cameron is up first out of charlotte, michigan. a parent. caller: good morning. i am a grandparent. i want to make the comment, listening to this young man talk about the billions, the school -- disparity in that small number with the trillions being given to the corporations. within the midst of this terrible, horrible social experiment, they want to send our children back to school without giving you folks enough money to do the job. i am pointing this out as a disparity. i am sure it is striking everybody else as being apparent. already thrown out $5 trillion. host: who else is pointing out the disparity? guest: i talked to the superintendent in michigan last week about potential teacher layoffs and he decided to furlough himself this summer to avoid teacher layoffs. his reasoning was pretty interesting. rural college town in michigan. the school district is the third largest player in that town has a 30% unemployment rate. once school districts start length people off, this will have a pounding effect on the economy. we saw this during the last recession, it could spark another

cameron is first from charlotte, michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a grandparent. i just wanted to make a comment, listening to this man talk about the billions that the school district may ask for from congress. there is a disparity in that small number and the trillions being given to the corporations that were bailed out in the first week of this situation. now that we are in the midst of this terrible social experiment, they want to send children back to school without giving folks enough money to do the job. just pointing this out as a disparity. i'm sure it is striking everybody else as being apparent. now we are talking billions and they have already thrown out $5 trillion from congress. host: daarel burnette, who else is pointing out that disparity? aest: i talked to superintendent last week about potential layoffs and he decided to furlough himself this summer to avoid teacher layoffs. his reasoning was interesting. this was in michigan, a rural college town in michigan. the school district there is the third largest employer. that town has a 30% unemploym

cameron is up first out of charlotte michigan a parent. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i am a grandparent. i just want to make the comment did, listen to this young man talk about the billions that he made for the school districts may ask for from cargoes or try to get from congress and the disparity, in decimal number in the trillions trillions being given to corporations that, they didn't even bat an eye on, or dumped that in first week of the situation. now with in the midst of this terrible, horrible social experiment they're running us through, they want to send our children back to school withoutt giving you folks enough money to job?e i'm just pointing this out as a disparity. i'm sure it's probably striking anybody else as being ila parent, too. but golly, talk to billions and have already thrown out 3 trillion, $5 trillion from congress? >> host: daarel burnette who else is pointing out that disparity? >> guest: yeah, i talked to the superteam superintendent in last week about potential layoffs, teacher layoffs and he decided to furlough himself this summer to

. >> taking your calls this morning, emily is up first out of charlotte michigan area and a parent. good morning. >> good morning. i'm a grandparent, i just want to make a comment, listening to this young man talk about the billions that he made or the school district may ask for from congress or are trying to get from congress and their disparity in that small number and the trillions being given to corporations that were dumped out in the first week of this situation. and now with in the midst of this terrible, horrible social experiment they're running us through a want to send their children back to school without giving you folks enough money to dothe job . i'm just pointing this out as a disparity. i'm sure it's probably striking everybody else as being a parent too. but you're talking billions and they've already thrown out 3 trillion, 4 trillion, $5 trillion. >> carol burnett, who else is pointing out that disparity ? >> i talked to the superintendent in michigan about potential teacher layoffs and he actually decided to provoke himself this summer to avoid teacher layoffs.

chicago tribune's managing editor in charge of the washington bureau he joins us on skype from charlotte boy in michigan james many americans might say there isn't much to celebrate this independence day so how important was this 4th of july speech for president trump as a political platform and what was he trying to achieve by using mt rushmore as a backdrop. great questions to well i'm in a trunk country they went 6040 in this area michigan for trump against hillary clinton and this speech tonight was as troubling as it gets it i'm glad that the local movie theater here because there are a lack of new summer films in the u.s. for obvious reasons why she's just showing the greatest showman that night that 2017 years ago with you jacqueline because this was very much as troubling as it gets and you took this iconic backdrop and you had the president clearly in a somewhat self-absorbed way likening him self to those who are great folks and doing it as you will notice without a mask and everybody on that stage and most of the people sitting in the audience for that mass on a day in which we have again bro

cameron is first from charlotte, michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a grandparent.ust wanted to make a comment, listening to this man talk about the billions that the school district may ask for from congress. there is a disparity in that small number and the trillions being given to the corporations that were bailed out in the first week of this situation. now that we are in the midst of this terrible social experiment, they want to send children back to school without giving folks enough money to do the job. just pointing this out as a disparity. i'm sure it is striking everybody else as being apparent. now we are talking billions and they have already thrown out $5 trillion from congress. host: daarel burnette, who else is pointing out that disparity? aest: i talked to superintendent last week about potential layoffs and he decided to furlough himself this summer to avoid teacher layoffs. his reasoning was interesting. this was in michigan, a rural college town in michigan. the school district there is the third largest employer. that town has a 30% unemployment