they say darien used i and some human editing to make the recording, in which the voice that sounded like the principal claimed that black students are unable to test their way out of a paper bag, and that jewish individuals and two teachers at the school should never have been hired. police say darien shared those recordings, which then spread through social media, sparking a fierce backlash, including threatening calls to the school, eventually leading to the principal's removal. experts say these kind of fake recordings are becoming more common. >> it's pretty easy to replicate someone's voice nowadays. >> it only takes about three to 10s of someone's voice uploaded into a tool online, and you can make that person say anything that you want them to say. >> and there are few options when it comes to protecting yourself. >> there's very little we can do right now unless there's legislation passed on a federal level. there's any version of yourself that exists online, meaning your voice, your face, or your likeness. anyone right now can take it and use it to make you say or look like

. >> y aqui le hemos contado la historia de keiler, el nino d cuatro anos que cruzo el darien sobre los otro migrante. >> noticias telemundo ha seguido su rastro y hoy pudo darle buenas noticias al papa del pequeno quien esta en dallas, texas. >> isasorio nos cuenta cuenta mas. >> ese es padre de kehler, el pequeno de cuatro anos que atraveso la selva del darien en alejandro. >> javier tenia dias de no saber nada de kehler, tiago, su hijo mas pequeno, y keila, su esposa, noticias telemundo logro confirmar que su familia se encuentra en tlaxcala, mexico sanos y salvos y asi ahi se lo contento gracias a dios, muy agradecido con dios y con ustedes porque es gran por su labor y excelente trabajo. >> mi bendiciones a todos, dios te los bendiga. >> no venia con el, tiene dos dos anos". >> javier vio el video donde alejandro lleva a keiler por la darien, porque asi se lo pidio la madre del nino, nos aseguro en una entrevista esta semana y tenia muchas entonces yo dije si le dejo al esta el bebe en muchas sedes, aqui al bebe, al nino, no la va a librar. >> y yo pudiendo ayudarle, no me voy a pe

they say darien used ai and some human editing to make the recording, in which the voice that sounded like the principal claimed that black students are unable to test their way out of a paper bag, and that jewish individuals and two teachers at the school should have never been hired. police say darien shared those recordings, which then spread through social media, sparking a fierce backlash, including threatening calls to the school, eventually leading to the principal's removal. experts say these kind of fake recordings are becoming more common. >> it's pretty easy to replicate someone's voice nowadays. it only takes about three to 10s of someone's voice uploaded into a tool online, and you can make that person say anything that you want them to say, and there are few options when it comes to protecting yourself. there's very little we can do right now unless there's legislation passed on a federal level. there's any version of yourself that exists online, meaning your voice, your face, or your likeness. anyone right now can take it and use it to make you say or look like you did

>> un migrante ecuatoriano e ecuatoriano rescata a un bebe en la selva del darien y en el camino lo entregaicef. >> yo dije, si le dejo aqui al bebe, al nino, no la va a li librar. >> hoy, el mismo nos cuenta la historia y muestra su rostro para que el pequeno se ree reencuentre con su impacto. >> al menos una persona ha m muerto. >> la inflacion sube otra vez y mas de lo esperado. >> se siente en en algunos la unidos? >> al va a librar. >> y el adulterio en nueva york es un de eliteo. >> un de eliteo. >> se castiga con hasta tres meses de prision y 500 dolares de multa pero un grupo de legisladores quiere terminar con esta norma norma. >> buenas vaqueiro. >> lluvia queiro. >> buenas tardes, comenzamos con informacion de de personas en el sureste de estados unidos r reciben el golpe de una tormenta que dejo lluvias intensas y tornados devastadores. >> los estados mas afectados han sido texas, luisiana y m mississippi. >> hay al menos una persona muerta y a lo largo de la region hay decenas de casas y estructuras destruidas, miles de damnificados. >> rogelio mora tagle tiene la ultima inform

