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schoolteachers schoolteachers. it used to be one or two in every school there was one teacher or maybe two. now you define the normal teacher, they are the weird one that where's the bowtie and wants to teach science. so, we have to in some cases we have to start sacrificing. 50% of my kids, that means half, right? they are homeschooled. the other two are in private school. there is no more public school for my kids. there is a lot of sacrifices. we need to look at getting back to the communities and getting together with our neighbors. maybe we homeschool our neighborhood and parents work together and take turns to get back to math, english, history that covers those things. algebra is not a gender. it is math. we need to get back to those things. if the kids are not there, they cannot make money or get subsidies. maybe we just don't do business with them anymore and we start doing a grassroots education system. americans can do it.
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the midst of a presidential race as well. zach cohen in atlanta. jessica. >> and joining me now to discuss this further is nick ackerman. he was a special assistant prosecutor and assistant attorney for the southern district of new york. thanks for coming on with us. we know trump and his allies are facing these -- these rico charges are being used against them. she's used -- the d.a. down there has used that in the past to go after gangs, go after even schoolteachers in atlanta public schools for inflating students' test scores. help us understand what the benefit if you're the d.a. is to using rico here. >> well, the benefit in this particular case is being able to put together all of these schemes to defraud which consist of multiple individual crimes and making it one crime that carries with it a sentence of up to 20 years in prison, a minimum
fundraising, two more billionaire donors dropping him over his, quote, severe abortion position and his fight with disney. also not sitting well with former republican governors and lawmakers who filed a brief in disney's federal lawsuit against desantis according to the ap calling his autocratic retaliation against disney, quote, severely damaging to the political, social and economic fabric of florida. for his part desantis doesn't seem bothered enough to change course, he is still on track to drive his campaign into the ground. here he is with nbc's dasha burns, again, defending the widely criticized outrageous new requirement for middle schoolteachers in his state to instruct that in some cases slavery was beneficial. >> so that means they developed skills in spite of slavery not because of slavery. it was them showing resourcefulness and then using those skills. if this was a different state and the governor wasn't running for president no one would have said anything about that. >> yeah, i think we would have.
equipment that they would need in order to ensure stopping the fire spread. but in the first few days we were completely alone. we were alone in the fire spread really quickly the next day so we had strong wind. has it got any better in terms of the support, help you are from government? the the support, help you are from government?— the support, help you are from covernment? ., ., , government? the government have sent firefiahters government? the government have sent firefighters but — government? the government have sent firefighters but in _ government? the government have sent firefighters but in terms _ government? the government have sent firefighters but in terms of— government? the government have sent firefighters but in terms of the _ firefighters but in terms of the supply to them with equipment, nothing has changed from my perspective. on the school here we made for evacuated people to come and stay for the night, we did not have any information we needed to, actually schoolteachers are on holiday right now. they opened by themselves and try to coordinate everyone, all the local business the want to help. and they don't know
voters or voters not comfortable with their party nominee. ron desantis is digging a hole he can't get out of because every time he spews hate, every time he uses the heavy hand of government to take freedoms away from the lgbtq community or accuses public schoolteachers of being groomers and pedophiles, he is losing votes that are independents and republicans who don't like trump here for victory for him to ever be president of the united states. >> if you're -- i'm starting to smell a whiff of a jeb bush around ron desantis' campaign, which is someone who's a presumed front-runner who doesn't end up being a front runner at all despite all the attention and resources. i do wonder because trump is in so many ways unpalatable, because there is a sense yet unproven republicans would be willing to switch coffees, do you think donors hang with
country who feel disappointed and discouraged and even a little bit angry about the court's decision today about student debt, and i must admit i do, too. before i tell you the steps we're going to take i want to talk about what we're going to be able to achieve so far on student loans over the past few years. first, we made the largest increase in pell grants in over a decade, helping students from families who nearly all make less than $60,000 a year. then we fixed the so call would the help of the department public service loan forgiveness program. so the borrowers who got into public service such as the schoolteachers, police officers, social workers, service members. you know, they actually got the debt relief they were entitled under the law. before i came to office only 7,000 people had benefit from that program. today over 600,000 borrowers
this country who feel disappointed and discouraged, even a little bit angry about the court's decision today on student debt. and i must admit i do too. before i tell you the steps we'll take and i want to talk about -- i'll talk about what we've been able to achieve so far on student loan over the past few years. first, we made the largest increase in pell grants in over a decade helping students from families who nearly all make less than $60,000 a year. then we fixed the so-called with the help of the department public service loan forgiveness program. so the borrowers who the got into public service such as schoolteachers, police officers, social worker, service members, you know, they actually got the debt relief that they were entitled to under the law. before i came to office, only 7,000 people benefitted from that program. today over 600,000 borrowers