leigh anne tuohy. leigh anne tuohy. this is leigh anne tuohy. leigh anne tuohy. leigh anne tuohy joins us now. leigh anne joins us this morning. nice to see you. leigh anne tuohy speaks from experience. she's the mother whose real life story of adoption was turned into the oscar winning movie the blind side. she became a star in her own right. i felt that it was odd. michael was not around for the promotion of the film. but his world wasn't movies and film and tv. his world was football. and so that was more important to him at the time. has he seen the movie yet or he's been too busy? he just had no time. i mean, he hadn't had no time. he's been busy. he's been very busy. also, i didn't think he wanted to be an advocate for something that he didn't feel portrayed him in a light he wanted to be in. i cannot deny the fact that michael oher has been outspoken about what he thought about the film early in his career. although he was very careful about how he criticized the film-- you've got, in an odd way, some celebrity status coming in even as a rookie. are you co

despite his dismissal, leigh looks back at his time in the forces fondly.ealth. do you have faith that you'll ever see any of these reparations? a little, a little, but not very much. i would like the government to take into consideration people who are terminally ill. now, because i'm at this age, i've got a terminal illness, i'd be able to go on my last holiday, i'd be able to pay my bills off. tomorrow couldn't be quick enough for me. it should be done now. the government say they have already delivered a number of recommendations from the independent review and that they're working at pace to deliver the rest. forjoe, leigh, and hundreds of others, it can't come soon enough. josh parry, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. after a quiet start of this week, things are set to turn one settled over the next few days as low pressure systems bring wet and windy weather to our shores but it will be mild for the next couple of days before things turn colder from thursday onwards. this weather front sinking southwards

leigh ann, did maga republicans — system. leigh ann, did maga republicans ever _ system.oney for ukraine? probably not. the security conference _ money for ukraine? probably not. the security conference is _ money for ukraine? probably not. the security conference is next _ money for ukraine? probably not. the security conference is next week - money for ukraine? probably not. the security conference is next week and l security conference is next week and and there's a lot of concern on capitol hill that us representatives including senators will attend. with nothing to offer it for ukraine. the latest iteration of what's happening, just in the last hour is that the minority leader mitch mcconnell has said that the border deal is dead, it's over. and so what he is hoping moves forward is this national securities supplemental taiwan aid in israel aid. essentially, we are in the exact same spot that the congress was in four months ago when they said that they would not accept — republicans, anyway — ukraine aid without border security funding and policy attached. they walke

despite his dismissal, leigh looks back at his time in the forces fondly.l ever see any of these reparations? a little, a little, but not very much. i would like the government to take into consideration people who are terminally ill. now, because i'm at this age, i've got a terminal illness, i'd be able to go on my last holiday, i'd be able to pay my bills off. tomorrow couldn't be quick enough for me. it should be done now. the government say they have already delivered a number of recommendations from the independent review and that they�*re working at pace to deliver the rest. forjoe, leigh, and hundreds of others, it can�*t come soon enough. josh parry, bbc news. now, i have a remarkable picture to show you. have a look at this. it�*s a free diver examining whale bones on the sea bed, off remote greenland. it was taken by swedish photographer alex dawson who won underwater photographer of the year against more than 6,500 other entries. he�*s been talking to us about his work. it�*s all amazing. i feel so honoured that somehow my image managed to make i

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i would advise prince harry to leigh your wife, meghan markle at home. that won't help the recovery of his majesty, the king. or members around the british monarchy right now. >> martha: thanks, neil sean. joining us late in the evening in london. now also joining us to get a number of input here, richard fitzwilliams. what is your reaction and what news have you learned from this point? >> i think it -- it's been saying, it's a real shock. there's no question at all that it's completely unprecedented trade, a diagnosis that is clearly serious. we don't know the details. the cancer is obviously something that rings a bell so sadly with so many millions others. there's no question that the way this has been handled, i mean, a short while ago, the king was undergoing treatment for a benign prostate. we know something about that. what we also know is that he will be doing state business. this put tremendous pressure on other members of the royal family. the princess of wales is recovering having spent some 14 days or very near it in the hospital. and so cam

