(robin swanson) with a metal detector.(sophie fouron) why did it take so much time to start demining? (robin swanson) there was an initial phase of demining immediately after the war ended. after about two weeks, they were actually sustaining casualties, mainly because they couldn't detect the mines. so then, they took a political decision back in london that it was not worth taking any more casualties now that the war was over. so the aim then was simply to fence it off and leave it. (john fowler) and for over 30 years, there were no accidents involving human beings and mines. but the british government were signatories to the ottawa demining convention and came under increasing pressure to do something about the mines in the falklands. then, the british government began a demining campaign which has now gone on every summer for the last six years. the actual guys who do most of the work are from zimbabwe in africa. they are tremendously tough, tremendously skilled. we recognize what a great job they do. and as a communit

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we can now speak to democratic strategist robin swanson, she joins us from sacramento.his is not a particularly pleasant situation for the democrats, is it? in fact these documents have been stowed somewhere for five years, president biden has been back and forth to his home 60 times apparently, this is embarrassing, isn't it? that's ri . ht, embarrassing, isn't it? that's right. there _ embarrassing, isn't it? that's right, there is _ embarrassing, isn't it? that's right, there is no _ embarrassing, isn't it? that's right, there is no two - embarrassing, isn't it? that's right, there is no two ways i right, there is no two ways about it, whether you are in public relations or campaign, if you are explaining, you are losing so this is not a great day for the president or democrats because we want to be talking about our agenda, we want to be talking about curbing inflation, we want to talk aboutjob curbing inflation, we want to talk about job growth curbing inflation, we want to talk aboutjob growth but instead we are talking about the president's corvette. who; the pre

i've been speaking to democrat strategist, robin swanson, about her take on kevin mccarthy's win. power to go with it. taking ia votes over a0s and not getting it until the 15th vote and caving to the extremists in freedom party shows if it is this hard for him to become speaker, can you imagine what concessions he will make to pass a budget for the united states of america. he alluded, uuite states of america. he alluded, quite directly _ states of america. he alluded, quite directly said _ states of america. he alluded, quite directly said that - states of america. he alluded, quite directly said that donald | quite directly said that donald trump was quite helpful, was influential and so perhaps he might have to lean on him a few times when he is looking to pass those votes. how do democrats feel about those comments he made? it’s comments he made? it's terrifying _ comments he made? it's terrifying if— comments he made? it's terrifying if donald - comments he made? it�*s terrifying if donald trump is the property for kevin mccarthy. i remembera the property for kevin mccarthy.

i've been speaking to democrat strategist, robin swanson, about her take on kevin mccarthy's win. shows it is hard for him to become a speaker, can you imagine what concessions you imagine what concessions you have to make to pass a natural budget for the united states? he natural budget for the united states? ., ., . , states? he alluded and directly said that donald _ states? he alluded and directly said that donald trump - states? he alluded and directly said that donald trump is - states? he alluded and directly said that donald trump is quite j said that donald trump is quite helpful and influential and so perhaps he might have to lean on him a few times when they came to pass votes which are a bit tough. how do democrats feel about those comments? it is terrifying of donald trump is terrifying of donald trump is the puppeteer. i remember a day when kevin mccarthy worked in the california legislature about 15 years ago with governor arnold schwarzenegger and he built himself, kevin mccartney billed himself as a moderate republican in minor sports and egg and so over the sea h

let's have more on that story: a little earlier i asked democrat strategist, robin swanson who's in sacramentohas a gavel but it is unclear that he has much power to go with it. i think taking 14 to go with it. i think taking 1a votes over four days and not getting it until the 15th boat and just taping to the right—wing extremists and the freedom party shows that if it is this hard for him to become speaker can you imagine what concessions he is going to have to make to pass a natural budget for the united states of america? in budget for the united states of america? , , , , america? in sensing because he sort of alluded, _ america? in sensing because he sort of alluded, not _ america? in sensing because he sort of alluded, not a _ america? in sensing because he sort of alluded, not a leader, i sort of alluded, not a leader, quite directly sort of sad that donald trump was quite helpful and was influential and so perhaps he might have to lean on him a few times when he is looking to pass those boats which are a bit tough. i would democrats be about those comments that you made? i think it is