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738 days of the COVID-19 Lockdown, and as of 5 April 2022, the Ministry of Health and Child Care reported that, the cumulative number of COVID-19 cases had

Versus in the upper income areas, it was just 18%. lower income and minority groups were hit the hardest, at least when it comes to children learning. >> harry enten, i appreciate it. fascinating to look at the numbers. perspective from dr. danny benjamin, distinguished chair of the abc science collaborative. appreciate you joining us. some schools in multiple states around the country are shifting to online learning or pausing the return to in-person learning to a few days to a few weeks. do yo...

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Percentile when you compare the 2021 to 2019. obviously 2019 was before covid, and heres the reason why its down so much in lower income areas or at least one of the reasons why. if you ask basically the parents of those students who had to stay home because the schools were closed, did your children have trouble completing your school work because of tech problems, in the lower income areas, look at that, income adults said that their children had problems, tech problems versus in the upper inc...

Build back better plan? >> thats -- we are moving the build back better along. this is the first major step. we have never -- let me -- with all due respect to your characterization, this is -- we are in the best place ever today to be able to go forward. we have not had this level of progress in terms of where we are on build back better, the bipartisan infrastructure framework, or the jobs creation legislation, and the opportunity to have a path to build back better for women. and for women, b...

>> inability to -- >> its not -- were moving the build back better along. this is the first major step. we have never -- with all due respect to your characterization, this is -- were in the best place ever today to be able to go forward. we have not had this level of progress in terms of where we are on build back, the bif, bipartisan infrastructure framework, the jobs creation legislation, and the opportunity to have a path to build back better for women. and for women, because theres so much ...

Its eldercare, health care, children learning, parents earning, the tax credit that helps pay the bills. in so many ways, we are very proud of the fact that in this legislation, weve had the opportunity for people in this role to be taken under the affordable care act. this is transformational. anything i mentioned -- everything i mentioned is appointed by governor mention. there may stem dough might be some things that they will add and subtract, but over 90% of the bill was house, senate, whit...

I said over and over again it was about children learning and parents earning and that means with universal pre-k and child care and home health care and child care tax credit and all the rest, that is a liberation for women to be able to pursue their careers and help take care of their families, while their children and family members are cared for. so in any event, what we talked about was the fact that if any one of these features were in the bill that we were taking up in the congress, if we...

Respect. the white house and democrats, progressives, one reason i think theyre moving along even though theyre not satisfied with what theyve gotten is they know once youve enacted a new program, its very hard to unroll it. they see this as a down payment on more that they can do down the road as well, geoff. >> and political hindsight being what it is, did this white house make a mistake by -- and here we go to house speaker nancy pelosi, hold that thought, mike. >> good afternoon. thank you v...