Democratic Unionist Party
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Sep 12, 2026
Anthropic boss calls for AI slowdown
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30:35Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
this?Yeah.
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30:37Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
Well, the main statement has come from the leader of the DUP, the biggest unionist party there, Gavin Robinson, also an MP for East Belfast, and he had put out a very strongly worded statement not long after President Trump made these remarks, basically saying that the future of Northern Ireland would be decided by the people of Northern Ireland, not by London, Dublin, or Washington.
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30:58Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
And he said he was confident Northern Ireland would continue to choose the UK, and he said, as unionists, we're not interested in what he said was the destruction of our country by joining with the Irish Republic.
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31:11Owen Bennett JonesHOST
And, uh, finally Dublin.
Trump says united Ireland would be a 'great thing'
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5:31Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
His view on the Good Friday Agreement still stands.
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5:34Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
We've had a statement from the leader of the DUP in Northern Ireland, Gavin Robinson, an MP for East Belfast.
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5:41Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
He says, "President Trump knows better than most that elections matter.
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5:44Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
Northern Ireland's constitutional future will be decided by the people of Northern Ireland, not by commentary in London, Dublin, or Washington.
Reform receives second £36m donation in two days
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7:56Chris PageCORRESPONDENT
In response to Mr. Trump's remarks, Downing Street pointed to an answer which Andy Burnham gave to a question in Parliament last week when he said he would stick to the agreement 100%.
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8:06Chris PageCORRESPONDENT
The Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, Emma Little-Pengelly of the Democratic Unionist Party, tried to downplay Mr. Trump's remarks, saying he was known to shoot from the hip.
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8:16Emma Little-PengellySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The constitutional question will be decided, um, by the people here, and, you know, we are absolutely confident that the majority of people want to continue, um, uh, to be in, uh, the United Kingdom.
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8:27Chris PageCORRESPONDENT
President Trump has now arrived in the west of Ireland, where he'll spend the rest of the weekend watching the Irish Open golf tournament at a resort which he owns.
News in our world
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10:00AlexaNARRATOR
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham recently said a referendum on Northern Ireland leaving the United Kingdom was off the table, a position Downing Street reaffirmed.
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10:09AlexaNARRATOR
Democratic Unionist Party leader Gavin Robinson rejected Trump's prediction, saying unification would destroy their country.
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10:15AlexaNARRATOR
Previous US presidents, including Joe Biden, have remained neutral on Irish unification.
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10:20AlexaNARRATOR
Trump also discussed economic ties, joking that Ireland fleeced the US by attracting American medical and technology companies.
President Trump - "A united Ireland would be a very cool thing"
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63:43Larry DonnellyGUEST
I'm embarrassed he's President of the United States of America.
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63:45Dearbhail McDonaldHOST
Well, the, the, his address continues, uh, at Phoenix Park, and just to say, um, that we will be continuing the coverage of this visit of President Trump with Cormac O'Hara, um, at 1:00, and I know that they're gonna have reaction from the DUP on President Trump's comments on a united Ireland.
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64:00Dearbhail McDonaldHOST
He said he thought he gave a nice answer, and I think we'll read all about it tomorrow.
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64:04Dearbhail McDonaldHOST
I've no doubt we will, but for now, let's take a quick break.
Saturday, September 12, 2026 07:00PM ET
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0:55Dave PackerHOST
Trump's comments were met by opposition with many Irish leaders.
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1:00Dave PackerHOST
Democratic Unionist Party leader Gavin Robinson posting on X, Northern Ireland's constitutional future will be decided by the people of Northern Ireland, not by commentary in London, Dublin or Washington.
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1:12Dave PackerHOST
While in Ireland, President Trump gave this justification for the war with Iran.
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1:15Dave PackerHOST
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Trump asegura que la reunificación de Irlanda sería ”algo fantástico” durante una visita a Dublín
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8:04speaker_0NARRATOR
«Nuestro camino nacional ahora es la reunificación, que es una transición organizada, planificada y pacífica», declaró McDonald.
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8:17speaker_0NARRATOR
Por su parte, el líder del Partido Unionista Democrático, DUP, por sus siglas en inglés, Gavin Robinson, replicó que Trump sabe mejor que nadie que las elecciones importan.
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8:28speaker_1NARRATOR
For his part, the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, DUP, Gavin Robinson, replied that Trump knows better than anyone that elections matter.
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8:37speaker_0NARRATOR
Por su parte, el líder del Partido Unionista Democrático, DUP, por sus siglas en inglés, Gavin Robinson, replicó que Trump sabe mejor que nadie que las elecciones importan.
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8:54speaker_0NARRATOR
«El futuro constitucional de Irlanda del Norte lo decidirá el pueblo de Irlanda del Norte, no los comentarios que se hagan desde Londres, Dublín o Washington», afirmó.
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9:05speaker_1NARRATOR
«The constitutional future of Northern Ireland will be decided by the people of Northern Ireland, not by the comments made from London, Dublin, or Washington», he said.
11/09/2026
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9:19Sadique AlhassanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It is not my place to let it dictate someone else's final chapter.
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9:23Susan HumeHOST
But the DUP's Carla Lockhart pointed out that MPs had just marked Suicide Prevention Day.
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9:29Carla LockhartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What message does a system of state-sanctioned death send to those already wrestling with suicidal thoughts? How can we genuinely regard suicide as a tragedy to be prevented while at the same time allowing it to become a medical intervention to be facilitated by the state?
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9:52Susan HumeHOST
A Lib Dem, Tom Gordon, backed the bill, arguing that it would give dignity and choice.
Education minister on NI budget and giving school girls right to wear trousers
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50:52Stephen NolanHOST
And I was kind of shouting at the radio, you're the education minister.
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50:55Stephen NolanHOST
There was a DUP education minister before you.
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50:57Stephen NolanHOST
It's your fault, right? It's the DUP's fault if our kids are not performing.
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51:01Paul GivanGUEST
Well, I recognised very early on that we needed to make changes in our education system to try and close the attainment gap, particularly for those from a more disadvantaged background.
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51:14Paul GivanGUEST
And we commissioned an independent review of our education system.
Budget Crisis, Housing & Election Politics
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2:29David McCannHOST
Also on the podcast this week are my two regulars.
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2:31David McCannHOST
We have two former special advisors, formerly of the DUP parish.
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2:36David McCannHOST
We have Tim Kearns.
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2:37David McCannHOST
He was special advisor to Peter Robinson.
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5:09David McCannHOST
We saw Paul Given clashing with the Alliance Party.
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5:11David McCannHOST
We saw Gordon Lyons clashing with Sinn Féin.
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5:15David McCannHOST
We saw Andrew Muir clashing with the DUP.
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5:18David McCannHOST
So we've had all sorts of issues, debates going on in the chamber.
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