o'connell said he knew her through her longtime boyfriend, someone o'connell described as a drug dealernd heather bogle had marijuana in her system and the detective thought heather might have gone to the apartments to buy more of it, so he paid keyona a visit. >> she appeared to be evasive, not wanting to talk for one reason or another, which i thought was odd. >> detective o'connell said something else made him suspicious of keyona. >> one of the things we did was go in her facebook account. we noticed keyona had a theme of mickey mouse clothing she was known to where that was mickey mouse related. >> remember? >> the victim was wearing a xl red t-shirt with a mickey mouse face on it. >> heather would not wear a size xl. would keyona? >> yes. >> circumstantial? they found security footage from a nearby grocery store that seem to show heather bogle's car driving in the direction of the somerton apartments. >> the video is a vhs quality. it's not real clear. it appears to be the victim in vehicle and it's the right time. >> the only other car he saw on the video during the early morning

simon o'connell describes the outcome of what was originally a first degree murder case for murder. defendants have pleaded no contest to manslaughter. instead, after the court learned the antioch police officers investigating the case exchanged dozens of racist text messages about the men, they used just about every racist trope that has been used against african americans, hispanics and people of color, defense attorney carmela caramagno says she was disgusted by how the officers treated the suspect, referring to them as animals and bragging about kicking and shooting them with rubber bullets. then sharing photos of their injured bodies. much like trophies. this sort of conduct goes back to, jim crow. it goes back to slavery, it hasn't gone away. and this just shed a light on how much work there is left to do to make sure that the criminal justice system doesn't penalize people of color. this case is exhibit a, and just how impactful the racial justice act can be on criminal cases in california. the legal analysts say this is the first time california's racial justice act has been

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liz: congressman greg steube and gop strategist ford o'connell. this shocking report, a suspected isis terrorist from zuckerberg beck stan crossed the u.s. border into arizona. how did he get to live freely inside the u.s. for nearly two years? we have 13 house democrats joining another gop resolution denouncing biden's open border policies. and the media fact checked and basically fact checked nancy pelosi's overstated claim on job growth under biden. we're going to take that on and what trump, his performance there. also, the president wants to raise everybody's taxes next year if he gets reelected getting rid of the trump tax cuts. we'll talk to greg steube about what that means for small businesses and you. house democrats launch a new offensive against big oil, but we got more sounds from republican senator john kennedy exposing climate activists abusive attacks. plus, former congressional investigator tesla and meta dewey, former president trump -- sam dewey and blasting former president trump for a gag order saying 14 violations and legal p

mary ellen o'connell as professor of law and profess of international peace that is at the university of notre dame in the united states. one of her numerous books is self defense against non state actors. she joins us from rio de janeiro and the present. a welcome to dw professor. this rolling sounds pretty unequivocal. not a lot of wiggle room for israel. there is no wiggle room in this order. remember, it's the 3rd order issued by the international court of justice. in this case, the 2 prior orders have been defied. people are still dying in large numbers, especially civilians, especially children. the court, like everyone in the world including president biden, sees this operation against rasa as nothing short of catastrophic. the court has ordered a halt to this operation. what else could it do? well, isabel has said all along, but it has pursued these actions in the defense of its citizens. following not the bob bob rest of the time by how much terrorist why wasn't not enough for the quote which israel's argument is. attempt of justification has flaws in it. on a number of level

mary ellen o'connell as professor of law and profess of international peace studies at the university of notre dame in the united states, or numerous books as self defense against non state actors. she joins us from rio de janeiro and present a welcome to dw professor. this rolling sounds pretty unequivocal. not a lot of wiggle room for israel, as there is no wiggle room in this order. remember, it's the 3rd order issued by the international court of john s, as in this case, the 2 prior orders have been defied. people are still dying in large numbers, especially civilians, especially children. the court, like everyone in the world including president biden, sees this operation against rasa as nothing short of catastrophic. the court has ordered a halt to this operation. what else could it do? well, isabel has said all along the 8 has pursued these actions in the defense of its citizens, following up the bob bob, rest of the time by how much terrorist why wasn't not enough for the quote of israel's argument is attempt of justification has flaws in it. on a number of levels on the 1st l

