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Republican Florida Rep. Adam Anderson put forth legislation Tuesday to extend the provisions in the "Parental Rights in Education" bill to eighth grade.

We need to change that and say thats one way to prove you are successful but if you can show you equip kids with skills and connect them to good jobs that counts. so we need to change at the state and federal level how we measure success to let innovators like governor reynolds go bill these programs and then the other thing to stop giving so much money to colleges the give them to employers instead. we have this idea with young people should go and should be on a leafy college campus. for a lot...

We need to change that and say thats one way to prove you are successful but if you can show you equip kids with skills and connect them to good jobs that counts. so we need to change at the state and federal level how we measure success to let innovators like governor reynolds go bill these programs and then the other thing to stop giving so much money to colleges the give them to employers instead. we have this idea with young people should go and should be on a leafy college campus. for a lot...

We need to change that and say thats one way to prove you are successful but if you can show you equip kids with skills and connect them to good jobs that counts. so we need to change at the state and federal level how we measure success to let innovators like governor reynolds go bill these programs and then the other thing to stop giving so much money to colleges the give them to employers instead. we have this idea with young people should go and should be on a leafy college campus. for a lot...

Will be another opportunity. hes got to throw all of the spending and all of the possible things that can be construed by infrastructure into this one bill, go bill, go hard, or go home. and really the debate here, brian, is over classical infrastructure, roads, bridges, tunnels, pipes, and human infrastructure, which is what the progressives are pushing for thats affordable housing, broad band. broad band is inching its way into the discussion of classical infrastructure. were talking about wha...

President to try to repair his political image? people have suggested that. what do you think? >> i dont know about that. i think that what weve heard from people who used to work for him from people in his orbit is that he has sort of a compulsion, a fascination, an obsession, if you will, with national politics. hes always been interested in it ever since he first became mayor in 2014. he immediately started thinking about ways he could have an impact on the national conversation. hes been inv...

>> reporter: the senate appropriations bill was filed today. will that go to the president by itself? >> i would have to defer to the senate on that one. were pass that go bill off the floor here in the house. whether or not they can take it up or theyre going to do something with it, merge it with something else, thats more of a senate question. for senator mcconnell, his problem is calendar. it takes a lot longer to do things over there than it does us. so hes got to manage his calendar. so wh...

Theyll never like you. so -- >> please. >> too close. >> is that too close? are we over? are we over? go mike. >> go bill. >> luke -- >> all right. mitt romney takes hitting from all sides at last nights republican debate. rick santorum lay as trap. rick perry press him and newt gingrich a standing ovation. all the highlights this morning, but despite the heat, does romney have the nomination in the bag? new national poll numbers out this morning show hes got a 2-1 lead over his closest compet...