Hi podcast listeners really fascinating conversation today with the Irish

deputy prime minister he's also the foreign minister all about the anniversary of the

good Friday agreement and what a bad Brexit deal could do to Ireland and that of course has a huge impact on the

United States which shaped that Good Friday deal 21 years ago. Next Michelle

talks to Democrat Anita Malik so interesting to hear about her background in

tech and why she's running for Congress in 2020.

Then, I really enjoyed sitting down with the beloved British novelist Ian McEwen.

You'll know him as the author of books like Atonement and on Chezal Beach, Enduring Love.

Many of them became films.

And now he's got a new book about today's challenge of AI. So enjoy the

show and for whoever celebrating Easter or Passover enjoy this holy weekend. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christian Amunpur in London.

21 years ago peace overcame conflict in Northern Ireland,

with the signing of the Good Friday Agreement

between the UK and the Republic of Ireland,

backed by the United States.

The peace achievement was the jewel in the crown

of American diplomacy during the Clinton administration.

But now the Accord is facing its toughest threat yet, and that's Brexit, because of the risk

of a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

being imposed again.

The Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, was in Ireland this week, pledging support for

the Good Friday Agreement, and I sat down with her in Dublin for an exclusive

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