dan wozniak and rachel buffett. dan was very charming. >> he was.felt like we had a lot in common. and rachel is obviously beautiful and they were just very welcoming to me. >> reporter: chris soon learned his new friends had financial troubles. and he offered to help by lending them money. >> all of my friends had just done this big benefit for me. >> time to give back. >> yeah. >> reporter: chris also wanted to make sure he got his money back. so chris told a story that was 100% false. >> so i said, well i can't lend you the money personally, but i know people i could get it from. but they're not good people, so we've got to get it back. >> reporter: he lent dan and rachel $2,000 cash. dan promised to pay him back by the end of the week, friday, may 21st. on the appointed day, chris drove to dan and rachel's apartment. who is there beside dan and rachel and you? >> i didn't know his name at the time, but it was sam. >> reporter: dan left with sam and told chris to hang back with rachel. >> in my mind, this is going to be like a ten-minute thing. >

dan: pressure mounted.in issuing his apology, tweeting, i am sorry i hurt people, i am evolving and want to continue to do so. >> i want you to host the oscars. dan: ellen had kevin on her show, stepped his apology and said she wanted him to apologize. >> you are apologizing again, you have done it, don't let those people win, host. dan: for that. ellen herself faced backlash. having gone through the ringer and experience insanity of cancer culture, hart seems to view things differently saying in a interview, he had it with cancel culture, cancellers came after a cartoon character. >> get out and come again. dan: indian-american comedian, made a whole documentary about his frustrations with apu as stereotype, the man who voiced apu hank azaria re. >> that role but he continues to play dr. nic. >> and the slack jawed. >> cartoon addressed controversy. >> something that started decades ago was applauded is now politically incorrect, what can you do. >> with that, apu was canceled. >> even talking about cancel

dan: thank you.re the first person i thought of to speak about this topic because you've been so passionate fighting for freedom. he always they have family attachment to cuba, how does it make you feel personally having seen the horrors and heard about it from your family? politicians in the u.s. and some celebrities blaming the u.s. and not cuban communist party for the disastrous going on there now? >> divide and conquer at all costs. they are trying to mislead people and it nobody's fault the communist party, fidel castro and anyone who thinks just one dictator gets all, you have a big problem. he said earlier 58% of cubans are republican because we know that, we know that system doesn't work. communism doesn't work, you can have one in charge of everything, too much power for any one man showing time and time again. the media is not condemning what's going on in cuba, thinks a pathetic toward it. people are being beaten to death and shot, blood splatter all over their own house and nothing is ha

dan: joining me now, joe contract.>> good to see you, sir. dan: i be doing a lot better if it wasn't for the creepy whispering all the time. i left upper left goes nuts when we talk about this because it's funny. a funny topic, light up but seriously, this weird messaging strategy, what is with the creepy whispering all the time? it is weird. [laughter] >> it is different, isn't it? your know you are old when you realize poltergeist came out 40 years ago. if this was a biden is him built into the dialect, if he had been doing this in public speaking for the last ten years, it would be a thing he just does and we wouldn't be talking about it but this whisper think that's awkward, creepy and bizarre is not something he's been doing for years, this is a new thing and it's also something, this is a way for other people spoke in terms of public speaking but it's not. the only thing i can think is my grandmother who used to gossip about people around town but she didn't whisper the entire sentence, she only whispered the fin

. ♪♪ ♪♪ dan: into "unfiltered", i am dan bongino.u've got to see, check this out. >> people, they don't know how many people died, many people opened it and want to be american, it's very honorable. dan: why are you so emotional? >> i don't know. [laughter] opportunities, man. opportunities and i've been in the country a long time probably at great cost and open the door to be for. dan: that was former major league baseball player and manager talking about the honor of becoming an american citizen, tearing up while doing it. we all know that feeling the feeling of this wonderful country we live in now and you know who knows that well? my mother-in-law, i know what he was talking about, we need more about, not less. my mother-in-law came here and she did it the right way from columbia, not a dime in her pocket. she worked in an airport, they asked her to drive a truck, she could barely drive a car but she did it for the yellow pages, she could barely see over the steering wheel but she did it because she didn't want to get fired and s

