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>> greg: but you know it, mollie brings up a great point. this is such a great incentive for effective discipline for your children. could you train your kids to be so good that you can leave them in the back? that is a goal i would like to aspire to but i dont have kids. i would do that with my favorite -- >> first of all he cant fly -- thanks for bringing it up. he is 11. but i dont have any kids. so thats like a win-win. its 63. about 61 to 63 years old. ive done the calculation. i can do mat...

Read and write and math? it doesnt. at secondary school we have children who are 11 with access to this material. >> the covid lockdown awakened many parents about what is happening in our schools. a key issue in the heated governors race. >> dana: its across the country but acutely in virginia. traditional be a battle. >> bill: the last comment mike made. during covid everybody is on zoom. the kids watching the teacher on the computer in your house. you heard it all. a lot of these courses were...

American public. this is a small minority of the american public. they are very. loud they are angry as alex is, said she is right about that, but they are not, now nor will they be the majority, of american voters. will republicans be able to rig the election process? in their favor to spite the math? that i think is the question for the democrats in the senate, mainly senator manchin and kristen sinema. right at this moment. but i think in the big picture, we have to remember, that they are no...

Place that president putin would have no option but to respond. the u.s. biden administration is trying to refocus on china. it would like to box off the russian situation. the russians of course do not want to be sidelines. >> keir simmons with probably the best interview ever with the president of russia. i presume he didnt invite you over for hors doeuvres. biggest drop in test scores in math and reading, the key reason the linguistic gap for kids learning english as a second language. guad...

Frontier, its just the next frontier. you -- you need all the rest of that infrastructure and that could take time. i would say decades, not centuries, for sure. >> i got to know, would you want to go on blue origin? or -- or any space flight? >> well, so i am an astrophysicist. and so, you know, i do the math and, you know, how high up does blue origin go? relative to a school-room globe, it goes the thickness of two dimes above. and so, for me -- and -- and then, youre boldly going where hundr...

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Shatner. i was lucky enough to get an autograph from bill shatner. the question is when. this is still a pretty exclusive club, but as you noted, rich people were the first people to fly airplanes. these things tend to grow exponentially if its an investment and a priority. when does a normal person get to do this? is that in our foreseeable future? >> you can run the math. when you have a reusable rocket, then you amortize out the remaining cost of such an enterprise. for instance, if you fly i...

Democrats always expect the media to sell what lawmakers should be selling and it cant be done because the math is never remotely added up because if you have pelosi or the president or jen psaki they keep saying this particular plan which is $5.5 trillion when you take out the gimmicks is going to cost the american taxpayer $0.0, it will reduce taxes and reduce the debt. something that objective reporters will not do and cannot do because it just cant be done because it simply does not add up. ...

The beauty of that color. and its so thin. and youre through it in an instant. how thick is it? do we know? is it a mile? two miles? >> it depends on how you measure. it thins out maybe 50 miles. >> but youre going 2,000 miles per hour. youre through 50 miles at whatever the math is. like a beat and a beat and suddenly youre through the blue, and youre into black, and youre into, you know, its galaxies and things, but what you see is black. and what you see down there is light. and thats the dif...

At the mall on christmas eve, if youre in that latter bucket, obviously there is going to be more challenges. but we are also working right now with the private sector players who own and operate most of u.s. supply chains to find ways to ease the bottlenecks that are impacting everything from consumer goods to construction goods in this country. this is a largely private sector system and a global one at that. but there are a lot of steps that we can take as an administration, as an honest brok...