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our greg leigh spoke with lewis about his remarkable career and what stands out most for you in your career. >> oh my interactions with people that that's i mean, i don't care about the papers or the money or the prestige. it's i've met some incredibly talented people around the world . uh, i know today, uh, we have another global crisis. we always seem to have global crises. by the way. but i'm blessed to have , uh, i, i recently published with a man who was raised in israel, and i've helped the palestinian get a degree once, so i'm. i give back globally. i'm i'm, uh, my nationality is homo sapiens. my place of origin is earth. >> we do a lot of work with kids and the next generation. how important is it for you to give back to those kids to get them interested in science, in stem? >> i think for me, uh, people ask, well, why do i do it? well, i started collecting insects at 4 or 5, and my grandfather, who enlightened me and allowed me to do it, my grandmother thought i was a bit extreme, but, uh, when i give back to kids, i'm just giving back what was given to me. or, who knows, 65

-- mike leigh anderson for— conservative party?ually physically, life changed completely. how did people change the way they treated you? you immediately lost your friends. in my class, children half the children, more than half the children would not talk to me because their parents told them, "don't talk to jews, "i'll lose myjob." the widespread violence againstjewish families on kristallnacht, a message from the nazi regime. they did not come to our house because my father was was notjewish. but i saw this horror in all the other houses. it happened to all our friends, yes. just months on from that night, henry wuga, aged 15, had his travel pass and was on one of the kindertransport trains out of germany to safety. my parents came with me and you said goodbye on the platform and that was it. it was horrendous. but on that railway station, they were children of six and seven and five who had never been away from their mum or dad before. so you could imagine the howling, the crying, the difficulty. has that noise stayed with you

in her later years, vivien leigh complained that it was this role, first in the play and then in thes the heroine of williams' play? absolutely right, actors role 800, for the role of manolette, one of the most famous representatives of this profession. signed up for spanish courses. treodor. torero, that's right. there are 200 roles. during the meeting, he played the leader of the gang, gorbatov. and in the film , shirley-myrli grew to become a major mafia boss , kozyulsky. there are not so many armenians on earth than there are films in which dzhigarkhanyan played. armenians dzhegarkhan. right. and the numbers are for a thousand, the auction is 400 for sergei, 2700 for evgeniy, 5,000 for... 2,800 we play the theme of the issue: in this russian republic they issue license plates with code 01, adygea, it seems to me that’s right, victoria, satellites for 800, code mishke, sergei, sergei. topic "communists" 200 or 1. 1. on at the congress of the communist party of the usa in 1939, the portrait of this republican president was significantly larger in size than the portraits of lenin an

joining me tonight will be leigh anna caldwell from washington post live, and andrew fisher — formerirecty of policy for labour. former director of policy for labour. first, the latest headlines. outgoing us special presidential envoy for climate, john kerry, tells the bbc that countries, including the united states, are not moving fast enough with a sense of emergency necessary to tackle climate change. present macron holds heads of state. police in the belgian capital brussels have fired tear gas and water cannon, as hundreds of protesting farmers on tractors brought chaos to the heart of the city. the farmers are angry at low food prices, cheap imports and new eu environmental measures. the alabama supreme court has ruled that frozen embryos are children and someone could be held liable for destroying them. good evening, the palestinian prime minister mohamed shttayah and his entire cabinet have submitted their resignations in writing today to the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas. mr shttayah said in the aftermath of this war, the palestinians would need to co

. >> alison thewliss , my >> alison thewliss, my constituent , leigh heywood in constituent, leigh heywood communal heat network and has seen both his standing charges and his energy bills absolutely soar . energy bills absolutely soar. >> the heat network. the heat network market framework was introduced in 2021, but in a letter from his minister in the lords last week, he says his ambition, his ambition was is that price regulation will only start in spring 2026. so can i ask, is it his government's incompetence or ofgem's lack of powers that are letting down constituents who can't afford to put on their heating this winter ? >> 7- >> mr mr 7 >> mr mr speaker, ? >> mr mr speaker, as 7 >> mr mr speaker, as the honourable lady will know, standing charges are a matter for the independent regulator, ofgem , who are currently looking ofgem, who are currently looking at all of those things as part of a consultation on and more generally, it's this government thatis generally, it's this government that is providing considerable support to families across the country, including in scotland, with

