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School, by the way. i believe schools should remain open. they have what they need. because of the american rescue plan, the first or second month we were in office i signed in march, we provided the states with 130 billion, with a b, billion dollars to specifically keep our students safe and schools open. funding for ventilation, ventilation systems in the schools, social distancing in classrooms, even larger classrooms. on busses, everything from bus drivers to busses, the actual bus. addition...

Of education or trying to cope with online learning from home again. yes, i do think that its relatively a small— yes, i do think that its relatively a small price to pay for children. we seeh — a small price to pay for children. we seen the impact of children losing — we seen the impact of children losing the amount of time they have from school from sickness last year. also from _ from school from sickness last year. also from the gcs eat response particular— also from the gcs eat resp...

Should remain open. you know, they have what they need because of the american rescue plan with the first month we were in office, the second month that i signed in march, we provided the states with $130 billion with a "b" to specifically keep our students safe and schools open. funding for ventilation, ventilation systems to the schools, social distancing classrooms, even larger classrooms. on buses and everything from bus drivers to buses, to the actual bus. there were additional -- in all th...

At the pressures on the nhs in the next couple of weeks, and may be longer, looking at the numbers of people who are going to be going into hospital, it would be absolute folly to say that this thing is all over now bar the shouting. we got to remain cautious, we got to stick with plan b, weve got to get boosted. the opposition party, labour, has been responding through its shadow education secretary. bridget phillipson, said the governments plans to install ventilation systems in schools were n...

Google "covid test near me," go there, find the nearest sight where you can get a test most often in free. >> sean: is it just me or is his cognitive condition deteriorating before our eyes? ill let you decide that too. if you think a strategy on testing sounds stupid to me should check out his plan to keep your kids safe in school. apparently joe wants plenty of social distancing on buses, or something. take a look. >> for patients who still havent gotten kids vaccinated, please get vaccinated....

In chicago, it wasnt as successful. teachers are at home in chicago. what do you think about other cities, school districts where stuff like that is happening? >> well, certainly this is a tough time. but we have set in our city the goal, and it is our value, that learning should happen in person and were going to do everything possible to make that happen. weve worked hand in hand with our teach efrs throughout this pandemic, and were grateful for their service. we have stood up a gold standard...

And instead of looking at the end, we have to deal with what were currently facing and what that is currently is that hospitalizations for 0 to 4-year-olds are up 791% over the past month. this is something we cannot tolerate. >> no, it is stunning, actually. all those figures you shared. what about kids going back to school, all the countries experiencing these statistics, these record numbers that youre talking about, how do you feel about that? >> right, you know my little sister, shes an ele...

You know, they have what they need because of the american rescue plan the first month we were in office, the second month that i signed in march, we provided the states with 130 billion with a b, billion dollars to specifically keep our students safe and schools open. funding for ventilation, ventilation systems in the schools, social distancing classrooms, even larger classrooms on buses and everything from bus drivers to buses, the actual bus. in all this process, we also included an addition...

More than any country in the world. the bottom line on covid-19 is that were in a better place than weve been and have been thus far. clearly better than a year ago. were not going back -- were not going back to lockdowns. were not going back to closing schools. schools should stay open. because the american rescue plan, we provided the states $130 billion. $130 billion to keep our students and educators safe and schools open. funding for ventilation systems in schools, social distancing, hygien...

Look at, for example, the issue of school. there are lots of parents who are going to be watching this interview. right? everybody whether its parents, teachers or students themselves, want the schools to be back open. now 95% of the them are. what did we need to do? we needed to address the fact that in particular our public schools need help with resources to improve their ventilation system. so we sent out $310 billion to the schools of america to help them get masks, do testing, get ventilat...