this is a result of the radical policies that ctu has put into place over the years and demanded of cpsver. brandon johnson is a part of that radical wing. ashley: is that the problem? >> that is a problem and after 2012 strike, the teacher's union how ho do what they do and notify the strikes since 2012 or five walkouts. they do pride themselves in like i said teaching other unions to go the course. they also, brandon johnson received a lot of support from american federation of teachers than randi wiengarten here on stomaching for brandon johnson. ashley: so i recollects we're out of time. you made your point. we'll have more right after t this. shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks ... a pain so intense, you could miss out on family time. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. ♪ ♪ do the work, before the work. bodyarmor lyte. more than a sports drink. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado is made for more. bring more. ♪ do more. ♪ see more. ♪ and be more. ♪ the all-new chevy col

what will you do to collaborate with the ctu?" she seems to be referring to the standoff from january of last year during the post holiday omicron surge when students lost five days of classes. we will start with you mr. vallas. paul great. : i negotiate collective bargaining agreements with teacher unions in four different cities and i have never had a straight. -- strike. when i took over the public schools in chicago in 1995, there had been eight strikes in 15 years. i negotiated two consecutive four-year contracts that raise teacher salaries every year. compounded, 27%. we did not charge more for health care and fully funded their pensions. at the end, i went to philadelphia and negotiated contracts and i then went to new orleans. negotiated product -- project leisure -- labor agreements with the teachers union down there. i also went to bridgeport and negotiated contracts. i have never had a work stoppage. my approach with the union has always been to provide direct negotiations. i did the negotiations and i do not negotiate

. >> david: he is making a play with all the unions to combine the votes, afge, ctu, look at chicagond across the board, it is all about biden's re-election and nothing about the country. >> kayleigh: that's right. emily, a "new york times" piece talked about the problem biden could have with age-related mishaps and what they mean, he stumbled down the stairs of air force one during his first two years or fell off a bicycle, that takes added context when you are presidential complex. remember hillary clinton when she stumbled that was magnified. reuters says gone is aversion to likely events, replaced by diners, factories and union halls, that will be the new biden campaign issue out of the basement and into the public. do you buy it? >> emily: no, i don't, if he issues the routine, why do we think he will embrace the active? since calvin koolage, multiple times he's bucked tradition. in ireland last week, you hold traditional abroad press conference when you travel abroad. he didn't. the colombian president joined him last week and he the colombian president stood alone, biden had s

you even had ctus striking in 2022. two weeks to slow the spread turned into two years to flatten the generation. he gets bad flack for flipping, but in 2020 efrs on the news saying the schools should be open, that there is not a lot of spread among children, which is true. we knew this all along, the school should have been open all along. >> 26% of eighth graders performed in math proficiently, 31% of eighth graders are reading at a proficient level. you talk a lot about this in your book. what's the takeaway for you, cory? >> 30 years ago there was a report of m ed iocrity. if anything, the system has turned into a jobs report for adults than an education system for kids. we throw more and more money at the problem which goes to hiring more people, which means dues-paying members and the salary of randi weingarten, but the money doesn't make its way into the classroom. >>> meanwhile, republicans are responding tonight to the long-anticipated launch of president biden's campaign. good evening. >> joe biden and kamala

. >> in a nutshell, this is part of the play ctu, nea,uft, rounding up the votes biden wants to president. anything so the table. neanderthals in texas and something else in other place if you are an opponent, he hating everyone that is america first. this man is dangerous. incapable and addled. sean: this is marxism, with 9 kids, i will never co-parent with the government, that is my job and my wife a job to raise our kids, with that, kennedy. kennedy: hal alleluia, raise your kids. do i coparents with the commies no, i coparent with the baby daddy. kennedy: our decrepit president is planning on releasing his reelection video tomorrow night, met with a cross-party wave of apathy. no one wants 46 to give it another go, a lot of people have a problem with the president's age here, is 80. ronald reagan was 77 when he left office, joe biden will be 82 when he is reinaugurated. he is so old he too, toots his own ashes. you can thank his embalmer to give him the high pro glow. snenot of sound mind or body, we know, that according to c nbc. >> 70% of voters do not want him to run again. that is

the new guy coming in is probably going to hand everything over to ctu, which is the chicago teachersiled in the last administration. liz: so you know, what's really striking, john, is that official s get into office. they think they can reinvent the wheel on what's been working for generations, especially on crime. crime was going down since the 90s and now it's back up after this leaders stepped in and thought they could just do their thought experiments and change laws that were working and protecting u.s. voters and american citizens for years. final word, john. >> well that's because they have politicized law enforcement you can not politicize law enforcement. you have to let us do our job. let the officers do what they know how to do but as soon as you start interjecting politics, and all your promotions are based on race and gender and no qualifications and no experience and you don't let officers, we've got foot chase policies that don't let officers make a decision to chase. as soon as you start incorporat ing politics and politicizing law enforcement this is what you end up

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