tucker carlson is alex jones. if you watch each of their programs, they may deliver a little differently, but the message is pretty identical whether it's talking about vaccine conspiracy theories, deep state conspiracy theories, the messages that tucker carlson and alex jones are send rging a the same. they seem to see eye to eye on the big isi issues they talk ab every night. >> do we know if they have a relationship? one has alex jones basically saying, i'm going to let tucker present this january 6 conspiracy theory first. i'm going to let tucker present the inside job theory because he's going to do a great job with it. when i heard that i thought are these two guys in cahoots? are they friends? do they talk about it? >> i'm not going to say anything about this until tucker did. i knew he would do a great job on this. he did. >> it does sound like they're talking to each other, right, brian? tucker is saying he doesn't think alex jones is out there, that they're crazy. he thinks they are up for debate and he

[laughter] alex: it depends.] marc: i think there's also an opportunity for technology in the sports, augmented reality. the ability to view the game in a different way. i think that is something we will definitely see in the future. alex: anything about what has happened outside of these buildings in the stadiums, uber, airbnb, marc and i had ideas about what can happen inside to make it more efficient and fan friendly. guy: i have to therefore ask what. how do you see that developing? alex: was that for marc or for me? i think there's opportunities. marc talked about it as well. ticketing, you can make it really dynamic as well. right now you have dynamic ticketing for the season tickets. i think there's an opportunity in game to be able to do some dynamic stuff to bring not only great revenue to the teams, but even a customer experience can be improved by a lot. marc: exactly. i think we can really personalize the experience. i think the idea that you are a little kid, maybe spongebob is announcing the game, t

>> reporter: yeah, alex.e national level, which is what we heard from dr. rachelle wilensky there just now, but also at the local level are trying to explain to people, show people the numbers and show the correlation between what it means to get vaccinated and what it means to not be vaccinated if you do encounter the delta variant. we recently heard from dr. fauci about exactly why that is, why it moves through the unvaccinated so much quicker and what it means for this country. listen to what he said recently here to lester holt. >> and for those who are not vaccinated, there is a risk because this virus has an extraordinary capability of efficiently spreading from person to person, and that's the reason why we're unconcerned that we are going to have essentially two americas, an unvaccinated, at-risk america and a vaccinated america that relatively speaking is quite protected against infection including by the delta variant, which has a great capability of spreading from person to person. >> reporter: oka

alex? >> it is extraordinary, those numbers, probably as a result of the misinformation that's out there. but thank you for trying to correct it. >>> we're going to do that even further now. joining me is msnbc medical contributor and professor at boston university school of medicine. a big welcome to you. you've got to be frustrated by the continuing misinformation that's out there. let's look at the rise in cases and what we know. it is primarily because of the low rate of vaccinations, but also the breakthrough cases. let's talk about that. how surprised are you by those breakthrough cases? >> hello, alex. i'm not, because no vaccines are perfect. we knew even from trials that you get very high protection from hospitalizations and deaths, but you may still get infections. in most cases those might be mild or asymptomatic. the difference is delta is so much more transmissible, and there's new data coming out from israel that i think needs to be validated, that shows that even though prote

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alex: 100%.: alex gibney, if you can talk about who he was and if you start with purdue pharma, the prototype of all of this and expand to other drug companies. alex: it was a company that was selling a product called substance which was a spray where you would spray fentanyl in small quantities under your tongue and it would help to alleviate pain but alec was a salesman, pretty high up in terms of sales, and they are using the playbook that purdue kind of initiated, but taking it to a great extreme. it is all about the money, all about trying to find either corrupt money hungry, doctors who that becomes your business model, to look for those people to compensate for being speakers to promote your drug. they actually had a return on investment flowchart, so that if you got $40,000 as a speaker, you had to prescribe at least two times thatmount, or they cut you off. amy: explain as a speaker. alex: it is legal to pay doctors to speak on behalf of your drug, but in -- in other words, to talk to ot