okay, so that professor, professor mary ellen o'connell from no state university in the united states. i thank you. let's take a look at that on potential is railey and american reactions to these rules and the atlanta accounts. so somebody can think tank in the field of international affairs, and alyssa poverty is an associate director mid list of programs. she joins us from washington, d. c. welcome to the w and the can we start with your thoughts on this latest rooting against israel? of course, and thank you for having me. um, so this late latest ruling against israel comes in the wake of a week, a week long and a week where we've seen a number of other instances, a cure in the international community that have been quite outspoken against israel . and so the 1st one was the i c c arrest warrants that were made at the beginning of the week against both is really and how much leaders and on the israel side, those were against benjamin to, to know. and you have to kalonde prime minister and the minister of defense. and subsequent to that, we also saw a number of european union count

joining us now, ford o'connell. there's a story that's coming in.now doing a brand-new mandate for america now saying all new homes should have green energy climate change friendly apparatus and mechanisms in their, that will raise costs for people housing affordability crisis, what you make of this? >> green energy for the democrats code for central planning and we know how that works of the soviet union. americans don't walk electric vehicles so what you think they will think about his green homes? probably not a good idea, probably hurts the american public. >> young people can't afford 7% mortgages or the median home sale price hit the record high of 30% since the end of 2019. now for 20000. here's the issue, a study out of virginia tech university of alabama and cal state, housing cost determine how they when the swing states. swing voters are sensitive to housing cost so how do you think it goes? >> it should so great donald trump because 3% under trump and 7% hundred joe biden, interest rates are almost triple under joe biden so based on that

now, o'connell street in dubun york. street in dublin is quite a rough street, and fifth avenue in dublin is like the nicest street. so i can kind of, you know, they've done a bit of a mismatch. they're asking for trouble there. they should have set both portals up on posh streets. >> do you know what, though? do you remember? you used to think like, what's it going to be like in 2024 that that's disappointing, isn't it? just a screen. well, i remember this back in new york when i was in new york years ago, and there was a you could wave at people in another country in real time because i waved at my friends and dial up internet. so, like you say, it's not a big deal. they've called it a portal, but really it's just it's just a promise that it's just facetime jet packs and flying cars by how. >> now. >> yeah, yeah . >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and trump supporters, why can't we transport ourselves into the studio ? yeah. into the studio? yeah. >> well somebody somebody did try to transport themselves through the por

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ned ryan, ford o'connell, thanks for joining us tonight. we've got a hot show. a lot of news coming in, new developments. we've got senators marsha blackburn and markwayne mullin both from senate armed services. from house small business, congressman dan meuser. former home depot ceo bob nardelli, former federal prosecutor katie cher cover sky. president biden is struggling to change the narrative away from growing campus protests over gaza. but he's doing it towards spending more of your taxpayer money. that will ignite inflation and require new tax hikes to pay for it. look at this, a new politico poll, voters not paying attention to biden's spending on climate and infrastructure. and growing outrage from senators over the president finally admitting, the white house finally admitting, yes, it citied pause if a weapons -- did pause a weapons shipment to israel. now in the fight of its life. hamas still has u.s. hostages. a shocking house hearing today reveals anti-semitism now in public elementary and high schools. we've not the details. and senator josh hawle

street , right through o'connell street, right through o'connell street, right through o'connell street short walk for a protest of this size. and they will pick up numbers on the way down through. i mean, dougie, any sniff of a counter protest? >> are there any sort of refugees welcome migrants welcome, protesters there as well ? well? >> well, that's why the parade has been rerouted slightly, because just down the road there is going to be a counter protest. and we expect that the pubuc protest. and we expect that the public order unit of the garda siochana will be trying to keep those two separated. so in a few moments, as soon as i get off the air here, we'll be trying to get in front of that protest, to go down to that area to see exactly what's happening. >> well, we better let you get going, dougie. thank you very much. you take care out there and we'll be going to you again throughout the day here on gb news. that's dougie beattie. there is our northern ireland reporter who's headed south, and he's in dublin at the moment. as the irish continue their protest over what they see,