seguimos los pasos de alejandro, el migrante ecuatoriano que ayudo al nino kehler a cruzar la selva del dariensde estados unidos nos dice cuales son sus suenos y como espera volver a ver al pequeno kehler de este lado de lafrontera. >> frontera. >> buenas tardes, hoy comenzamos con informacion de ultima unidos estan bajo alerta por tormentas severas. >> mas momentos, un tornado en la interestatal 80, cerca de lincoln, nebraska. >> los conductores detenidos en lamomentos, un tornado en la interestatal 80, cerca de lincoln, nebraska. >> los conductores detenidos en la carretera, al menos un camion de carga se volco a danos en varios edifi zos de laona. >> yo otro tornado arraso los suburbios de omaha, una comunidad de unos 485 mil habitantes en el este de nebraska. >> dejo casas y y negocios destruidos hasta ahora se cuentan 41 tornados en nebraska, en kansas y en texas. >> y precisamente en texas, en hueco y en el condado de na navarro, al sur de dallas, hubo tambien numerosos tornados. >> aqui las imagenes de lo que quedo despues del paso de un frente de tormentas en la zona que barrieron part

darien, who was the athletic coordinator at the high school made the recording to retaliate against thel who launched an investigation into the potential mishandling of school funds. >> reporter: police say darien was arrested today while trying to board a flight to houston, initially taken in custody for a gun in his bag when police discovered the outstanding warrant. he is now charged with disrupting school operations, along with theft, retaliating against a witness, and stalking. the clip was first circulated back in january and quickly went viral. >> i as a parent am horrified and as a rabbi i'm quite disturbed. >> it's hard to pay attention in class because everybody was talking about it. >> reporter: at the time the principal denied ever making those remarks. official says the clip had, quote, profound repercussions, leading to the principal's temporary removal from the school. a fake recording with very real consequences all sparking new concerns around the growth of ai. blayne alexander, nbc news. >>> coming up, our intimate conversation with the parents of american hostage hers

police say they traced the recording back to the athletic director, dazhon darien, through an email. he was arrested yesterday trying to board a flight. investigators say the principal was investigating darien for misappropriating school funds. >>> and "usa today" says 17 states sued the equal employment opportunity commission over a federal rule giving workers time off and other accommodations for abortions. republican attorneys general filed the lawsuit claiming the eeoc is illegally applying the 2022 pregnant workers fairness act. it comes after the agency approved its regulations on how to implement the law last week. the rules are set to go into effect in june. >>> still to come, a cat's wild tale. how the feline ended up 650 miles from home. ( ♪♪ ) asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. ( ♪♪ ) fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better

estuvo en proteccion, en institucionalizacion y en realidad mas del 95% de los ninos que llega por darien con sus familias afortunadamente por ahora la familia de keiler en venezuela la espera que no haya mas obstaculos en esta odisea migratoria. >> en mexico, isa osorio, noticias telemundo. >> ahora hablemos del medio ambiente, tema que nos regresa a mexico hoy durante la conferencia mananera mi coleg vanessa oc tuvo un fuerte intercambio con el presidente lopez obrador acerca del dano ambiental documentado por nuestras camaras en la construccion del tren maya y tambien hablaron sobre la falta de acceso a agua potable para las comunidades mas vulnerables. >> aqui lo ha ocurrido. >> de preguntandole por el impacto ambiental que ha tenido la construccion del tramo 5 del tren maya, un reportaje que planeta tierra hizo hace solo unas semanas. >> este es el legado ambienta de su gobierno, o sea, hay por lo menos 112 cenotes que esta afectados por la naturaleza como usted dijo que lo iba a hacer al principio de su de su gobierno. >> lo estamos haciendo, lo estamos protegiendo. >> ese hecho tuv

juega con su hermanito de un aÑo, a su corta edad, salieron de venezuela, cruzaron las selvas del darien alejandro , un migrante de 19 aÑos, rescatÓ al niÑo, sobre sus hombros lo ayudÓ a atravesar la selva. en entrevista con noticias telemundo dijo que no tuvo corazÓn para negarse >> tenÍa mucha sed, yo dije, si dejo aquÍ al bebÉ, al niÑo, no la va a librar, y yo le puedo ayudar, la madre del niÑo nos cuenta que no fue fÁcil entregar a s hijo estoy muy agradecida con el, no sÉ cÓmo pagar todo lo que hizo, como me ayudÓ, yo iba con el niÑo, el tercer dÍa, yo dure cinco dÍas en la selva >> una vez en mÉxico, autoridades de migraciÓn, ya la detuvieron dos veces, en una ocasiÓn, la trasladaron a un albergue en tlaxcala, donde estuvo 10 dÍas, de ahÍ, la deportaron a villahermosa, tabasco (informacion en pantalla) en nombre de dios pueda continuar mi camino es la Única manera y como? >> en el tren porque no tengo otra alternativa en el albergue de tlaxcala, conociÓ a carolina, otra venezolana, madre de tres hijos que pasa el mismo calvario. una de sus hijas padece una enfermedad congÉnita mi h

