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>> the reporting also shows emails exchanged between the union, cdc, and white house about coordinating press announcements about school reopening. now, critics like conservative watchdog group americans for public trust say the communication show the biden administration and the union put politics over science and the well-being of children who suffered learning loss during school closures. in fact, harris, the largest declines in math scores for fourth and eighth grades have now been measured since the assessment started back in 1990, that's according to government data, and according to a s...

Parents and students say confusing processes and fear about immigration status are roadblocks.

And economy back on track? let's as they promised behind the study, his name is eric and he is a stanford economist. good morning to you, thank you. >> thank you for having me on. >> how did you come up with these numbers? you say our country will lose $28 trillion and will cost eric had $70,000 over the course of their lifetime? >> yes that is the l loss of lifetime earnings on average. it will be more for some but disadvantaged kids in particular with larger learning losses than kids who have more damage parents and can help at home. sp>> ainsley: how did you come up with that? we have been ...

There is a whole nother 40% out there. good companies that also generate a lot of cash. take a look at those as well. >> steve: excellent advice. and while you say so ultimately, it sounds like your advice for today is well, you're not going to tell anybody which stocks to buy. look into treasury. >> for sure. and be diversity always. i like the barbell strategy. one side risk assets like stocks. on the other side of the barbell rock solid keeps me going through these tough times. >> they're, indeed. dan, thank you very much for joining us on this federal holiday. thank you, sir. >> you got it...

Largest drop in mass test scores in more than 30 years. we talked with a mom of four kids who all attend public school here in new york city to get her thoughts and also she is an advocate for public schools. >> we heard so much about equity, equity this and that, about how to improve our school systems over the years. and then when covid hit, the equity concerns went out the window because it was the poorest kids and children of working class parents got hit the hardest and it didn't keep our kids safe. >> various studies, learning losses mean lower graduation rates, higher rates of arrests a...