. >> o'connell street in the heart of dublin. >> reporter: all through something called the portal.e with a live stream. >> you can saunter over here and say -- >> reporter: the portal bridges strangers, friends and colleagues across continents. hi! there's no audio. so we have to be creative. ready? rock, paper, scissors, shoe. the connection between new york and dublin follows portal projects in lit whuania. all designed by this artist. >> people need a sense of connectivity. this is the true purpose of the portal. >> reporter: the portal between new york city and dublin was briefly shut down after bad behavior on both sides. but it's now open again with added security. >> it's like face time. >> reporter: the giant round monitors helping loved ones not feel so far away, like these friends who haven't been together in more than a year. i saw you got a little emotional. >> yeah. >> reporter: what does this mean for you? >> it's wild to know that at the same moment in time we arehave e having a meet up. a window into another place reminding us that we're not that far apart after all

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simon o'connell describes the outcome of what was originally a first degree murder case for murder. defendants have pleaded no contest to manslaughter. instead, after the court learned the antioch police officers investigating the case exchanged dozens of racist text messages about the men, they used just about every racist trope that has been used against african americans, hispanics and people of color, defense attorney carmela caramagno says she was disgusted by how the officers treated the suspect, referring to them as animals and bragging about kicking and shooting them with rubber bullets. then sharing photos of their injured bodies. much like trophies. this sort of conduct goes back to, jim crow. it goes back to slavery, it hasn't gone away. and this just shed

. >> and o'connell street in the heart of dublin. realtime with a live stream. >> you can dance your way over here and say the cities together in real time with a live stream. >> you can dance your way over here and say what, man! >> the portal bridges strangers, friends, and even colleagues across continents. hi! >> there's no audio, so, we have to be creative. okay, ready? rock, paper, scissors. shoot! >> the connection between new york and dublin follows portal projects in poland and lithuania, all designed by artist benediktas gylys. >> i think people really needs a sense of connectivity. i think this is a true purpose of the portal. >> the portal between new york city and dublin was briefly shut down after bad behavior on both sides. but it's now open again, with some added security. >> it's like facetime. >> the giant round monitors helping loved ones not feel so far away, like these friends who haven't been together in more than a year. i saw you get a little emotional. what does this mean for you? >> it's just -- it's wild to

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local elections, it's now time for today's sunday episode of newscast, with laura kuenssberg, paddy o'connelludio. and laura in the studio. and henry at home. is it mission impossible for the conservatives? that's what we've been discussing this weekend. it depends how you count it. it depends who you are.

local elections, it's now time for today's sunday episode of newscast, with laura kuenssberg, paddy o'connellenry zeffman. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello. it's paddy in the studio. and laura in the studio. and henry at home. is it mission impossible for the conservatives? that's what we've been discussing this weekend. it depends how you count it. it depends who you are. if you're mark harper, who is a loyal ally of rishi sunak, you say, "it's all to play for". or if you are suella braverman, former home secretary, you say on the telly, "we might not have any "mps left if rishi sunak doesn't change course." and if you're paul scully, who's another former minister who was also on our programme, you say, "it's all looking pretty "terrible and the party needs to take a breath, "show some humility and stick to the centre". so it's not a very pretty set of realities, but there are differing realities, but not a very pretty set of realities for rishi sunak today. so i offerfrom radio 4 land today gavin barwell, who was theresa may's adviser. now, of course, she saw a chance to go for an ele

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now it's time for today's sunday episode of newscast, with laura kuenssberg, paddy o'connell and henryeffman. hello, it's laura in the studio. it's paddy in the studio, hello. and henry at home, hi. henry, did you watch eurovision? i didn't, sorry, which is probably not the answer you were hoping for. well, did you do something else nice instead? i had a very nice meal out, yeah. but i saw some tweets so i feel like i watched eurovision. so, here is a quiz for you, as a newshound. who won? name the country and artist. switzerland, and nemo. there you go. and here is nemo. congratulations on having the winning song. # i went to hell and back # to find myself on track # i broke the code # whoa—oh—oh # like ammonites ijust gave it some time # now i found paradise. ..# i can tell you that paddy's toes and knees immediately started tapping and gyrating in a eurovision appropriate manner. a good final sentence, going back to switzerland where it all began, and a lot of people will say, go back to your roots in one way or another, oh, contest. get the innocence back. i was very disappointed i

