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recent polls consistently has shown me leading president trump and president biden leading those under 45 years of age. this is tenth months ahead of the election. i'm beating them among independent voters and a lot of other categories. you know, i have -- my average in the harvard -- "new york times" sienna poll was in the battleground states, i'm within single digits. but ten points of president trump and president biden. i only need 34 points to win the election. technically, hypothetically, i can win with 34 points if the other two got 33 and winner take all. i have ten months to take 4.5 percentage votes from other candidates. we're very confident that i'm
biden administration, with not being forceful in opening the schools and for them in a lot of times bowing to political pressure from the unions. and this is one issue where republicans could take a step forward when they run in the presidential contest next year because this is one where independents, democrats and republican parents all feel that same stress. >> bret: you are in a moment when some schools are already talking about vaccine mandates, mask mandates ahead of a possible other surge of covid. people are saying here we go again. the post covid education gaps we talk about it a lot. some of these studies, reading 4.1 months, math 4.5 months. this is a gap in education for these kids that had to do these classes remotely over zoom. >> yeah, you know, parents want
website. what found was there were these toxic chemicals. toxic volatile organic chemicals found in the packaging of the mask and so when you put them on you would have these symptoms, make and newhouse i can't. sometimes you would feel dizzy as well or have trouble breathing and coughing because of the irritation to your lungs from these toxic chemicals. and it was found that the levels of them were up to 14 times what is allowed in the u.s. so, in the u.s., the epa, the environmental protection agency says no more than 0.5 parts per million. well, some of these masks were found to be about 4.5 parts per mill when it came to the level of these chemicals. so, i at a it's always important to have good ventilation and common sense and, remember, you know, it might make it where these masks mandates might be obsolete because this now just gives us credence to the fact that sometimes we may be doing more harm than good. >> steve: yep. air them out before you put them on. meanwhile, i was reading the
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