dan: when does it stop? indian heritage they are like we are not offended by any of this stuff. this is great, right? the democrats, they ruined everything. sport name, protect strength, warriors, you're going to wind. he rose cleveland whose years or pansies, we celebrate the things we name our sports teams after. i understand from the book we drink a little too much -- we celebrate that. this is great, right? [laughter] here's what happens, you get crazy left-wing groups, small minority to put pressure on these teams and say you're not welcome change your name and i think a lot of people might even say i want to be an indian, . dan: i can't think of the name against. >> guardians. dan: i would love it if they have fighting italians, i have not seen that yet. maybe it's out there, e-mail the show. here's the story, number two, the level of absurdity and this is hard to contain. the my neurons are dying. apparently there will be a new a moji for a pregnant man. we can't figure out if it's an actual pregnant

with that, ladies and gentlemen, 18 seconds early, dan bongino. >> dan: thanks, tucker, thanks for the time, i appreciate it. have a great night. a great story on the childhood mass study, that's a huge story. tucker, thanks again. welcome to "hannity," i'm dan bongino in tonight for sean. it we are multiple breaking stories, the witch hunt against president trump unfortunately continues. prosecutors are now targeting the trump organization. hunter biden and his father joe continue to get a free pass and largely get away with whatever they want. miranda devine will be here with another shocking story involving hunters hard drive from haiti. another win for the integrity of our elections, attorney general mark brayden mitchell will be here with more on their big victory against the ballot harvesters at the dnc. but first, when you're in the end of another long week of joe biden, as usual, the president is malfunctioning in public, check this out. >> president biden: i left the list for the second one down there, okay. hold on. thank you. thank you. okay, now, speaker pelosi, maxie walle

dan final of the ma'or tournament. dan roan, final of the ma'or tournament.ament. dan roan, thank you _ final of the major tournament. dan roan, thank you so much for persisting on the delay on the line. i think you're going to have an equally slow progress out of that stadium tonight as you fight your way out among all those cheering and celebrating fans. thanks so much. dan roan in the heart of the action. it is the papers. let's talk to our reviewers. there aren't many papers to look at right now. with me are the broadcaster henry bonsu and the former trade minister lord digbyjones. thank you very much. we're going to get some football punditry. henry, what did you make of the match? it's been agonising! i was hoping at some point that the team that beat the ukraine on saturday at daddy 0limpico was going to show up and initially, they did. —— stadia 0limpico. then they sort of went to sleep. they seem to be getting caught up. they weren't showing up breakdown the game and they are going to get very worried, and it was a wonderfulfree going to get very wor

dan: the light was not even on. no, it was on. dan: what?pays to be you. from fitness clubs, gas stations, restaurants and more, earn 5% cash back that automatically adjusts to your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle. >>> we are back. we are turning now to shark week and they're the most feared creatures in the sea it is so cool back here. >> it is really cool >> i love that >> graphics this morning but apparently to 85-year-ol valerie taylor, sharks, they've always been not just fascinating, but fun >> and she's talking about her remarkable life with nbc's kerry sanders who is on the beach without any shoes as usual this morning. kerry, good morning. hope you got a pedi. >> reporter: good morning. that's right australian valerie taylor is a legend more than 10,000 dives in her life, and that is the basis now for a new nat geo documentary. and during those dives she was in almost every one face-to-face with sharks. she has concluded that it is us, we're the threat to sharks we're the threat to sharks, the oceans

dan: well, i hope so, emily. you're right. two new plants in arizona with the possibility of acquisition in the space, they're going to be in there with taiwan and samsung. you have the department of defense with a lot of companies in the u.s. saying look, intel, if you're serious that you want to build foundries here, will we use you to build out the chip? so if they can pull it off, it would be unbelievable for them , along with this return on growth i'm expecting in the data center. a lot on the plate, no doubt, for intel right now, but they are at a crossroads. emily: indeed. the industry is at a crossroads. we are continuing to deal with this chip shortage. there are all different kinds of chips and they all have different outlooks. is there anything you're seeing in the numbers that give you more clues about when the shortage more broadly will let up? dan: you're right, emily. at the -- emily. at the beginning of the year, i thought it let up by now. it's been pushed out into the first and second quarter of 2022, so many

