the only thing is right, denton redemption berg football dean and had a belt. thank was connie 18 and also redemption covering so much pain anguish in depth. it's clearly about much more than football. the board we've all been going through around the world and this past year in italy, field by the considering the history i told you about a moment ago. the 1st question to be so hard. and i want to guy, death build and all of your and just just finally out in the fact it's the managed to do this in england's own stadium that must make the win extra special for these fans. the exactly, exactly. adam rainy joining is that live from where i'm thank you so much for that ignite for italy wedding the european championship for the 1st time since 1968 there in bates and run this lasted almost 3 years continues visit, seem remember that didn't qualify for the last will cut will now be hoping to come to cap and maybe when the world cup in 2020. okay. that his high school's looking for now let's get back to lauren in london and richardson. thank you very much, and that's i

because they were afraid of being under surveillance by police, they will put their phones denton, the freezer that had the discussion. so you should simply always assume that this is basically taking away your privacy and security, or nobody is the cure. in today's world, we just live in that environment now. so group has given us a statement, they've been talking about this and they say, and this group is a life on a life saving mission. and the company will faithfully execute this mission. undeterred, despite any and all continued attempts to discredited on false grounds, that's what the israeli company is saying. they used to break a p t. affiliate sex and drug trafficking rings. nothing to do with attacking new york times journalists and journalists from you know, reuters in the economist, lifesaving mission. anyone who's lives, others in the painters that are abusing this technology to go up to the political opponents. so do not live in some distance activities. we have no prob, i mean, roof about this and, and i should also say pension funds apparently here in britain invest in

over 400 fitness facilities have permanently close including our much loved swimming pool and wes denton and many thousands more are under threat. will the prime minister do that -- something about that today. extend -- extend the recovery fund to fund these much-needed facilities and back to bed for the mega center from the leveling up fund. everybody deserves a chance to live a healthier life and perhaps one day to play or swim for their country. >> i think the honorable lady. i think that was a great question. she is absolutely right to champion grassroots sports and what it can do for young people. i certainly hope that the sense that she champions will be successful in the fund and i can't control that myself. she makes that case herself. i wish her every possible good fortune. >> thank you, mr. speaker. we are incredibly proud of our long-standing crate of arts community and the contribution they make. it comes as a huge blow that the board of directors at the university of creative arts close the rochester campus after its 135 year history in the town. having inspired some of our

yet over 400 facilities have permanently closed including our much-loved swimming pool in west denton, and many thousands more are under threat. will the prime minister do two things about that today, expand andextend the national leisure recovery fund to fund these much-needed facilities and back new castle state for the -- [inaudible] from the leveling-up fund? everybody deserves a chance to live a healthier life and one day, perhaps, to play or swim for their country. >> well, i thank the honorable lady, because i think it was a great question. she's absolutely right to champion grassroots sports and what it can do for the young people and for the health of this country. i certainly hope that the center she champions will be successful in the leveling-up fund but, obviously, i can't control that myself. he must make that case herself, but i wish her every possible good fortune. >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. in rochester we are incredibly proud of our longstanding community and the crux it makes to the -- [inaudible] so it has come as a huge blow that the board of direct

look, our -- my main county, denton county, really went all in on providing a vaccination hub, startingcounty stepped up and the texas motor speedway, of all places, began a drive-through lengthy vaccination process which got a ton of people their two shots that were required. there was a vaccine portal that was easy to use on the county health website. so it has worked extremely well. i do know that i've heard from doctors' offices who would like more availability of the vaccine in their offices. i've heard from pharmacists who would like more availability of the vaccine in their pharmacies. places where people trust to go and get their care. they trust the information they're given there. and i think that's perhaps a much more sensible approach than going door to door saying i'm here from the government and i've got your shot. it might not work out so well. >> and just to be clear, so these are local officials and private sector workers and volunteers. >> yes. >> and this has been going on since april. biden coming out and saying it, obviously after that there was this huge pushback a

her county of denton had a higher turnout than harris county without having these unnecessary programs including a large number of south texas largely hispanic counties in south texas, south central texas had a bigger improvement in turnout between 2016 and 2020 than did harris county. look, this is all about politics. democrats weren't going to lose. so they decided they'll go to washington and claim this is all about racism and suppression. that's not what it's about at all. this bill increases the number of hours that people are allowed to vote during our early voting period in texas and requires more counties to have weekend voting. we go from a requirement that the counties with 100,000 population have weekend early voting during our 13 days of early voting to every county can more than 55,000 voters so look, this is all about national politics and about trying to basically bust up the rules in texas and for no good reason at all. the kind of language these people are using, voter suppression and jim crow and racism and -- >> neil: i don't know if this is the case in texas but a d

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speedway and the county folks, fema was in there, the national guard, we vaccinated a ton of people in denton very vaccine hesitant part of the world. >> that's good and -- >> in the 1980s people didn't take measles vaccines. >> that's good. its empirical but it doesn't let you understand whether or not to question the overall number. call the cdc, see what the basis is -- >> the cdc won't talk to me. i would love to talk to them. get them on the phone. let's have a discussion. >> i'll call them right after this and see what i can do. i think you should be in the loop on this. my point is this. especially from your party, because these people listen to you. they listen to you in a way they won't listen to the media. they won't listen to people from the democratic party, but they'll listen to you. him saying, what is it? do vaccines work or not? we know they work. the data proves they work. and him suggesting something like that is fuelling hesitancy and we don't need it. will you say on this show that yes on the left but they're doing it and on the right you don't need to balance the suggesti