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Anyway, sorry -- i warned people it was 8:00 and i wouldnt be that articulate. so, all im saying is that, i guess, this is an issue, it is an issue that is way broader than any one group issue, though thats certainly happening and looking at twitter last night today is holocaust remembrance day, international holocaust remembrance, which adds to the poignancy, irony and madness of this to some degree because it is -- one would think the word remembrance is important. and i sympathize with the te...

This week, as shes pushing state employees and national guard members fill staffing shortages as well. >> there we go. >> bryant mckinnie owns this world war ii themed miniature golf course in texas. this is almost like a classroom. >> right. >> mckinney has two children in hayes county schools. he signed up to be a substitute teacher starting this week. after a year of learning from home, he wants to do whatever it takes to keep his kids in the classroom. >> it was a pretty rough year last year...

>> in reading, 620 patterson high school students took the test. 484 of them, or 77% tested at an elementary school reading level. that includes 71 high school students who are reading at a kindergarten level, and 88 students reading at a first grade level. another 45 are reading at a second grade level. just 12 students tested at patterson high school were reading at grade level. that comes out to less than 2%. >> tucker: so the kids cant read. if they are illiterate. what does their future loo...

After a year of learning from home, he wants to do whatever it takes to keep his kids in the classroom. >> it was a pretty rough year last year. yeah. >> so the idea of going back to virtual learning is not something you want to see? >> no, no. definitely not. i dont want my kids to not be at grade level next year and decrease, you know, their education. so clearly, its important to me as a parent. >> youre going to be the most popular substitute teacher in the entire district. >> i dont know. w...

Another r forty five are reading at a second grade level. just 12 students tested at a paterson high school. were reading at grade level that comes out to less than two percent so the kids cant readeo more people are being murdered in baltimore than ever in its history. people havetory allowed this to happen. they didnt like it when wehe called them out for a lastll night. chris gallagher has beenag tracking their response. hey, trace did not like it at all, tucker . and what theyrere n saying h...

Just 12 students tested at pattison high school were reading at grade level. that comes out to less than 2%. >> tucker: the kids cant read, more people are being murdered in baltimore than ever in its history, people have allowed this to happen. they didnt like it when we called them out for it. trace gallagher has been tracking the response. >> did not like it at all and what they are saying its a didnt do their homework but you were saying last night as the test scores have dropped dramaticall...

And through local partners on the ground. the concern is if you do not have that nested with a broader regional strategy as well as an overall grand strategy, and we still dont have a national security strategy from this administration, all youre going to be doing is playing whack-a-mole. particularly in the middle east. it will not add up to actually improving stability in the region and, as i mentioned before, if you lay into that getting back into the iran deal, youre just going to have g.i. ...

On subject matter. joining me to discuss this sensitive topic, one of the reporters leading this really good investigation. mike, thank you very much for joining me and congrats are due to you and your team for the stellar reporting youre putting forward to all of us here. but what is this pervasively vulgar standard set by the district and do the nine banned books meet that standard? >> reporter: thank you, alex. thats one of the questions i posed to the katy school district, how do you define ...

Appropriate. so, it could be all grade levels regardless of setting aside that primary grade level language. more questions than answers. >> what could, and this may be another question we dont know the answer to when you talk to your sources in communities and schools what would it say it would change for school staff and students if this were to become law? >> theyre afraid that it will have a chilling effect on the things that are said in classrooms. theres a lot of consideration about when a...

Study showing students are performing worse in math and reading than they were before the covid-19 lockdown. the doctor joins me to react. doctor, of all the covid culprits which are most devastating. >> people feel they have been lied to with bad policies around telling us it ignore natural immunity, boosters in young people. unnecessary closure of schools is most catastrophic in terms of damage to society. this new study shows among 7.3 million tests and 4 million kids circumstance-12, there w...