This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor welcoming, that is McCotter, American Greatness Recovering Politician.

His new column about complexity, often used, usually used, regularly used, by members of center left to explain policy issues

that are not agreed with.

Complexity, and that needs an example.

So I've asked that is to comment on what we do know about a tragedy in Dublin.

What we do know, and the facts are limited here because after several

days the reporting is not transparent. A man said to be Algerian in origin in

his 40s or 50s a naturalized Irish citizen 10 years.

Someone who has been before the police court before for something related to knife, a knife, attacked a small group

of young women five and six years old outside a school that teaches Gaelic, a Gaelic school.

There was an adult with them who was also attacked.

The people on the street nearby intervened.

One particular deliveroo driver intervened.

Got off his bike when he saw what was happening.

And while the crowd or the people around the knife

wielder were backing him off or trying to keep him away from the children who were

screaming and on the ground, one five-year-old was badly stabbed, five-year-old.

The deliveroo driver came up behind him and clung him in the head as hard as he could with

his helmet. The man went down. What we do know is that emergency services

arrived. The man is now in hospital. We don't have a name. We don't have a name for any of the perpetrators. We do have the father of one young child who

thanked the crowd who gathered around the man on the ground. Since then, however, it's become complex, because immediately the

Prime Minister of Ireland Veratikar declared the mob that that night turned out on rumors and some of the mob

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