now on bbc news, it's time for today's episode of newscast with laura kuenssberg and paddy o'connell.. henry and i talked about food, and we talked about what newscasters have on sunday morning breakfast because keir starmer had been cooking breakfast on a rival broadcast channel. so we were very happy to get newscasters suggestions of what they had for breakfast and brunch. but would you like to know now we are in an election campaign which also wasn't happening last week, what the leaders have to keep going on the trail? yes, i know. i somehow know that rishi sunak will have a sort of energy bar or a muesli thing. no, no. eats cake. he drinks tea all day, apparently lots and lots of tea

it's time for today's sunday episode of newscast — with adam fleming, laura kuenssberg and paddy o'connell. hello. can i introduce you to the new star of newscast electioncast? yourself. no! i'm famously modest, laura. jenny leck. 0h! the realjenny leck. i heard about this. yeah, she's from manchester and her name is actuallyjenny leckie, but her friends call herjenny leck, which means she's perfect as our part—time general election correspondent. so i heard jenny leck the other day on newscast, and i thought, she sounds like a marvellous person. however, i also have quite a strong feeling that anyone calling the general election genny lex should be not allowed to do so. you were wondering in a new modern bbc, what kind of punishment is allowed? yes, exactly. oh, really? because i heard i heard the bosses are thinking of calling the election night programme, jenny leck: nation decides election night programme. that's really hilarious. 0k. anyway, jenny leck is going... "not with with my name on it, they won't!" that's a discussion for another day. but she's going global now because she was

now on bbc news, it's time for today's episode of newscast with laura kuenssberg and paddy o'connell. paddy, you weren't here last week, abandoning me. well, it was much better last week, i thought. i missed you very much. henry and i talked about food, and we talked about what newscasters have on sunday morning breakfast because keir starmer had been cooking breakfast on a rival broadcast channel. so we were very happy to get newscasters suggestions of what they had for breakfast and brunch. but would you like to know now we are in an election campaign which also wasn't happening last week, what the leaders have to keep going on the trail? yes, i know. i somehow know that rishi sunak will have a sort of energy bar or a muesli thing. no, no. eats cake. he drinks tea all day, apparently lots and lots of tea and leaves the bag in. oh, wow. so its industrial strength. keir starmer apparently drinks coffee and then maybe a bit of tea later on in the day. isn't a snacker, though. apparently no sweet tooth, just the occasional bag of crisps. so what did they eat in the height of it all? in

after reviewing the evidence, jefferson county attorney mike o'connell said scheffler�*s actions did of any criminal offence". it won't come as much of a surprise, considering he's been linked to the job since the season finished but today bayern munich confirmed vincent kompany willjoin as their new head coach, leaving burnley following their relegation to the championship. kompany had been heavily linked over the last two weeks with the job at one of the world's biggest clubs. our correspondent andy swiss is with me in the studio. not much of a surprise given it's now been confirmed today. what have kompany and bayern munich have to say about this? we kompany and bayern munich have to say about this?— say about this? we knew this was cominu. say about this? we knew this was coming- this _ say about this? we knew this was coming. this is _ say about this? we knew this was coming. this is still _ say about this? we knew this was coming. this is still pretty - coming. this is still pretty extraordinary move. just a few weeks ago vincent kompany was taken burley down to the championshi

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street journal columnist and fox news contributor bill mcgurn and republican strike that just ford o'connell. ford, i'll start with you and get react to that poll. what struck me about this is democrats are motivated about them with what they're necessarily expecting and looking at this poll, 15% say abortion is a deal breaker and 14% say it's economy and 14% say border security. those numbers are really tight and they're in a tight margin. it's not like abortion is a landslide issue ahead of them. >> the economy resinating with the hispanics and saying it's going to decide the election and a very, very close election and decide essentially between 18-22 counties. that's how tight it'll b. jackie: yeah, bill, when it comes to economy and inflation, people are really feeling it and they're feeling it where it hurts and these are kitchen table issues and they've lived with it for more than three years now and two en member ahed of them and not invested in the stock market and care about the grocery store and there, joe biden, you've failed. he's not told the truth and inflation was 9% when he