dan: let's start with the lawsuit.e know from his history that he's an incredibly litigious person. he likes the idea of filing lawsuits and he does them often for reasons of publicity or distraction and i think that falls into this category. every legal expert who has looked at this says it's a frivolous lawsuit, that the grounds of the argument are that facebook and twitter and social media platforms are, in a skenls, part of the government and therefore they can't affect his first amendment rights. they're. no part of the government. they're private institutions. private companies so that argument will fall apart. there is a debate about what you do about these expense in terms of regular lailting them but that a separate issue in terms of what he's done. as far as continuing to push the idea that this was a stolen, rigged election, it's simply continuing to put fuel on top of this fire within the base of the trump support and to try to keep that stirruped up as a way both to keep him prominent, to disrupt his party

>> dan: yes. >> cooper: i mean, the brilliance that dan, that you have, that's going to become increasinglye and more data coming down the road. >> dan: and i feel like people who can understand the data, that's going to be more important. >> cooper: there's a lot of people who are unemployed who are on the spectrum. do you have any advice for them? >> dan: oh, gosh. i feel like there are a lot of strengths to being on the spectrum. and i think imagination is a huge key trait. >> cooper: we found about 30 large companies actively seeking employees on the autism spectrum, including microsoft, j.p. morgan and ford, but there are still so many people with autism who are unemployed, and the numbers are growing. in the next decade, researchers at drexel university estimate as many as 1.1 million americans with autism will turn 18. back at autonomy works outside chicago, brian, sarah, brennen, phillip, and erik told us they hope more companies will start to recognize the untapped potential of people on the spectrum. >> cooper: what does having a job mean to you? >> brian: for me, having a job is

dan? >> thank you, robert. >>> let's stay on the subject of holiday travel. the holiday weekend comes to a close tomorrow. that means travel rush. huge crowds expected at airports and on the roads. elwyn lopez is in atlanta with a look ahead. elwyn, good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning. the atlanta airport expecting to see 1.5 million passengers by the end of the holiday weekend. air travel breaking records, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. on friday alone, tsa screened nearly 2.2 million people. that's 12,000 more than on that same day in 2019. this weekend though, kicked off with hundreds of cancellations and delays. dallas/ft. worth had the most canceled flights, not just in the u.s., but in the world. the rise in demand crippling major airlines. despite high gas prices, the bulk of the travel is on the roadways. aaa predicts road travel will be higher than it was this time in 2019 before the pandemic began. if you're coming back home on monday, experts say get on the road before

dan evans against the american 20—year—old who took the first set was that dan evans did find his game evans but sebastian just will not go away. when the third set 6—3. he has broken back a short while ago. at the moment, he is serving to level up the fourth set to dan evans who is wimbledon hanging in the balance there and andy murray will follow that match on centre court. we will keep you updated on how evans gets on. staying with the men's of how the well number one novak djokovic in action today as well, things were far easier for action today as well, things were far easierfor him in the end, as lydia campbell reports. it was ten years ago i wimbledon novak djokovic first became the well number one. now he is on a quest to win his 20th grand slam title. on the opposite side of the court, dennis was the man exciting the crowd in early stages. but in the blink of an item of the reigning champion turned it on. when break point was all he needed to take the first set. the second set started with both players landing blows. kudla getting it through with pride and his opponents. this

dan. i love to get your views on this, but i was very, very taken with an article that you wrote recently and 538 my audience. i'll tell you, go to 538, dot com, and you can read his piece called how trump redefine conservatism. and in it you taught start with the story of senator pat to me for my audience center. a pat toomey may not be a household name, but he's important. he's a senator from pennsylvania and he used to be the face of then new conservatism, anti tax, you know, really a hard core conservative. well, i had a friend who had lunch with pat to me today in pennsylvania, and they were talking about the times this friend was a leading brand name democrat who lamented the loss for the country of pat to me. so i guess if pat to me has been moved to the fringe, what has happened to the republican party? i really appreciate your pointing out that study. and yes, senator pat, to me is my home state senator here in pennsylvania in 2004 pat to me primary and almost be a long time incum

