what happens, let's say, if bagley is not correct?s and music, people actually love it. i mean, you see how most of them like our music now. mostly all of them like the music, they're like man, i love the meaning to it. i'm like, oh, so you found the meaning. you're smart. montae: you actually listened. ray: you actually listened. most people are like, oh, i just like the beat. and they're like, oh, they're talking about hoes and stuff. i mean, you can do that too, but that's just not where it's all that either. i mean, this rap industry is-- montae: like i said, it only walks you so far. you can only get so far with it, because after a while, ople are going to get tired of hearing the same. i got this car, i got that car. vroom, vroom. ray: bragging. you're not supposed to brag, man. montae: stuff like that. and i feel like we could make that change, but in this place-- ray: i mn, that's just why me and you are so close. you actually understand what i'm talking about, i understand what you're talking about. most people down here, the

or nature bagley faces in egypt into his ear. in algeria, they indicate his world terrible in all those countries. so when you are talking about king edges, his replacement being better, i mean, it's clear that any one that nato backs in that region provides misery and poor life chances for the people in the countries as compared to gadhafi, albeit before the arab spring. well, not that's not the libya, that's why i saw i went into the the, the museum of the martyrs and miss ross and saw the photographs of the hundreds of libyans who were killed or disappeared under the gadhafi richie. so any progress that he made for his, his corrupt people, ah, was as much corrupt as, as the previous regime, or any regime that has been there in history obviously has denied by you. daffy's follow isn't safe, i'll good assays fall as robi is going to become the next president group. we look, i'll stop you there more from the former commander british forces in libya and author of liberating libya, british diplomacy in warren, the desert after this

but that's worth in my it says my bagley's here. that's a very busy bucket list. so how do you plan on making us are running nation? we're running world because it's one thing to be inspired by you, but it's another thing to wake up in the morning and run yourself. m turn. tell people that's all for for you to anything you can spare your 30 minutes. sandra. what about stragglers? see, the, they don't have time, it's too busy the schedule. what do you say to that? there is, nobody was pissing this one. that is not us once, really pissing this one. there is our responsibility, but not responsibilities. there to stand private. you just need to make time for it . yes. here and stick with a time. now that's an interview that i'm sure i will not be forgetting. and speaking of memories, i grew up riding bike flow. maybe not quite as big as that one. but you know what i mean? and it was one of our play time. often we came back home, so dusty and we punctured tires. but trust me, maneuvers weren't nowhere close to what these young south africans are up to. they're part of

and it was the end of an era, the end of the arrows, you say, the emily mo, looking bagley under the em, by the way, a signal euro. mm hm . in the years after elizabeth settled into position as head of state each year, she opens parliament and a lavish ceremony. and each year she reads a speech, but she hasn't written. the prime minister puts his words into her mouth. the bay with time. if you have not been by with by many millions of my friends, elizabeth, his britton's best ambassador. she meets marilyn monroe and of the hollywood stars . the queen who doesn't have a passport, makes 43 state visits during the 1st 10 years of her reign. she is britain's most important diplomat. ah, back home, her kingdom is in upheaval. the sixty's usher in a new era. the young rebel against tradition. ah, after decades of conservative rule, the britons want somebody who's a bit more modern. ah, the new prime minister is called harold wilson, the labor party leader. ah everybody, the establishment were absolutely terrified of wilson when he was in power. i mean, what was he going to do next? elizabe

the trail of destruction left behind is evident. civilians have been telling about how they were bagley targeted as they were trying to flee. they had bullet holes all over this windshield, but this car was hit by some large caliber ammunition from the side here. and you can see still the remains of what appears to be a white flag marking the fact that they were civilians in this vehicle. and then here on this side of the car, you see the point of exit, of where they ever rip through the car. and inside it's mayhem, you still actually have blood stains everywhere. and in the middle of all that, a passport it belongs to a young man who was born in september 1990 children who, who killed. oh, this is number in char children. but again, we don't. it's another example of a ledge war crimes. among the thousands of cases that investigators have been documenting says, ukraine's prosecutor general assembly mom, she has dispatched teams around the country to gather evidence here and borrowed yankee. they're set up in a classroom and it's full of people telling their stories. again, hill and civi

it was like telling them bagley is. com probably should be allowed to stay free. today is a history of looking at it. i guess when you look back on the figures that you know become legends posthumously, he's being called the che guevara of africa. you know, a man who talked about african self sufficiency to women's empowerment. but how did he deal with dissent? how realistic should one be in, in judging him holistically? in terms of the picture of our, the good, the fundamental point about him is this commitment of the detection to the welfare and well being of our own. i didn't look meant of his country of his people. and remember he also see the white up up there is age of will in west african. both frank are fully friends. that needs to be handled in a manner that it does not stay aware of. it could make independence for the pixels of west africa, which looking festal, which i saw, you know, no one who were respect, you know, one walking to the other thing to know about 10, which is important. is that dedication which you have for africa even beyond west africa