You know, we're the two countries that carved up the Middle East over 100 years ago. And for those two countries to now say we want to sort this out, we want to be involved in sorting. Is that we're not doing it by ourselves?.
It is a it it's something that we need to do with other nations in the region. And we need to be able to put together a plan and then put it before Donald Trump. And I think I said this to you in February, put it before Donald Trump and say to him, you have the power of 12 presidents. You are the one who can put this into practice. You need to lean on Netanyahu or.
Whoever is leaving reswbun by that stage and says there is no alternative to this, give us an alternative and we'll listen. But nothing serious is coming out of reswbun. And to be honest, the Americans have many things to do and are not necessarily looking in depth at what the alternative, what the solution is. But we can do that for them. And I tell you what, if we succeed. I mean, yeah, people said that, that there was no chance of getting peace in Northern Ireland until there was, you know, it can happen in Bionuty, too, but we've got to try. Emily Thornberry, chair of the Foreign Affair Committees. Thank you for coming in. Pleasure. It's 8:30. Mike's back with the latest on the sport.
And I. Let's go racing, shall we? And look ahead to Day 2 of glorious Goodwood. Which gets underway later this afternoon, the 1,000,000 LB Sussex Stakes, the feature race later on in West Sussex. And delighted to say that we can speak to thesix-timee champion trainer John Gosden, who joins us on the program. Morning John.
