phil rode to his death. now a painting of carney's body being returned into the union lines by julian scott, who was a medal of honor recipient, serves as a drummer during the war. there's a lot of confusion about carney's death and, you know, it's the fog of war, which we all know about. and both union and confederate accounts. i examined every one i could find, and especially one thing i noted the accounts immediate afterward, within days, within weeks from the battlefield that that's what i put more confidence the stuff written ten 2030. now 150 years later are based on incorrect sources. for instance, it was a magazine, veteran magazine, june 1907. they had a several page spread who killed phil carney, and there were six different confederates who the claim to have firsthand knowledge. well, i examined each one and none of them were there. okay. so would maybe somebody you buy a drink in a bar or if you said i shot the one armed devil at accell, you know, might buy you a drink at the bar. but but these t

so, phil, doug, you've interviewed trump a lot of times and i was always struck by phil's interviewing technique, which was to not ask a lot of questions, to just sort of let him go because it seemed like if you did that he was going to say something astonish saying. and so often shocking. yeah, you know, i always found interviewing him during the campaign and then as president and then actually after he left office, i interviewed him for about 3 hours down at mar a lago with carol for the book. that the best approach for us was to to ask sort of somewhat open ended questions and then see see how he answers and where he'll go and kind of, you know, you keep asking follow up questions, tend to steer the conversation. but, you know, he would he would spit out so many things that aren't true so that i felt like i would waste all the time trying to fact check him in real time. it's much more valuable as a as a print journalist who's going to then go back and process the interview and look for information and revelations, too, to let the man speak. and he usually reveals something sooner or

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talk about your own experience, phil, in being shultz, his biographer. so, yeah, being george's biographer, it's an interesting challenge to write a biography of a person who's alive live. and he he lived really up to the completion of the book, obviously not its publication. so the genesis of the book, this is wonderful, stanford esque story. i'm at a luncheon before the big game right? and it's hosted by the stanford president and on the stanford campus when big game is here. it happened to be here that year. george is there. i was there. he pulls me off into the corner. he says, phil, you're working this book about me and henry. bill said, what's your next project? i said, i don't have one. he said, would you be interested in writing my biography? and i said, well, i hadn't thought of that. i'm flattered that you would ask me, but i have to honest with you, i got to think about it. i've got another book to finish first, and he was patient. i finish the other book and he had said to me by way, if you want to do it, i'll you exclusive access to my paper

, phil lebeau. >>> we're continuing to watch the banks.ls fargo trying to hang onto gains after a strong start to the session. the company warning to expect some slowing of the economy. we'll get into it thwi cfo mike santomassimo who joins us next we're back in two minutes on "squawk on the street" with the "squawk on the street" with the dow down 200 (seth) who, me? never. oh, excuse me. hello, your royal highness, sir... (cecily) okay, that's a brag. (seth) hey, mom. i gotta call you back. (vo) switch athe phone you want, like the incredible iphone 14, on us. (cecily) on the network worth bragging about. (vo) verizon >>> we'll close out the hour where we started with the big banks, the story of the day. wells fargo delivering a beat across the board in the first quarter. on the heels of a turbulent month for financials did up their provisions for credit losses to $1.2 billion joining us now for a closer look and a first on cnbc interview is mike santomassimo. mike, welcome back it's good to see you >> thanks, sara. good to see you again

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phil gathered -- ningaloo. phil mercer in _ gathered -- ningaloo. are looking at here in western australia, exmouth, where that total solar eclipse is taking place. enjoy these pictures. we will leave you with these. hello there. high pressure is continuing to bring a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather throughout the day for most areas on thursday, but like the last few days, we've got a keen easterly wind out there. that's taking the edge off. the temperatures will be noticeably chilly along north sea coasts and there will be some rain at times and more cloud across southeast england courtesy of this weather front, which will move in off the near continent. you'll notice there's a slight blue hue to the air mass, indicating that the air is quite chilly as well. so when you factor in the strong wind and slightly cooler air, then it will be a little bit fresher across the board. however, most places starting off dry, widespread sunshine and much of the country will stay dry and sunny all day. but then we'll see that area of cloud and some splashes of