despite his dismissal, leigh looks back at his time in the forces fondly. a little, a little, but not very much. i would like the government to take into consideration people who are terminally ill. now, because i'm at this age, i've got a terminal illness, i'd be able to go on my last holiday, i'd be able to pay my bills off. tomorrow couldn't be quick enough for me. it should be done now. the government say they have already delivered a number of recommendations from the independent review and that they're working at pace to deliver the rest. forjoe, leigh, and hundreds of others, it can't come soon enough. josh parry, bbc news. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm tolu adeoye. a 17—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after another teenager was fatally stabbed in hoxton. the victim, also a boy aged 17, was attacked shortly before 11pm on saturday night in hackney road. police and ambulance staff were called but he died at the scene. he has not yet been formally identified. t

i joining me tonight will be leigh anna caldwell from washington post live, and andrew fisher — formere bbc that countries, including the united states, are not moving fast enough with a sense of emergency necessary to tackle climate change.

let's bring in the panel: leigh ann caldwell, it's a river of water, almost at a fire hose.evaporates, marketsjump the warmer climate, more water evaporates, markets jump the land. this is probably a sign of the things to come.— this is probably a sign of the things to come. yes, it sure is. climate change _ things to come. yes, it sure is. climate change is _ things to come. yes, it sure is. climate change is only - things to come. yes, it sure is. climate change is only getting l things to come. yes, it sure is. - climate change is only getting worse was seeing the effects of it this is not the first time that california has had massive floods. i believe it was last year they had a tremendous amount of rain. before that they had years and years of drought for them in the worst wildfire seasons leading up to last year. just the erratic nature of the weather is only intensifying as climate change continues. , , . ., ., only intensifying as climate change continues. , , ., ., continues. these things come on on to of the continues. these things come on on top of the other. _ c

former conservative mp leigh anderson has spoken to the bbc insisting that he is not going to apologiseq khan which resulted in his suspension from the party. and speaking to our colleagues at bbc as midlands today, here is and davis. bud colleagues at bbc as midlands today, here is and davis.— here is and davis. and politicians are divisive _ here is and davis. and politicians are divisive and _ here is and davis. and politicians are divisive and populations - here is and davis. and politicians| are divisive and populations won't ever fully agree on anything you say but the controversy of the past few days on the comments made last week, i stick to my guns and the sentiment, i put forward, istick i stick to my guns and the sentiment, i put forward, i stick by that and i'm not going to apologise and it's at this time and time again and i stick by what i said. you and it's at this time and time again and i stick by what i said.— and i stick by what i said. you said that our and i stick by what i said. you said that your words _ and i stick by what i said. you said that your words are _ a

paul: karen leigh looking at the qantas earnings and some other developments we are tracking.g is ousting the had a bit 737 max program after a midair blowout on an alaskan airlines jet. he steps down immediately after almost 18 years with the firm. he will be replaced by katie ringold. boeing is creating a new push in with companywide oversight of quality measures. management changes are the first undertaken since the incident on january 5. new zealand is warning it may raise ticket prices to cover rising costs. the carrier reporting at 38% slump in interim earnings and forecasted even worst second half. the firm says inflationary pressures have driven up non-fuel operating costs over the past four years and new zealand is facing intense competition on international routes and engine maintenance issues. haidi: we will have more on new zealand's plans in a few hours when we are speaking as closely to its ceo. you can catch that at 2:00 p.m. in sydney or 11:00 a.m. in hong kong. paul: let's take a look at how nvidia is doing after hours right now. we have gotten used to the sto

leigh ann is strong enough for her mother to hold her. >> did you think this moment will be possible?i never expected they would survive. i kept on crying that i found them alive. >> -- is the only mother here. >> when you see this row of babies without moms, what goes through your mind? >> who will raise them without a father and mother? who will raise them, and who will take care of them? what kind of care will they get when they returned to gaza? >> nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin joins me now. just absolutely heartbreaking, and incredible -- in that moment, i got teary eyed there. it's just, i don't have words to describe it. but, just tell us, i mean how are these babies doing now. certainly we saw the ones in those clips -- who made their way to egypt, perhaps they are the lucky ones, and -- who stayed behind with his family now, in this situation? well -- are doing very well. they had been released from the hospital. they are staying with a relative and their mom in cairo. -- is a different story. you saw there, his parents make that incredibly difficult, horrifying deci

they mike leigh's impacting their business in a negative way.ding their services into the south bay anytime soon. state regulators quietly suspended the company's expansion request until june 19. food expansion proposal, but waymo camera about the okay from the california public utilities commission. >> we're taking a live look right now at the sierra. well, winter weather warning is in effect right now up to 2 feet of snow expected to fall by tomorrow. chain controls are in effect. the skiers tried to drive home after the holiday weekend promise. rob nesbitt has that story. >> snow clearing happened all over the lake tahoe region monday after several inches of snow fell overnight. resorts were packed with skiers and snowboarders. ready to take advantage of the fresh powder. i haven't seen that disney had having the before. caleb williams and visited south lake tahoe from southern california for the holiday weekend. paying close attention to the weather forecast. travel. it's going to be difficult to impossible. a winter storm warning calling fo

