the redemptist order at the clonard monastery here in belfast was facilitating meetings between jerry adams and john hume of the sdlp, we know that conversations were happening between shin fain and fienna foil in the republic, so what interests me, i suppose is this counter narrative, because on the one level it's one of the most appalling periods in an appalling conflict, and yet there's this below the surface narrative going on, which actually becomes part a component part of what becomes the peace process in the 90s, so those... first directions of travel are what really interest me and it's that it's that tension, it's that's what i'm trying to capture in the new novel, i'm just at the back end of finessing the writing and hopefully that will come to publication next year, so what are we expecting from you in the future, what have you got your sat on the horizon? okay, well there's several projects, one i'm working on another article about the inla, i mean the article i've got under consideration at the moment ends in 1992 when the provisional ira moved. against another splinter group

the redemptist order at the clonard monastery here in belfast was facilitating meetings between jerry adams and john. the sdlp, we know that conversations were happening between shin fein and fienna foil in the republic, so what interests me, i suppose is this counter narrative, because on the one level it's one of the most appalling periods in an appalling conflict, and yet there's this below the surface narrative going on, which actually becomes part a component part of what becomes the peace process in the 90s, so those reverse directions of travel or what really interest me and it's that it's that tension, it's that's what i'm trying to capture in the new novel, i'm just... at the back end of finessing the writing and hopefully that will come to publication next year. so what are we expecting from you in the future? what have you got your eyes sat on the horizon? okay, well there's several projects: one, i'm working on another article about the inla, i mean the article i've got under consideration at the moment ends in 1992 when the provisional ira move against another splinter group fr

the difference between the leadership role of car goldeen then and more contemporary times with jerry adams and bring in the republic. movement along with him, do you want to discuss that? yeah, i mean, this is really where my scholarly interest comes in, is that the failure of an ira uprising from 1956 to 1962, operation harvest in the aftermath of that failure, the leader at the time, kachel gulding, i mean, and a thing to say about this is it's not an unreasonable conclusion to have drawn, but to look at since partition, there'd been attempts of uprisings which hadn't succeeded, so gulding's thing was, well we have, there's no point thinking about armed struggle, it's not getting us anywhere. have to take a more political pathway to this, and it's the 1960s, there's a general leftwood drift in progressive thinking, so gulding brings over roy johnston from the communist party of great britain, and they start to take a much more theoretically driven approach to the conflict, now all of this is well and good, but what it does do is detach leader from followers. gulding is not taking followe

the migrant crisis here, adam said, quote, i always knew that if i stood my ground for new yorkers that i would be a target, and a target i became. dude. new york congressman jerryxandria ocasio-cortez have called on adams to resign. he is ignoring those calls. chuck schumer and house minority leader jeffries from the big apple, have not done so, for now. state and local law gives new york governor kathy hochul the power to remove adams from our office but she said earlier this week that she has yet to make a decision and if adams resigns, or is removed, public advocate williams would become the next mayor of the city of new york. joining me now, republican strategist, susan dell personnel and democratic strategists and msnbc analyst, basil smikle jr. oh boy, okay. i've been looking forward to this conversation because as a new yorker and in exile in washington i cannot imagine a better grouping of people to talk about this with. this is bad. this is super, super bad. he says i'm not going. i'm hanging in there, basil, can he hang in there? it is bad when it leaks out that you're going to be indicted on a wednesday, and then you've already put out your rebuttal

adams' chief adviser. also happening today, the most senior house democrat, congressman jerry nadler joining the calls for how things play out. we're back with john and the rev. biggest city, bright lights. big, big and specific indictment over nearly a decade of charged alleged conduct. >> yeah, what's the question? . >> what happens next? >> i think the mayor has a -- is in trouble, to state the obvious, and i think, you know, one of the questions is whether the governor decides to remove him or not. in the end, the first core question is she has the power to remove him, is she going to do that, and i think he's, you know, he's obviously decided the hand he's going to try to play here, which is, you know, to try to wage the law fare argument against the biden administration's justice department is, a, i think probably just on the merits a bad argument, but also one that's not going to further his cause very well in the democratic party, which has always been a little tenuous for a variety of reasons. in the end, we're in the courts now, and the indictment is brutal. i've seen weak indictments against may

