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Critical race theorists believe that american institutions such as the constitution and legal system preach freedom inequality but mere camouflages for a naked racial. thats the definition from chris rufo who knows a thing or two about this topic. whether or not thats the working definition of yale law or the downstream language and ideas that western math is racist as told to you by seattle public schools, it doesnt matter. i dont care. we dont care. we know the values that lie underneath these...

Thats a good thing. they are solely responsible for raising their children, including education. so, what we wanted to do was make sure that they knew what their rights were, what their responsibilities were, how they could access their school board or their childs curriculum and all of the things whether its critical race theory or not. and given the confidence to go into school board meetings. you and i might feel okay and how the process works. many parents for the first time this might be th...

Building where people live peacefully, family and children in the middle of the night crumble. it doesnt make sense. and actually, i counted the unit using the map of the building and i may be wrong, but there are 72 units that went down that collapsed. so if you do the math, of the building of 136 units, if 72 units went down, collapsed, it means more than half of this building failed. was it the structure? um, two weeks ago the building removed a crane that was a part of the side of the buildi...

>> obviously we still have those near 100,000 ballots that are still out for the absentee and the election day votes. essentially that ten-point lead in my mind is pretty solid if it holds. why is that? we can look back at ranked choice elections that have taken place since 2000. it just started in new york. when you have a leader with less than 40% of the vote, which adams clearly has and is ahead by less than ten points, that first-round leader wins just 72% of the time. but if the leader has ...

Eat less and they would be cheaper to transport.he that would reduce greenhouse gases.th >> think of the lifetime greenhouse gas emissions required -- the energy thats people rather than smaller people. if we are smaller just by 15 centimeters, thats a -- i did the math, its a mass reduction of 25%, which is huge. 100 years ago, we were smaller. exactly about 15 centimeters smaller. think of just the dash you know lifetime greenhouse gas emissions if we had smaller children. that something that ...

To pay me a half-million dollar too play, but i can only spend it on protractors and binders? if thats it im majoring in ed and chemistry so i can write of the strippers and math. i wouldve been a of an athlete if i decided i wanted to be. you agree with jason? >> i do agree with him. island i was an athlete all these years, now im a politician. im going the opposite direction . but i was there from the beginning and politics and sports. the olympic arena is the greatest gift to the world, it br...

>> sahil, it does look like there hasnt been much coordination between the white house and congressional leadership on voting rights while there is on other issues like infrastructure and guns. >> i think thats right, chuck, i think on the issue of infrastructure and economics, one of the reasons the white house is so invested in this, they see a path of getting this done with or without republicans. there is a filibuster proof track that worked on the covid relief bill that is possible with inf...

Eat less and they would be cheaper to transport. that would reduce greenhouse gases. if >> think of the lifetime greenhouse gas emissions required -- the energy thats required to transport argie people rather than smaller people. if we are smaller just by 15 centimeters, thats a -- i did the math, its a mass reduction of 25%, which is huge. 100 years ago, we were smaller. exactly about 15 centimeters smaller. think of just the dash you know, lifetime greenhouse gas emissions if we had smaller ch...

What were teaching our kids and where the focus lies. because while we focus on race and privilege and sexual orientation and transgender, were taking our eyes off the very things that prepare our children for adulthood. the u.s., all the money we spent and we allocate to the department of education, all the advanced resources, were 30th in math, harris. you want to know why u.s. companies turn to asia and india when they want young adult workers? you have your answer. were taking our eye off th...

But does the president actually have anything up his sleeve, does he have the power to do something here? >> to give it to you straight, no. the senate math is what it is. this filibuster is what it is. what were seeing in real time are the limits of the power of presidential persuasion. the fact that president biden didnt invest more of his political capital on this specific issues shows that he knew it was doomed to fail, at least in the short term. and thats one of the reasons why you have al...