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news sunday special, the state of education. which states spend most for k-12th grade. new york, washington, d.c. and vermont spend most. idaho, utahna spend the least. utah had one of the highest math scores for studenting. do a deep dive now on what american voters think about the state of education and who has best plan to solve issues today. take for education pollsters, kellyanne conway and celinda lake, president of lake research partners. great to see you. >> nice to be here, thank you. >> shannon: we have polling on this specific issue. we asked about local public schools, are they teaching too much, guilty. majority think we are doing too little on good citizenship and math, science and tech. sexual orientation and gender. anything surprising to you there? >> no, we have a parents rights renaissance sweeping the nation. people are concerned about the quality of education in our classrooms, those numbers don't surprise me, people look at schoolsesa place of learning and parents don't want kids have their values subsumed. the other metrics we know are incredibly important to this point also. i don't understand why democrats

military journalists write about their own, and about the state of utah, they write about their city, and i will say yes, there is a journalist in the new yorkho wrote about what a cool vaccine satellite 5 is true, but there is, and then i wrote about what counterattack we have. reality who writes these materials and why did i conduct exactly such an example because in one uh-uh exactly in one publication from great britain in 2021 in december there was an article about the fact that a-huh a large-scale invasion of ukraine will take place on catholic christmas, that is, in december in the 21st year and everyone was talking about this article at that time, although when i looked at what this journalist wrote about, he really wrote about the abduction of people in great britain by aliens, this is a fact, not only did i draw such a parallel, but this precisely indicates that when he writes this is what a person really is professional. she is indeed a military man, but not colonel mcgregor, who was an adviser to trump and who constantly says that the russian army

states like north carolina, utah, idaho, and those kind of states. they opened up their economies. this included states like california, new york, new jersey, connecticut, all looking at the lockdowns. florida, texas, arizona, things like that, had a much better recovery. there was no difference in the debt rates from the lockdowns. the reason i mentioned that, this is important today. you know that we have another covid breakout right now. people are trying to figure out what to do. it this is a mild strain. i'm hearing the attack i live in montgomery county, maryland. they are requiring all kids to wear masks in schools. the evidence is crystal-clear that it has no effect in reducing the spread of virus. we can't lockdown. we can't be in favor of vaccines. we can't mandate those things. we can never afford to shut down our economy again. >> you criticize donald trump for that, talking about the deficit, and the spending. when you said before that there is a good one at a bad one, you are telling us about bad mentoring for donald trump. >> he is optimizing the future. we are looking at these outrageous indictments with him. ne

red states like florida and states like north carolina, and utah, and idaho, and those kinds of states, texas opened up their economies, and states like california, new york, new jersey, kept their economies locked down. so florida, texas and arizona, states like that had a much better recovery. by the way, there was no difference in the death rates between the states that locked down their economies and didn't. the reason i mentioned that, this is important today becausen as you mentioned, you know we have another covid breakout right now and people are trying to figure out what to do. this is a much milder strain than the original strain but i'm hearing more talk of masks. i live in montgomery county, maryland. you guys have been covering this. they're requiring all the kids to wear masks in schools today, even though the evidence is crystal clear that masks have no effect on reducing the yo spread of the virus. we can't lockdown. i'm in favor of vaccines but we can't mandate those things, and we can never afford to shut down our economy again. >> when you say that you criticize trump for that, when you're talking about some of the deficits, the spendin

state of education for the answer to our second quiz, which states spend the most money per student for kindergarten through 12th grade the answer, new york, washington d.c. and vermont spend the most. idaho, utahna spend at least an interesting note spending does not correlate to performance young's universe to quiz is one of the low spending states, utah had with the highest scores for acres washington d.c. is one of the highest spenders per student was near the bottom of the list for the same math test scores. all right we went to a deep dive and now on what american voters think about the state of education and who they think has the best plan to solve the toughest issues facing schools today time no education posters fox news contributor kellyanne conway. and celinda lake president of lake research good to see a progress nice to be a thank you. >> we have new polling on the specific issue. we asked not long ago but local public schools. are they teaching too much too little on the very subjects question what it comes to reading and writing was a consensus a majority of people think we are doing too little on that front. too little on good citizenship. too little on math, science, tech. but

states like utah, new york, tennessee, south dakota, colorado, and arizona were left holding the bill. now, look, $1.6 million might seem like a drop in the bucket in the vast sea of overall federal spending. but for states like utah with a lot less money running through the state government than runs through our government every single year and where our elected officials value prudent financial management to help keep their own citizens in a good position, every single dollar matters. so this is not something that we should force upon the states. we know at the outset people are going to continue to visit national parks. there's no legitimate reason knowing they are the single most popular feature of the federal government arbitrarily to decide at the outset that we're going to close those. in many instances they had to erect barriers to keep people out, sort of the opposite of what you would expect to occur during a shutdown. so let's keep them open. we know in any event that any furloughed staff within the park service will be repaid along the rest of government workers once a shutdown ends. knowing that as we do and knowing that these states and their communi

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the most part, the red states like florida and north carolina and utah and idaho and those kinds of states, texas, opened up their economies, and states like california, new yorkjersey, connecticut kept their economies locked down. so florida, texas, arizona had a much better recovery. there was no difference in the death rates between the states that locked down their economies and did not. the reason i mention that, this is important today, because we have another covid breakout right now, and people are trying to figure out what to do. this is a much milder strain than the original but i'm hearing more talk of -- i live in montgomery county, maryland. they are requiring all the kids to wear masks in school even though the evidence is crystal clear that masks have no effect in reducing the spread of the virus. we cannot lock down. i am in favor of vaccines but we cannot mandate those things and we can never afford to shut down the economy again. host: when you say you criticized trump for that, talking about the deficit spending -- when you said before that there's a good trump and barron trump, do you tell him one -- and bad trump, do you tell him? guest: t