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zero carbon generation at edf energy. I'm Helen Lewis. I'm Stephen Bush. And yeah as we said this is a special

extra shot of and maybe a chaser of the podcast because I think it has been a fairly extraordinary weekend

so Donald Trump, mere moments after ushering Theresa May out of the Oval Office, signed an executive

order which, well let's be honest, no one seem to know what exactly what it had said

it certainly banned citizens of seven Muslim majority countries from the US for a

period of months Syrian refugees banned indefinitely and then there was a lot of confusion about people who held dual citizenship with approved countries and actually whether or not some of these would have just

restrictions just apply to people who happen to be, say in Iraq or Yemen or Somalia.

It all unraveled horribly over the weekend as people kind of ended up being stuck at airports,

being told at the airport as they were getting on to a plane to the US that actually they wouldn't be able to get on.

Stephen it looks like a lot of it's going to be unpicked. I mean we've already found out that there will be

exemptions for British nationals with jaws citizenship, right? If you're a Samoa Farra, we think. So this is the, one of the

interesting things, as I said in my rather good email, is that Washington has

said to Britain and to Canada and presumably to every nation who's phoned up going I'm sorry what

Then their people are exempt however in practice that does not seem to be what is happening on the ground at airports not least because airports in

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