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The schools really are the safest place to be. the new testing plan aimed at keeping it that way. what they're doing, they're relying on at-home test kits. they say they'll be given two kits per day for seven days to all the children in that classroom, in order to get back in the classroom, you'll have to be asymptomatic and have two negative tests in a row and you can then return the next day. this is a balancing act. we're going to see school districts across the country viewing this. to try and figure out how to identify the cases and take care of them through the testing mechanisms. on top...

In the room is that millions and millions of taxpayer dollars are being spent on testing mechanisms that have no validity. systems and practices that are really just going as blank checks to these corporate individuals who are taking over education, as doctor peterson pointed out. the privatization effort is real. it is real time. it is happening and it is being dulled out to these vendors and providers that are saying that i have the best practices. the reality is that what the teachers and students are doing on the ground each and every day at school districts start up can be unfolded in the...

They can make your favorite smoothies and cocktails and soups and sauces. we are talking about blenders. >> it is time for national marga rita day which is today. consumer reports surveyed 3500 people and they are finding blenders and processers on the market. and dan is there. and you brought good stuff for the kitchen. >> we did. what was your testing mechanisms? >> of course, we tested large a miiances and small a mriians are the secret weapon in the kitchen and getting meals prepared quickly. we brought four of our favorites. >> okay. >> ours is the margaita mixer. that is the nowest profe...

Teachers and of students using this high-stakes testing. it feels to me like what we know for certain, high stakes testing does or even low-stakes testing, what we certainly know is that testing mechanisms provide profit margins for those who create the tests. there are -- there's private industry that makes a good deal of money for making sure that there are federal and state and local requirements that young people and teachers be assessed. i think we're much less clear about whether or not those outcomes tell us anything about how the young people end up performing later in life. is there s...