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If passed, this bill would go into effect on Aug. 1, 2023.

This. education is hugely important. and we want our politicians to focus on it. but arent there bigger issues in the education realm? right, a massive teacher shortage in this country, mental health for our kids and teens. huge learning loss in a math, science, and every other subject in the curriculum because of covid. were not talking about any of those things that impact to millions of kids around this country? >> my mom was a public school teacher. and it is insane how much teachers have to...

Weeks, and we spent so much more time teaching about are these earlier years. or, frankly, ideas that we bring forward as part of american identity but arent necessarily relevant as much in our day today. so, in general, we are missing a lot and how we do education in this country. and the college board in just a small slice of that problem. >> has it on the scene all of this. education is hugely important. and we want our politicians to focus on it. but arent there bigger issues in the educatio...

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First hearing on waste, fraud and abuse in pandemic spending programs and hold many more hearings on this important issue. we owe it to the american people to get to the bottom of the greatest theft of american taxpayer dollars in history. we must identify where this money went, how much ended up in the hands of fraudsters or ineligible participants and what should be done to insure it never happens again. well evaluate the grants and loans doled out for nearly every agency in the federal govern...

Nearly three years into the pandemic, students and teachers in the U.S. are still trying to close the education gap formed by COVID-induced school shutdowns and remote learning struggles. Robert Balfanz, a researcher at the Johns Hopkins School of Education, joins Geoff Bennett to discuss the challenges facing students nationwide and efforts to stem the country's learning loss.

Cumulatively. thats what president biden has given us in two years. average rent up 12%. average 30-year mortgage has gone from 3% to 6.5%. average wage, down 4%. because president biden wouldnt stand up to the teachers unions, our kids have experienced the largest learning loss in modern history. i dont mean any disrespect, but if that was my record, i would hide my head in a bag. and it doesnt give me joy to say that, martha. but those are the cold hard facts. now, the american people cant cit...

Stop her plan? >> i would say especially in the wake of covid where have you unprecedented learning loss from our kids. where act scores in arizona are at 30-some year low, right? in light of all of this, when you have parents nearly 50,000 of them. not talking insignificant number. 50,000 parents using this program as a lifeline. a way to help their kid not only get caught up on learning but surpass the learning loss they have experienced, youre going to try to rip that away from the neediest f...

They were wrong. >> its ridiculous for so many reasons. they were wrong, and they would rather have, you know, see your business shut down, or your kids having learning loss, than admitting, i was wrong, in a situation where its understandable to be wrong because, at first, we knew very little about this virus. and im not going to try to appeal to the government by saying, hey, right thing to do would be to admit it because i dont think they care. rather, i would say, it can help you sometimes t...

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