bring in phil flynn, and a unique take on this as always, phil.p in here on this push for more e.v.s, even though so many say we are not ready for it. >> we are not ready for it and they are coming for your car, sandra, you better lock your garage. this is how americans are going to view this, right? people love their cars, they don't trust electric cars, they know they don't have the range to get them to where they want to go, they know they are less efficient. and they know in cold climates they don't work as well. so this move by the biden administration to force people into electric cars is really going to backfire, i believe, on the administration. but it's also if they go through with this, there is going to be poor people that won't be able to afford a car, electric cars are too expensive and gas cars are way expensive. >> and super green if people would take public transportation, but so many are fearful in the big cities dealing with the spiking crime rates. that's the case in so many american cities. phil, i don't want to take away from

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phil, i have to leave it there. _ health service. phil, i have to leave it there. it there. without nurses, we can't do anything. i'd also like - leave it there. without nurses, we can't do anything. i'd also like to l can�*t do anything. i�*d also like to say to you is what you need to remember is, people say it nursing is about being kind and caring — it absolutely is, that�*s the people we are, we are driven to do this... phil, we are at the near democrat of the programme, i�*m sorry to do that, we have to end, thanks so much for your time. we have to end, thanks so much for yourtime. i we have to end, thanks so much for your time. i went update you on a story i brought you a couple of hours ago in terms of the metropolitan police misconduct — the police in the capital admitting this evening they feared the public may not contact them in an emergency after eight police officers were today banned from policing for sending offensive and discriminatory whatsapp messages. all eight, seven men and one women, were found guilty of gross misconduct after sending bigoted

this is a picture of phil and a alexis dowdell when things were better. phil's last act was her protector, saving her as gunfire erupted at her sweet 16 last saturday night at a dance studio in dadeville, alabama. he died in her arms. >> he was going in and out, and then when somebody from the ambulance came in and they felt his pulse, they said he was gone. >> reporter: the 18-year-old high school senior had committed to play football at jacksonville university in the fall. phil and alex sis mom were chaperoning the party. she got shot but will be fine. she said she will not find peace until that person is caught. >> i don't know why someone would come to my daughter's sweet 16 and bring a gun and shoot innocent kids. >> reporter: four people were killed in addition to phil. 17 shaun keeva smith and two others. yesterday state lawmakers spoke about a preplanned event to push for gun violence legislation >> i am tired of hearing the wails and the cries of parents and families who have lost their loved ones and elected officials have not acted. >> reporter

it was actually phil's coffee truck. so i was with the company for many years and decided to start something fres and new. and i wanted to build one myself. and i got the approval and the okay from phil but the only caveat was that i had to fund it and build it and design it. so i was really excited about it, until i got t a point where i was not able to find the funds and was running into all kinds of problems with banks and no forth because i ha no prior experience in owning a business. so i was told that ere such aprogram as hebrew free loan. actually from my mom. and she said go ahead and look in there. and i met cindy and told her about my passions and what i wanted to do. and cindy was very supportive. and we went through the whole process of making it happen. and yeah. that's kind o how it happened. >> you know, in a moment, it would be interesting to sort of talk about the process of doing this, and how hebrew free loan sees this. i want to ask you. w live in a part of the country i a stereotypical way. and not j

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i was very sorry to see billy step down, phil.why he's done a good job as an acting administrator and we haven't had an administrator now for a very long period of time we need an administrator we need to get key roles at the faa filled we have to hire air traffic controllers. we have to train air traffic controllers and upgrade the technology in the system to bring the u.s. up to a similar technical level of capabilities as other countries have. all of these issues, phil, as you know, have been issues that have been out there for many years. so what we want to do is work collaboratively and together with the faa to get these issues addressed. this just can't go on. we should not be in a position where jetblue's ability to serve new york is limited because of the significant staffing constraints. all of us in new york are proud of new york. we're trying to bring the city back we have a passionate mayor who wants to bring new york back we want to bring tourists back to new york. we want to get hotels open and do loads of exciting t

