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and you saw his sort of cheshire cat. >> grin at that one. so, you know, look. >> he likes to. >> stir the pot. and what. >> you hear from. >> his allies. >> and supporters. >> is, okay, well, who's got a better idea? >> well, there's a whole. >> lot. >> of worse ideas, perhaps, but this one. >> is so out there, so out of the box. >> to use the phrase. that benjamin. netanyahu used, that, as we said in the paper, it's like he didn't even know there was a box. >> well, and again. >> our our. >> allies in the region are horrified by this and. immediately stated as much. our enemies in the region. >> going to use this. >> for propaganda, obviously, and. >> it does. >> create an awful lot of, of unrest. >> but donald. >> trump obviously. >> knew. >> that before he said it. i think. >> though. >> one of. >> the one. >> of the big. >> wins here. >> though, is for benjamin netanyahu. and you write about this, of course, netanyahu. >> would be. smiling ear to ear. >> about this because you. have the. president of the. united states basically. >> sayi

and you saw his sort of cheshire cat grin at that one.stir the pot. and what you hear from his allies and supporters is, okay, well, who's got a better idea? well, there's a whole lot of worse ideas, perhaps, but this one is so out there, so out of the box, to use the phrase that benjamin netanyahu used, that, as we said in the paper, it's like he didn't even know there was a box. well. >> and again, our our allies in the region are horrified by this and immediately stated as much. our enemies in the region going to use this for propaganda, obviously, and it does create an awful lot of, of unrest. but donald trump obviously knew that before he said it. i think, though, one of the one of the big wins here, though, is for benjamin netanyahu. and you write about this, of course, netanyahu would be smiling ear to ear about this because you have the president of the united states basically saying the palestinians should all be shipped out of gaza, and one would assume eventually the west bank and that they'd have no right to their land. so tal

i come from a farm in cheshire. dairy farm. we've been farming on our farm for four generations and over 400 years in cheshire. >> and are you worried about the future of. of the farm? >> yeah, obviously it's life really, isn't it, for all of us. you don't really see anything else different. yeah. >> and you guys have been here all day. you turned up early. you made the journey here into central london. it's quite a journey. we've had people coming in tractors from derbyshire, from staffordshire, from devon, from staffordshire, from devon, from cornwall, from all across the country. martin. it's staggering. and of course these tractors can't go much faster than 30mph. so you can tell how long these journeys have taken for everyone. i'm just going to come over here to speak to you ladies, just to finish off with why you two here then? exactly the same reason as everybody else. we need to. protect the farmers. because if there's no farmers, there's no food. no food for the uk. yeah. >> and just exactly the same, you know, we pay

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