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Packed up my stuff, ran out the door, and got to the scene. >> this scene wasnt picks be knowles, quiet in affluent, leave it to beaver homes and carefully tended tree lines treats. crime is virtually unheard of there, which is just the way they like it here. maybe thats why, as they grew up, here or moved here, theyd rarely leave. like rachel. >> everybody is very friendly, always waving. you dont get that a lot in southern california. rachel >> rachel still lives in the house she grew up in. >...

It would be like here with a delta variant which is more likely to hospitalise people and more infectious and if we did not have vaccines. that is the reality that some poor countries are facing i think we have got a big ethical question in the more affluent parts of the world actually. talking about our third boosterjabs and can be really important in keeping us safe here but it also is going to impact on supply and emmy people who may not even have their first vaccine yet living in poor parts ...

Problem, these crime and classifications all goes hand-in-hand but we have to support our police officers loudly and vocally and give them the funding and the morale they need but we also have to get rid of some of these policies that are in some places like california that event on the books for several years and you combine that with this culture of lawlessness and the acceptance of lawlessness and they have to own and fix it and they will have to do it before midterms because our country righ...

Today is because of one affluent neighborhood that received unfortunately a horrific thing this past week, but in southeast d.c. we are seeing neighborhoods who are experiencing this on a daily basis. there is a reason why 80% of minorities in this country say they dont want to defund the police. but the spotlight has not been on them until now. im glad there is finally coverage, but it has been certain neighborhoods in d.c. that have been dealing with this on a daily basis, and thats why we do ...

Every day to keep this violence in check. frankly people need to raise up and say theyre not going to support these measures and theyre not going to support this legislation. frankly, if the city council members dont want to listen to it, theyll have a hard time getting re-elected. citizens are fed up. going out, sitting outside to dinner and having gun shots ring out. beyond that, weve been telling people not only is this gun fire happening in neighborhoods like this, but if you go to the south...

Recovering from a recent stroke. and then they said they hadnt got the beds. he had to be treated 40 miles away. they dont cater here for people with strokes and heart attacks. so they move them out to other hospitals. when you add together scarboroughs mix of an elderly population, low incomes and often distant health services, the differences can be stark. male life expectancy is some six years below other more affluent parts of north yorkshire. we are an area of deprivation. doctor asif, a lo...

Of making certain that americans understand whats at stake. this is not a battle between democrats and republicans, which is how republicans are trying to couch this. this is about whether or not an elderly voter standing in line for 3 1/2 hours should be entitled not only to water without facing the likelihood of the volunteer who provides it going to prison for two years, but whether that person is entitled to the same quality of voting access as someone in a more affluent neighborhood who can...

But how craven they are about wanting to hold on to power instead of holding on to patriotism. >> i think i know the answer, i was going to ask you if this hearing was enough, im sure you wont agree with that, and there are other things that need to be done to mobilize voters, am i correct? >> absolutely. the roundtable yesterday, the hearing today, are all a part of making certain americans understand whats at stake. this is not a battle between democrats and republicans which is how republican...

I want to go back to what you said in the beginning, you feel the $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill will get passed, so you dont have to think about carving this out? thats a huge number. >> this was a central part of what the president described as the agreement that came out of the senate budget committee. what ill say is i believe this child tax credit is going to be a central driver of that, because it is a policy that is so important for families. to see it in your bank account on the 15th ...

Them was considerably, what i would describe as more affluent than the seat i actually represent. theres this ridiculous rhetoric that gets spouted a5 ridiculous rhetoric that gets spouted as if these town5 ridiculous rhetoric that gets spouted as if these towns are all sort of depressed places where, you know, the people are taking part in some fort of class struggle. the vast majority of houses that i visited in a5hfield for example, a former mining area, were brand—new built homes. two cars...