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Rather controversial and perhaps like a darn good idea. how does this work? >> extremely controversial. a lot of parties involved. the union. state government. district. parents. teachers. certainly the taxpayers whose money is at the heart of this thing. so you have a number of parents who are getting together and trying to take over their school and move to it a charter. and they are doing that because the school hasnt met the standards that the state has put in place than new bill allows home...

Our country and too few dollars coming into it and then friday wrapping things up at the hoover dam. once upon a time as we all know we together built great things in this country that solved our problems and created jobs. can we do it again? steel on wheels back wednesday right here on the dr show. just ahead today from burbank, should parents take over failing schools? the so-called parent trigger. well look at a controversial new law in california and a law that could be good for america.

Do, shamika thank you so much. ben austin, you think this is good for america? >> challenging the status quo especially when its not working good for america snipe agree. be well you guys and do keep us posted as it goes. you can check out ben and morley his products on a variety of platforms good as the magazine, digital web, you pick it. its worth a look. can you learn more about the parent trigger there. coming up on "hardball", chris matthews talking to one of wisconsins democratic state sen...

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About what is helpful and not helpful in los angeles? >> well, andrea, that is the other part of the space that no labels is talking about. we have to challenge our orthodoxies, and we have to -- in both parties. we have to challenge the special interest that stop us from moving ahead to defend the status quo. the fact is that the schools all across the nation just arent working at a world class level. the fact is that we are going to have to spend more money, but also spend it more wisely, and ...