students navigate the housing crisis and the irish people, as woman said to be, let's find out university college dublin. well you, cd is wonderful universities in dublin, it's about a 2 minute bus ride from the city center. i'm here today to meet international students to get a glimpse into how they live their lives. nor is going to show me around. this is a new student center, and this is where everything happens. you have the use of the pharmacy here. they used to be send them off. we used to be, as you shop on this to june sound what specials to you about the name on the campus? that's a great question. i think for me it's the community. if he has a really large population under low society events and things like that, where you can make friends and lifelong connections. how does the campus feel to? does it feel more irish or international? oh, it's a mix of both. like sometimes you walk in the wrong kansas and then maybe here don't go accents and then you for this actually like it's a good mix of everything cause of our international population of it. do you feel kind of more cum, such as like, a b

scott lucas, who is professor of international politics at university college dublin's clinton institutesed the report has been released. i think it was essential that this report was released, and thank goodness the trump appointed judge finally lifted the ban on its being released. and that is because we accept that donald trump is going to be president onjanuary the 20th, jack smith, the special counsel, says you cannot put a sitting president on trial, but given what donald trump did after the 2020 election, in their view of the special counsel's office, there are issues of accountability, of the law, of us democracy in the entire system, because what smith sets out on this 174 page report is that donald trump and his co—conspirators carried out, a direct quote from the report, unprecedented criminal acts to try to overturn that election including pressure on state legislators to overturn their elections, including what is called false electives, false representatives to go to washington to vote for trump instead ofjoe biden as president, it included putting their own attorney genera

joining us from dublin and scott lucas, a professor of us and international politics at university college dublin. and bathing is on a tang and a senior fellow at ty, hey, institute, that's an independent chinese think tank and in college has to end the u. k. is natasha, and instead of foreign policy specialist and professor of government at the university of ethics, a very well welcome to all of you. we have a lot to get through in this program. scott, i'll start with you trump in his 1st few days, as the next president is expected to unleash a let's of executive orders actions including mass deportations pot in for january 6, roches aggressive terrace for the number of countries. his former white house chief of staff, the bad and said the concept for the 1st, those 1st few days a weeks will be the ease of thunder. what are you expecting? like the queue summarized it? well, in the introduction, when you talked about donald trump's 1st term being marked by chaos. and that is where we are 8 years later in terms of specific actions, you are talking about the threat of those mass deportations, which