. >> keller, el nino al que vimos cruzar la selva del darien en los hombros de un migrante, hoy estamadre aqui, en la ciudad de mexico y hoy pudimos hablar con ellos. >> es una entrevista que solo vera aqui, en noticias telemundo. >> y que es importante porque esta historia refleja los retos que pasan muchisimos migrantes en su camino hacia estados unidos, los peligros a los que se enfrentan, pero al final nos trae esperanza. >> y sosorio preparo la cronica. >> aun en medio de todas las adversidades, a ellos les queda la cronica. >> kehler juega con su de todas la risa. >> no, no, no, no! su hermanito de un ano, a su corta edad, saliendo de la atravesaron el darien han pasado ha hombre y ya estan en ciudad de mexico. >> este nino que esta aca, lo vemos rescatando, ¿cierto? >> el pasado 15 de marzo, alejandro bueno, un migrante ecuatoriano de 19 anos, rescato a cady y sobre los hombros lo ayudo a atravesar la selva. >> en entrevista con noticias telemundo dijo que no tuvo corazon para negarse y tenia muchas entonces en muchas sedes, entonces yo dije, si le dejo aqui al bebe al nino, n

darien sutton.orning, thanks for having me. >> gio: look, i was in the park yesterday. everyone was sneezing. we got those allergies going. what do we need to know, because it feels like it's coming earlier every year. >> you're absolutely right. when you look at the u.s. department of agriculture, the numbers comparing today to the 1990s, spring is starting up to 20 days earlier and lasting up to 10 days longer affecting 60 million americans. so when i speak to my colleagues in allergy and immunology they give me easy tips. one is air purifiers, the high efficiency air filters, you want to change them. if you're about to start your air conditioner, you want to change the filter on your air conditioner. keeping windows closed when it's windy days. or if you reach for nasal products, nasal steroids or nasal irrigation, reach for nasal steroids and avoid or limit nasal decongestants, paying attention to the box. and then, of course, talking to your doctor because you might be a candidate for other tre

think what most americans don't realize is that a lot of these migrants are coming to places like the darien gap. there are organizations there like the red cross, which is always pin a left-leaning -- always been a left-leaning organization. they have stations with instructions and maps in multiple languages as to what is the right thing to say to the border guards if they are intercepted at the border. this is all actually being funded by the un. and it has gone on worldwide. if you look at what's going on in europe, people who were born in great britain, who grew up there, it's now not even safe to walk the streets in london or paris because there are so many people who have come from the middle east they have taken over every city. even chancellor merkel has said in recent weeks if she had known also c-span now and c-span.org. with that we will go to the phones. larry, a republican in franklin, north carolina. caller: yes, i tried to catch the last gentleman. maybe you can ask the next fella to explain the asylum laws to us. whether it supersedes the other laws when people come to our bo

the darien gap is a key root from migrants hoping to reach the united states. when many people are heated, in search of not only safety, but opportunities and before we go an elegant eruption of thoughts from mount aetna and it's all the locals are usually and understand to be wary of the powers of the famous volcano. but at the moment, she appears to be blowing giants, perfectly full smoke ring. so for now, sicilians are referring to her as the lady of the rings. what kind of vortex reigns on the actual near perfect circles of gas submitted from a low candle on the specific conditions side a mount aetna. and it's more of those gases than any other oak seen on your watching, dw, and you see as a reminder for the top story, the us and israel, our in highlight, expecting retaliation for the bombing of your rounds. embassy and syria, of the funerals for the senior combined. this will look hilde. iran. voluntary reserves, the right 2 quotes. take a decisive response. vinci's ruffles. the do big ultima. b o companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest

