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we have one of the highest numbers of phd's per capita in america, but we also have one of the five worst performing public school systems in america. delaware, we cannot fulfill our potential unless we all have a chance to contribute. that will be my focus every day of these next four years. students are not failing. our schools are failing our students. [applause] as a teacher and as a governor, i refuse to accept and i refuse to write off any of our children -- not one of them. because i have seen what they can do when they are given a chance. that's why right after this, i will be signing our first executive order to create and expand job opportunities so students can learn and earn at the same time. [applause] it was 10 years ago right off northeast boulevard on thatcher street in wilmington -- i remember one math class. no matter what i did, i could not get the students engaged in the subject. i could not get them to care how you calculate the slope of a line. as i'm sure you all know, it is rise over run -- you divide the rise by the run. but i remember that day, my strategy was fa

defend denmark cannot even defend denmark itself and in fact their gdp per and their population per capitathe us, and if you ask colorado can you defend greenland and development, colorado would not be able to. that is how i and and i think many in the us, i don't speak for the trump administration for the trump administration for the trump administration for the aspi, this is my personal opinion, that denmark is not capable of defending if you want to talk greenland. if you want to talk defence greenland. if you want to talk - defence in _ greenland. if you want to talk - defence in all— greenland. if you want to talk - defence in all of- greenland. if you want to talk - defence in all of these l about defence in all of these and international stability, there is a �* european there is a factor european countries that had to hold informal talks and options if the us president moves to seize greenland, the greenland, including the prospect of having to send prospecteof haulngteesend me the us is a nato are these comments member, are these comments creating instability within the defensive

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per capita income is around $2700.00 for india's population. this is 1400000000 about one 3rd of it accounts for the middle class. we're unemployment has been a major concern. the finance ministers being criticized for not addressing the issue. so if you have a salary maybe being less tax, but the important question is, what happens if you don't have a southern region? where is the income going to come from for you to benefit from income tax for these you actually need jobs. unemployment was not mentioned by the finance minister in the speech. according to the center for monitoring the indian economy. youth unemployment was that 7.5 percent in january. it underscores the challenge of delivering jobs in the world, the most populous democracy, ronald han, how does 0 for counting the cost j, as he goes, is an economist and professor of economics at the university of massachusetts. she joins us now from new delhi jobs. and godaddy with us again, how's the government done enough with this budget to get the economy growing again, or at least to get i

the invasion of libya and the destruction of the get after you government africans, which is per capita country. you supported the as well, i don't, i don't to attribute it to a i. d. and they were either a power outage, one of the power? no, no. is hillary clinton? it was a citizen. rice were pushing obama and it was a i think you need to look it up. it is commands. it is meant as a let's go to 5 and storing is best to prevent it. it is, it is clearly so that the battle, you don't like to say god with the new national defense and national director of national intelligence is that she's been crazy, decided to translate into i'm not happy with that. yes. tell me, why did they tell me why you think that as well her trip to syria was a very good example of meeting was aside, and then lying about how the meeting was set up and who was at the meeting. and she's denied that the russians were using a fighter aircraft in syria. and she repeated russian propaganda about the united states providing uh by a warfare instrumentation to ukraine. she's gone all over the lot, ideologically. i don't kno

when we started in 2022 we faced the second highest per capita homeless rate in the nation. 43 out of every 10,000 people in our state were homeless, more than double the national rate of 18 per 10,000. 6223 individuals were homeless when we started. as many of you know, homelessness is a complex and challenging issue. many who are homeless suffer from mental illness, addiction or both with some developing ptsd from being on the streets. many can only get medical care in our er. the cost to care for homeless individual in hawaii is an average of $82,000 per person per year. when they are discharged they do not even get that. they go right back to the streets where they are sick or get injured again. instead of conducting sweeps that just move homeless people from one place to another without offering help or hope, we saw an opportunity for a new approach more compassionate and effective. by adopting this, that housing is health care, we broke this vicious cycle, by putting people in inexpensive tiny homes after they are discharged from hospital emergency rooms. we did this across from

trump said in his press conference america is rated number 47 but we spend at the most money per capita student that is absolutely unacceptable and the department of education has continued to fill american citizens is time to return back to the state they think linda mcmahon has the right person to do it shrewd business woman and they will make make an education grade again. we hope education system is much improved thank you both. >> ♪ ♪ and all the fox news @ night common sense department made "the new york times" today they even used our common sense graphic if you didn't see or here about it don't worry the article wasn't meant as a pat on the back for common sense it was meant in the kick in the backside to convince him recently fox news has been parroting the president the article quoting that the flood of common sense comments on fox news echoes the language mr. trump and his new administration have used to justify his policies and they were entertained by the accusation that we echo the language of mr. trump echo means repetition of an idea and the common sense department was c