>> reporter: hey there, alex. well, we are learning just how dangerous the delta variant is and how transmissible it is among the fully vaccinated. the cdc cited an outbreak in provincetown, massachusetts, just a couple of weeks ago, and about three-fourths of those infected were actually fully vaccinated. also, the cdc looked at some new numbers when it comes to breakthrough infections. at the current rate they are saying it is about 35,000 per week. yes, these numbers are alarming, but health officials are saying it is still very important for people to get vaccinated because the delta variant is so contagious and lethal. getting the vaccine will keep you out of the hospital and even prevent death. meantime, health officials across the country are sounding the alarm, saying that this pandemic is far from over. take a listen. >> so to me the best way to think about this is that this is a class five hurricane that's in the gulf of mexico heading for us right now. we're seeing a storm surge beginning, but the hurri

alex? >> can i just say, i'm really glad as i watched the interview that you were wearing your mask. i'm sure you noticed, michael was not wearing his. just voting. thank you, my friend. let's go to monica alba at the white house. you have the president, who is back on the campaign trail sending a strong message about the rise in covid cases. what is he saying about it? >> reporter: the president was at an event lost night that we could not have imagined for him last summer with more than 3,000 people. a giant crowd, mostly maskless. that's because he said most of them were vaccinated. and he made this big point of the fact that we now have, in his words, two different pandemics. one for those who have gotten the shots, and one for those who have not. and he says, really, is risk still remains the highest for those who have ate waited on the sidelines. that was his overall message, while still wanting to tout what he believes was a success. the white house had fall short of the goal of 70%

here's the big worry, alex.ot only is it going to be an issue in chicago where over the last month the rate of infection has gone up by four times but you've got people coming in from all over the country. what are they taking back to their communities? a lot of people are going to be watching closely over the next several weeks to see what plays out from this festival. >> jay gray, thank you so much, from chicago. >> the twisties, what are they, how dangerous they can be and how they dashed simone biles' olympic dreams in tokyo. my conversation with dominique dawes next. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometim

welcome to alex whit reports. we're going to start with breaking news out of texas because the state senate is starting to hear from voters about the new and controversial republican-backed measures to restrict voting. let's go right to msnbc's priscilla thompson at the state capital in austin. what can you tell us about these proceedings so far today? who is talking, who seems to have a majority of voice there, if you can tell that thus far? >> reporter: yeah, hey, alex. certainly a very busy day here at the state capital. gaveling in now. first up is going to be the controversial voting bill. they haven't gotten to the voting bill yet, but i will tell you when we got here this morning, hundreds of people were lined up to get inside that committee room in order to give their testimony and were prepared to give their testimony. there are several overflow rooms where folks are able to sit and listen and wait until they hear their names called. and it is going to be quite a long day. i will tell you most of the folk

alex. well, they're certainly hoping for the chance. when we got here this morning there were hundreds of people lined up outside of the doors that you see behind me to get into that house committee meeting and make their voices heard. but as it stands at this hour, the house has still not taken up that voting bill yet. it is last on their agenda and so public testimony on that has not yet begun. meanwhile, on the senate side the voting bill was the first thing that they've taken up, but to this point only the lawmakers have had that discussion. public testimony has still not opened up. so these folks who have come out to share their perspective have now been waiting hours for an opportunity to do that. one of the things that i've been struck by is the conversations that i've had with voters of color. i met a mother/daughter duo who drove three-and-a-half hours to be here with their sorority members and said they wanted to talk about this bill and talk to their lawmakers because they do fee

>> reporter: hey, alex.falls that caused the flooding, the sun is finally shining again. unfortunately, it is also shedding the light on the sheer devastation this flooding has caused. now, you can see behind me. that used to be a train station. now it is a pile of rubble with some car wreckage that was -- there's a car and behind it there's another couple of cars that were washed away from the flood and they ended up here. there's nothing left of this train station apart from the rails, also part of those have collapsed. in the distance there, i don't know whether you can see it, there used to be -- there are two enormous concrete pillars. that used to be a walkway to go from one part of the river to another. we just spoke to a resident here living just next to this live position. she told me that the r river, which is the river to my left, is usually the calmest, gentlest waterway, usually very shallow, up to the waist. very famous for germans who want to come and relax and take a walk by the riverside. on

