florida's education department said the course lacks educational value and reportedly raised concern points in the curriculum -- black queer studies, intersectionality, movement for black lives, black feminist literary thought, the reparations movement, and black struggle in the 21st century. on monday, republican governor ron desantis said he supports the florida education department's rejection of the course and claimed it violates state law. >> this course on black history, what are one of the lessons about? queer theory. who would say in important part of black history is queer theory? that is somebody pushing an agenda on our kids. when you look to see they have stuff about intersectionality, abolishing prison, that is a political agenda. amy: later today, civil rights lawyer ben crump announced a lawsuit over florida -- on florida. he will be joined by three ap honor students who will serve as the lead plaintiffs in by one of our guests who joins us now from florida in tallahassee, the capital florida. shevrin jones is a democratic florida state senator representing the miami g

you've inspired us even further for the work ahead and it's my honor to introduce the educator in chief of the department, miguel cardona. >> thank you and thank you to everyone here and on the lifestream for joining us for an important conversation on what it will take to raise the bar in education and lead the world. academicn excellence, boldly improving learning conditions in preparing students to the world of global competitiveness. achieving those priorities is part of a broad journey we can take to transform the education system for the better. it's a journey made possible by president biden and vice president harris' leadership to make education a top priority and deliver the american rescue plan. the 130 billion-dollar investment in supporting our schools and helping them reopen swiftly and safely and invest in the academic recovery we urgently need. leadership we would be talking about a very different situation. we can't rest there were be satisfied. we must do more. we need to raise the bar. that means putting the era of fiscal neglect in education firmly in the rearview mirror during the col

since they have come in they have done things administratively over at the educational department to loosen up the system and make sure those who are legitimately eligible and qualified get this loan forgiveness. that is happening now and has been a real success. a lot of focuses on the student side for everyone else but the public servant loan forgiveness program and the weight has been improved as a success. host: let us hear from harvey in dallas, texas on the republican line. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i want to preface by saying i spend a lot of time watching c-span because it is unfiltered and you do not have commercials. but i see a dysfunctional government. the other day when they asked the republicans to speak about the issues that they will bring forward and it is unanimous about repealing the republican -- repealing the tax code then i watched the democrat side and the democrats said that they might have passed the house but it will never pass the senate, and mr. biden will never sign it. so we are in a state of chaos and flux. in respects to th

educational success of their children. so ino know that you are connecd but can youou talk to us about where the department is right nowr as far as how you are engaging parents and the design from the education strategies? >> i want to thank you for your partnership. from day one you've been partners. i've said it when i was the school principal and parent we play a supportive role. we need to reassess what it means. this pandemic disruptive thing we don't have to build it back the way it was we have to build better and engage the families authentically. since coming in i've met with over 9,000 parents to get their perspective everywhere we travel. we talk about what is working great part of the strategy we invested in millions of dollars to set up programs. part of that is making sure there's an authentic engagement. i've seen the teams expand so i'm excited about the work together and i know we will continue to work together to make thatth a reality. >> i think that is all the formal questions i had for you. is there anything else to talk about before we say goodbye? >> one of the things that i learned intentional collab

you reported there was some education department officials who were surprised.were angry about the new proposal because it leaves them scrambling to find hundreds of millions of dollars to cut from other programs. cory: this is the thing to remember about implementing both the president's debt relief plan and also everything else that the office for federal student a to has to do. it has lots of things, from revamping the forms, signing new contracts with services, public service loan improvements. there are the big costs and the smaller but still important cost of how to implement the program. what i have found, the office for federal student a is in a budget crisis and it is having to scale back many of its efforts for 2023 when it comes to rolling out programs. it just can't afford it all. geoff: cory turner, thanks again. cory: you are welcome. ♪ amna: the last eight years have been the hottest recorded in human history, according to the european union's copernicus climate change service. and with planet warming emissions on the rise, scientists worry about

