dewine: thank you very much. david: let's start with intel's $20 billion project outside of columbus. two state-of-the-art chips boundaries. as i understand, this is the largest single private sector investment in your state history. can you tell us how it developed and what the role of federal and state governments incentives were bringing it about? gov. dewine: we started as a real longshot. we do not have much history of making chips in ohio. we put in our application. basically intel said you have three days, give us the specifications. we got one site back and we were off and running. they told us we were one of 40 different sites around the country and we were just eerie happy to be able to get this when -- just very happy to be able to get this win. intel was working to be very close to a major university. this is close to ohio state and other universities around that area in central ohio. transportation is good. and i think part of this, i like to think, is the personal relationships we have built and the

dewine: thank you. speaker stevens, president huffman, leader antonio, members of the general assembly, chief justice kennedy, justices of the ohio supreme court, elected officials, lieutenant governor houston, fellow citizens of ohio . we meet at a time of great opportunity for ohio. a time of great opportunity for ohio and its citizens. yet it is also a time of great challenges. our future is bright, but that future will be defined by how well we educate all our children. and how we tired -- tear down the barriers to their success. we are challenged as never before because at no time in our history has the full education of our children been more important. the budget that i will present to you today reflects the moral imperative we have to see that all ohioans are fully educated. therefore, every ohio in will have the tools to live up to their full god-given potential. [applause] gov. dewine: our budget is fiscally sound. spending one time and money on one-time expenditures. averting a fiscal cliff i

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look to dewine, look to sarah huckabee sanders, look to a few other places. there is something called a science of reading now and we need to get it into every school so that every child can read. we know how to do this. this is not a great mystery. >> john: one of the places they appear to be doing it right, you mentioned arkansas and ohio as well. but mississippi made great strides in getting back to the basics and 2013, 49th in terms of reading comprehension. six years later, gained 20 minutes to 29th. the crucial point, six years later, you know, six years for a lot of these kids, they'll already be through school. this is something that takes time. how do we speed up the process? >> well, we speed up the process by getting rid of the litter, getting rid of the stuff that doesn't matter and putting in the stuff that does. the stuff that's tried and true. you know, people -- one of the reasons mississippi had some success is people thought they were backward, they were backward because they were sticking with what works. and that's -- that was one of the r

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it's an exchange between our governor and -- the reporters saying that governor dewine spoken a hastily televised briefing almost every school district in the state. in exchange for teachers vaccines. they said friday, a handful of schools -- including akron and cincinnati. governor dewine said that while anyone who wanted to -- they aren't planning to resume in-person learning until mid march. he was quoted as saying that is not acceptable either. the governor's remarks came after after an announcement by the federal center for disease control and prevention. there is strong -- they are not necessarily -- so when i read these things, it seems to me fair to want an explanation as why several large public school districts in ohio refused to open in march of 2021. despite having vaccines distributed. asking the government to take the extraordinary actions to compel them to open. and i bring up the story, because it's there for further discussion. these are the things we want to look back on, and ask ourselves why. why did some schools not reopen? they have the right to explain themselves.

governor dewine is the first governor to visit the state facility in this 21st century. this important visit shows that ohioans are continuing to make progress to strengthen critical medical assets for the region in a bipartisan fashion at every level. our medically underserved region must continue to champion medical advancements on every level. onward, northwest ohio. a community that cares for all people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, it is a privilege to rise in the people's house to honor selena perez, an icon and trail blazer from south texas whose music has transcended bordered rers, cultures and generations. her unique blend of cumbia, tejano and pop has captivated audiences around the world and introduced my community's culture to

i mean, think of governor dewine in ohio with this huge win. think of governor kemp in georgia, where he won by almost 10 and herschel walker lost. so there is an ability to reforge a republican coalition that is fundamentally different from the trump and trumpist coalition. it's larger, it's more expansive. but that requires getting through a primary where the maga movement has disproportionate influence and impact. - well, on monday, fox news announced that the network and tucker carlson, quote, "have agreed to part ways." what is your reaction, david? - i would say that behind donald trump, tucker carlson was the most influential member of the right. and i don't just mean ideologically, i also mean culturally. in other words, the way in which tucker interacted with the world: his malice, his dishonesty. i mean, these have become hallmarks of the new right or the trumpist right. and he was a cultural driver of that. and he was also responding to a lot of malice from the grassroots themselves. it was kind of a chicken or egg problem, but he co

governor dewine said anyone who wanted the vaccination in akron schools has received library school administrators are planning on resuming in person on a mid-march with governors quoted as saying that's acceptable either governors remarks came hours after the announcement by the centers for disease control and prevention and it can be done safely as long as a mass social distancing and other strategies. not to say teacher vaccinations are put in place to protect against covid-19. so when i read these things it seems to me fair to want an explanation as to why several large public school districts in ohio refused open in march of 2021 despite having vaccines i bring up the storage there for further discussion. why do some schools notot reopening? this is where we need to go so we can be wiser in the future. ask sorry i could explain. >> we can talk about that later, you can send me a letter this is where we are with having votes. this is my closing statement what i'm saying is that it is with this committee is supposed to be about. and i hope it can be that way throughout the rest of it. we are go

our political panel will debate and coming up governor dewine in on child literacy rates in the countrylunge on how we turn things around and we'll have that more on america reports in the top of the hour. >> welcome back. time for in case you missed it. that youth wrestler who sucker punched his opponent rather than shake hands after lose ago match is now facing the consequences and illinois eighth grader is being cited for assault. paul, just like we saw in the women's sweet 16 he they sucker punched a green blanket and their sucker punched them. >> depending on whether or not the injured party, how badly he's injured and could be a felony and the thing that bothered me about this is according to a report that was released regarding this, they said that he's already back to training, the perpetrator and he's got to learn from this but he's back to training from where i sit, no more team sports, no more school sports for this guy. we've lost, i think, the thread on why we have school sports. and nothing really should be so important than school sports and eighth grade, you do something

