and the italian writer and film maker analisa piras. welcome to you all. good to see you.nt trump has been defending the use of guns in america — that in itself, not surprising. but this time he's done it by comparing a london hospital to a war zone because of knife crime. he told the national rifle association that the restrictive gun laws here in the uk have failed to stop a spate of stabbings leading to "blood all over the floors". he also said the terrorist attacks in paris in 2015 could have been prevented if more people had been armed. donald trump is due to visit britain injuly. jeffrey, he was talking to the nra, very much appealing to his base. well, he doesn't have any voters here, at least not a consequence, a few americans over here. we can deride him as much as we want, but trump does know that if he plays to his base, that is his best chance of having a strong turnout in the midterms. we will come onto that. there has been consternation about donald trump visiting the uk in some quarters ever since it was proposed. do comments like this, are they likely to ma

the pira nations are japan switzerland spain italy for estrella france luxemburg norway sweden canada new zealand finland the netherlands iceland ireland austria portugal belgium but in denmark germany so as you see they've fallen behind every single one of their peers are doing worse despite what hillary clinton it said on the campaign trail where she thought that america was already great we don't need to be any better it looks like a different trajectory after a one nine hundred eighty this is the beginning of the whole leveraged buyout boom you were there from mike milken period that started i think part of that that cheap money the way of financing and financialization could be responsible for this compared to all those competitor nations the other wealthy nations of the world why the u.s. has done so poorly as you see this is the line out is how expensive your health care is and the line vertical is how long you live so americans are spending a lot more than other competitor nations on health care and living last longer that doesn't look good that's financialization as well i th

and the italian writer and film maker analisa piras. welcome to you all. good to see you. surprising. but this time he's done it by comparing a london hospital to a war zone because of knife crime. he told the national rifle association that the restrictive gun laws here in the uk have failed to stop a spate of stabbings leading to "blood all over the floors". he also said the terrorist attacks in paris in 2015 could have been prevented if more people had been armed. donald trump is due to visit britain injuly. jaffrey, he was talking to the nra, very much appealing to his base? well, it doesn't have any voters here, at least not a consequence, a few americans over here. we can deride him as much as we want, but trump does know that if he plays to

the pira nations are japan switzerland spain italy for a stronger france luxemburg norway sweden canada new zealand finland the netherlands iceland ireland austria portugal belgium britain denmark germany so as you see they've fallen behind every single one of their peers are doing worse despite what hillary clinton it said on the campaign trail which she thought that america was already great we don't need to be any better it looks like a different trajectory after a one nine hundred eighty this is the beginning of the whole leveraged buyout boom you were there from mike milken period that started i think part of that that cheap money the way of financing and financialization could be responsible for this compared to all those competitor nations the other wealthy nations of the world why the u.s. has done so poorly as you see this is the line out is how expensive your health care is and the line vertical is how long you live so americans are spending a lot more than other competitor nations on health care and living last longer that doesn't look good that's financialization as well i t

the pira nations are japan switzerland spain italy astray or france luxemburg norway sweden canada new zealand finland the netherlands iceland ireland austria portugal belgium but in denmark germany so as you see they've fallen behind every single one of their peers are doing worse despite what hillary clinton it said on the campaign trail was she thought that america was already great we don't need to be any better it looks like a different trajectory after a one nine hundred eighty this is the beginning of the whole leveraged buyout boom you were there from mike milken period that started i think part of that that cheap money the way of financing and financialization could be responsible for this compared to all those competitor nations the other wealthy nations of the world why the u.s. has done so poorly as you see this is the line out is how expensive your health care is and the line vertical is how long you live so americans are spending a lot more than other competitor nations on health care and.

have seized off dissident republicans would have had its origins in the stockpiles of the original pirares, who didn't buy the dream of the peace process, who moved across, created these violent dissident groups, may have had access to some weaponry that was still available to them. ek§§=iil¥u§§r§i¥06l zufi’a’hi’; “7 ’ " ’ ’ ’ w there are armed groups out there who are involved in actions against the occupying forces. do you support those actions by those armed groups? the first thing i will say and i want to make quite clear is that i am not a member of any armed group and not involved in any armed group. saoradh as a political party are not involved in armed actions, but i understand why those activities are carried out. and i understand why an organisation such as the irish republican army exists, and exists today. but you cannot say that you support it? no, and i — legally it prohibits anybody from getting into an engagement in an argument or debating or offering an analysis and support for any of those groups. but i assume that you do? well, you can assume away, peter. looking at th

brian: in 2015, hiring hunters te direct hunters -- pira hunters.hich book gave you the most satisfaction? robert: rocket men. because of how humans have dreamed of going there to the men. i believe -- the moon. i believe the moon has a poll. that humans could pull that off under such threat from such an enemy encompassed everything i love about stories. it was a race against time. it had three true heroes. they were unlike the rest of us and yet so like the rest of us. they are very regular guys. that is a big part of what drew me to the story. i remember looking up at these tiny black-and-white tv is bolted to the wall and just marveling at what was going on. so many things have worn off. the thrill has worn off as i get older. that never did. that seems as exciting to me today as it did then. the opportunity to tell that story for the first time man ever went to the moon, i don't know if i will ever top it. brian: pirate hunters, what was that about? robert: it's a follow-up to shadow divers. it follows one of the divers on a mission to do someth