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Rule-making power. in this bill he tries to take away the legislative oversight of medicare, and it's -- it's a pattern which he's pursued and which makes in my opinion a dictatorial approach. >> senator, i hear when you say that it's not your job right now to set your own priorities. clearly the unions have said, yes, we accede to the governor's request. they're making contributions in different ways that will help close the budget gap. but where would you have preferred to see the governor close his budget? i think it is certainly a fair question that folks say to you, come on, you've got to...

And i wish people wouldn't under value the profession. >> why do you do it? what is it about teaching? what is the reward? >> oh, i love the kids. when you see them -- i'm an english teacher and a public speaking teacher. when i see them have success in terms of writing clearly, in terms of becoming better readers, in terms of becoming better communicators, it just makes me so happy. i love working with students one-on-one. i love that individual attention that, you know, where i can work with them and really see their minds working. i truly believe, one thing i love about maury is we have stu...

When the republicans now pro proposing we got to look at everything to close the budget gap. another 1.6 trillion in new deficit. npr is on the table. national endowment for the humanities and arts. we hear this npr executive caught on tape this is what he had to say about the tea party movement.

When the republicans now pro proposing we got to look at everything to close the budget gap. another 1.6 trillion in new deficit. npr is on the table. national endowment for the humanities and arts. we hear this npr executive caught on tape this is what he had to say about the tea party movement. >> sean: here's npr meeting

And there's no relief in sight. this year norfolk schools are facing a $20 million shortfall. and that budget gap is threatening over 200 jobs. so if you think it's just wisconsin, if you think it's indiana, ohio, new jersey, texas, florida, it's here. it's in our back yard where i grew up in norfolk, virginia. it's everywhere. we are at a crossroads in this country when it comes to asking ourselves the question and making a determination as to which direction we take. what do we think of public education? do we really value it? is it an american value? i gave a commentary on this program last...