Channel 4 asked us to make an ad for Educating Yorkshire 2025.

So we made this. We're on Channel 4 and we're here to say, watch Educating Yorkshire it's on today, with a little bit of drama and a little bit of sass. Let's hope we're not late to class. Do you want to know what our high school's like? You do? Oh great, tune in tonight. Let's make our way to Thornhill High. Come on over, don't be shy, hand drop.

Educating your You do? Oh, great. Tune in tonight. Let's make our way to Thornhill High. Come on over. Don't be shy. Hand drop.

Educating Yorkshire 2025. Stream now on Channel 4.

Good morning. Welcome to Vonjino Report, early edition. We have a lot of stories to get to on this Monday. Monday, you guys, it's Tuesday.

Just starting the week, having a day off, which was really nice.

And I hope all of you had a restful Memorial Day.

We're able to think about our fallen heroes.

Not everybody was thinking about our fallen heroes yesterday

because the Chicago mayor decided to use the day

to celebrate Africa Day instead of Memorial Day. Libertarians slam Trump's ban on Harvard's

international students as somehow anti-meritocracy. Students show college English majors, studies,

I'm sorry, show college English majors, so students

have zero reading comprehension.

Emmanuel Macron is on camera being violently shoved in the face by Brigitte McCrone.

Gen Z are now flocking to adulting 101 classes, and young people are fomenting a revival of Catholic

aesthetics.

All this on, Vonjana Report, early edition.

Hello, I am Mayor Brandon Johnson, and I am proud to join you in recognizing and celebrating Africa Day.

The continent of Africa is made up of 1.2 billion people with diverse countries full of rich traditions, cultures, and heritage.

The African diaspora can be found in cities and countries around the globe. And right here in Chicago, our proud African communities have made indelible contributions

to the growth and fabric of our amazing city.

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