i think that stormer i it? not a big deal, i have to be honest. i think that stormer is| honest. think that stormer is delivery was fine, he seemed much better in the speech that he has beenin better in the speech that he has been in recent broadcast interviews. ease also very good when he drawing upon the personal, what grounds him in his personal politics his experience and his father and milder is tragic death and the nhs staff whose incredible work to take care of her in those final days. those stories are incredibly poignant and moving. but where it falls or wire his speech fell in my opinion was attaching that to a bigger vision for the country. a country that is in the middle of various crises, emerging from the pandemic in which there's been a horrendous death tolls, a workforce that is battered as a result. and that's before we get onto the fuel crisis, the energy crisis, shortages in supermarkets and so on. as a country that desperately needs some concrete policy proposals to get britain out of this and into a better place. and that's where you didn't really see a whole

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. >> yeah, thanks, becky we wanted to do something to honor rod laver and his fellow barn stormers who and we really liked what they were doing. how good where rivals become teammates. and this gave an opportunity for rivals to be on the same team. so, we just sort of sketched out a piece of paper and the format is what works. so, we've been very fortunate to have this is our fourth sellout since we started in prague and people love it the players get together these guys are killing each other day in and day out on the tour so giving them an opportunity to sort of be on a team for one weekend would be great now, in terms of covid, it's true it was a tough year we had to take last year off obviously, the whole year was suffering. we decided we needed to run it this year and we've got three levels of protection here in boston and the city of boston has mandated masks and everyone in the building will have to wear masks and we said everyone on top of that that has a vaccine card needs to show it and you need to show pcr test within 48 hours. for us the most important thing this year here