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That doesnt buy into the rest of the stuff. >> jesse: and they dont do this in math, do they? they cant bring crt into math, can they? >> oh, they sure can. they sure can. f know mathematics is a huge thing coming to indianapolis public schools. we just had a very large meeting about it and there is actually a program that is being developed with indiana university that would analyze how a teacher teaches, analyzing the scores the students, and then determine how racist a teacher is in teaching ...

This will person felt so comfortable that as you only make jokes to people that has reciprocal humor with, the expectation that this person -- >> is he on the joke? >> and remember, its the rittenhouses trial and not about jacob blake being on trial. rittenhouse appeared there because he was trying to respond to and protect property in the after math of the shooting of jacob blake. you cant divorce yourself and the fact that racially charged discussion and inflection point in america, one of man...

Garrett, i saw you about -- i dont know how many hours ago, "morning joe" was on saying maybe. but we have been through this. tell me, is this it? is this the real thing? >> it is hard to say. the day started with a ton of optimism from house democratic leadership. the plan was they could vote to send the build back better to the senate and send the bipartisan senate-passed infrastructure bill to the presidents desk. but they ran into half a dozen house moderates who objected to not having a fin...

Restaurants cant find people who will actually work for them. this is where americans live. if you address those problems, aint nobody going to talk about politics or at least not in the number that they were talking about in virginia. by the way, i am sorry, i dont mean to go on here. its the same thing with schools. instead of talking about theories, talk about schools. we need to make your schools better. we need to pay our teachers more and have higher standards and got to make sure your kid...

January 6th attack on the u.s. capitol held their first hearing. 101 days. we learned today from the vice chair of that investigation, republican liz cheney, that between when they started and today, the investigation has included more than 150 interviews. 150 interviews in 101 days. im bad at math, but thats more than one a day including weekends. that enormous list will continue to grow tomorrow with a key interview with a former trump official tomorrow the january 6th investigation will inter...

But, there are some questions. even right now, right? >> yeah, absolutely. its not a done deal but they will consider infrastructure tonight. in fact, we think that number progressives who are willing to bulk is bigger than the number they can make it up on the republican side of the aisle. pelosi does not put a bill on the floor unless she has the votes. so far even though thats the plan she has not put that bill on the floor, bret. >> bret: well follow it. head back for breaking details. chad ...

>> without a cbo score, the gold standard for tallying up the price tag and the pay-fors for proposals in congress, budget hawks say the total price is a mystery and thats why some moderates feel uneasy. speaker pelosi in the past used to get that and used it as an attack against republicans. >> they are rushing it without a cbo report. forcing a vote without a cbo score shows that the republicans are afraid of the facts. they are afraid of learning the full consequences of their plan. >> but ot...

>> reporter: for a few hours today, this funeral brought together want right and the left, something powell himself tried to do so often in public life. colin powell was 84 years old. norah. >> odonnell: yeah, i think about his legacy there now, over 40 schools in the united states named after colin powell. nancy cordes, thank you. and colin powell died of complications from covid. he had been fighting a rare blood cancer and parkinsons disease. so now, cbs jonathan vigliotti has the story of a ...

Parents who are still dealing with the traumatic effects of trying to teach their kids at home and hold down their own jobs. >> on top of that, there is still a lot of frustration over how much damage has already been done to our kids education. one analysis found that on average, the pandemic put kids five months behind in math and four months behind in reading in just the last year alone. so right now, i want to bring in john king, former education secretary under president obama. he spent the...

Coming to afghanistan, and that is no small thing. most of these people have had to move away from their homes because thats the risk associated with it. theyre moving house to house with a bagful of belongings with their families. that plus being hunted, we really need to put a priority on trying to get these folks out as soon as we can. >> the sad fact of the math here is that to date a tiny percentage of overall special immigrant visa applicants, specifically members of the military, have got...