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racist names and that he felt cricket was institutionally racist. an independent panel has also been set up by the county to review the complaints. the five time grand slam singles champion alfie hewett says he s thrilled after being told he will be able to continue his wheelchair tennis career, after previously being told new classification rules would make him ineligible. hewett, who has a hip disorder, was reassessed and eventually told he did meet the criteria to play on. just clarity, i think that s the big word to sum up the last- two and a half years, - not knowing what s around the corner, and that has honestly been out of my hands. to be told the news, - it is excitement and relief, and really i m more motivated i than i probably have been in a long while, to go and push- on and do well in australia, and do well for the years coming up.
them have had it naturally as heavy as an account there anybody and says we ve got to push on, we ve got to push on. but it s him not engaging or remembering the science as it should be and it s really time we sent him to another location far away from the seats of power. laura: senator paul, in tennessee there is a piece today and we recorded that there has been a thousand breakthrough cases with people who have been fully vaccinated, of covid and the doctor reporting on it said that 25 of those thousand cases were asymptomatic, which i thought, that is interesting. only 25% are asymptomatic. that is from tennessee. do something else happening with a small number of breakthrough cases. the delta variant is real and it is taking over the wild
coverage to this issue the last five or six weeks which is good. i think we re at the very beginning stages of this. it is moving so quickly in our schools and public schools curriculums throughout the country. i think we need to fight this at all different levels but we really need to fight this. this is really dangerous. bill: andrew gutmann. check out the piece in the hill. thank you, andrew. dana: quite a dedicated father. bill: he got our attention, didn t he about a month ago? dana: interesting. right now on capitol hill dr. anthony fauci and the head of the n.i.h. are testifying before the senate. the white house shut down a state department investigation into the or ij ns of coronavirus. bill: halfway, push on. the biden administration is now pushing for an independent investigation as more and more experts question whether the virus did in fact leak from a lab in wuhan, china. the national security council is also investigating the matter we re told. senator rand pau
steam. the president was not shy talking about it today. he of course belittled it every chance he could get. both in the oval office and later in the day as well. this is something the democrats are going to push on, chairman schiff has made clear they re going to go as far as they can, and they re going to go to court if needed to get the information they need from this whistle blower. i think at some point these republican senators are going to have a microphone in their face and they re going to have to say one way or another whether they approve of what the president did. shannon you get the last word. it occurs me that deployment orders went out to sons and daughters and moms and dads and they re going to the gulf to form a dome of human and technological support of protection for saudi arabia. i don t mean to be cynical about it, but is this the u.s. being seen doing something? yes, it is doing something. it is there s been a question perpetually what can the u.s. do again