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Space today to have this conversation. >> okay. >> okay. >> well, this journey started for all of us on june 14th, 2013. thats only where this nightmare altered my life. whether you realize it or not, my world of teaching started in 1994. i became a teachers aide. i worked with special education students in second and third grade. you were in third grade in miss barons room. i need you to understand that you stole dreams from my family. my son never graduated from high school. he will never have...

1994. i became a teachers aid. i worked with special education students in second or third grade. you were in third grade. i need you to understand that you stole dreams from my family. my son never graduated from high school. he will never have a wedding. my son will never rock his children to sleep, tell them the same bedtime stories as his father and i told him. my husband and i will not spoil my sons children. these are all choices that you took from my family. im here to see if i can find

Is this how you treat a general? the general said i lied. >> come on. can i do a little time-out here? in third grade, i wasnt that bright. i told sister teresa i did homework but it was in homeroom. she sent me back to homeroom but i didnt have homework. i guess i needed a lawyer to tell me youre not supposed to lie when asked a question. the suggestion he needed a lawyer and when the fbi asked him what he did, he needed to be advised. forget about the law. sorry, youre not supposed to law and ...

Current political environment when you have, you know, what i think a lot of people see as a rogue president and that there are judges in these institutions stepping up and trying to remind people the rule of law matters, lying matters, and, you know, when he pointed to the flag and he scolded flynn and reminded people this isnt a game, this isnt just a political game that plays out on twitter, the rule of law matters, it was a slap in the face to us about this isnt just a social media, you know...

Desks. we have been doing this for eight years now on this program, and your generosity has delivered desks to over 830,000 kids in malawi schools. there are still over 2 million students in malawi classrooms who do not have desks. and so we have a long way to go. but since our last update to you on your record-breaking giving on giving tuesday of last week, since that you have contributed another $329,916, which means that this week the kind fund crossed the $18 million threshold. and you have ...

"thanks for providing me with this opportunity to help these children. as a retired third grade teacher this gives me more joy than you can know." we have had extraordinary support over the years from teachers, who recognize the value of this project as soon as they hear about it. the kind fund also provides scholarships for girls to attend high school in malawi, where like many african countries public high school is not free. we have provided scholarships to over 5,000 girls to attend high sch...

Trying to attack brett calf gnaw over his high school yearbook is bad, listen to this. white house senior visor steven millers grade school teacher reportedly suspended for yaiming he was a loner and ate glue when he was a kid. the woman who says she taught miller in third grade told the hollywood reporter this week, back then miller was, quote, a strange dude. he would pour the glue on his arm, limit it dry, peel it off and eat it. i cant believe i have to repeat that. a teacher said that. >> j...

Its not corroborated. please dont take away everything he has done. hes number one in his class, ever since hes done anything. if we go to the floor of the senate, -- if you live in these trump states, good luck to you. >> if you look at the emotion of today, and all that happened, -- my best friend from third grade, his name is john gomez and he called me yesterday. he said hannity, you always say every 2-4 years, republicans are racist and sexist and my whole list as he calls late. i think i u...

>> anthony: if you were to imagine the perfect business, or the most efficient export for a land-locked nation with most of its borders closed, it would be information technology, right? or, to put it simply, brains. >> anthony: you teach chess in school, is that? >> ruben: yes. >> anthony: in school? >> ruben: yup, in school. >> anthony: starting at what age? >> arthur: third grade. my son hates it. hes a fourth grader. >> ruben: second grade. >> anthony: so everybody plays chess or was taught ...

>> darren: "the road." >> anthony: look, all the original fauna and flora in new york city and chicago and detroit and los angeles are gone. we dont feel too guilty about that. >> darren: thats the old argument, though, of all these developing countries is, "you did it." but didnt they teach us that in, uh, third grade? two wrongs dont make a right. (burke) thats what we call a huge drag.