. >> well listen we're going to have quickly to leigh have to go quickly to leigh harris to harris leight do think, nigel? back 30s . do you think, nigel? back 30s. >> well, i'm sorry to disappoint , uh, matthew, but i'm going to agree lizzie . agree with lizzie. >> uh, country does need >> uh, this country does need someone farage. someone like nigel farage. >> and know , rishi sunak and >> and you know, rishi sunak and tory have comprehensively tory wets have comprehensively failed . the polls are failed. the polls are diabolical. and as you see in the recent by elections , there the recent by elections, there are lots of unhappy conservative voters. but have pretty much voters. but i have pretty much come round to the idea that the uk needs major political uk needs a major political realignment. but this will probably mean, as we know, the total destruction of the conservative party. >> i can see nigel farage >> and i can see nigel farage playing very significant role playing a very significant role in that. >> probably the one >> he's probably the only one that it. that can do it. >>

. >> leigh well, trump on the campaign trail yesterday remained focused on his legal troubles and routine grievances. let >> this is merely an election interference ploy by a crazed lunatic attorney general. did you ever see this attorney general? he's a little tech. working closely with a very bad judge. yeah >>, we've heard all that before. in the meantime, we reporters and analysts in place covering all of these new developments for you. we're going to begin with nbc's vaughn hillyard, who's in michigan where trump campaign for the first time, in fact, since that massive ruling. and he didn't hold back. law you >> president trump this weekend taking his anger straight to the american electric. >> we are in this thing together. >> a new york judge ordered trump and his company to pay more than 300 and $50 million in damages for years a fraudulent business practices, and lying about the value of his properties. >> judging kora you bought me 300 and $50 million for doing everything right. >> in friday's decision, the judge is barring him from running his business in new york for three yea

coming up, we're going to show you why rich invite shop as our leigh, anything left to sell and their close now. and the house just passed a bill that boosts the child tax credit will see how it will affect it. >> and south bay looking at some showers rolling in your direction. freeman down through union city about to be seeing some rainfall picking up. we will see spotty showers like this likely for much of the day. >> a 15 pretty good storm so far. so good. i wonder how good you have real good to for some of yeah. north, a lot of rain in sandra fell got over 4 inches in the past. 24 hour online a little look at that. i know sayreville lauber and bill really gotten to that snow mix. prager involves gets it. yeah, but that's henry fell number. he's really good for sure about am around 4 inches 2 and then sf oakland. yeah, asf. i think you're going to get up to 2 inches today when you got both days up because we are still looking at active forecast ahead of us. you can see out there that snowfall really piling up in the sierra today and for the bay area. we're certainly not out of the

leigh is the your time today. leigh is the minister of state for housing and for the country .very much indeed. live from westminster there. thank you . westminster there. thank you. right. so, um , as ellie said, right. so, um, as ellie said, did you see it last night? the election year kicked off with rishi sunak facing under sided viewers during the people's forum last night. here on gb news. >> yes, the prime minister faced an array of questions, tackling everything from immigration to vaccines , but stuck to his main vaccines, but stuck to his main message throughout . please message throughout. please welcome the prime minister rishi sunak. >> prime minister rishi sunak put himself in front of the first ever gb news people's forum and his message was don't risk his plan to improve the uk's prospects by voting labour at the general election expected within the next 12 months. >> at the end of it, either keir starmer or i am going to be prime minister right, and a vote for anyone who is not a conservative candidate is simply a vote to put keir starmer into number 10. so the