darien sutton is live with what parents need to know.ow the tell the difference between a picky eater and something for serious. >> whit: "gma" on broadway and the playwright flipping the script, writing two shows running at the same time. both boasting a roster of a-list talent. amy herzog joining us days before her next opening night. ♪ i can buy myself flowers ♪ >> janai: and "gma" is live from the nation's capital taking you inside the cherry blossom festival parade. all the flowers, festivities and some familiar faces as we say good morning, america. ♪ >>> it's saturday morning. this is "gma." >> gio: we do say, good morning, america. things are in full bloom here in washington. we've got the marching band ready to go. we've got the flowers ready to go here for the cherry blossom festival and so many people ready to greet the onlookers descending on d.c. right now. i think we have princess tiana because she arrived moments ago. it's a lot of excitement here in d.c., guys. >> janai: so much excitement. the perfect song. gio, we are s

one person died in the village of nikolaev darien, kursk region, due to a fire that started after thendiary ammunition. by ukrainian drones, governor roman strovoit reported this, earlier he reported about the shelling village of kozino, two women came under fire there, one died on the spot, the second was sent to the regional hospital. starovoit also recalled that two more village residents were wounded during the shelling this morning. ukraine continues to fight those who cannot respond. kiev municipal services began dismantling the monument in honor of pereyaslavl. the city administration reported this. the arch of friendship of peoples was installed in kiev in 1982 in honor of the transition in 1650 of the fourth zaporizhian cossacks to the citizenship of the russian tsar. let me remind you that pereyaslavskaya rada is a meeting of representatives of the zaporozhye cossacks led by hetman bohdan khmelnytsky, which took place in the middle of the 16th century. at it , a decision was publicly made to unite the territory of the zaporozhye army with the russian kingdom, secured by an o

think what most americans don't realize is that a lot of these migrants are coming to places like the darien gap. there are organizations there like the red cross, which is always pin a left-leaning -- always been a left-leaning organization. they have stations with instructions and maps in multiple languages as

. >> es un nino migrante de venezuela que cruzo la peligrosa selva del darien en los hombros de alejandron radica en venezuela. >> ella me llamo ayer y me dijo como a las 3, de la tarde, mama, me quieren en mi en migracion supuestamente me van a devolver, pero lo que supe que no no la devolvieron, que la tienen alla. >> esta y otras noticias a las 11.35 pm, 10.35 del centro, aqui los hombros de alejandro. >> la abuela radica en llamo las 4 mama me tienen en migracion medico y a que supe es que alla. >> la tienen que ya esperamos. >> los jueves anunciaron que preparan una alerta por inyecciones de botox falsificado que ya han hospitalizado al menos a cuatro personas, pero ¿que es el botox, se trata de una neurotoxina elaborada por una bacteria llamada clostridium botulinum. >> se usa para tratar distintos trastornos de salud, como por ejemplo el estrabismo, la migrana y tambien la incontinencia urinaria en paraplejicos, pero su aplicacion mas conocida es estetica para la eliminacion de las arrugas. >> su popularidad ha hecho que muchas personas acudan incluso a centros medicos no regulados

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they're not hiking through the darien gap for nine months.atrocity, every stae is a border state. we lost over 330 of thousand 3s to overdose deaths since joe biden took office. we're in a cold war with china. we're in a cyber war every day with china. and now we've got in add a digs to this mass invasion, we are taking mass deaths because of the fentanyl that's coming from china. maria: and i wouldn't call them overdose deaths, by the way, governor. these people did not say i want to get fentanyl and let me overdose on it. they were poisoned. let's face it. they're thinking they're something else. everything is laced. these are poisonings coming from china. >> yes. agree completely. fentanyl poisonings. maria: thank you. governor, good to see you. thank you so much, doug burgum joining us. quick break, how big banks are giving a new read on economic conditions, fox's kelly o'grady live with details. >> reporter: good morning, maria. it's kind of the unofficial kickoff of earnings season this morning, all eyes on the big banks. they're coming

darien sutton is here. ♪ hey baby ♪ >> rebecca: gwen stefani has no doubt.r reunion, one decade in the making. >> michael: our comfort food america tour hitting the jack pot in denver. >> hi, guys. come on in. >> michael: bringing the taste of mexican comfort food to the mile high city. >> makes me feel like home. >> michael: we're there live, as we say good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> michael: good morning america. comfort food. our favorite. we have comfort food in america tour. we're gonna pull up to denver, go to a family restaurant known for their tacos. that's all coming up. >> george: listening to miley cyrus, but also taylor swift is stirring up excitement for her new album. >> rebecca: i'm glad you knew that, george. this is miley. this is not taylor. we love both of them. plus, we have the latest on the vatican's new statement on issues like surrogacy and more. >> george: first look at the top stories and more. we start with the arrest of an idaho man on charges of planning to carry out deadly attacks on chu