grappling with major health and safety concerns after toxic train wreck two months ago, governor mike dewine told cnn he wants the train company to establish a fund for people who live there who developed medical issues associated with the derailment. the wine, also said he expects the company to pay people the difference if they are trying to sell their homes and don't get what they would have gotten before the train wreck, the acting head of the federal aviation administration says he will step down this summer, creating a key vacancy at the agency. in a letter to staff acting administrator bill nolan wrote, it is time for a new captain to guide the f a. a the biden administration's nominee to fill the position fill. washington withdrew his nomination after it stalled in the senate. the white house has yet to name a new nominee. 18 attorneys general say millions of kia and hyundai vehicles should be recalled because they say the vehicles are unsafe and they're just too easy to steal. the vehicles in question were manufactured between 2011 and 2022. the attorneys general say they include ig

were experienced or not i you know whether they're old or not whether they're past or not like mike dewine did, one, brian kemp one like they won. republicans that lost or the ones went along with the crazy and and i just think that was basically it. i mean along with with abortion like those are two things that matter. one interesting thing, though, is that, you know, we talk about the governor races and the senate and how crazy to not work their crazy did work on their house districts. and, you know, it didn't work as well as they thought it would. and a midterm election with inflation, you know, the republicans are expected to have a better majority, but it still signifies guys that, you know, many americans are, you know congressional districts and smaller races are willing to vote for of the most extreme election denying candidates. so there you know the republican base that you talk about out is very strong. and the way our system works and the way it's divvied up still very, very potent politically. and we're going to see, even though they've been very clownish in the last of weeks,

see this argument really true for republican governors when you talk to folks close to camp or mike dewine or folks who are republicans who won statewide, they'll try to say you need to look forward, and if the republicans can do that they can change the page and win in the general election. the problem for kemp is that there was a poll coming out of the university of georgia last week that showed donald trump 20% in the in the republican primary against someone like ron desantis. so while kemp that argument works for him, and he had a real base of support there, which i think should not go undercounted it's not an argument that necessarily translating to the other people trying to beat donald trump. at least at this moment, his race was different. a huge race in terms of the money pouring in a challenging race. right the national when you look at that, that pompeii i'm not exactly sure why pompeo says. not going to run and they're saying quick, but is donald trump not only sucks all the oxygen out of the room, but is he also sucking all the money out of the room as well, particularly in t

mike dewine says officials are still conducting air, water and soil testing and working to improve theuality of life in the community. wine also told the ceo of the railway norfolk southern that it should compensate residents for potential health issues. here is there needs to be a fund set up. uh you know fairly quickly so that people in the community who are concerned about where they're going to be in five years or 10 years or 15 years if they have cancer or something occurs because result of this crash, they need to be assured. and so he did not disagree with that. in fact, he agreed with that, and so i expect there to be a fund set up. and in southern california, seven miles of public beach had to be closed after about 250,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the los angeles river on thursday. officials say the spill was caused by an equipment malfunction, which led to an overflow sewage about 15 miles from long beach sanitation department finished around of cleaning on friday, but it's still not clear when the beach will reopen. around the world. today, more than a billion people w

elections now didn't speak to americans, and they were pointing to people like governor desantis mike dewine, people on statewide levels who did better trying to encourage candidates in 2024. they talked a little more like them and a little less like donald trump. but the problem is they don't have control over the base, and so even as the kind of republican establishment tries to impose a certain sense of messaging on its candidates, these are candidates who have risen by having a conflict with the rnc. harry lake has tried to stoke that conflict with the rnc. and so that's been part of their rise in terms of national prominence until you see kind of the top down, trying to tell them how they should calibrate their messaging, but they're dealing with candidates who they don't really have full level. bridge over because part of their political appeal has been pushing back conundrum. it's the rock and the hard place you just read, but i was just gonna say they're the old status of rock and hard place there between that listen, and between the old and the new this sort of more traditional repu

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it's an exchange between our governor and -- the reporters saying that governor dewine spoken a hastily televised briefing almost every school district in the state. in exchange for teachers vaccines. they said friday, a handful of schools -- including akron and cincinnati. governor dewine said that while anyone who wanted to -- they aren't planning to resume in-person learning until mid march. he was quoted as saying that is not acceptable either. the governor's remarks came after after an announcement by the federal center for disease control and prevention. there is strong -- they are not necessarily -- so when i read these things, it seems to me fair to want an explanation as why several large public school districts in ohio refused to open in march of 2021. despite having vaccines distributed. asking the government to take the extraordinary actions to compel them to open. and i bring up the story, because it's there for further discussion. these are the things we want to look back on, and ask ourselves why. why did some schools not reopen? they have the right to explain themselves.

it's an exchange between our governor and -- the reporters saying that governor dewine spoken a hastily televised briefing almost every school district in the state. in exchange for teachers vaccines. they said friday, a handful of schools -- including akron and cincinnati. governor dewine said that while anyone who wanted to -- they aren't planning to resume in-person learning until mid march. he was quoted as saying that is not acceptable either. the governor's remarks came after after an announcement by the federal center for disease control and prevention. there is strong -- they are not necessarily -- so when i read these things, it seems to me fair to want an explanation as why several large public school districts in ohio refused to open in march of 2021. despite having vaccines distributed. asking the government to take the extraordinary actions to compel them to open. and i bring up the story, because it's there for further discussion. these are the things we want to look back on, and ask ourselves why. why did some schools not reopen? they have the right to explain themselves.