tell us what wolfie's wish is and how you started the company. >> yeah, wolfie's wish is just an all encompassing pet loss support company that my mom and i founded when we realized that there weren't a lot of resource available, especially when i was grieving the sudden loss of wolfgang. so i started with writing affirmation cards and then that grew into journals and online support, and it's still continuously growing. and we're we're really excited to be able to offer this and that. there's a demand for it. >> i see. so then you realize it wasn't something that only you went through. so many pet owners go through that, right? so give folks some advice. i think you started to just talking about some of the things you did, but what advice would you give when a pet owner has to put down their animal? >> yeah, it is a really difficult time. and i think the best thing we can do is provide ourselves with self-care and just incorporate space for the grief to happen and also to ask our friends and family and community for support. right? and maybe that is some time off of work. maybe that

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wolfie, it's stephen wolf. wolfie, it's always a pleasure . he there he always a pleasure.. is. rishi is at the g20 talking tough . he's had a drink. sounds tough. he's had a drink. sounds like sounds like another bailout agreement at this time with giorgia meloni . you can see the giorgia meloni. you can see the logic here, can't you? if you can stop the boats coming into italy, that may stem some of the tide coming across the continent our way. does this idea have any merit? no because the people traffickers are giving an expresso to the numbers of people that are being able to cross the borders into europe. >> i mean , let's look at the >> i mean, let's look at the numbers, martin, as we always do. let's start with the facts . do. let's start with the facts. and we start with the facts from the union, european the european union, the european union says that there were 325,000 people coming into italy on the what they call the eastern mediterranean migration route this year alone, that we also have the highest number of applicants, 1 million applicants for asylum in the

wolfie meloni pledged to stop the boats in italy . she's not only failed, italy.s have more than doubled. should we be concerned? in britain ? in britain? >> i think we should be concerned in britain because obviously whatever numbers come in to the european union through its southern and western in crisis points of where most of the migrants come in, many do make it over to the united kingdom. after all, we are one of the four countries, germany, italy, france and the uk that take 75% of most of the economic migrants and illegal migrants that come into the european union . and giorgia meloni has union. and giorgia meloni has vowed , and again with strong vowed, and again with strong language , that italy will not language, that italy will not become the migrant wasteland for or for the eu . but or for the eu. but unfortunately, she's failing to achieve what this government is doing and stopping the boats from coming into italy . from coming into italy. >> okay, one of the things over to you, david. hey that meloni has proposed is a deportation decree to illegals