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department of education's focus which builds on the secretary's priorities outlined last year and academic excellence to boldly improve conditions for learning and prepare our nation for global competitiveness. i'm linda lopez and senior adviser here at the department of education and i will be your host. i would like to direct your attention to a short video why the work to raise the bar in education is our urgent snmentd indiscernible chatter] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [applause] >> thank you for watching and to inspire us further, it is my honor to introduce our educator-in-chief, secretary car zona -- cardona. >> thank you to everyone here. and thanks for joining us on an important conversation on what it takes to raise the bar in education and lead the world in academic excellence and boldly improving learning and preparing our students for global priorities. this is a broader journey we can take to improve our education system. it was made possible by president biden and vice president harris' leadership to make education a top priority and deliver the system. historic $130 bil

and you inspire us even further for the work ahead, is now my honor to introduce our educator chief here at the department you secretary of education, miguel cardone. [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> while thank you, thank you linda and thank you to everyone here, and lifestream for joining us today for this important conversation on what it will take to raise the bar an education and to lead the world. an academic excellence, boldly improving learningicic conditios and preparing our students for the world of global competitiveness exceeding those priorities is part of broader during that we can transform our education system to the better. it is a journey was made possiblele by president biden ve president harris leadership and education is a top priority and to deliver the american plan and historic 130 million-dollar investment, and supporting our schools and helping them reopen swiftly and safely, and invest in the economic recovery is urgently needed. without that leadership, we would be talking about a very different situation today read we cannot rest there and we cannot be satisfied we must do m

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the right public policy is abolish of the department of education at the federal level, there shouldn'tld trump is saying but the lead should be follow ronald reagan's lead, he wanted to abolish the department of education, it's a state issue. if you care about education drive into the sea. lauren: ron desantis is pushing parent power in school. trump doing that too, state or federal issue. >> it's a state issue that needs to be done by school districts, by parents, let the money follow the kids. >> congressman chip roy would defund -- an intersection or schools would have their federal funds blocked if they promote race-based theories. let's say if this passes the house. >> it doesn't go anywhere in the senate, the president will veto it will probably pass the house. his heart is in the right direction but put all your effort into abolishing the department of education, you don't have any of these problems. lauren: can't imagine what abolishing the department of education would be like. >> i'm accustomed to an establishment, hard to imagine what we would do. >> why do we need it? there

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the education department didn't do anything about it. >> former education secretary betsy devase saysd new rules that made universities be transparent and report all foreign gifts. take a listen. >> there has been no teeth in that law. once the biden administration came into office this disbanded that program and are no longer making those kinds of requirements for schools to disclose where their foreign contributions, foreign investments are coming from. >> new oversight chairman james comer says china connections are especially worrisome to him. >> when you look at all the things our investigation is covering with respect to the influence peddling. there is a lot of connections with the ccp directly to both hunter biden, his uncle jim and joe biden. >> former speaker newt gingrich told fox news u penn is not the only school that regulators should be looking at when it comes. >> the university of delaware has kept everything totally secret and had a state judge condemn them for their secrecy. we have no idea where the money comes from. in terms of looking for documents, there are 1,8

the priority for our education department is those individuals with 7 years or less on their sentence. so if you have more than 7 years, which a lot of people do, you don't get a chance to get an education. we wanted to get professors to be able to come out here, but we were su 4. so the next thing was do either let his program go to waste or do we figure out a way to make it flow? so later we came up, we would just teach the class work backwards from here. and then we're just gonna move on. when we get teach math where we could teach writing and so it was more about the skill sets that we already had and being able to just really nurture those and provide those in the classroom setting to a y equals negative a negative is positive. we reached out to a lot of prisoners, right guys we had degrees and all that type of stuff. but then we also quickly came to the realization just because you have a degree doesn't mean that you can teach. eventually we begin to find guys who teaching was something that was last what we said about creating all syllabus in all curriculum and in all classes w

[echoing] department of education-- - my name is jamienne studley. right direction. the 1998 higher education act made it so that federal loans were non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. do you recall that piece of it? - i recall it as a matter of law. i don't remember the debates about it. and we knew from the beginning that that was a problem. - yeah, and it's so relevant today, obviously, in just ways that we never could have foreseen. - but i think we teed up a lot of really important ideas in the bill. and i was very, very enthusiastic about income-based repayment approaches. - oh, yeah, income-based repayment-- i'd seen some of those fun videos. - payments are based on your income. so if you make little, you pay little. - with these helpful-looking programs, maybe there'd be no need for bankruptcy. just use the federal government's simple, convenient tools instead. - let's say you win the lottery, maybe just pay your loans off. but if your situation changes, this might lower your payments substantially. - lower monthly payments? now, that sounds lik