cnn's jeff zeleny, leigh ann caldwell of the washington post, and cnn's evan perez. evan, i want to start with you because part of the reason the big reason why as dan goldman said, in a classic dan goldman soundbite, that this is the nail in the coffin of the impeachment inquiry is because the republicans were relying a lot on an fbi informant who has now been arrested because he allegedly lied to the fbi specific typically about the things that he said about the bidens, the doj informant made it all up. this is these are the allegations against this important. he's still actively peddling new lies that in compacted that could impact us elections. he claimed that russian officials fed him information about hunter biden will look, i mean, this is the last gasp of this of this effort by the republicans, but we should be clear that they had really turned up very little to show for what they've been pursuing. so even before the charges against the informant, alexander smirnov, the this was a petering out effort, right? it was an effort that was already having trouble be

um, thanks to all this, leigh anderson comments coming in, paddy says no, leigh wasn't being racist.the head with all of this . uh, the nail in the head with all of this. uh, peter the nail in the head with all of this . uh, peter says, um the nail in the head with all of this. uh, peter says, um , it's this. uh, peter says, um, it's interesting to hear sadiq khan's response. his words acknowledge that there are flames of islamophobia already. leigh is simply accused of pouring petrol onto the problem . onto the problem. >> oscar says leigh is not racist . however, he is racist. however, he is islamophobic , making that islamophobic, making that distinction there and keep those views coming in and we'll try and reflect those as much as we can throughout the show. >> i can't see the difference if you're islamophobic , surely you you're islamophobic, surely you are racist. >> well , well, there's lots of >> well, well, there's lots of debates whether it's debates about whether it's specifically or specifically about religion or about skin colour, and you know, about skin colour, and yo

but also i think politics, leigh, you can tell me a bit politically inside. the trump administration, it was seen as less political or less problematic for you to be working with just career civil servants who were responsible for the operation of the government. so it's absolutely best practice. i think chris has a number of recommendations, his book and in my book to further empower career civil servants to take responsive ability during the transition because. there's change at political level and the country needs stability. yeah, yeah. 100% endorse that. the that the connective tissue between administration and so that they play a critical role for the incoming administration because they provide all of the agency briefing books the sort of knowledge and they're there afterwards as well. so they're not only prepared the administration was coming in, but when all the politicals from the outgoing leave and there's an issue, they have the knowledge base and the how to get things done. so they're incredibly important from a connective tissue. so what can we

i've been leigh over the been speaking to leigh over the weekend. lots to weekend. share with you. the inside line on story that's captivating on this story that's captivating the media at the moment. we'll be joined by . the media at the moment. we'll be joined by. benedict the media at the moment. we'll be joined by . benedict spence be joined by. benedict spence after this. but first of all, interested in work being smart rather than working long hours. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back. it's 317. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. well, joining me now for the political analysis of the fallout of lee anderson's comments on my show on friday is political commentator benedict spence . commentator benedict spence. benedict, welcome to the show . benedict, welcome to the show. so now the tories are revolting again, this time over. lee anderson's comments. um he issued a statement to gb news earlier. he's saying he will not apologise . it's a sign of apologise. it's a sign of weakness . and it was made clear weakness

leigh, what were your initial impressions from what we heard and fani willis is posture on that witness stand. >> well, i think what's really interesting is you're going to take away from it what you wanted to. it was great television. it was very dramatic if you believe that this is irrelevant to the, to trump's case, they're going to leave saying this is completely irrelevant to trump's case. if you believe that this is a demonstration that this system is rigged, that democracy isn't working as it showed that the political system is all corrupt. you're going to leave this and say, you know what, they should never have happened. and i don't know why anyone would have put themselves in this position, so i don't think this is going to move the needle all that much as entertaining as it was as defiant as she was as you know, as all of this came out. i don't think it's really going to change anyone's mind at the end of the day. there's there's the perception, there's almost a political aspect of it. there's also the legal aspect of it. so michaels, you're watching this did you find the que

voter , you can expect to receive your ballot in the mail this week, ktvu political reporter greg leigh story. the voting booths are up and running at the contra costa county elections office as early voting sites open around the state ahead of the march 5th primary, county elections officials have started to mail ballots to all registered voters. >> we've sent approximately 709,000 um ballots out to every single registered voters. we started with our military and overseas voters. they get theirs first, and then we anticipate that the rest of contra costa voters will start receiving their ballots tomorrow. and on wednesday, kristen connolly, the county clerk, recorder and registrar of voters and her team have been hard at work ensuring this process runs smoothly. >> tests practice and prepares year round for election year as voters weigh their options in local, state and national races. this team will test these ballots for logic and accuracy and make sure their machines are functioning properly. access to equipment is tight and cybersecurity measures are in place amid misinformation ab