during a hearing yesterday mike o'connell said prosecutors would not pursue the case and asked for it charges to be dismissed telling the court, quote, mr. scheffler's characterization that this was a big misunderstanding is corroborated by the evidence. quote, they do satisfy the elements of any criminal offenses. scheffler was arrested earlier this month while trying to drive around traffic outside the valhalla golf club during the pga championship. he was accused of failing to follow orders from the police who were investigating a fatal accident outside the club earlier that morning. police alleged he had dragged detective bryan gillis who was trying to stop scheffler's car. in a statement posted on social media yesterday, scheffler wrote, quote, as i stated previously this was an unfortunate misunderstanding. i hold no ill will towards officer gillis. i wish to put this incident behind me and move on and hope he will do the same. gillis later responded with a statement of his own saying in part mr. scheffler and i both agree there will be no ill will going forward. he maintained h

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aidan o'connell, number one going into camp. as your favorite james. yeah. it's hot on his heels. >> the coaches and administration of bringing best players possible to try to make the team better. and you know, the best guys are going to play. there's no promises being made. i don't want to name guarantees as want a chance. you know. i'm excited for the chance to hear. >> you issue kuz. he went to your college. yeah. wc baby head coach until you appear says the quarterback competition sets the tone for the locker room in july. the silver and black head to costa mesa, california. that's where their official training camp is. the first preseason game is august 10th. 10. 52 right now and check out his dog rescue in san francisco. raccoons chase. this pooch over the side of a cliff and you couldn't get back up. so in came the fire department, they went down the pitch or a hill neighborhood, a cliff that side there and they rescued the dog on sunday night and the dog wasn't hurt. he was just pretty anxious to get back home. >> all r

. >> coupons, coupon coupon michael o'connell. why? you're probably right. 10. 26 right now. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. some oakland tenants. they're going to talk to us about why they're suing their landlord. they say that they have been without utilities for weeks. 10. 29 right now and it's going to get pretty toasty out there it is. yeah, we've got john with the details on this thursday. watch the policies were starting into the season yeah, pets and the walks in the afternoon, john. yeah, you really do have to think about that. you just put your hand on there for his second son. >> yeah, it's very, very hot. very quickly on those start-ups for the puppy dogs as they walk around looking outside at the golden gate bridge, which shouldn't be too hot today. this will be your spot to go for relief if you want to escape the heat. golden gate bridge is got the sun, but it does not have the 80's or 90's that some of us inland. we'll see visibility just fine across the region. as far as winds go a little breezy at the coast, not enough to intrude that cooler air f

. >> and o'connell street in the heart of dublin. >> reporter: all through the portal.ream. >> the portal bridges strangers, friends and even colleagues across continents. hi! >> there's no audio, so we have to be creative. >> okay, ready. >> rock, paper, scissors, shoot -- >> the connection between new york and dublin follows portal projects in poland and lithuania. >> i think people really need a sense of connectivity. this is a true purpose of the portal. >> reporter: the portal between new york city and dublin was briefly shut down after bad behavior on both sides but it's now open again with some added security. >> it's like facetime. >> helping loved ones not feel so far away like these friends who haven't been together in more than a year. >> i got a little emotional, what does this mean for you. >> it's wow to know that at the same moment in time we were having like a meetup. it's so special. so cool. >> this father and son separated by an ocean for a moment they feel just around the corner. >> a window into another place. >> reminding us we're not that far apar

that's where the 87 86 year-old man identified as thomas o'connell was a passenger in one of the cars he later died. lopez pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. he was sentenced to 12 years in prison. governor newsom touring a new facility in redwood city that will soon expand to house people experiencing behavioral health challenges. he says plans are in place right now for similar facilities to go up after voters narrowly passed prop one back in march. the governor is promising the 6.4 billion dollar bond will allocate money towards treatment facilities at 11,000 plus behavioral health beds. >> we need to do better and do more. and we need to all held to a higher level of accountability. i've never been more enthusiastic about our prospects to actually make a dent in address the issue of what's happening on the streets and sidewalks in the state that i am these next 2 to 3 years will be transformation. >> you critics have argued that prop one, we'll just do nothing more than throw money at the problem. >> check out the new sign that's up in south bay water park