darien sutton is here.what's going on with this report? >> screenings are so vital and important. what's concerning about this new report that i have been understanding myself is that the numbers are not where they should be. one in four women overall don't get their timely mammogram and one in three women, robin, more than that, 33%, those women with significant social health barriers are not getting their recommended mammogram. so what are those health barriers? that is in that world of social determinance of health. things in our life that affect our health that are not just medical including job security, food insecurity, lack of transportation and cost barriers. we're finding those are the reasons that are keeping women away from mammograms which are so vital. >> robin: exactly. they are the gold standard still. >> gold standard. >> robin: okay. the guidelines on who should be getting a mammogram, those always seem to be changing. >> they are. it can be confusing, which can prevent women from getting t

but also passing through central and the rest of north america, these incredibly dangerous, darien gap, where doctors without borders are saying that sexual assaults have increased sevenfold in just the last quarter of the year, because people are not just coming from south america, but they are also flying. it's why you have this explosion of chinese nationals coming over here. iranians, russians, they fly out here and they come into a country where we can't kick them out again because biden ripped up those policies. >> neil: guys, i wish we had more time, you both articulated very well. that battle goes on and the debate goes on. just without the issue of the homeland security secretary, who stays at his job. the president happy that he is staying at his job. i hope this has no more repercussions. we shall see. "the five" now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino monmouth judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and tyrus. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ donald trump flipping the script on his criminal hush money trial, going from a court to a

reasons will be, was the hama door row regime built an air a bridge and a land bridge through the darienling with a state-sponsored criminal organization. rachel: it's fascinating, the state of venezuela, the socialist communist state of venezuela working with these gangs. we had a congressman on our show, i had him on my if podcast as well, and he said he was getting information that our government knew that venezuela was releasing these prisoners from these gangs -- from these prisons. so why wouldn't we have known -- i mean, obviously, we knew that. how are we allowing them to come through the southern border, what is the our government doing? what are you hearing about how we're trying to protect ourselves? is anything being done? >> well, that's a great with question, rachel, because i think we were fundamentally underprepared for this, and we shouldn't have been. rachel: right. >> if you're paying attention to latin america, if you're august to our south american partners in chile, peru, colombia, they would have told us, this is going to be a big problem. so we shouldn't have been

they left venezuela in september of 2023, traversing the deadly and dangerous darien gap into centralrosa: we saw horrible things, dead women, children, and we worried constantly about what could happen to our children, if the river would take them, if they would dehydrate, if they would suffer from malnutrition because we didn't have enough food, or if they would need medication. amna: 32-year-old merlin, a former government official, says she fled political persecution. she and the other mothers banded together to get their families to the united states. merlin: some brought tents, some brought medicine, we organized everything. we are a total of 16 people, five mothers all traveling together with our children and we share everything and we help each other along the way. rosa: sometimes we would run out of everything and have to go without food and water. if all we had was a piece of bread, then we made sure all of the children ate so they would survive because they are not as strong as we are. amna: in mexico, they've entered a so-called "containment zone" set up by mexican officia

but also passing through central and the rest of north america, these incredibly dangerous, darien gapxual assaults have increased sevenfold in just the last quarter of the year, because people are not just coming from south america, but they are also flying. it's why you have this explosion of chinese nationals coming over here. iranians, russians, they fly out here and they come into a country where we can't kick them out again because biden ripped up those policies. >> neil: guys, i wish we had more time, you both articulated very well. that battle goes on and the debate goes on. just without the issue of the homeland security secretary, who stays at his job. the president happy that he is staying at his job. i hope this has no more repercussions. we shall see. "the five" now. ♪ ♪ >> dana:

rights watch report says columbia and panama are failing to protect migrants crossing the treacherous darien gas. hundreds of thousands of people flee through the natural divide between the 2 countries of the year every year. but as many well rough hello reports, they are increasingly vulnerable to robberies on sexual violence. more than half a 1000000 migrants cross the dairy and gap last year. the incident is jungle that connects columbia and panama. according to a new report by human rights watch, both countries have failed to do enough to protect migrants as the transit through rough terrain. that's what we need us to just kept in in task. one of the obligations that both the columbia and panamanian states have in accordance with their international obligations have to do with guaranteeing the life and integrity of individuals within their territories. regardless of nationality. conditional investigators say panama and colombia should do a better job coordinating a response to the worsening humanitarian crisis in the region. most migrants are from venezuela, ecuador, and haiti, along wit

