This is a CBSI on the world. I'm John Bachelor visiting with Joseph Sternberg,

member of the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal. He's in London, he writes political economics, and we observe

economics, but its fund also observe the politicians who deliver the economic messages.

Right now, labor is an ascendant. At At the same time there's a controversy growing

so we'll attend to that first and then come back to learning about Red Raynor.

The controversy is there is an event in June at a very famous library in London

attended by the celebrity Derek Jacobi from my understanding and literary critics

where in America a young American named

Winkler, is going to present the case or something of the case that Shakespeare

does not only have a thousand faces, the Duke of Oxford for example, but was also female.

Joe, this is wonderful. I read the piece immediately.

Is this a sensation in London or is it just all us old funny duddies who've been

entertained for decades because Monty Python says that Shakespeare is a suburban couple?

Are you entertained Joe?

I think it's kind of entertaining and

remember London loves nothing so much as a good Shakespeare scandal and it's

been a while since we had a bit of an uproar about who wrote Shakespeare's plays, usually London is in the middle

of some uproar or other about how they are being produced or who is starring in them or directing them.

So, you know, the flare-up of another authorship

controversy makes a refreshing change

from the usual around here.

We go now to Labor then. I I'll wait I wait for the event because it'll be spectacular

...