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Parents were clearly stating in this election but they want the schools open, they want to be listened to. but instead governor youngkin has made moves that will probably significantly increase the chance -- hes probably overruling local school officials hes already upset not only parents who are suing them, but the american academy of pediatrics virginia chapter. this is not what people are looking for which is pragmatic problem solving. and instead a culture war agenda here that virginians did...

Folks, that mayors view of the problem solving is exactly what we brought to the american rescue plan. it is designed so that you would be able to have the resources and the flexibility to take both the short-term and long-term challenges created by this pandemic. ten months ago, that law is still carrying the nation forward. on vaccines, on boosters, or keeping schools open. and it is still making a difference for communities across the country. and i might add, a lot of money in that to keep t...

Is supposed to be a system. at the moment in most cities, its dysfunctional. a lot of the dysfunction being fueled by these progressive district attorneys. but a lot of it also this idea that somehow by reducing our jail populations to deal with the covid issue, that somehow were going to be able to let all these people out whether theyre waiting for trials or getting out of prison early. you let them out, but they have no place to go, no housing, they have no adequate supervision. so then they ...

Schools open, they want to be listened to. but instead governor youngkin has made moves that will probably significantly increase the chance -- hes probably overruling local school officials hes already upset not only parents who are suing them, but the american academy of pediatrics virginia chapter. this is not what people are looking for which is pragmatic problem solving. and instead a culture war agenda here that virginians didnt vote for. >> we should say theres also gonna be a lot of push...

Folks, that mayors view of problem solving is exactly what we brought to the american rescue plan. its designed to you would be able to have the resources and the flexibility to take both the short term and long term challenges created by this pandemic. ten months ago, that law is still carrying the nation forward. on vaccines, on boosters, on keeping schools open. its still making a difference for communities across the country. and i might add, a lot of money in that to keep those schools open...

This moment. and pointing attention to health disparities, communities of color that have had disproportionate effects. and sounding the alarm about populations that are being left behind, whether its here in the u.s. or around the world, as many of us, at the same time, are saying were done with covid. the things that need to be done our relationship building and that means reaching across the aisle and also, problem solving. in communities, face to face. and i do think there are some seeds of ...

Problem solving and creative expression. >> im hoping that with our presence, people can see that good people can have different perspectives, sometimes on the same mythology but not mean any arm. >> in 2001, the u.s. supreme court ruled religious groups could operate after-school programs in public schools, which allowed for the proliferation of the good news christian clubs. the courts rulings are not allowed to discriminate against nonsanctioned clubs. now they have about 5,000 clubs nationwi...

Aisle and also, problem solving. in communities, face to face. and i do think there are some seeds of hope here. -- community health worker programs have spread across the country during the pandemic. >> thank you both. appreciate it. that is all in on this wednesday night. the rachel maddow show starts right now. -- >> thank you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here tonight in my home. im sorry, im still at home and -- im still in quarantine because of a covid exposure. i can...

What those things on the list may be or what the timing could be? >> no. that would be great to have that. we havent heard any of that feedback yet. i dont expect the state department to give me a jingle on that, to be honest with you. our point is this can be done, it can be done quickly, and it doesnt require expensive coordination and, i would say, problem solving to make this happen. the ukrainians can use it if we get it to them right away. >> how would you get it to them? i know that the s...

Economic relationship with europe. the european union is its biggest trading partner. so they are walking a very fine line. a very fine balancing act here. because they dont want to poison their biggest market. and so they are, i think, looking for ways perhaps to give some support to putin but also at the same time to get out of this conflict as soon as possible and get back to business. thats what the chinese like, theyre like doing business. so i think, yes, it might be a very interesting pla...