appreciate 11 darien austin, cnn's omar jimenez is at columbia university, thousands of miles away in manhattan. demonstrators had been given by the college administration can a deadline of 2:00 p.m. eastern to clear out their tents and encampments omar, it appears that the majority of protesters ignored that deadline. so what's happening at columbia right now? >> yeah number of those protesters and students chose not to adhere to that 2:00 p.m. deadline to clear the encampment or face suspension. you can see the you can't get behind me. there's a good number of students in there right now and actually, you can see a good number of them seem to be sitting in a circle at the moment as right now as they do at times, either sharing discussions or things like that. but bottom line there are still folks inside the encampment that said we have not seen any direct action from the university just yet as far as even suspensions that had been announced or anything further than that. but to give you an idea of earlier today, essentially in this track space for this walkway here students and prot

think what most americans don't realize is that a lot of these migrants are coming to places like the darien gap. there are organizations there like the red cross, which is always been a left-leaning organization. they have stations with instructions and maps in multiple languages as to what is the right thing to say to the border guards if they are intercepted at the border. this is all actually being funded by the un. and it has gone on worldwide. if you look at what's going on in europe, people who were born in great britain, who grew up there, it's now not even safe to walk the streets in london or paris because there are so many people who have come from the middle east they have taken over every city. even chancellor merkel has said in recent weeks if she had known how bad it would be she would not have allowed it to go on. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> a live shot from capitol hill as the house rules committee considers

think what most americans don't realize is that a lot of these migrants are coming to places like the darienap. there are organizations there like the red cross, which is always pin a left-leaning -- always been a left-leaning organization. they have stations with instructions and maps in multiple languages as to what is the right thing to say to the border guards if they are intercepted at the border. this is all actually being funded by the un. and it has gone on worldwide. if you look at what's going on in europe, people who were born in great britain, who grew up there, it's now not even safe to walk the streets in london or paris because there are so many people who have come from the middle east they have taken over every city. even chancellor merkel has said in recent weeks if she had known how bad it would be she would not have allowed it to go on. host: a reminder for yo schedule. secretary yorkas will be on the hill today starting at 10 a.m. easrn. he will be talking in front of the homeland secity -- sorry, inront of the senate to talk about the fy 2025 budget request, so you can

darien sutton will break it down. what is your advice about keeping sugary foods in the home?stment. i think it's equally important to teach them about what foods to lean towards and what foods to lean away from. when it comes to sugar, robin, specifically for babies and children, it's important for parents to know the general recommendations. children under 2 years old, there should be no added sugar in their diet. over the age of 2, the total maximum should be around 25 grams of sugar. so pay attention to those numbers. >> robin: we have to pay attention to how much we're actually consuming and how much we think we are consuming. there's a difference there. >> very true. children are mimicking what we're doing. i don't know if you know, but the average american eats about 17teaspoons of added sugar day. that's about 71 grams. general recommendation for maximums are around 9 grams for men -- excuse me, 34 for men, nine teaspoons or 24 for women. >> robin: there's so much sugar in foods and drinks that we don't know. >> it's hidden in everything. you've got to pay attention to

in fact, one of the reasons they joined england was because their own darien scheme of failed. of imperialismnd anything that britain's done badly is somehow england's fault. you know, flanders fault. always you know, flanders and swann, the old comedy duo, used to say , whenever there's used to say, whenever there's a victory, it's britain wins again. when there's something, when loses, when britain loses, it's england's loss. yeah, the england's loss. yeah, but the engush england's loss. yeah, but the english should be proud to live in. actually, arguably, i would say the world's most historically influential country, italy , with country, along with italy, with for art and culture. and i often say that britain invented the modern actually it's modern world. actually it's england. invented the england. england invented the modern world with its language, the revolution, the industrial revolution, primarily english, no country did more to spread capitalism around the world. >> i've got to interrupt you. we are out of time. but, femi, just really quickly before i let you 90, really quickly be