Susan

I haven't felt, you know, I might get some, an odd, you know, derogatory statement about Trump.

I said, I'm here 25 years, it has nothing to do with me.

Don't blame me.

You know,

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

But no, I honestly, I have hope.

I have genuine hope.

And I don't see anyone, you know.

But I also believe the same thing that happened in America and in my generation.

say, you know, in the 60s, in the Deep South, how it was, you know, very anti-black and quite racial there, anti-racial, where when I was growing up, there was a lot of segregation.

And I don't know if you remember hearing about the schools were segregated, where

Kids in the black area got bused to the white areas, so they integrated them.

Where now, my great-nieces and nephews don't recognize color.

You know, they don't recognize the difference in people's color, whether they're brown, they're black, they're Asian.

They don't recognize color, and I've seen that with my great-nieces and nephews, actually.

So I think it's kind of the same thing.

Skip the generation.

My generation were, you know, I mean, my parents were very liberal.

Now, I think people are in America, you know.

Hi Ciarán, I'm down in Wexford and thank you for having us on the show because really we haven't had anybody listening to our side of the story and we've