and there has been some reference to that from the conservative party chairman jack barry, who has said that the the party must unite behind re she soon act. he says the time for internal debates should be well and truly over, i think by internal debates he meant only in fighting at asked to be said, there is no surprises. in fact, of anything that's an understatement. busy because this party has destroyed 3 prime ministers, it didn't take the opposition to do it. the party did it on its own, for reasons that may well be justified. but the question has to be asked, how did they get there in the 1st place? and in the sense that why wasn't, are more, how should i put it more careful thought given to such situations as, as trust, promising tax cuts when the country couldn't afford them. and of course we had this whole crisis with the financial markets which set off a chain reaction with truss falling very, very badly. and in downing street in the only name as prime minister she, most of her term here was as a lame duck prime minister. the sure to serving a prime minister any okay history a

jack sparrow. so yes, that's sort of true. but about barry tragedy they have a bury their treasure. no, there's not a single record of any pirate bearing the treasure. that doesn't mean there's not it's not out there. but if you watched oak island again, i only watch one episode and it was so boring. i i don't know how they strung it out for so many seasons and they never really found the treasure from i understand, but there's not a single shred of evidence that a pirate ever buried their treasure on land and then left. why would they first they may never get back there, you know their life was short and brutish and who knows that they're gonna get back. second they might find it difficult to get back there just navigationally and third wouldn't they be worried about somebody doubling back or somebody else stealing their treasure? so if you find a real example of somebody who's buried treasure? that would be wonderful. well lastly. and now you don't like them very much. understandably the size would be a good topic to write about. but who's your favorite pirate? oh, yeah. this give

jack daniels. i never knew her private life, the power of drugs. no one wins that battle. >> in the early '70s, you're dealing with a very different artist, barry manilowe different than janis joplin and barry manilow. at this point, you've started your own news studio and you come up with the song for barry. take a look. >> looking in their eyes, i see a memory. ♪ i never realized how happy you made me ♪ ♪ oh, man ♪ ♪ well, you came and gave, well, i'll take it ♪ ♪ but i sent you away ♪ ♪ will you kiss me and stop me from shaking ♪ ♪ and i need you today ♪ >> the song goes to number one. barry manilow becomes a huge star. why did you think "mandy" was the right song for barry manilow? >> that was the first time i was testing my ears on songs, because at columbia, during that seven or eight-year period, i had signed only self-contained artists, artists, you know, that, in effect, that wrote their own material, earth, wind and fire, billy joel and springsteen. but with a pop artist and being a brand-new label, i had to test, could i identify hit songs for artists that didn't write? the point, chris, i want to make to you is that barry manilow only consi