I was just listening to Radio 5 Live (a BBC channel, for all you bloody foreigners who don't know what it is
) and they are reporting live from El Paso and it's absolutely essential listening. They are interviewing loads of people on both sides, and many who just can't understand voting for either. The stories of fear is heart wrenching, especially from families who have members on both sides of the border. If the wall actually was built, wow, it would literally rip families apart. I must applaud the BBC because as usual the programme is incredibly well done. They will be reporting live all week from 4pm UK Time if anyone is interested in listening in, and i'm sure it's available on World Service, and definitely is on the BBC APP or I-Player.
One thing that has struck me is how articulate and intelligent many people being interviewed are, and yes, I include some of the Trump supporters as well, which actually makes it more frightening. The other point I wanted to make was they keep playing parts of last nights debate and I have to say how awful Trump comes across. He sounds terrible, unbelievably bad. He's incoherent, rambling, extremely inarticulate and just makes up words when he feels like it. He sounds so angry on the radio, he really does, you would imagine him to be bright red faced with steam coming out of his ears, and to make matters far worse the constant sniffing just sounds abysmal. Sincerely, it's like every few seconds, and sometimes every couple of words, it really does sound terrible and it's hard to take it seriously at times. Anyone who listened to the debate on the radio, or the vision impaired listening to it, well I should think they would all be voting for Hillary because there's no way you could make sense of anything Trump was saying, it really is like a petulant child shouting because he wants his ball back.