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did phil knight like the way you played him? well i look, he's an interesting guy, as you may know, being the boss when you work someplace, there's a tendency in the workplace. you kind of want to make fun of the boss, right? that's just part of it. and you kind of i've been the subject of an occasional mem. uh huh. i know how it goes. oh and so i thought that's funny, and he's sort of a buddhist, but he's a capitalist, and there has to be somebody kind of pressure against this deal, and i was very, very confident. right up until the point where they were like we think you should go up to oregon and show nike the movie and show phil and i was like, sure, terrific. and then i went up there and flipped oregon and then i went into the theater and all of a sudden i felt like the guy who had been sent in to negotiate with isis. you know what i mean? it was going to be like, you know, and i went and showed the movie and i and as i watched the end of the movie now it's a very isn't honors and respects phil and what he did and making th

now it's back to and phil . and phil.hanks and now to look at the top stories of the day, we're delighted to be joined by former labour mp simon duncan and member of the london assembly , member of the london assembly, shaun bailey. now i have to say this week it's been very much. will trump be indicted ? will will trump be indicted? will trump be indicted? yes he is being indicted. in a way , was he being indicted. in a way, was he actually pushing it that way? he's determined he's not going to work cufflinks, but he is thinking that maybe those mug shots might be used for his campaign materials. so been has he planning this all along he been planning this all along ? that is ? look, the circus that is donald trump rolls on. he has been saying a long time he will been saying a long time he will be indicted . i think was he be indicted. i think he was he was saying his political nous because basically said to because he's basically said to america, this is a witch hunt. so this will happen . i think the so this will happe

phil mercer- even sooner. 0k, feel, thank l you so much. phil mercer there in sydney.tend his father's coronation next month, but meghan, the duchess of sussex, won't be travelling from california. the prince willjoin more than 2,000 guests at westminster abbey on may 6. nicky schiller has more details. so the royal planners at buckingham palace, particularly those in charge of the seating plan, will probably be breathing a sigh of relief, as we've had confirmation that prince harry will be attending the coronation of his father, king charles, on may 6. however, his wife, meghan, she is staying in california. there had been speculation that neither of them would travel because it is prince archie, their son's fourth birthday, on may 6. but we had a statement issued by buckingham palace and the sussexes, saying the duke of sussex will attend the coronation service at westminster abbey on may 6. it went on to say that the duchess of sussex will remain in california with prince archie and princess lilibet. now, it will, of course, be the first time that harry has been see

phil i want to start with you. what more can you tell us about vice president kamala harris's trip, how it came together and what her message is going to be tonight to tennessee lawmakers who she's meeting with yeah. alex. this came together very quickly. we did not have much advance notice. it all came together earlier this afternoon , and i think it underscores the white house officials view right now, as both a very organic moment. there's no planning behind what's happened here, and it was driven almost entirely by the actions of the republican supermajority, but also a moment where both the lawmakers that were expelled on the issue of gun reform, which the administration has long pushed for, but also for the young protesters that have been out there by the thousands day after day. after day. and just saw two lawmakers expelled with very little precedent. all of those are issues that the vice president is expected to touch on, try and elevate and try and maintain system to some degree a level of momentum. they

of phil's dough is the only effort that needs to be made to soak it with butter. when the butter is of such quality, when the butter is so tender. and this, uh, i would say, you know, to taste, it reminds absolutely some kind of comfort and that's the warmth of a spring morning at home. that is, it is some kind of warm bread with butter. this is porridge with butter, this is butter, on which we make a layer. noah dough, and which will help us make a masterpiece from this simple leaf. there is flour, water, there is nothing else in it. phil dough, so i will melt 150 g of butter with a fat content of this butter 82.5%, this is the most correct fat content. the only possible for butter. and it’s also a very convenient package, according to which you don’t even need to weigh the oil, you can carefully take the piece that will come in handy like this, so here everything has already melted. here, too. we have the same butter, oil, combined with olive oil, i add here. chopped onion and add a few leaves to the onion to make the flavor more interesting fresh sage. look, i