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>> reporter: hey, there, alex.le are mad as hell and they're not going to take it anymore. this is the crowd dispersing. after thousands gathered, they just heard willie nelson perform his first performance since the pandemic and that was the culmination of a four-day march and rally from georgetown, texas, to austin to the statehouse all in the name of voting rights legislation. back in washington, where the federal voting rights legislation has to happen, it's a very different mood. yesterday president biden and vice president harris met with congressional leadership to talk about the future and the path forward there. and really what they're saying is it's going to be more of a slimmed down version. it's going to be focusing on voter access. things like early voting and same-day voter registration. but folks here, they really just want anything, something done and they're calling on president biden to do that. here's one pastor i spoke to earlier. here's what she had to say. >> it seems like in the past few year

>> well, alex, i think he knows that there's no legal case.e the issue, but he knows that putting money there would be a waste of money and, instead, he is using this money to travel around the country. there ought to be more disclosure, where is he staying, where is the money going, and how is it being used, because people are giving $5, $10, and there's not sufficient disclosure on actually the use of the money. >> so, okay, well, there's that. let's move on to the house 1/6 select committee which has its first hearing this week. you said that donald trump should be forced to testify before the committee. how does that happen? do you expect it will happen or do you think donald trump will find an excuse not to do it? >> i didn't realize why that was a controversial statement, if at all. i mean he was a critical person in those events. he, by his own admission, gave a speech right outside. he said that that speech wasn't inciting violence, so he should come before congress, explain what his intent was and take questions in terms of what happe

carol says, thanks alex, quite a lot in there. i didn't know about peter tycho, i'm finally a country youth from young. he says todd show as a troublemaker. he was at the minor strike causing trouble. well, international vaccine institute is a thought based non profit international organization devoted to research and vaccine development and delivery for the developing world. with 160 partners worldwide, ranging from government, industry, academia, and civil society to inter governmental organizations such as the world health organization. the i v i is uniquely pleased to judge on the state of the doing the same race between the deployment to faxing and the development of the corona by the will the vaccine be successful in suppressing the deadly virus? i will be new veins and march to defeat science, while the bulk of humanity is left unprotected. alex is in conversation with doctor to don't can secretary general or the soul based international vaccine institute. dr. jerome can give me your assessment of way of the what all does l

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alex: yeah.ucture investment irregardless of what the federal government is able to put in place. we are seeing structural changes across most of the sectors that we work on. if you look at energy as an example, we are familiar with the energy transition going on. if you look at digital infrastructure and the connectivity of america, i think we were very happy to see that was something that was getting focus in the infrastructure bill. environmental services and the circular economy we got to move to transport logistics and e-commerce and what's going on there. there are rouge structural shifts happening in all those sectors. i think as you look at social infrastructure, which is a newer sector there, that we have been heavily focused on, i think the past year has probably shown all of us how important that is in our society. alix: what social infrastructure? alex: this takes several different forms. it can be elderly care management. and i think all of us see the megatrends that exists within th

ah, [000:00:00;00] me welcome to the alex, i mean sure. well, we examine the consequences of british johnson's feet and date this monday when made remaining corporate restrictions were lifted. although this just applies to england, scotland, northern ireland and then we'll are falling westminster and there relaxation of many of this to show distinctions designed to prevent sprays of the virus this summer. my to the kids may not think of it depends then it was over with a wave of major sporting events had, 1st, these were trial events carefully managed with limited crites, but in quick succession england to stage the european football tournaments windows in the open gulf on the british country with the virtual 4 houses. unfortunately, these mass gatherings have quin faces with a resurgent virus with highly infectious visions leading towards record inspection rates, public competence and the government's message of removing controls has been shaken by the revelation last weekend. the vaccine protect to tell sex 2 sides of job it was himself

the next day, he and his son alex flew home to texas. in a private plane. >> you never think it could happen to you. >> there, fred and alex were reunited with amanda and ariel, alex his older sisters. >> you hear horrible stories and you feel for these people. it's surreal that we were now that family. you know? just trying to get through it. >> so many came to pay their respects. but morning took its toll. >> i would hold myself together in front of people who would visit. and i would go in the other room and cry. breakdown. it's kind of saving face a little bit. >> leslie, the horse lover, was buried on the texas ranch where she grew up riding. when the blur was over and you finally had time to process what had happened, what did you think about with your mom and your future? >> i was angry. i was really looking forward to being pregnant and calling my ob/gyn mom, anytime i had a little odd thing happened. >> it was two weeks before my graduation. a week before my prom. all these big things that are in the biggest things in the world.

