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a daughter reacting to this move, and i think they clarifie, rachel, why do you have these illegals in this horrible place where they have to be moved because of weather? rachel: right. why do you have a policy that allows them into the country but you don't have a place for them? pete: and in the first place, you build a shelter in a terrible place. here's the mom and the daughter reacting to the moves of the principal. >> i will be fine, but it's also a day that i could have spent learning, and especially with exams a around the corner, there could have been better prep for it. instead i was home. >> why does james madison or any other school, for example, has to bear the burden of the city's migrant crisis? i mean, floyd men if net field is vulnerable to all weather conditions. but what does that mean, that my child's school will be their shelter this winter? if the government seems to prioritize migrant families over their own law-abiding,
you would make it mandatory under a prevention of military intervention acts that there would be a consent of parliament.— acts that there would be a consent of parliament. ., , ., . . , ., of parliament. have you changed your mind? no, there _ of parliament. have you changed your mind? no, there no _ of parliament. have you changed your mind? no, there no inconsistency - mind? no, there no inconsistency here... ., mind? no, there no inconsistency here. . .- there's _ mind? no, there no inconsistency here. . .- there's obviously | mind? no, there no inconsistency. here. . .- there's obviously a here... really? there's obviously a hue here... really? there's obviously a huge distinction _ here... really? there's obviously a huge distinction between _ here... really? there's obviously a huge distinction between an - huge distinction between an operation, the like of what we have seen the last days and military action. a sustained military action campaign involving troops on the ground. thus recognised by everybody. national security must come first, there will always be urgent situations were parliament cannot be consulted beforehand, but the principal that if there is to be a sustained campaign if we are going to deploy your troops on the ground, that parliament should be informed, there should be a debate in the case should be made under should be a vote, i do stand by that in principle, absolutely. but vote, i do stand by that in principle, absolutely. but the small rint was principle, absolutely. but the small print was not _ principle, absolutely. but the small print was not in _ principle, absolutely. but the small print was not in your _ principle, absolutely. but the small print was not in your promise - principle, absolutely. but the small print was not in your promise that l print was not in your promise that you make your party. you didn't say it only in certain kinds of
re-election campaign and its positioning there in iowa. polls are showing biden's approval rating continuing to be low. how does the president address the enthusiasm issue? because i think everyone agrees. voters want to be and need to be inspired. obama sold hope. how does biden sell the future with him back in the white house? >> well, certainly, yeah, certainly comp taenls on this. the choice couldn't be more stark. and maya angelou was right, when somebody tells you who they are, believe them. when donald trump talking about being a dictator on day one, restricting reproductive rights, nothing on gun rights. we saw the principal of perry high school died while he was defending the children, the former president said to move on. freedom to read books, my goodness, they're trying to ban charlotte's web here in iowa. that's not going to happen under
to shriners hospitals for children. and because of heroes like you. i can do things now that were impossible before. and i can walk. all of this is made possible because of heroes like you. who go online to loveshriners.org right now. when you do, we'll send you this adorable love to the rescue blanket as a thank you. and a reminder of all the kids whose hero you are. each and every month. we have this breaking news. please call or go to loveshriners.org right away. the principal wounded in an iowa high school shooting has died. dan marburger was among three staff members and four students injured when a 17 year old student opened fire at perry high school, earlier this month. his daughter says marburger tried to calm the shooter down and distract him so students
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i blame the city. city has to be in control of what is going on. they could have housed them some where else. >> jesse: they have office capacity at 50%. that building, that one. half empty. they didn't need to put them in the school. >> or the jav it center. they could have put them there not in the schools. they allowed all these migrants to go into the school and not scanned, not tested. >> jesse: now cleaning it up. >> so the principal, there was a, ta meeting last night via zoom for parents. she kicked me off. i was asking questions. i wasn't being rude. we had concerns and i believe a chairman controlling this whole situation. he stated they will be out of
parents and lawmakers said the kids were left at risk. >> we are jeopardizing the future offor kids. i don't know what for. >> we talk about closing schools in inclement weather. they never do it. where are the kids that struggle go to eat? where are they going stay warm. >> more than 3400 students at james madison high school had to remote learn for the day. the migrants who stayed in the auditorium. the schools principal said the number 1 priority is the safety of our students and our communities. new york mayor eric adams posted pictures from the high school on social media saying the city is doing a great job keeping asylum seekers safe and dry. >> when you have major crises,
i blamn ane the city. city right now, the city is has i to be in control of what's goinl ofg on.e you know, they could have house them somewhere else. floyd benefield is not the. ideal for them. you know, they have office capacity at 50%. capa that building up there empy that won that one, that one, they're half empty. i didn't mean to put them at the school. they could have put them in these gorgeous office spaces or they could pusct them in the javits center, the javits center. they opened up the javits center. r two, three years ago for covid, and they could have put them there, not in the schoolsie . what parents are concerned and they allowed all these migrants m g to into the school and they were not scanned. they were not tested, and nowcli they're cleaning it up. >> sngo the principal of there zo sngo the principal of there via zoom for a parent forts. the parents in the school. she kicked me off. i was asking questions. i wasn't being rude. i was a be inappropriate.. i was not the only parent being kicked off. we had concerns and i believeliv there was a chairman there that was controlling this whole situatio n. uatio >> and he stated that they