thank ou, phil might have been made earlier. thank you. phil mackie _ might have been made earlier.fiant donald trump has told his supporters that the us is �*going to hell�* — after becoming the first former american president to face criminal charges. mr trump pleaded not guilty to 31t counts of falsifying business records yesterday. the case relates to an alleged hush money payment to a former adult film star, stormy daniels. here's our north america editor sarah smith. trump supporters lined the streets to welcome him back to florida, and you can see he is clearly loving it after what must have felt like a humiliating courtroom ordeal in new york. the former president used a prime—time speech from his mar—a—lago. residence to attack a prosecutor who has charged him with 31t felony crimes. and i never thought anything like this could happen in america. never thought it would happen. the only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. donald trump looked much less combative when he appeared in court earlier. but now that his l

phil dowdell has been named by local media as one of the victims.l was a senior in high school and was going to jacksonville state university on an american football scholarship. here the health secretary has again insisted a pay offer for nurses is fair and reasonable. it's after the head of the union, the royal college of nursing, warned members in england could carry out rolling strikes until christmas. on friday the nurses rejected the pay offer from the government, even though their own leadership had recommended they accept it. pat cullen spoke to the bbc earlier: we have strike action for the end of this month, the beginning of may, and then we will move immediately to ballot our members and if that ballot our members and if that ballot is successful, it will mean further strike action right up until christmas. now, the person that can stop that and the people who can stop that and the people who can stop that and the people who can stop that is steve barclay and the ministers, indeed the prime minister. sixteen people have been killed and ni

liz: going forward, phil, what do you see? because really about 40% of the s&p has reported, so we've got another big chunk of names although this week is just a very big week for both dow components and everybody else. what do you see here and how do you view the rest of the year for the markets? >> yeah. i think that the hard landing scenario, liz, and probability of that is falling really hard. and i think that's why you see days like this. for a hard landing, in our opinion, you need two things. you need really chaotic deposit outflows to shake the confidence of every consumer -- liz: which we have with first republic. >> yes, but it's not leaking into the economy just yet, right? the second thing that you would need is a very overzealous fed that says we have to break the back of economy in order to have any evidence of disinflation, and that's not happening. year-over-year, cpi is down 5%, we expect it to be closer to 3-3.5 by the end of the year. so days like this remind us why you can have a significant underweight man

rucker and former rnc chairman michael steele, both phil and michael are msnbc political analysts so so natasha, you heard the governor he said no decisions have been made what are your sources telling you? >> that's partially true in the sense that one thing that our reported showing yesterday that there was a lot of internal debate in desantis world over the launch date. we were getting told that, you know, some people were settled on may 11th. others said that was way too soon what four sources told us was definitively that he was going to dip his toe into the water, jump into the fray in mid-may. that could look like an exploratory committee fist, and then that followed by a full launch of his campaign and you know, as you said, there has been a lot of pressure on ron desantis right now to get into this race, really start throwing some punches, being able to hire up in the way that he should be, being able to push back appropriately on some of these attacks by donald trump. i mean, right now we have a super pac doing that, but this also allays a lot of anxiety by donors who reall

lebeau is looking at the one key metric investors should be watching phil >> one number in particularill be in focus with investors, gross auto margins excluding zero emission vehicle credits. the expectation of gross auto margin of 25% in the first quarter. anything above that, we might see tesla shares moving higher anything below that, tesla's stock could come under pressure. here's why this matters. it will show the impact of the price cuts during the first quarter. in terms of annual deliveries, remember, tesla says it expects to deliver 1.8 million vehicles this year. analysts are not expecting new guidance from the company. but what tesla says about gross auto margins and the impact of price cuts, that will be what people will focus on when the company reports its q1 results after the bell frank, back to you. >> all right that was our phil lebeau let's get more insight and bring in george, managing director george, great to have you here. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> we just had our phil lebeau our really known voice in this space when it comes to evs we talk about

issued a similar warrant for phil. he was such a future. governor dutton, um said, okay to the one in montana being arrested. well do you watch yellowstone? there needs to be an appeal from yellowstone . alright next, ignore the crying baby because he's faking. it learned so young, little one year old carter from england has figured out how to use crying to get whatever he wants. look at this video as evidence. screaming his head off until mom finally gives him a drink of pineapple juice. mother, lauren matthews shared the video with the caption the face switch. he knows what he's doing. i'm telling you, they learn it really literally early switch. it's so hard to say no to them when they're that little. they're so cute. okay next, staying across the pond for real life party pooper family in lincolnshire was doing some backyard camping. but gary there, bulldog. he was having none of it. there he is. pulling the tent pegs out of the ground. he's an indoor cat. now gary's owner, marie says she's actually afraid to take g