well, alex sob is a business man. but in this pin, and he's also close to the government and supports the government of course of in a way, le. and in this case, he took on the duty of getting medicine. this was right when cohen started and venezuela needed medicine, obviously for its people and humanitarian goods. and this was a humanitarian trip from the plane refueled in cape verde. kate verity is a frequent refueling spot for long haul distance, aeroplanes. and somehow the u. s. found out that he was there, it was the cape verde authorities had to have notified the us. i don't know how else the u. s. found out, but we don't. we don't know that. but at this point it doesn't matter. what matters is that he should not be extradited. he should be released. that's what the the african court held. that's what foreign bodies are saying, and it's only the u. s. of course, that wants him extradited subs. lloyd believes that the u. s. is after him because he may hold the key to vent as well as ability to avoid washington sa

alex introduce professor heidi barnes. we'll see you then the the, the, the, the long when i was the wrong one, all just don't the rules. yes. to fill out the thing because after an engagement equal betrayal, when so many find themselves world far as we choose to look for common ground in i haven't been in my phone are 60 and i don't i just saw under the format isis fighters and they're now boarding a philippine naval ship with $900.00 just aren't abdulla still don't know what's waiting for them to do can i get a hold of me . ready ready well, come back, professor for harvey barnes is both the president of the british medical association and the world's leading public health expert hottie. welcome back to the alex simon show. and cute krasier. this advice from last week from the g. c. b. i. this long awaited by saying, don't vaccinate the, the school because how do you explain that when countries like as sill america, highly vaccinated come to so thing vaccinate the school kids? well, what's going on? i'm not entirely clea

alex michaelson, host of the issue is will be one of the moderators and he's joining us live. alex.irst of all, let's just ask you, you know who are the people to keep an eye on and who has the most. to gain in this debate? well first, let's tell people about what the debate is right. so we're really excited to announce that could be airing live on ktvu on august the fourth. that's a wednesday night. it's going to air from 6 to 7 30 commercial free and it is going to feature five of the leading republican candidates who are vying for the reef. all let's put the names up on the screen. we're talking about larry elder, the radio talk show host john cox, the businessman who ran for governor, of course, last time around kevin faulkner, the former san diego mayor, kevin kiley, the assemblyman who is on the issue is on our set this week and also dug oc, the former congressman. they're all going to be at the nixon library. i'm gonna be one of the moderators hugh hewitt, who is the radio talk show host and the president nixon foundation will be one of the moderators as well. and he talked a

the issue is and alex joins us live now, alex.hanks so much for joining us, and, you know, we've seen firefighters out battling these massive fires. we've had recently and it might surprise people that they were getting paid under $15 an hour. what did the congressman's tell you about the pay and the new pay increase? yeah jan, i mean, it really is surprising reality. the fact that firefighters making less than mcdonald's workers, for example, $15 is the minimum wage in california. those firefighters right now making 13 45, the lowest paid federal firefighters, so that change this week, president biden said. until a couple weeks ago, he was not aware of that fact. congressman harder one of the congressman that let him know of that fact they made the big announcement this week when he was on this event with governor newsom and other western governors talking about wildfires and congressman harder is very grateful. take a listen. look this is a no brainer. we are heading into what could be the worst fire season in california history

alex, thank you.g later. alex, thank you. i'm sure there _ wembley will be rocking later. alex, thank you. i'm sure there will- wembley will be rocking later. alex, thank you. i'm sure there will be thousands of fans lining the route from watford down to for that short bus ride a little bit lighter. for now, many thanks indeed. let us get the thoughts of sports writer henry winter. good afternoon. we have been here before. five years ago at the euros, england were perhaps their lowest point, down in nice, they were knocked out by iceland. gareth southgate said when he took over, england were in an absolute mess. they are not in a mess now, they are in a very good place. it is remarkable _ in a very good place. it is remarkable what - in a very good place. it is remarkable what gareth l in a very good place. it 3 remarkable what gareth southgate has done and he did it through huge preparation behind the scenes at st george's park. he did it through strength of personality, the way he got these fantasti