has taken i am a at him because it is a disparity between -- politics -- michael: canada gdp per capitadown over 20% a death knell for nation destroyed quality of life for average, canadian in u.s. gdp capital multiple different missions up about same amount, things are bad there, maybe trump trying to help them out by, exposing what an idiot trudeau is but, again. >> trudeau on his way out we need to be clear lost political favor in his nation because, again,s they've had i am immigrant flood the canadian people i believe are saying we need to move more right, i think same cultural issues hit united states emily have hit canada. >> i think we're seeing this across the trump administration policies j.d. vance went to europe said liz tone voters stop pretending you are left ist paradise you are seeing rejection of those principles i think in canada as well, trump, and others in the trump administration have a unique able to do to call that out and say you need to listen to your voters because we listened to ours we had a huge change in the way politics work in america. cheryl: the o edit

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we have the lowest number of government employees per capita in the entire united states and we've paidour states debt from the 1840s to present just since i've been governor. we are all about it. if they can deliver this in congress that will be good for the country. it will definitely be good for florida. we need congress to step up and change it's behavior. >> jesse: they won't. i'm confident they won't. even the republicans who control it, they won't do it, it will never happen. that's why i'm so excited about d.o.g.e. because that's the only thing that going to happen. when you work with pam bondi or kristi noem to get these illegal alien criminals out of florida. how is that going so far. >> i called a special session of the florida legislature before donald trump was even sworn in because we wanted to be ready. so what we have done is a number of things. one, we've made illegally entering florida to be state crime so we can use our state law enforcement to hold them accountable and then turn them over to i.c.e. two, we've ended this idea of catch and release. we will deny you pal

we spent more per capita as an industrialized country thanker" in industrialized country with the worstults. under the department america's education standards have declined. we are failing our children. but apparently democrats care more about government and big spending and spending abroad than results for we the american people. just look at this article from the "washington post," the headline reads "trump 2.0, the most dangerous first two weeks in presidential history." no hyper perboly there. the second term is about curtailing the government's power and reach. i say that's great. i say that he's the most consequential, transformational two weeks in presidential history. how do you see things so differently and juxtapose that. they worship the government like a religion. how is the government doing protecting your towns and your cities with die funding dismantle? they've done a good job protecting your border. how is your educational system in your small town or big city? doing a good job educating your kids? how is the obama care working out? that's right, millions lost they're a

deep blue state, they spend nearly 40 grand per capita per student and they come in and reading and mathwhere between 36th and 40th in terms of industrialized country. how do you fail that that level because we are failing our children and all the talent god put in every one of them. >> it's because we've abandoned meritocracy and a culture of achievement in favour of this culture of victimhood in our country. that's the number 1 thing we're going to have to reject it to save our country is that culture of victimhood. how do we restore merit? first is universal school choice and conservatives have been pushing for this for a long time and states like texas are doing great. ohio has done well but can go further. here's a step that we haven't taken that we need to which is also proving our public schools through merit-based pay for teachers and for administrators. if students are doing a great job those teachers and administrators deserve to be paid more than they are now. those who are failing our kids shouldn't be able to just sit there and keep collecting their paychecks. we need to lig

i live in one of the states that has the highest per capita representation of veterans. we are seeing veterans, people laid off at v.a. clinics. i have to v.a. clinics that are supposed to open in the next month whose opening is jeopardized because of the mass firings. even outside of the v.a., the disproportionate effect of the firings to this point fall hard upon veterans. i'm happy to hear you will take it seriously if any major employer in this country disproportionately punishes veterans. do you know what a restrictive covenant is? ms. chavez-deremer: i do not. sen. kaine: it is when an employer as a condition of employment makes an employee say if you leave, you cannot work with anybody in the same ministry. i am sure you are familiar with the concept, there are different titles. ms. chavez-deremer: yes. sen. kaine: you think restrictive covenants limiting a worker's ability to choose where they want to work is anti-worker? ms. chavez-deremer: well, i'm assuming you are probably also navy the noncompete -- naming the noncompetes? sen. kaine: both are used but nonco