it's that second location where the 86 year-old passenger of another car identified as thomas o'connellagain, he did make it. lopez pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. he was sentenced to 12 years in prison. governor newsom. >> take a look. touring a facility in redwood city and soon it's going to expand a house people who have behavioral health challenges. the governor says the plans are in place for similar facilities to be put up as well because voters narrowly passed proposition one and the governor is promising 6.4 billion dollars in bond money to allocate towards the treatment facilities and 11,000 plus behavioral health beds. >> we need to do better and do more. and we need to all held to a higher level of accountability. i've never been more enthusiastic about our prospects to actually make a dent in address the issue of what happened on the streets and sidewalks in the state that i am today. these next 2 to 3 years will be transformation. >> critics have argued that prop one is just going to throw more money at the problem. take a look at the new sign th

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that's where 86 year-old thomas o'connell was a passenger o connell was taken to the hospital where heno pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. on the peninsula. 2 people, including a minor, are rested for allegedly robbing 2 postal mail carriers over the weekend. first one happened saturday and elma at an apartment complex on old county roll right near el camino, real. this is after one 30 in the afternoon. police say the suspects allegedly through the mail carrier to the ground forcefully. 2 1% of postal service keys officers later get reported. another similar robbery this time in palo alto on lima court. this is near laguna avenue. they determined it was the same suspects in the bill mott incident. the suspect led police on a brief pursuit before being caught. they say one of them is from sacramento. both suspects were booked with several felony charges. governor newsom toren a new facility redwood city that will soon expand to house people that are experiencing behavioral health challenges. he says plans are in place for similar facilities to go up after voter

jefferson county attorney mike o'connell, a local prosecutor, asked a judge to drop the four charges scheffler, who was not required to be in the courtroom. scheffler was charged with a felony for assaulting a police officer with his vehicle, along with three misdemeanors. the arresting officer, detective brian gillis, was outside the gate of valhalla golf course may 17th, directing traffic after a pedestrian death when he encountered scheffler. scheffler was driving a pga courtesy vehicle when gillis said he refused to comply and accelerated forward, dragging gillis to the ground. scheffler said he simply misunderstood the commands coming from traffic officers. there are still thousands of people without power in north texas after yet another round of deadly storms tore through the area yesterday. fox weather correspondent robert ray has more from valley view, texas. >> everybody around the neighborhood is out of power. >> power outages have skyrocketed in texas after severe weather tore across the dallas fort worth area on tuesday, hitting communities with hurricane force wind gust

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i'll be on newscast shortly with paddy o'connell, and you can catch up with the show on the bbc iplayerwilling to give up. attempts to secure a ceasefire in gaza will continue for another day in cairo. entire communities are ordered to evacuate after devastating deadly floods hit brazil with waters continuing to rise. # love is all we need and madonna has staged her biggest ever concert to an audience of more than a million fans on copacabana beach in rio. hello. we start with the fallout from local elections in england. suella braverman has told the bbc the conservatives will be lucky to have any mps left at the next general election if rishi sunak doesn't change course. the tories are reeling after one of their worst performances in local elections in decades. labour is celebrating a key win in the west midlands mayoral race after its candidate, richard parker, narrowly beat the conservative's andy street, who had served two terms in the role.

there is a very, very high security presence here as we came down through o'connell street, one of thereets here, there was a counter demonstration on the other side, probably with only about 300 protesters at it, but luckily enough, the protesters here every day, people marched through and kept on going , through and kept on going, largely ignoring what was going on on the other side of the road. they really are. i mean, i'm blown away by this, martin. i'm blown away by this, martin. i mean, the amount of people from all sides of life here really, really showing their frustration here and saying enoughis frustration here and saying enough is enough. earlier on, we spoke to herman kelly. he's putting this fairly and squarely at the door of the europeans and the political or politicians here who are following their regulations and legislation that's been handed down for the eu. and he told me earlier on that of course, simon harris td or the taoiseach here should have accepted rishi sunak , offer have accepted rishi sunak, offer to join the rwanda scheme and things would have gotten muc