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Extraordinary and before we talk about conflict, what are they doing, should they do it, actually standing here, watching it, hearing the noise, feeling it, it was extraordinary. it was this moment like you felt like you were a little kid watching it on tv, saying i cannot believe this is happening. its a kind of thing that makes kids want to devote themselves to studying science and math. my kids called me right after. it was amazing to be here, but i also thought about their families, right, t...

Ization and death. but not perfect. and as community transmission rises, more and more virus around there. and you massively expand the number of exposures with a new, more contagious variant, and a pool of people who are not vaccinated, you will just as a matter of math, expand the number of fully-vaccinated people who end up catching the virus. texas state representative, trey martinez fisher, is one of those texas democrats who traveled to washington, where he then tested positive for covid. ...

Case here. but voting remains a top priority, with us. all the other things are secondary, if we cant get people to the polls. >> yeah. i mean, part of this has to -- always comes back to the math and senate and reconciliation. i think you have been very -- i think, astute and compelling on the idea that there are already carveouts for different things that dont -- cant be filibustered. that this should be in that category. i just wonder, if you feel like you have had more conversations or maybe...

Other things important. now, the 3.5 trillion, if they want to go on their own on a strict party line vote, fueling inflation, making people more dependent upon the government, they they can address that. im just trying to take care of the infrastructure that our country needs, that my state needs. chris: so if you add up all of the biden plans, you had 1.9 trillion for covid relief, now youre talking about 1.2 trillion for infrastructure and $3.5 trillion for social spending, that adds up -- i ...

Winter? >> its a great point, and ill be honest, we were all kind of thinking that the summer would be a more quiet period, as you recall, and that it would be the fall and winter. the delta variant has really thrown a kink into that. so we are going to see in the next several weeks, especially in states that you mentioned like florida, where we dont have proper surveillance, were going to see them get to the same critical point that they were this past winter and it has to do with the simple ma...

An ideology. miss lee to pass her ideas in the marketplace among adults. we dont teach flat earth theory we shouldnt teach any other theory not fully vetted. >> sandra: why are you so against and concerned about critical race theory being taught in your kids classrooms? >> again our primary focus is on reopening the skao.s all the other issues whether critical race theory, the admission standards and the number one high school was changed to reflect graphics. or transgender issues. but the probl...

Now, the 3.5 trillion, if they want to go on their own on a strict party line vote, fueling inflation, making people more dependent upon the government, they they can address that. im just trying to take care of the infrastructure that our country needs, that my state needs. chris: so if you add up all of the biden plans, you had 1.9 trillion for covid relief, now youre talking about 1.2 trillion for infrastructure and $3.5 trillion for social spending, that adds up -- i didnt know math would be...

These are some incredibly difficult personalities that i cant imagine they would take direction from anyone. honestly, it only feels like a matter of time before they announce that they cant go on tour together and cant work together. >> im out of time but quickly, as someone who has been a republican operative and consultant for a long time, end of the day, is it advantageous for the gop to start to distance itself from the former president? >> i would say i would wait until after november 2022...

Equity because they want to get everybody to the same place so they want to eliminate individualism, different students with different skill sets to end up in different places based on their talent, what they want to do is create a system where get rid of advanced math until 11th grade where students are going to be in the same math class and not have the opportunity to track along with their skills and progress and take advanced geometry or algebra because because they think math success in mat...

Neil: they come to a different math than you do and im just -- i have no horse in this race, including a ban on 24 hour voting. i know that was institute obviously in the height of the pandemic. is there 24 hours voting or accommodations to those who liked the idea and found it a lot easier. 24 hour voting is not in the election code. never has been. one county tried it and there was testimony it didnt work so well, difficulty finding poll workers and poll watchers. folks who work for a living, ...