and i from alex myself and all that issue is good bye, stacy. and we hope to see you all again next week. ah, me the ah, today industry meeting of you know, the to get a regulations. i will business all about making money. it's about big corporation, international markets import export. do you imagine the number of the diseases are in every family today? it's, you know, due to new viruses or new microbes, it's not true. so it is due to environment loss. i see that not going to either the momentum command on much accumulate got on the come in the day they don't allow us. the food industry is successful for create more jobs, it will create more value added, it will create more. so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interest of the industry that we have regulation. we want the regulation of the industry. and if we don't behave then yes, that's fine. ah ah, the the paris is refusing to reveal to jerry the location of radioactive waste 6 decades on colonial france, conducting nuclear tester. straight to the tank by foreign mercenaries, h

welcome to "alex whit reports". we begin with the developments in haiti and the assassination of the president there. new doubts today about who exactly was behind the killing and an appeal from the government for u.s. military support. let's go to nbc's kathy park, with the latest on this developing story for us. welcome to you. has the u.s. officially responded to this request? >> reporter: hey, there, alex. yes, the u.s. has responded and they plan on taking action. listen, there is a lot of turmoil on the ground in haiti right now and a lot of uncertainty as well because of the assassination of the president. so haitian officials are asking u.s. officials to help. they want security and stability moving forward. so here is what jan psaki had to say yesterday in response to this request and here's what she told reporters yesterday at the white house. take a listen. >> the united states remains engaged and in close consultations with the haitians to support the people in the aftermath of the assassination of the p

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welcome back to the alex salmon show. and you can insure this advice from last week from the g c, b. i this long awaited advice saying don't vaccinate the the school because how do you explain that when countries like as still america, highly vaccinated come to so saying, vaccinate the school kids well, what's going on? i'm not entirely clear what the basis of the d. c. b, i swan, i know, certainly howard shot records, all younger kids in the countries and becoming, you know, whether i'm not sure if i need to know there was enough my colleagues from abroad and said there was a concern about that they were entirely 100 percent comfortable with bikes and h e. young's young children, if we could be sure of the safety, then obviously it would make a lot change to actually the big problems school really difficult to socially difficult to ventilate an older buildings and so on and marsh waiting. maybe not so good for younger children. a it would be bad for transmitting via from one child to another. and the child came back home

for nathan alex, myself, all at the show. it's good by stacy's, and we'll see all again next to ah, [000:00:00;00] me in the, the war on drugs noted as a way to come back, a great problem. what's the wonder? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota, and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a tragic, told us that andrew was competing short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening with the the news headlines is our chilling effect. so media freedom, that's the reaction to and you know, proposed by the u. k. government, which could threaten investigative journalist prison if they expose state secrets. also they saw us democratic party, men prioritize flashing police budgets, although the same time ramp up spending on their own private security and a sports cover up quite literally

>> reporter: hey there, alex. we have been asking the attorney general's office what this meeting will entail and still waiting to hear back but we do know that we have the two outside attorneys who have been tasked to look into the allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct against the governor. something that the governor has denied and you have this former federal prosecutor and a prominent employment attorney who have been collecting a lot of testimony from women who have come forward accusing the governor of wrongdoing. so eventually all this information will be made public. right now it is unclear when that will be. but we should note that this information, this meeting happening today in al bahny is not a criminal investigation. this is separate from the inquiry at the state assembly which is an impeachment inquiry and there are reports that eventually that will move forward. once the information from this investigation wraps up. we do have a statement from cuomo senior adviser who had this comment ahe

once again for joining me on the alex simon show. thank you. according to chris christopherson, freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose alberta. johnson his stick. everything on the link between crew, no virus on pressure, on the national health service having been broken by the high u. k vaccination rate. thus, the u. k. government's concept of freedom be withdrawing most corporate restrictions in england on monday of this week. however, the risks are evident. the u. k is currently undergoing a 3rd wave of corona by this based around the highly infectious delta v d and what not the economy into the teeth of a corporate site represents an experiment with its precedence. the link between the vidas and hospitalization has been weakened, but not broken entirely, and these are now on the rise. in addition, the long term impact of the debilitating effects of the virus sometimes called long corbett, are not well understood. if infection meet started to pass a $100000.00 cases a day, the food damage to the health of the population will n