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and dan, i hear that you're back. 2021 so that would happen. so dan, i'll lead into you again. tell us about the science, the danger ahead. dan: well, i don't know if i can critique the c.d.c. on messaging challenges if i'm having my own. [laughter] but the c.d.c. found yamiche out of massachusetts my post colleagues first reported was that the delta variant is really challenging. what we knew about the protection from vaccines. the vaccines still remain overall very protective. but in a study of several hundred infections and -- in provincetown it appeared first that vaccinated people were getting infected and spreading the virus to others and second, that the delta variant itself is moving more quickly than previous versions of the virus. if you're even looking across the country, the number of cases has gone surging up at the beginning of the month, around 12,000, 13,000 per day and the post average is 75,000 per day. so the c.d.c. looked at that guidance and made a very difficult call. about two months ago the agency had said if you are vaccinated, you don't need to wear a

let's say, dan, take charlie monger 1st. if, if he had done in china, what he did in the united states with warren buffett terms of gaining our financial system and making billions $1000000.00. those guys would have been disappeared. long time ago, eli and most, he's still more cars in china and does the united states news is going to point out the thing that china has done, it's created. high powered economic system got out of the way of the chinese people, the chinese party like to take credit for what the economy has become in reality is really getting out of the way of the chinese people trying to has been built up behind 6070 percent duty rates for the last 2 decades. so they've been game little trade system. they've game their currency. but at the end of the day, the change people have created the commoner, want their most ambitious hearts for people in the world. so even most yeah, he's is future is in china, he's going to sell very car. he sells the united states. he's going to sell 3 or 4 in china. so yes, be where

>> love right out of the gate, thank you, dan he could have said you also had the following ten duds, is it a slow down in the economictivity? nobody knows what we do know is that this sell off and rally in bonds is way outside of the consensus does the market have a lot of room to run? we also know there is a breath issue. we consider that while yes, the s&p and the dow, but the s&p mid cap has not made a high in almost two months. the russell 2,000 almost four months so you do need some of the other indices that speak to smaller mid-cap names to come to life to support or verify or what other word you might like, the strength in the s&p, but the top five stocks in the s&p are 25% it's a one-way train with the super cap names. >> let's talk about yields and markets. this morning on "worldwide exchange." 5:00 a.m. eastern by the way we heard a out of consensus yield. we thought maybe he was off of his rocker it's not that things are bad, but snurnz companies need yield. they need revenue and income japan, maybe even china. certain parts of the global economy are scared or maybe as bad

so i'm more with dan here. as i think of this as a time to re-enter i actually like the smh a little bit better than the single stock. i'm looking at a 6 1/2 to one upside to down side right now. it is a 15% implied volatility premium which means are paying for protection so if you believe there is a need for semis and we could all agree that there is, i view this as a little bit more, again just like oil, you see things that have run up. they consolidate a little bit and this is when you can reenter. you could pick your names and go to etf and smh >> but i will say that taiwan, mike, and nvidia, two stocks that are 25% of the smh. if those stocks don't perform, it is tough to see how the overall etf does. >> that is true. at same time i would say that the upside. >> you just bailed -- >> nadine, i would say he's so eager, he's started prepping are you worried about that concentration on that etf, nadine >> sorry, no i even look at taiwan semi, we have about 8 1/2 to one upside to down side so it might have bro

dan, sending you some love. >> don't worry, dan. >> i had to get one in, dan. >> i'm a senior dog. >>as you look. >>> all right, we turn now to our "gma" cover story. grammy-nominated rapper dababy recently made homophobic comments at a music festival in miami and now fans and fellow celebs are sounding off. ike ejiochi is on the story. ike, good morning to you. >> reporter: he's still standing by his statements and statements leaders in the lgbtq community are labeling as misinformation. >> i'm one of the greatest. no debating. >> reporter: this morning, rapper dababy facing the music after a video surfaced earlier showing the hip-hop star making homophobic statements on stage in miami. >> part way through the show he gets into a bit of a rant. he sort of makes jokes about people with hiv, makes jokes about gay men, and essentially tells the crowd that if you are not one of these people put your cell phone in the air and it didn't take very long for that to become a flash point in the public conversation. >> reporter: for days backlash has been intensifying from fellow musicians like