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caller: this is jerry from kansas and i was going to ask you anyway democrats one of the going to admit that quite frankly eric adams hasn't done anything that the other -- eric adams has done. taking money from foreign countries like the bidens have done with china and russia and the clintons have done the same thing. and quite frankly democrats seem to be racist they can get rid of him because he's black and they are a threat to democracy because he was elected by the people so trump is giving you the fact that he was elected and there's no other way to get rid of him then to indict him. so usually the democrats stick together but eric adams crossed the biden administration by saying that they were allowing illegals and president trump said a fact that he be indicted within a year and he is. thank you for taking my call. >> is this doug? are you there? >> good morning, go ahead. caller: ok. i would like to know why we can't put trump in office if he's more capable and when biden was acting it was maybe two years ago when they said there were floods in california and there wasn't and flu over helicopter and i don't

jerry, i have continued a 100 percent winning starts a qualifying group e. how about those sort of go from adams or gun met with the days of the foxes to know up against liberia in monrovia, baghdad, bridge would add a food to seal good, 3, know, and then sell that for good have kicks the big campaign of disappointing seemed to him to against you gander, a 3 to win again, south sedan meant by find a buff on a. were able to pick up only 3 points on the road here. telling tim, but uh with the winning gold in the 50 minutes of stuff is done. in the nfl, the miami dolphins have cooled for strong action to be taken against the police officers who detained. they still play a ty, reach ill. it comes off the new party can footage was released showing the incidents which occurred before the dolphins. first game of the season, david stakes reports what started as a routine traffic stop. quickly escalated what do you come fitted shows. the moment nfl starts harvey kill was pulled out of any of the miami dolphins hall, dropped stadium just hours before the 1st game of the season. what happened next is open

jerry, it will say made it to is it arrives. they beat live barriers, 3 visits that let me just 25 minutes to get the 1st to those. a decent strike. here from adams, oregon. the wind sees the main top of creepy with a full pointed advantage of the targets elsewhere reading champions, ivory, castell say one them out to the chat, the kind of rain and nigeria vice house to go list rules. and australian hockey play has been banned from competing for 12 months after he was arrested in paris to bind cocaine. and during the olympics, tom craig must have hospice the band with the remaining 6 months suspended, providing he meets conduct and behavior requirements. craig was detained by french police last months of purchasing the drug days after australia lost the course of find that the games he was released with the criminal warning credit because make more than $100.00 apparent, says for his country and helps them when silva take care games in 2021. that is only useful for me that pizza will have more lights at 3. we'll see you later. thank you so much. well then as well as president nicholas, my duro has said that he respects the decision by the opposit

jerry also made it to wait. is that a right? it was a beach fly bear? yes, 3. no. it's just 25 minutes to get the 1st 2 goals. a decent strike here from adams . so again, the, when it sees the main, toughest creepy, with a full point advantage over time to go elsewhere. everything champions i've replaced will say one that much with chad. but cameron an idea of what size house to go. this rose, that is the schools. now i would have melissa there. all right. who am i? thank you so much. students in finland are being asked to switch off their phones on laptops during school hours. so it's all part of for a reversal in the countries education policy, which previously pushed forward digitize ation experts. a long screen times have reduced learners attention spans, and they post more health risks. felix, me a wire reports this box box full of books as another academic. it kicks off of the poll. your line in middle school in north of health thinking for the past decade. the finish government encouraged the use of technology in children's education. they are any good restaurants near here. some institutions are now taking a shop to. they say, learn i

caller: this is jerry from kansas and i was going to ask you anyway democrats one of the going to admit that quite frankly eric adamsasn't done anything that the other -- eric adams has done. taking money from foreign countries like the bidens have done with china and russia and the clintons have done the same thing. and quite frankly democrats seem to be racist they can get rid of him because he's black and they are a threat to democracy because he was elected by the people so trump is giving you the fact that he was elected and there's no other way to get rid of him then to indict him. so usually the democrats stick together but eric adams crossed the biden administration by saying that they were allowing illegals and president trump said a fact that he be indicted within a year and he is. thank you for taking my call. >> is this doug? are you there? >> good morning, go ahead. caller: ok. i would like to know why we can't put trump in office if he's more capable and when biden was acting it was maybe two years ago when they said there were floods in california and there wasn't and flu over helicopter and i don't k

adam feidelberg. >> alan d. feinberg. >> rosa maria feliciano. >> my brother, tj. who like all of your loved ones, was taken from us wait too soon. >> and my husband fdny chief. my husband jerry was a navy veteran and a member of the fdny for 31 years. on september 11th, 2001, 2977 innocent people were murdered by radical islamic terrorists. my husband of 30 years was one of them. it is outrageous that our government would ever entertain the thought of granting the terrorist medial. if not for the outcry of the 9/11 community who knows what might have transpired. it was 23 years and the families deserve justice and accountability. >> the elected officials here today show their respect and reverence to the families on september 11. or in the president's words, 9/11. quite a remark. not just at the anniversary. in conclusion, may god bless those battling september 11th illnesses. first responders and the military in the bra. may god america and never forget. >> >> edward p felt. >> henry fernandez. >> judy hazel santillan fernandez. >> julio fernandez ramirez. >> elisa giselle ferraina. >> anne marie sallerin ferreira. >> robert john ferris. >> david francis ferrugio. >> louis