our phil lebeau joins us on the cnbc newsline with much more on this story good morning, phil. >> goodorning, frank these are very aggressive propos proposals, objectives, where biden wants to take the country when it comes to tailpipe emissions. we're not going to get into the science of this because it's a little too wonky for everyone. let's just say this. they're proposing to move tailpipe emissions on a grams-per-mile basis down 62% from the current standards proposed through 2027. automakers -- and this is key here -- they would decide the technology in their fleet to get there. in other words, if you're a company like tesla, there are no emissions right now, no tailpipe emissions, they don't have to do anything but if you're a company like general motors, you're going to have to figure out the mix of internal come bumgs engine vehicles you can build versus electric they believe evs once these automakers make the changes could make up 67% of the annual auto sales in the country. let me tell you that's way more aggressive than most companies believe is possible, consulting firms.

it's a big honor for cnn but for phil. >> i'm very proud of you, phil. i know you couldn't win the most beautiful person, that was awarded to me. kaitlan, what are you looking forward? >> i love it because i'm a total nerd and as everyone watching at home, it's referred to as nerd prom. it's so great. there are a lot of jokes as don was noting there, they roast the president and the press and roast everyone. it's a moment where we come together but also a moment that has a lot to do with democracy and journalism and one thing highlighted are those wrongfully detained including evan a. alexei navalny's family is here. there are moments that are meaningful along with the humor and moments. >> if i could add -- i think this is a central component of the dinner, scholarships are awarded through the white house correspondents' association. i'm mentoring one of them. kaitlan has mentored several in the past. that's when it is about, the understanding of press and the role we play and the next generation and these kids are so talented. >> way better than all th

it is a sports story, and phil hopper and he is the sports attorney. for the baltimore orioles read thank you for joining us. that will do it for us for washington journal. we now. i am so pleased to introduce tonight's speakers. dr. clarence lusane is an author, activist, scholar and journalist. he is afe

phil mercer, bbc news in the hunter valley. and that's it for this program.our so dojoin us if you can. but for now, thank you so much for watching. there are seaside puffins, city puffins, and even 1 or 2 of them nestled away in towns and villages. but now, puffins galore. east yorkshire's puffin trail is coming to an end. we've had everything from people who've come from all over the country and people who've come back 2 or 3 times. we've had a guy who did the whole thing on a bicycle in one day, and we've had people who live locally who are saying that they've ended up going to places and finding things that they never knew were there. 42 puffin statues were decorated by artists before going on display last may, with designs representing the importance of protecting wildlife and local stories, including this one of amyjohnson. i've actually placed her centrestage, and a moth, a puss moth in her heart space because the plane she was flying was a puss moth. like their real life inspiration at bempton cliffs. they were hit with puffin spotters and selfie take

that's because phil phil dawdles body has not been released to the family.allen tells me that he's undergoing an autopsy. oris what an incredibly painful thing for that family to have to deal with an s seville. it's fascinating that she was warned that somebody at the venue might have a weapon. i'm sure that investigators are interested in that detail. have they said anything about a potential suspect? or as they have released very little details. so far, that's been a point of concern and frustration too many here that have spoken within the community we know from the date ville police chief that they have a quote. strong leads. moving forward in their progress is into figuring out answers here now leah, the alabama law enforcement agency that is leading the charge here. they say that there is no public safety concern, but they have not named a suspect. they have not named a motive. they will not answer any questions about if anyone is in custody. they are, however, asking for patients as they work to piece together this investigation. they're also asking f