this is leigh get tied to erase and head coach. chevy says the team cannot afford to drop more points. also are up against out of ego on saturday. chevy side haven't last away from home in the league this season. i'm south all struggling, having us for the last 5 games. let us ask that most of the others. this is box, so we are compelled to achieve success center winnings. and if we want to eliza, we need those 3 points. we have failed, you know, we can't fail anymore. this is a book, a smoke fading. i'm trying to make 300 by 3 and get her on a fate. we don't depend on ourselves the stage of the season until, you know, we must go on for you. id mean positive and look to be different kind of stuff. i still think we can finish the season very well, and i'm walking to achieve that for people who go send them for my boss and it failed to even rex it. so it's easy to remember as a saudi arabian club. i will show up the gratian for the game to give his side is it to as a down, like in the pilot or during the i was about some severe end o

chaos joining me now to break all of this down is my great panel of reporters, the washington post, leigh ann caldwell, cnn's eva mckend and kevin >> fry of new york. one. >> nice to see you all let's just kind of set the table here with how much is being spent. and specifically where the money is being spent when it it comes to the issues because that's a good roadmap of where the parties and the campaigns think this is going to be decided on the democratic side. i'm actually surprised to see that abortion the ads ron 4.5 million on abortion and 4.54 million on immigration. and then law enforcement social security, and veteran's, a because everybody is talking about the border and that clearly is where republicans are putting their money 8 million on immigration, then law enforcement taxation, crime, and the economy. you cover >> new >> york. for new york one you've been covering this race in particular, what? what are you seeing? >> well, i mean, look, when you comes to those ads, one of the thing that's interesting is that obviously there are hitting on abortion that hasn't necessarily

first, we have the washington post, leigh ann caldwell, astead herndon from the new york times and bloomberg's nancy cook. welcome you guys. >> so tonally, a >> little weird going back and forth, right? one very focused on kind of personal problems, your domestic trouble. and then liz cheney this morning really sounding quite a somber alarm. i also want to point out one more voice, house intelligence chair mike turner this morning because he was talking about not just the fact that no mention of navalny, but also trump's comments about nato this week >> but i think he is very, very strong and its support for nato, donald trump's political rallies don't really translate into donald trump's actual policies okay said i, want to start with you because this idea that somehow what said in the rallies is different from what he might actually be like that being part of his >> defense of sorts. what are we looking at when someone like mike turner says that? >> yeah. i mean, it's the very like take him figuratively, not literally thing we heard a lot in 2016 lesson learned from that. >> i think like str

housing minister leigh rowley admitted to us earlier. just not building enough . the mayor of building enough. the mayor of london, where i'm standing today , say he's not built enough houses in the past few years, so we absolutely need to build more homes, but we want them homes, but we want to build them in the right place. and where where where are where councils where mayors are not the thing. not doing the right thing. we need them to account. need to hold them to account. the for refusal on the bar for refusal on brownfield site to need to go higher. it's all part of our higher. and it's all part of our long plan for housing. long terme plan for housing. it's about showing that the government is serious about tackling challenges that we tackling the challenges that we are seeing . are seeing. >> and king charles has returned to london after travelling from sandringham by helicopter. his majesty had been staying at his country residence following his first cancer treatment, but he's postponed all public facing dufies postponed all pu

viral tweet, but you are leigh harris . a teacher who is just explaining to her woke leftist pupil that he needs to be used. critical thinking. when are you going? you're actually going to be speaking when? speaking to this teacher? when? when we watch your when can we watch your interview? it's interview? because i know it's going be on x soon. interview? because i know it's goiiyeah,be on x soon. interview? because i know it's goiiyeah, it on x soon. interview? because i know it's goiiyeah, it was)( soon. interview? because i know it's goiiyeah, it was recorded last >> yeah, it was recorded last night. we spoke for about 2.5 hours. so i'm just going hours. um, so i'm just going through now , but through and editing it now, but he's absolutely lovely guy. he's exactly like you'd expect very analytical. um, but we had a really , really chat. um, really, really nice chat. um, once we both relaxed and got into it. yeah, it was really good. very, very good. >> be live? i'm not sure. >> next couple of days tops. i just need to