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Is the truth? >> ainsley: right. >> brian: why are they not telling it. >> steve: in addition to the fact that 12,000 people died of covid last week is now there apparently is a stealth omicron variant that they have detected in the united states and they call it stealth because apparently it's hard to detect with the pcr test which means that people would be infectious. you wouldn't know. not good. that's why we need. >> brian: cases are falling. with this variant rapidly. and they think within two weeks thoroughly turn the corner. and if it pass past is prologue the variant gets less severe....

You know, we should be trying to be a common enemy. try not at all. what victor what happened there ? issi it just it's the russia hox that prevented what i think trump probably wanted to do box out bo try to i think by having solid alliances like wece did the yea, i think we gyrated during the obama biden years. we appease them. wem. dismantled missile defense remember the hot mike conversation we had the failed reset and putin went into eastern ukrainent and crima because they thought that we were not going to do anything and we wouldn't know. and then we wentt al all the way over when trump...

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Every single year. i popped over a few months ago to check out their exhibits and sample their new alcohol—free stout. you genuinely wouldn't know. well, i genuinely wouldn't know. if you are a budding joyce fan, you cannot miss the celebrations on the 16th ofjune, the annual festival taking place on the date depicted in ulysses, and there are events inspired by the novel all over dublin, including street performances and fancy dress. stay tuned, because later in the programme, i'll pop into one of the festival's most famous landmarks. hello and welcome to this month's global guide. as trave...

Is due to close some time next year, but even if you do not make it in time, there is plenty to do and see around this city. around 70 million people across the world trace their ancestry back to ireland, and the emmigration museum celebrates this small country's far—reaching impacts. it features the stories of more than 300 irishmen and women and even offers genealogy appointments to help tourists explore their own family history. for a refreshment, you could stop off at the country's most visited tourist attraction, the guinness storehouse, which produces 880 million pints of the black stu...