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Garrett? >> well, i think for republicans, depending on whether they pick both chambers, or just one, they're gonna run into some of the similar math problems that democrats have. if the only managed to take the house, anything that house republicans do are going to be, basically, a messaging bill. they might be most successful to the degree you define success on the oversight fun. they have already indicated that they want to bring in folks like christopher wray, merrick garland, anthony fauci could be making the return appearances to the hill. and, perhaps, even hunter biden would be a signi...

These ten brutally difficult math problems once seemed impossible until mathematicians eventually solved them—even if it took them years, decades, or centuries.

Yeah, i would say teachers, adults who are not parents of children should not be talking to kids about gender switching and sexuality. that is kind of common sense. i'm surprised the number isn't higher, no place for this kind of indoctrination, republican or democrat want their kids to learn to solve math problems and read and write, they don't need to be talking about sex at six years old. >> carley: education topic, nobody fought harder than randi weingartner who is now saying remote learning is huge problem because of mental health crisis. she is sounding the alarm, our kids are in crisis ...

Books that they deemed so inappropriate? >> anna, the short answer is no. they haven't provided any details and we've asked for specifics of what exactly in these math textbooks were so objectionable. they included, quote, prohibited topics like critical race theory or, quote, unsolicited strategies like social and emotional learning. some other books were rejected because they included principles of common core, the obama era teaching that were championed but however we've asked for pages or math problems or lesson plans or materials that explain what exactly was so objectionable and we haven...

These ten brutally difficult math problems once seemed impossible until mathematicians eventually solved them—even if it took them years, decades, or centuries.