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cnn senior chief white house correspondent phil mattingly is here with details. phil. what are you learning? well, alex we have known for several months, the president biden was planning on running for re election, but they have not named a timeline. it was unclear when that announcement would actually be made. we now know there are plans underway inside the white house amongst batons, close advisers to announce as soon as next week on tuesday via campaign. main style video now keep in mind over the course of the last several months, the behind the scenes effort to build the infrastructure, the campaign to get things ready to go for that reelection effort. has been very much underway and a very intensive manner. the president , the first lady have also been , uh, significantly engaged in that process throughout, but the timing of that announcement, which the president said late last year would come very soon in the new year, seemed to continue to slip and be pushed that may be nearing an end. now, officials, people familiar with the matter caution that there is no fina

all star player laurie mark. canon will phil phil, his military service in finland this off season. mark cannon initially played a plant to serve last year, but his former team, the cleveland cavaliers made the playoffs. so he had the role for another season. 25 year old will join a garrison in helsinki for his mandatory service. you are watching d. w. news, just reminder the top story we're following for you this. our western government and human rights groups have condemned the sentencing of russian journalist and political activist, vladimir kara, moore's a to 25 years in a russian labor camp. us ambassador to russia said it was a sign of the kremlin weakness of next states dw news asia with bearish banner g. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching with we got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corners. check hot spot for food. chair and some great cultural memorials to boot.

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phil lebeau is here with more.il. >> joe, megapack battery early in the morning let's start off with the megapack plant coming from state media in china and confirmed by elon musk in a tweet. this is based in shanghai. m m megapacks are energy storage packs. used by companies and utilities. in theory, it helps the grid they will build 10,000 annually. production starting in the second quarter of next year. the news getting attention this morning and i'm seeing the notes which are mixed on this regarding the price cuts for the model 3 and model y and s in the u.s. here are the new base model prices for the model y new base model offering for under $50,000. model 3 is now $41,990 the significance is the tesla market share dominates the united states, but it is slowly eroding. we compared these numbers with the first quarter of last year first quarter of last year, tesla market share was 75% so, while it is the leader by a long shot at 62%, it is seeing market share erode remember, the ev tax credits take effect next

phil's mother says more must be done to tackle gun violence, to stop tragedies like this.t story on the bbc website. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. we've started this week off on a pretty warm note. in fact, many parts of the uk saw the warmest day of the year so far on monday. however, over the next few days, those temperatures will be coming down as we pick up a chilly easterly breeze. and there could even be a bit of rain in places by the end of the week. now, high pressure dominates the scene over the next few days, sitting across scandinavia, bringing this easterly breeze. but more icy bars on the chart mean that easterly wind picks up and we'll start to see these weather fronts rolling in off the near continent, bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly for england and wales, whereas further north it should tend to stay largely dry. now for tuesday morning, we'll start off with a bit of low cloud mist, but that should tend to burn away. many places will see a sunny day, but we'll see thicker cloud for southern and southeastern areas. and t

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what we refer to as a phil phil phil.lture where folks would bring in their prescriptions, and the pharmacist would just fill them without checking why someone was coming in multiple times without checking why certain doctors were seen a 100 fold increase in the number of opioid prescriptions that they were prescribing. so we had a historic judgment against walgreens recently, but it's been a very intense lawsuit. and we know that will never bring back the lives that we have lost to opioid addictions. but it's critical for us that we get the resources that we need. maybe one other thing i'll mention because it's often confusion. a large percentage of folks who are addicted to street level drugs say heroin or fentanyl started their addictions. with painkillers, opioid medications that were prescribed through doctors provided through pharmacies and so literally the suffering that we're seeing on our streets was caused by the opioid industry over many, many years and has created the significant crisis that we are dealing wit

well, phil, i'm outside auster, university in belfast for president biden is due to deliver a speech, his only public facing engagement during this trip to belfast. there's plenty of police around. there's also a small crowd gathered here. some of them don't think joe biden is a welcome guest, but most that i spoke to are eagerly awaiting his arrival. but he is currently as we, as far as i understand busy in a meeting with the u. k. prime minister re she soon as they are due to discuss ukraine of course the u, as in united kingdom, both big backers of key is, but i think top of the agenda really will be the political situation here in northern ireland because of course, biden is here. to march, to celebrate 25 years since the good friday agreement. that landmark peace accord that put an end to decades of violent sectarian conflict between broadly 2 communities. here in northern ireland that are divided along different aspirations towards the constitutional destiny of northern ireland. on the one hand, on one hand, you knew that one to remain part of the united kingdom. and on the othe