in which we are working. and what shape in which we are working. and what shape our in which we are working. and what shape our cinemas in financially? financially? there is no denying financially? there is no denying that financially? there is no denying that covid i financially? there is no denying that covid was | financially? there is no. denying that covid was a massive hit to the sector, as so many others. we estimate across the 18 months now that covid has been with us that the sector as a whole was lost something like £2 billion. there is a great deal of optimism and confidence in the sector as it returns and indeed we have seen a number of cinemas open that would tilt during the pandemic closedown. there is no denying the impact to the sector but there is a great deal of confidence that the recovery is under way and will continue over the coming weeks and months. bud will continue over the coming weeks and months. will continue over the coming weeks and months. and
groups. he s nominated people who aren t mainstream, and that is not the way to build a government, to build goodwill. everything s unprecedented with this guy. 39% approval rating, have we ever seen that with a new president? have we ever seen a vice president to have a cast a vote to get a nominee through the united states senate? have we ever seen a president who s played foot si with vladimir putin? i mean, everything s unprecedented and enough is enough. democrats we don t have the tolerance or willingness to sit down and move forward with this guy because he doesn t want to move forward with us. and the protests today, we are covering them, they are saying the title of the protest, not my president. do you share that sentiment? well listen, he s president of the united states. so yes, he is the president in which the country that we believe in. but he has done so much so many things that are unpresidential. i mean, just by how he occupies