going back to charles wade. charles, you're a uaw who works at one of the plants that shawn fain just mentioned. so you plan to go on strike at after midnight if there is to deal? >> i plan on going to join them as soon as it starts. and that's 6:00 a.m. i'll be shuttling people to make sure in any get out their membership to the line to hold the line for the strike line. we'll be out there picketing the next, till they get a tentative agreement. we're ready. >> i noted mr. fain said the a generational fight. what did you make of what he had to say along with the announcement of the strike. >> absolutely. like i said we're trying to make a new standard the for the future. my children, to make this a job that's a career. not a job. and i hired in it was a career. made me feel i was proud to build a car that i built one now 70% easy of most of these plants can't afford a vehicle they build. they're buying foreign vehicle because they can't afford the vehicle that they build. >> when he says everything is on the tab

i want to go back, now, to charles wade. charles, you're at uaw worker, who was, who works at one of the plants that shawn fain just mentioned, correct? so, you plan to go on strike after midnight if there is no deal? >> i plan on going to join them as soon as it starts, at 6:00 a.m. i'll be shuttling people to make sure they get out there, membership to the line. to hold the line for the strike line. we're going to be out there picketing until we get a tentative agreement, for sure. we're ready. >> i noticed that he said this is a generational fight. that's how he views it. do you view it that way? what did you make of what he had to say along with the announcement of the strike? >> absolutely. like i said, we're trying to make a new standard, and it's for the future. it's for my children, it's to make this a job that's a career, not a job. when i hired and it was a career, it made me feel as though i was proud to build a car and be able to afford one, that i built. now, 70% at at these plants can't afford a vehicle that the

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charles sumner, ben wade, and a few others. he doesn't know lincoln yet, he knows lincoln by reputation, he follows lincoln in the lincoln-douglas debates, a lot, and he also followed stephen douglas a lot. they had quite an exchange at times, and i was lucky to have a fellow at our center in yell who is studying that turns out stephen douglas and frederick douglass had quite an exchange. i had never known that. he becomes a republican in the civil war because the republican was waging war against slavery -- at least, it eventually was. as many of you know in this room, because you know you're lincoln, douglas was a ferocious critic of abraham lincoln in the first year, year and a half of war because the union government was not moving against slavery. it was protecting fugitive slaves and sending them back to slavery, or trying to. with the preliminary emancipation proclamation, the final proclamation of january 1863, douglas not only changed his tune, he appropriated lincoln as lincoln appropriated him. and he saw that what w

and should charles be wading in should king charles be wading in on environment on the environment againhe should sort keep his hobby to himself. >> that's just me. >> that's just me. >> thank you, patrick. and thank you for watching live desk. you for watching the live desk. we'll you next week. bye bye we'll see you next week. bye bye i >> -- >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good afternoon . i'm alex >> good afternoon. i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. the weekend will be a mixture fine on saturday for the vast majority turning windy on sunday and quite wet, particularly in the west thanks to this weather system way out in the atlantic. ahead of that, this little ridge of high pressure will bring most of high pressure will bring most of day tomorrow. but of us a fine day tomorrow. but ahead of that, we've lots ahead of that, we've seen lots of showers today and still quite a this a few of them around this evening. heavy ones, quite evening. some heavy ones, quite a spray an

i'd been critical of charles, you know , he was of charles, you know, he was been wading into politicsle, that felt highly inappropriate to me . but something changed that night with that address to the country . do you agree? country. do you agree? >> i agree . firstly, the crown >> i agree. firstly, the crown is not my show . i >> i agree. firstly, the crown is not my show. i am just the historical adviser . historical adviser. >> and many people argue with credit for it takes many people argue with the history. >> great by the >> but the great show, by the way, you. but the point way, thank you. but the point you're saw that you're making, we saw that difference we saw difference that night. we saw feeling prince charles, feeling in what prince charles, the new king, said . now that the new king, said. now that feeling was something the queen drained from her public appearances. it was her nature . appearances. it was her nature. she was a shy person. and her interpretation of a neutral monarchy was to step back. what's been very interesting about king charles is the way in which he

i'd been critical of charles, you know , he was of charles, you know, he was been wading into politicsmple, that felt highly inappropriate to me . but something changed that night with that address to the country . do you agree? country. do you agree? >> i agree . firstly, the crown >> i agree. firstly, the crown is not my show . i >> i agree. firstly, the crown is not my show. i am just the historical adviser . historical adviser. >> and many people argue with credit for it takes many people argue with the history. >> great by the >> but the great show, by the way, you. but the point way, thank you. but the point you're saw that you're making, we saw that difference we saw difference that night. we saw feeling prince charles, feeling in what prince charles, the new king, said . now that the new king, said. now that feeling was something the queen drained from her public appearances. it was her nature . appearances. it was her nature. she was a shy person. and her interpretation of a neutral monarchy was to step back. what's been very interesting about king charles is the way in which