i imagine they will speak to the media afterwards. i was saying earlier aboutjeffrey donaldson, it has been a big week for him and we have seen a differentjeffrey donaldson this week. we have seen a very bullish jeffrey donaldson this week. we have seen a very bullishjeffrey donaldson take on his critics, particularly within his own unionist community and his own party. his big challenge this week is, my achievements have been published, now let s see yours, published, now let s see yours, publish yours, and to that he held up publish yours, and to that he held up a blank sheet. so he has decided in the past couple of weeks that that negotiation had gone as far as it would go and, as i said earlier, it would go and, as i said earlier, it has been his week in terms of being on the stage in that one party negotiation with the uk government, it becomes michelle 0 neill s day. we re going to head inside the chamber and listening. i we re going to head inside the chamber and liste
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