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Weapons. there is absolutely no reason to have so many dead, any assault style weapon in any community. because we have moved into such extreme territory of allowing the most dangerous weapons available on the market and allowing them to be legal and allowing almost anybody to buy them, the carnage that exists is horrific. i mean, you saw the reaction from law enforcement after uvalde, after el paso, after this current slaughter and massacre. this kind of massacre should not happen. we should not have these kinds of weapons on the streets. >> senator, you spend a lot of time in austin. you tal...

Wonder of all the solutions that you're going to explore. in this hour and help, you know, enlighten us all. do you have a favorite in terms of or something that makes you most hopeful that an impact really can be made? i got a great metaphor that you're gonna see in the show tonight. i think about it like a piranha. one piranha made barbecue and it won't be. you know, you'll need a band aid. a couple of 1000 piranhas will turn you to a skeleton and what? that's what we need in attacking carbon godzilla. it's a million ideas. a million parana coming at it from every thing you see in your life,...

Of ideas are verifiable. we know exactly how much he's pumping back down into the ground. that's his argument. if you can get the cost down, and we're going to pay for it as a society, that's sort of the next step. but i also talked to folks who want to spray sunscreen in the sky high in the stratosphere. to try to cool and mimic the shading power of volcanoes and bias a few years to keep like the worst tipping points from happening. that's where we are in this conversation. it is fascinating , and i will say i love that you're finding people who are doing all the work because it gives me a li...

In the latest episode from ‘International Insights – Stories from the Real Economy’, Dr Joe Schembri and his guests explore strategic opportunities.

Of a loaf of bread, for example, as i understand it, less than 1% of the value of that bread actually goes to the farmer who grows the wheat. mm—hmm. that is not true in some other countries, and farmers, in a sense, have allowed that to happen? you're right. whether it's something to do with being on an island nation, i don't know, but we haven't collaborated in the same way as other countries have done, so we have let the major retailers effectively take control. this is a unique marketplace here in the uk and it is a challenging one and, you know, we've got the most affordable food in eur...