dan, do you agree with gene?etflix >> i think it really comes down to how much they had to spend to do it. there is a lot to think about with the content and the amount. i think they were spending upwards of 15, 16, $17 billion julia just said they're spending $18 billion of original content this year. i don't know how you wouldn't build a gaming platform and do it, so i would suspect they make some acquiacquisitions it is literally the gamestay the last couple years. why don't they buy the movie theaters plus gamestop >> that's genius me all me >> guy tommy, i have gains going. >> would you rather apple or netflix? wow. >> just on the back of that performance, i'm sure you have to stay with apple here. that's is ridiculous actually, before this time it was sort of the spring of last year. i will say one thing never bet against reed hastings. if he's getting in the game he sees opportunity number two, if you look under the hood, there are a lot of things you could sell this quarter in backup, and they're not, whi

dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson. talk about this unprecedented, has any than a case where a minority party leader makes a coat select committee the speaker says no you can't do that, you have to pick somebody else? >> none. it's remarkable and the fact that she acknowledged it's unprecedented and i think the closest comparison we have, you have many in the media trying to justify this committee by saying look, the structure makeup of it is very much like what repugnance did in the wake of ben ghazi but i do not remember who ran thought or the republican at the time dictating who democrats could speak on the committee. nancy pelosi had her pick for that so this is a very high ended more evidence that this committee, she's had a vision for it from the start and she's going to make sure the outcome is exactly what she's always wanted. paul: kyle, what you think her motive is for rejecting jim jordan and jim banks accepting three others? do you have insight on that? >> it is hard to fathom. she's clearly getting pressure

no hands commissioners. >> [dan bernal, president].issioners, any commons or questions before we goóqñ?ñ?ñ ie broader code of 1999, director colfax will go to the next item. >> [grant colfax, md, director of health]'s life. happy to provide this covert update on june 15th, 2021 which is a big day for our city. it is. this is a big day because the state under the governors directed is for tiring our ts views here are colored tears that are going the way as of today, most preachers stems from the california public health will be gone with the exception that you can read on the slide. the state will defer to the cdc guidance on many studies, including with regard to health care and shoulders. there are safeguards in place and face cardso acquired in certain areas as you can see on the slide including public transit for public order, healthcare settings, indoor schools, jails, correctional facilities and shelters. as of today and the states and in san francisco all facilities have three options and other facilities have three options with

dan: don't say that.att: with the rest of the market, people come on and say it is rates and taxes that matter. is that the same thing for these tech stocks? dan: to a certain extent, maybe not so much on the tax issue. what will drive them are these ever-increasing themes, these rollouts of things we expect to happen like 5g, data centers. these companies have the products that will benefit from those trends. i would expect those things to keep helping these companies. i don't see all of a sudden the earnings growth slowing down and the stock having issues. i continue to see them be dominant and grow at strong rates. i am not as concerned as i was in the summer of 2000 when we hit the peak in june in terms of the tech sector. matt: ah, the summer of 2000, such fond memories. dan morgan, thank you. senior portfolio manager at synovus trust. still ahead, china fears souring risk sentiment. the impact of china's tech crackdown. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. let's tur

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dan, what's your take on this whole thing? >> ply take is "black widow" chose violence this may have something to do with the fact this is her last movie with marshal marvel. you can empathize with her a bit. this was her solo act. here, i think it does change the dynamic for talent going forward. i just heard that report from sara eisen earlier today that keyry irving came out with a statement about nike's kkyrie 9s they can speak directly to their fans and have a lot more say >>> coming up, the robinhood reality check, the stock falling in its debut >>> plus you'll hear from tim draper, one of the company's early investors. ♪ ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. baaam.

i would buy the levered name specifically psx on this pull back. >> dan, what do you think?hese other industrial commodities we've seen considerable pull backs from these kind of spring highs here, i suspect sooner or later crude will do that, too, that opec plus announcement probably helps pave the way and pretty soon we will be past the peak driving season and we know that markets start to anticipate that sort of stuff. to me i'm not buying a break out of a 13-year down trend and if you look at a three-year chart or four-year chart we literally touched to the penny the 2018 highs. so the teaks on crude don't look great and the stocks have already headed lower >>> all right. good stuff dan, thank you very much well, there are bulls then there are bulls and then there's this guy. one trader in the options market using today's pull back to make a million dollar bet on one big energy stock tony zhang bringing in the "options action. this is a bold bet, tony. >> that's exactly right. this bet was on marathon petroleum mpc. mpc is not just having a bad day it's having a bad mont

