or stuart pierce _ whether it be tony adams or stuart pierce or— whether it be tony adams or stuartthose players but it is another managing them and putting _ it is another managing them and putting them out on a pitch and getting — putting them out on a pitch and getting them to come out and play for you _ getting them to come out and play for you because there is the genius of paul. _ for you because there is the genius of paul, how on earth do you manage to get— of paul, how on earth do you manage to get the _ of paul, how on earth do you manage to get the best out of him. he did that and _ to get the best out of him. he did that and he — to get the best out of him. he did that and he loved it. alan shearer with his tribute and memories of terry venables who was such an influence on his playing career. i will point you to our website. a great article has been written about terry venables and what he did for barcelona there. there's one match in the premier league this evening 15th against 12th, fulham take on wolves at craven cottage. back to back defeats for the first time the s

when you consider some of the leaders and the captain said he had in that team, tony adams, stuart pearcee, david seaman, gary neville, it is one thing having those players, it is another actually managing them and putting them onto a pitch and getting to go out and play for you. and of course the genius of paul gascoigne. how do you manage and get the best out of him? he did that. paul gascoigne left him. —— loved him. well, venables�* impact as manager of barcelona cannot be underestimated. venables achieved success during his time at the spanish side — winning the league title shortly after his arrival in 1984. during his time at the club he also won the copa de liga. he led barcelona the following year to to the european cup final where they lost out in the final on penalties to romania's steaua bucharest. it was a short time, two seasons, two and a half. i remember talking with friends of mine, who played like they play with him, as a person so funny, singing, imitating frank sinatra. he was a proper, proper man. i am so sorry for his family. now, it's the goal that many were talking

whether it was jerome adams, surgeon general, tony fauci, the medical adviser, where you couldn't trustrce even though those were the very people we should have trusted. >> this propaganda approach was also spreading out. bob, when you look at this urging that sometimes you did, july 2020, he's focused on the campaign and gets defensive when you talk about responsibility, let's play that. >> you have to be fair, i think. i don't think you have to be tough. >> yeah, that includes being fair, but -- >> nobody's done what i've done, bob in 3 1/2 years. >> okay, i understand -- >> the virus came along, that's not my fault -- >> the virus -- >> that's china's fault. >> lindsey graham is right, you are running against the virus. not joe biden. >> well, i'm running against both. >> this picks up where we left off with you, bob, which was, yes, you asked questions. sometimes, especially with something like this, you make statements, assertions, trying to get something back out of him. what are you doing there, what were you hoping to get out of him? >> i'm trying to understand what's going on.

when you consider some of the leaders and the captains that he had in that team, whether it be tony adamse wanted the players to enjoy themselves and i think that was really what in many ways terry will be remembered for stop players enjoying their football and i think for the fans they certainly enjoyed that moment at euro 96 when, as we said this morning, at that point football came ever so close to coming home. loose ever so close to coming home. love that. ever so close to coming home. love that- talking — ever so close to coming home. love that. talking about _ ever so close to coming home. love that. talking about his _ ever so close to coming home. lr9 that. talking about his greatest moment in football. thank you. that rare combination _ moment in football. thank you. that rare combination of tactics and man management. rare combination of tactics and man management-— rare combination of tactics and man manauement. . , , : . management. something extra special. it will be quite — management. something extra special. it will be quite a — management. something extra special. it will

what we've seen -- 15 years ago, where adam's restaurant is and two much my former restaurants, we saw build-up of d.c. and this was the trickle-down effect of tonyams, a great mayor who cared for the people of the city and businesses and how to build business and to make the city the great city that it was. what we have now, you know, like adam said, we have a huge population of homeless that need help. we have a ton of mental illness, which go says side by side with the home and wills we also have violent criminals that can't be and won't be prosecuted or that have the businesses don't have protection of the police because of really poor and aligned d.c. government temperature is sad, we've shut down both places and had employee that was shot and stabbed and thankfully survived. we've had numerous break-ins, this is just one side of town. >> carley: that poor employee. he is okay, though? >> he is. >> carley: thank god. aaron, why do you think there is just this dramatic spike in crime and when did it start, during covid? >> i feel it did. i think there is a lot of contributing factors to that. one, more specifically on our side of town, adam a

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