what is your thought on ,ducation in the schools starting in the first grade, teaching students how their bodies work, how they function? and how to stay healthy. and what about health care providers? involved in using technology. education.nd increased on health. thank you. as people have said repeatedly over the years, americans don't have a health care system we have a sick care system. art of the reason that we have that is obviously, we have a lot of every sick people. that's the way we have configured our system. we have paid people to be treated when they are sick. we have not invested as much as we need to do to actually cause people to be healthy. what we know from years of research is that the number one and number two determinations about your health in life is your income and your level of education. it is arguable that the best thing that we could do to create a healthy population is to make sure and confirm that well-educated brains are developing from ages 0-3, etc.. then, as you say, having education about what people need to do to protect their health. not just children,

we are out there trying to ducate whistleblowers on that. the law doesn't allow you to call yourself a whistleblower and go out on a street corner and disclose classified information. even if you have the best of intentions in terms of thinking there really is wrongdoing going on. the law does provide a mechanism to provide that to an i.g. and now a mechanism to go to congress if you follow the process laid out in the statute. that is very important for us as i said to get that word out to the whistle blowing community. i speak at events involving whistleblowers. rob is going to be here this afternoon. he is now the n.s.a., i.g. he speaks regularly on that. we are trying to get that word out. we also make sure when we get leak referrals from our agencies and our components -- and this has happened on more than one occasion -- where the disclosure may have been unauthorized due to internal policy or guidance but is not a violation of law. we actually have had occasion to write back to the leadership of the except citing the mcclain decision i

number two, if you look at the issues i talk about, ducation, high-class education for everyone, accessth care nd every community making sure that we have good-paying jobs. this cuts across partisanship. most importantly,i can stand o my record. i was the leader of democrats in abl majority rean legislature and able to work across the aisle and get good dore. we can dison principles, but we have a common responsibility to georgians. i've always sa people don't care about your party, they care about their lives. as the nextrn go, my goal is going to be to bring everyone t togethsolve the problems that we can solve together, leading with my values, faith, family and service, butth recognizin everyone comes to the table as a georgian and we have to work together. >>s there an idea that your opponent, brian kemp, put forward that if you would youly would actu also put forward? >> absolutely. we completely agree on the need toin case teacher pay. we agree on the need for public safety. just have a different idea on how we get there and whose responsibility it is. he has some good slogans but

. >> my buying power, how much i can make do with my sweet, sweet ducats, starts to erode and the more that happens, what are the people in peoria thinking? >> we need an administration change. >> for the people. >> we need something. we need somebody to offer some solutions. and that's why you're going for all these different candidates but the nation itself is starting to split. in 1969, that anti-war movement that was relatively small in '66 and '67 is starting to grow. you'll start to get the moratorium marches. moratorium against vietnam marches. that will draw over 700,000 participants. oh, in 1969, there are 205 bombings of rotc buildings. in 1970 and '71, there'll be over 2,500 bombings inside the united states. the war is coming home. you see it on the news. you see it in places like this. this is a "life" magazine from june of 1969. and what "life" magazine does is i'm going to show you the pictures of the 242 american service members that were killed in a single week of fighting. why do you do that? >> make it real to everyone. >> does it? >> makes it real and puts a face. t

what is your thought on ,ducation in the schools starting in the first grade, teaching students how theiries work, how they function? and how to stay healthy. and what about health care providers? involved in using technology. education.nd increased on health. thank you. as people have said repeatedly over the years, americans don't have a health care system we have a sick care system. art of the reason that we have that is obviously, we have a lot of every sick people. that's the way we have configured our system. we have paid people to be treated when they are sick. we have not invested as much as we need to do to actually cause people to be healthy. what we know from years of research is that the number one and number two determinations about your health in life is your income and your level of education. it is arguable that the best thing that we could do to create a healthy population is to make sure and confirm that well-educated brains are developing from ages 0-3, etc.. then, as you say, having education about what people need to do to protect their health. not just children, but

apprentices, their focus is asically on their basically on their business and not giving that trainee an ducation in the wide scope of plumbing. academia is very important, what we've lost track for vocational schools. host: david, have you heard topic from that etsy devos and her role as secretary of education? caller: nothing at all. i'm business appointed. have a very poor notion trades adesmen, and the in our country and even though almost a it has emeaning con notation -- talk about hen we blue collar tradesmen. i'm a highly skilled trainsmen -- tradesmen. furniture maker and restorer, but i went to france where i learned my trade. and there i asked a -- you know, owner of a furniture shop in paris if i could just work for because i really thought that that's what i wanted to do. well, perhapso me, if you earn your diploma and certificate of professional aptitude. if i hire you to we have er for me and to spend time to teach you this trade but in three or four you say, well, you know is not really what i reamt, standing on my feet all day, sweating, having, you know, dream, the romanticism f

the ducats are hoping for a pickup there as well.hat race in texas. i think it'll be very close. we talked about the amount of money that is being spent here. they raise $70 million and spent $60 million on this. there should be a reliable read texas state for ted cruz to hold. it seems to indicate to me that the notion that it to indicate to me that the notion thatitis to indicate to me that the notion that it is as close, this great in the evening, the republicans have a reason to worry. that practice lead in the evening. 70 billion is about what a british general inaction owes. “— what a british general inaction owes. —— 70 million. welcome to very big money politics. i can tell you one thing... but it was all raising small donation. mopac money, no corporate money. we will have more results coming in, including the one in texas. we have that we hope we have florida is as the you. do stay with us. hello there. although it's staying relatively mild for the rest of this week and indeed into the weekend, it will be turning a lot more