. >> reporter: good morning, again, dan.ow parents what kaurnclariw to keep their kids safe and the steps schools are taking to do the same. this could impact the policies schools are trying to nail down before schools return in the fall. new federal guidelines saying vaccinated students and teachers don't need to wear a mask unless the school district says otherwise. but the cdc's guidance is just a recommendation. >> if fully vaccinated shouldn't have to wear a mask. my hope. they don mask >> r unvaccintudentwhh der 12 should keep wearing face coverings and they're encouraging at least three feet of distance between students in the classroom. >> make it clear that in school learning is important, that vaccines have been the real game changers and that if you don't have a vaccine, you should have a mask. >> reporter: the national education association saying in a statement in part -- schools should be requiring masks in all settings where there are unvaccinated idividuals present. cdc data shows only 22.5% of 12 to 15-year-

dan: that is a great question. they are teflon because, peak cycle, they are one of the biggest employers throughout china. cook has been able to navigate that well from a supply perspective. iphone production comes out of china. it is 20% demand. that is why the important number is really the china growth number. they will have to continue to navigate that. if you look at the regulatory crackdown in beijing, it has really been something that has been a john dropper relative -- been a jaw dropper relative to the scale and scope. i think this has been something they have been able to navigate well. emily: we expect new iphones to be unveiled in october. how big a cycle will it be? how does it playing out to the end of the year? dan: the baton gets handed for my phone 12 to iphone 13. iphone 13 could be 10% higher than iphone 12. the cycle that is playing out globally, which i view as the best, almost a golden jewel install base. that is why i think apple can mainly look out at the market cap and also a rating story,

dan ives, thank you. bloomberg has learned that microsoft agreed to buy security software maker risk iq. the price, more than $500 million in cash. risk iq makes cloud software that helps clients understand where and how they can be attacked. microsoft spent the last eight months grappling with damaging and widespread cyberattacks. coming up, after rate successful launch into space, richard branson and his crew, shares in virgin galactic take a nosedive. we'll find out why, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> 3, 2, 1. release, release. clean release. ignition. good rocket motor burn. emily: that was the moment virgin galactic founder sir richard branson made history, becoming the first ever owner of a private space company to launch into space aboard his own craft. our very on ed ludlow caught up with branson on the ground soon after he returned to earth. richard: i have been practicing some words to say to kids down on earth for some time. once i have done those words, just being able to unbuckle and just take

the's lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan, and jeff mills. we're going to start off with the massive sell-off on wall street it makes the most sense because stocks plunging today. the s&p 500 dropping more than a percent and a half the dow posting the biggest loss of the year. every single s&p sector finishing in the red new fears over rising cases of the delta variant, putting the reopening at risk. investors rushing to safety, sending the yield on the ten-year treasury to the lowest level since february, below 1.2. so let's break down today's brutal sell-off. guy adami, what is your take on the day? what a way to start the week >> yeah, it's interesting. hi, courtney brutal, i understand why you would say brutal i get it worst day we've seen in quite some time. >> actually thought it was pretty orderly i think dan would probably act nj that as well. we talked before the show. it was necessary as well the technicians out there, i'm sure jeff and tim have thoughts be, the 4230 level, 50-day moving average bounced off of that for me, each thou

paul: bring deputy editorial page editor, dan henninger and jillian.want our viewers to understand that we didn't take the quote out of context, that's what they supported in their national convention so what does this mean? is this a command delegates are saying should go across the country and be taught at school districts? >> there things they want to lobby to put critical theory in the classroom, they want inside bias anti- racist training, woke political ideology and training sessions and in the curriculum so i think it's a big push basically the union behind the same ideology that is pervasive on college campuses right now saying business what we want for teachers of education as well. paul: the nda has what, 3 million members? that's a lot of members around the country so you can expect that this is the kind of thing that will seep into the curriculums of districts across the country because nea members are administrators and teachers, they are powerful positions. >> they do, i think we are already seeing this starting to happen, it's a trend ri