he spokein makepeace by the end of the day.s of society. there was no specific context of who he was talking about. let's listen briefly to this prayer. protect ourfamilies. god bless you off. —— god bless you all. so pope francis talking about the family for this portion of his visit to ireland. very much talking about the traditionalfamily to ireland. very much talking about the traditional family model. with me to reflect on the visit so far i have the director of in this dms —— amnesty international here in ireland. as well as a survivor of abuse by a priest. are you still waiting for justice? abuse by a priest. are you still waiting forjustice? thankfully i've been able to find a bit ofjustice ina require been able to find a bit ofjustice in a require rehear. i successfully sued the church here in ireland. i also exceed one of pope francis's predecessors. we knew that he had been made aware of the abuse. and that the church had known about this priest being in abuser before they ordained him. he received diplomatic immunit

when louis makepeace applied for a cookery course at his local college, he was stunned by the reactionnt from this industry. and that really hit me in the gut. he said i would get under people's feet and be a health and safety risk. i've never been treated in such an appalling way before. louis, whose 18, has a condition that is a form of dwarfism and is three feet ten inches tall. louis has had lots of prejudice against him all of his life. i've been fighting for years for everything for him, and this is just another challenge, but we will keep fighting. the heart of the college based in worchester say it prides itself on being inclusive and a diverse organisation that endeavours to offer opportunities to all because they had previously worked closely with louis in 2016—17 when he attended a performing arts course here. when he applied for this latest course, they undertook a review process to make sure adjustments could be made to check that he could safely commence this course. they state that at no point did they say he could not attend and the final decision will be made by the en

sometimes i got mean trouble, the mantra from the communist on the cd american veteran is shake hands, makepeace. -- let'sshake the hand all move together in the future. host: that your conduct of vietnam on occasions, other physical remnants of the war? >> as i was first going back in the committee 1, 1992, drove the entire length of the country. host: which took how long? >> about a month. we started in hanoi, drove near highway -- the national road all the way to cambodia. the agreement was let's treat veterans from both sides. let us help treat the amputees who were in the south vietnamese army and we will also treat the people from both sides. but bring them together. at that point, there were a lot of what you call remnants or reminders. some of them were deliberate. the communists are very smart. would -- he would drive by and see the wings go up and you would remember those people left us. i went out to the battlefields. the first vietnam veterans go to the arizona valley where we thought and talk with the villagers. host: was that surreal? >> it was healthy to go talk to been underwho w