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Overshadow his no-show appearance. the american people want a president that can do all of it. so glad you brought up kamala harris. nikki haley is saying shes not running against president biden. shes running against kamala harris. shes saying hes not going to be the nominee. you start to do the math what if he does drop out? kamala harriss approval rating is at 32% for a reason. i dont think a lot of people would feel good about a kamala harris for president. >> thats right. harris, when he sk...

And end up with an amading rebirth of society. that threatens the status quo. the rent seekers who rely on a broken system to make money. the fact is, if we live in a society where these problems go away, you dont need "the five." but you -- >> jesse: speak for yourself. >> greg: exactly. we allow for choice in everything. its so scary if you change the design of this system. you no lock -- longer create the product. the desired outcome, somebody might be a criminal-theyre still a dependent open...

Achieving as much as they were expected. over the last school year, even though most students were back in physical classrooms, achievement gaps did not shrink and some grades widened slightly. the study estimates in order to close these gaps, the average student would need an additional 4.1 months of reading instruction and 4 1/2 months of math. study co-author lewis says covid-19 may not be an emergency but very much still dealing with the fallout from the crisis. nwea says the amount of addit...

On to describe his feelings on that. well see as we stated who makes the next move. >> dana: lets get you to this. students are not making up for covid-era learning losses in reading and math. test results show students would need at least four more months of instruction in each subject just to catch up to pre-pandemic levels. a week or so ago rice said the test scores are a national humiliation. >> educators are very concerned about this. the study was conducted by nwea, a nonprofit grade schoo...

He knows that education is key to filling those critical roles. >> bill: that was a week ago. the first lady calling her husband a champion for kids in the classroom. her praise comes while "the new york times" reports students are not only failing to catch up in reading and math from before the pandemic, they are falling further behind. virginia governor glenn youngkin made education the centerpiece of his election four years ago this fall. good morning, welcome back to our program today. >> gr...

Study shows students arent making up what we lost for them from the pandemic-era learning losses. even worse, they are going backwards. among the key findings gains in student achievement fell short of pre-lockdown levels in most elementary grades. standardized testing shows students would need more than four months of instruction in each subject just to catch up. many continue to blame the teachers unions for all of it. critics say the unions went too far and had too much focus and politics and...

Back in physical classrooms, progress stalled. researchers estimate the average student would need an additional 4.1 months of reading instruction and four and a half months of math just to catch up. >> a lot of us hoped the magic bullet was just get kids back in the classroom, but what we are seeing is much like carrying a debt with compounding interest, by failing to remediate and get kids caught back up in previous years we are new seeing the toll from the pandemic is impeding kids ability an...

Encouraging that congress does its duty by taking its action. >> thank you so much. we appreciate your time today, sir. >> thank you. theres troubling new data revealing students are still struggling to catch up in school following the pandemic. this is according to a new national study. most elementary and middle school students slowed slower than average growth in reading and math last year and need about four and a half extra months of instruction in math in order to catch up to the typical...

This is "america reports". despite billions of taxpayers dollars to help students recover from the unprecedented disruption they face, a brand-new study says progress in reading and math is stalling. its happened over the past year. for elementary and middle school students. >> john: experts warn the gaps are only widening more compared to students who completed critical grades before the pandemic and the biden administration which has close ties to the major teachers union may be acting too slo...

>> reporter: reductive, back of the nfl math. $17.5 billion in theory, the state could have just paid the rent for every unhoused person in all four years. >> it is reductive, and can i say why, respect? perhaps that would work for me because i dont have significant behavioral health challenges. >> reporter: my reductive math did leave $3 billion for mental health and other services. but even if the state just offered to pay the rent, there arent enough affordable houses to go around. >> where a...