joining us now is the conservative mp henry smith. k airport. joins me now. henry, you gave a debate in the house of commons on the future of the aviation industry. you heard what chris said there. the prospects, he thinks, are pretty bleak and today's announcements are knocking to give any reassurance to people in the industry. i knocking to give any reassurance to people in the industry.— people in the industry. i endorse everything _ people in the industry. i endorse everything chris _ people in the industry. i endorse everything chris has _ people in the industry. i endorse everything chris hasjust - people in the industry. i endorse everything chris hasjust set - people in the industry. i endorse everything chris hasjust set in i everything chris has just set in your interview with him. this is a step in the right direction, your interview with him. this is a step in the right dire a ion, your interview with him. this is a step in the right direaion, �*to outbound travel was a contributor to the uk coming of £38 billion in inbound

. >> let's go to henry smith. henry. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i pay tribute to the government for the world leading covid-19 vaccination program, and can i encourage my right honorable friend and the government to press ahead with allowing those who are fully vaccinated greater international travel to save as many aviation and and travel sector jobs as possible and help regrow our economy? the. >> i thank my honorable friend, and and i congratulate him on his longstanding campaign and justified campaign for the aviation sector. and that's why we've invested 7 billion pounds already to support aviation since the start of the pandemic. ofobviously, what we hope is the campaign vaccine rollout program, the double jab program will really give that industry the prospect of a long-term, sustainable recovery. >> let's go to caroline lucas. caroline. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today the environmental audit committee, of which i'm a member, has published a report calling for transformation ifal change in the government's approach to restoring nature. and

smith works out, with the henry ford hospital, which is they are just hydroxychloroquine study, early in the hospital clearly worked. it reduced mortality and should be used as the standard of care. >> laura: and dr. risch, the only issue that is still a vaccine to me personally as a non-dr., you have addressed this so well over the last year, which is acquired or adaptive immunity. or natural immunity. but if you get exposed to covid, you produce t cells and antibody response. the idea that somehow you are worse off than someone who gets a vaccine that is what they keep pushing to this day. despite this cleveland clinic state that came out. >> you are right. it is irrational. and all these things are designed to sell vaccines. you can predict what people will say when anything comes up because it is always in one direction. and we know that -- the cleveland studies show, 1500 people who had covid who had no risk of subsequent diagnosis or infection and early infection, previous infection worked really "to protect people. we know that, for example, in resource one, that protection las

smith earlier this year. >> look out -- down he goes! >> reporter: former pittsburgh steelers defensive lineman kevin henry says after retiring from the league, he began suffering from depression, memory loss and bouts of anger. in 2017, he underwent a series of tests. a doctor determining henry was suffering from a cognitive decline consistent with mild dementia. so he submitted a claim to the nfl concussion settlement program. >> what was the result of the claim you filed? >> i was denied. >> reporter: the claims administrator stating that there were "issues related to validity" of the tests and asserted that the evaluation "used inappropriate norms." >> i'm banged up. i'm beat up. and the part that you don't see is up here. you don't see how my brain is beat up. they don't hit me less or harder because i'm black. >> reporter: in response to questions from abc news, an nfl spokesperson continued to assert there was no merit to the claim of discrimination. but added they are committed to eliminating race-based norms in the program. david? >> eva pilgrim on a story we have been covering for some time now. eva, thank you. you can see much mor

krummel alexander chromell actually lived in liberia james mccune smith james t holly martin delaney who met with lincoln at some length henry highland garnett oh paul cuffee, very wealthy. businessman and shipper all supported colonization especially in the 1850s. black support for emigration to liberia or else haiti where the two main sources of refuge and the 1850s colonization became ever more popular among blacks largely because of the climate that emerged. and the wake of the compromise of 1850 the fugitive slave act then later on in the dred scott decision and so as the climate of racial intolerance became more intense the number of blacks who supported colonization increased. and so it's thought that between 1830 and 1860 at least 20,000 american blacks decided to emigrate mostly to liberia or haiti. in 1862 at the time that lincoln is meeting with the leaders of washington. congress received petitions from california from 242 blacks who wanted to be colonized and over 60 washington blacks also signed a petition saying that they would like to be colonized in central america. in 1861 early in 1861 frederick douglass w

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