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we encourage you to speak to eefr talk to each other. you don't have to wait for us to jump in either. >> well, conversations i know in our districts and most of the districts with the wonderful folks that i'm surrounded with tonight, we've actually been thinking about the fall since march. and just in learning and what this pandemic, learning about the virus, we're in the middle of a global health crisis, there have been in conversations going on to begin to imagine and have parents, students have hosted various insta lives with my students just around. it takes a minute for people to digest the gravity of this moment and what it means for our schools and for society. and so i think back to dr. matthews' point what's important now. and it was underscored in our webinar with the state is the importance of involving community and involving many people and the planning, and as i've been saying over and over again, the fact that we're planning under conditions that will continue to change. and so we're going to have to continue to be nimble

a master file that nbc news obtained of all of the people that have been invited to these dinners eefr only 14% were actually foreign officials or diplomats who you might expect. the majority of them were either businesspeople, major republican donors, or government tips like members of congress. all republican members of congress and the senate who were invited. and this is all amid the growing scrutiny of secretary pompeo, the way he has used government resources during his time in office and what the inspector general was looking into at the time that he was removed late last week. >> and these are called madison dinners because james madison when he was secretary of state would hold these salons for thinker hes to ta hes to talk b. and the complaint is not only taxpayer dollars are being used, but perhaps so that mike pompeo can build a list of contacts and information for his own political interests. >> 245erthat's right. the question is what legitimate diplomatic purpose does this serve if most of the people are not people who are even remotely involved in the world of diplomacy