. kim coon is there. kimmy? >> william byron gets the final championship four position. the 20 with a safety violation. i know based on what you said before, you're probably happy for that ruling. what was it like -- >> i'm not happy for anything but the rule is what it is for the crossover gate over there and riding the wall so it is what it is. i will go race and just proud of my team. we had a really hard fought day overall so proud of that. le. >> that's william byron. dave, the other side with christopher bell. >> christopher, theyville ruled against you. safety violation. wall ride. your thoughts. >> i don't know what to say. you know, i -- i don't know. i don't know what to say. >> you feel like the move was made and then you came off the wall, zplekt. >> well, i mean, i -- i understand that the rule was made to prevent people from riding the wall but my move was completely different than what ross's was. i got lose getting into the corner and slid into the fence. yeah, i mean, i don't know. i don't know w

williams. all right lizzie cundy i'm going to start with you. assisted dying a lot of people, you know, kim punching the air, getting all excited, really pleased the legislation has gone through. i'm concerned. what are your thoughts? >> it's actually i watched it and i was very emotional listening to all the stories i really was. and i myself am a christian. i believe god gave us life and i, as you know, was with my friend who sadly passed away in my arms at the age of 27, and she had cystic fibrosis and had the most awful pain i had, you know, lung infection, lung collapses, had to do nebulisers three times a day and life was really tough. >> and it was. and she was in terrible pain. but she used to say to me, each breath is a gift. and you know, and she wanted to live . so for me, hearing the live. so for me, hearing the stories is very emotional. and i've also had another friend that had terrible cancer and just didn't want her kids to see her like that and wish to pass away . so it's very, you know, it away. so it's very, you know, it pulls at your heartstrings because what would you d