alex you said it.is that time of year, the 49ers today reported to training camp and tomorrow will be on the field. but the most talked about off season acquisition was not in camp you today because he hasn't yet agreed to a contract quarterback trey lance, the third overall pick in this year's draft, was at many camps, but he's not yet signed. getting as many reps as possible in camp is crucial for rookies, especially quarterbacks, but the 49ers are in something of a unique position when it comes to lance, if the 49ers need him right away, that would mean something's gone drastically wrong with the guy who is number one on the depth chart. jimmy garoppolo in his one full healthy year, garoppolo took the 40 niners to the super bowl, but in his two other full seasons, he was out for the majority of the games with injuries. there was no question about the quarterback depth chart. as explained today by head coach kyle shanahan. physical jimmy's are you know going through to is what he's done to me. he's o

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alex speaks to its finder and editor in chief nick fealty. my feel say not my own, does just mark 100 years of existence. is it going to see another 100 bucks to my? well, do, i mean when partition was 1st brought in many people, particularly nationals who lived near the border, looked at the border post. and so they were going out in would assume like the british government, like perhaps the incipient irish government. but partition was going to be a very temporary thing. but actually it lasted another 50 years before northern are included in 1969. and then the other, 50 years, most of which has been characterized by and move towards are away from violence and towards power sharing. so it may not have years but another 100 years. i think it's some of that or a difference to the one that we see today. but what is this crisis a union? some people say, since the very little idea and i've been the democratic union list some 20 years ago under the in paisley took over from the official unionist. they seem to be hard . the line was working class,

alex forsyth with the latest at westminster. | alex forsyth with the latest at westminster. daily coronavirus cases has risen for the first time in a week. the latest government figures show there were just over 27,731; new cases in the latest 24—hour period, though that number is less than the same time last week, which means on average, there were 30,494 per day in the last week. 91 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours, meaning on average, 71 deaths were recorded per day in the last week. the number of people in hospital with covid continues to rise. there are now more than 6,000 for the first time since march 18th. more than 88% of uk adults have now had theirfirstjab and more than 71% are now fully vaccinated. today's news from the olympic games in tokyo. there have been more gold medals for great britain. team gb now has five gold, six silver and five bronze medals, with tom dean becoming the first male british swimmer to win more than one gold medal at the same olympic games in over a century. he helped team gb to victory in the 4x200 metres freestyle relay. an ex

alex yee is the olympic champion. and jonny brownlee has his olympic gold _ and georgia taylor brown adds the gold to her silver- from the individual. yeah, i can't believe it, i was slightly nervous being in a team with such... well, olympic medallists and i'm so glad we have a brilliant race and yeah, olympic champions. olympics, completed it. i have been waiting for that one. feels absolutely amazing. third olympics and to walk away olympic gold, did everything we possibly could. four new british olympic champions, a first relay gold. forjonny brownlee, gold at last. an incredible few days in the pool continued as team gb claimed their fourth swimming gold, in the inaugural mixed medley relay. the quartet of kathleen dawson, adam peaty, james guy and anna hopkin also smashed the world record on the way to victory, with china taking silver and australia bronze. it was a seventh swimming medal overall for britain, equalling their best ever tally, from 1908. i tried not to think about how far ahead because it's irrele

alex, who is this girl? well, we doesn't know much about her tool apart from we assume that she is german, but she was wembley stadium on tuesday night in the crowd. and as you can see here, she's looking extremely distraught when she realizes that her team is on its way out. that footage is been across the stadium. some england fund stop laughing and cheering. but what was is also seen across the world on, on broadcast media. and people took to twit to another social media forms and started hurling abuse. and germany as well. you know, using words and phrases with icon to even repeat and a lot of england players and also england fans were very upset about this and wanted to call out last abuse. and now, i mean, you're speaking of upset people. one of those upset people is apparently raising money for this girl. yes, that's right. he happens to be a whales fan. his name is joe hughes, and he was very angry about this abuse. and he took to twist to say, show the world and our european friends and neighbors, t

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