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something different, thenl is telling you something different, then i think the dup should take cars instance of that. —— cognizance. never before has this party been so centre stage. they they have the backing of the brexiteers. let's hear more about the reaction of business leaders in northern ireland from chris page. the message to the conference today was that arlene foster did not want there to be a brexit no deal, nor did she wanted to be hardening of the border, but she says she does wa nt the border, but she says she does want a better deal. this week a coalition of business organisations in northern ireland have come out in favour of the deal. they have been over to downing street to meet with the prime minister. i am joined by roger pollen from the federation of small businesses. have you heard anything from dup members are from arlene foster that has persuaded you that this draft a brexit deal might not be such a good idea? we have heard a lot of reasons why the party feels it is not such a good idea. the business organisations are really looking at what is in front of them and are looking at a binary choice between an ordeal option or the agreement that has

they are very excited to vote, really fired up. we have never seen this level of enthusiasm for a mid—term election. the nearest comparison would be 2006 when democrats had a wave election. even thenlion. even then i didn't see anything like the enthusiasm from members here. and you have a sense of that from the republicans in the uk? yes, with mrtrump, his the republicans in the uk? yes, with mr trump, his policies are very popular across the board with republicans. it is mr trump that some republicans have issues with. for you? i have gotten used to mr trump andi for you? i have gotten used to mr trump and i don't mind his go get ‘em, i have enjoyed his leadership on the world stage, i like his leadership during the brett kavanaugh leadership during the brett kava naugh hearings, leadership during the brett kavanaugh hearings, where he backed brett kava naugh kavanaugh hearings, where he backed brett kavanaugh and he didn't back down. he kept changing his mind, saying we will wait to see what happens, we will wait for the evidence. he could have withdrew him and he didn't. and he started to show republicans how to fight. what you said, interestingly, is that you are getting used