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Woke. but history is something that has happened. it's a story that, by definition, has already happened. so my question to you, and it is an unanswerable one as doris would point out, it is probably unanswerable right now, what do you figure is happening to us? >> well, i do get asked that question all the time, mike, here in washington, when i'm down in south carolina. i was in philadelphia earlier this week. people stop me and ask that question in that same way. what is changing a bit is progressives. as we see what's happening in florida in terms of denying history, denying facts, denying ...

Like real wages, things that effect everyday americans. and for the past 24 months straight, real wages have gone down for americans. now, the big question will be and i do think leslie is right. the big question will be will we have the same outcome with the same matchup or will the republicans bring someone different to the table? it looks like ron desantis is going to put his hat in the ring and is going to try to give former president trump a real fight for the nomination. i actually think even if trump ends up being the nominee, which polling states that he will now as you pointed out ear...

When you talk about childhood, what thing comes first in your mind? If you are a child of the end of last century, you are definitely familiar with the

Bit more about the real... as we've mentioned, northern ireland has been without a functioning government for over a year. the dup are boycotting stormont, by blocking the election of a speaker in the assembly — as part of their protest against the protocol arrangements. without a speaker, legislation cannot be passed in northern ireland — including a law that would introduce a new new opt—out organ donation system — known as daithi's law. the law is named after six—year—old daithi, who has been on the list to get a heart transplant for five years. his family have been campaigning ...

There was no draught agreement. all the parties so they weren't being given a lot of detail about the prime minister. this was a wider question for ireland. even when the deal is done, how quickly that paved the way for a return to the default governments? the credit party has been vetoing the for more than a year now. sirjeffrey dalton certainly struck a fairly positive stone. if you look at the substance of what he was saying, he was saying that you can't works will still needed to be on to satisfy the party's concern. the details could come in legislation, needed to be brought forward in bo...