(patrick watts) i always find that if you just say hello to them, they will come and say hello to you (sophie fouron) hello gentoo penguin! (patrick watts) i think we're doing o.k. because the numbers of all the penguins are increasing every year. - well that's good for your tourism industry, isn't it? - yeah, but nothing happens in the winter, don't forget. the winter is very quiet. and in fact, this place closes down in the winter because the landowner prefers the people not to come in. - o.k. - and just leave the penguins to rest during the winter time. they see us from the first of november until the middle of april. that's our cruise vessel season now. it's a long season. it's increasing all the time. it started with two ships, now there's a hundred ships coming to the falklands from the beginning of november until the middle of april. and of course, there's another aspect of this too that we have to remember: penguins make money. we are talking about many thousands of pounds in revenue from the penguins. - but it is a booming industry now in the falklands. - it is indeed, and th

watts. thank you. i want to know your thoughts on what is happening there. speaker pro tem, patrickkeep him in there for awhile? what do you think about that concept? >> no, i think we need a speaker. we need to follow the constitutional process. look, i'm disapointed that we couldn't get jim jordan there. i supported him. i thought he was the only one that could bridge the divides in our party right now in the house. also, you need a fighter. you have to fight the push from the progressive left. you also have the senate democrats and the entire administration to deal with. so trace, we have a steady and strong bench. we're already having people come out and say they're ready to pick up that lead. i have to tell you, in january, we were having some difficult but i thought substantive arguments on policy and on process. things we needed to clean up after years of nancy pelosi. now it is a lot of hurt feelings, a lot of frustration. different factions pointing at each other. my point is this war changes things. there's men and women out there on the line right now that this is unworth

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