intention is to try to seize the dormition cathedral by force, the synodal information and educational departmentf the cpsu, according to reports from the museum administration, the announced psu service in the dormition cathedral of the kyiv-pechersk lavra is not permitted during a meeting with representatives of the clergy and brothers of the lavra. on january 5, acting general director of the national reserve of the kyiv-pechersk lavra, oleksandr rudnyk, stated that no appeals about the use of the assumption cathedral and the trapezoidal church for religious services was not received by the ptu, but i would like to receive some kind of information from the head of the national reserve and what is actually happening in this area is not clear now, well, the day before i will remind the minister of culture himself of the information in it was here that tkachenko announced that the lease term had expired, the state returned well, it did not actually return it and it was in state property, but it terminated the lease agreement for these temples with the moscow patriarchate, then, what kind of permi

away our residents, four of our residents were taken to the city of boryslav, the head of the education department was taken to great aleksandrivka, there were two tortures for three days, when people died, they were forced to go to examine the corpses together with them to sign documents that uh, these are uh, the troops of the armed forces of ukraine, uh, they are destroying the ukrainian people on the side of the invaders, mrs. halyna did not become although they repeatedly tried to persuade her to cooperate with threats about the collaborators, the woman does not speak willingly because she admits that she is ashamed of her fellow villagers, today almost all of them left the territory but they left with them left with them, a few remained with some law enforcement agencies that are currently working in madrid for smallpox there are only about 10 names on the list , vadim found such a table in his house, the occupiers settled here, the guy says they destroyed the looted furniture and appliances, there were complete pieces of furniture and they simply crushed them instead of them, they stole kit

there were departments, the education departments, the education department at one point had only onet of eight. and that sort very, very that was some sort of very, very junior in the lords. and junior person in the lords. and so it felt as though what is going to happen? can he possibly carry on hanging on people at one point was of comparing one point was sort of comparing him donald trump, refusing him to donald trump, refusing to leave election and leave after the election and this went on for an extraordinary period of time, really , although looking back, really, although looking back, it was only sort of two days. it was chaos, though. it was absolute chaos . he was was chaos, though. it was absolute chaos. he was losing ministers faster than he could replace them . he went into replace them. he went into a select committee meeting the day after such a javid and rishi sunak resigned and acted as if nothing was wrong. when every single member of that select committee was really laying into him. and i think during that meeting for possibly five ministers resigned as it was going

he is currently leading the education department, after coming to prominence as the minister directinge. the social media influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan are to stay in custody until february 27 after a romanian court extended their police detention. the pair are being held while police investigate allegations of trafficking and rape, which they both deny. meanwhile, teenage girls have told the bbc how the brothers contacted them online, apparently using a standard formula. our correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest. andrew tate and his brother tristan still draw the spotlight, even behind the walls of a romanian detention centre. today, bucharest�*s main court extended their detention for another month, until february 27. the tates' lawyers said prosecutors had not presented any new evidence. any evidence prosecutors may have against andrew tate or his brother is still a well—guarded secret. neither man has yet been charged. but their public image has been complicated by criticism over the things they say, and the way they behave online. daria was

we are seeing how the florida department of education is being weaponized.is something that is not going to be good for the state, good for the state of education in the state of florida. we certainly know that there are parents, students, and teachers alike that are really upset about how this is being whitewashed. how they are taking away content. this is an ap course. it means that kids are at a higher level. they have met the standards. they're trying to get a college credit. i'm excited to see what the ap college board will do on wednesday by the way, this is only a pilot. the teacher who teaching you here at miami-dade public school says that queer theory was not even in the pilot course that she had. i'm not really sure what version they are looking at. i do believe that the college board is going to do what is right. to make sure that this is robust. that this is accurate history. that this is going to give students credit and the opportunity to expand their education. >> excuse me, i wanted to point this out though because i'm glad you brought it up

of education were abolish ed. >> i'd like to see department't have ever existed. >> wills no reason we need -- there is no reason we need a federal county of education. >> people have said to me you should be the secretary of education. pete: you totally should be, by the way. >> but you know somethingsome i couldn't be unless i was there to dismantle it, because i don't believe that agency should exist. pete: if you had the chance, you could wave a magic wand, would you abolish the department of education? >> yeah, i would. pete: there you have it. some faces you recognize. season two covers sex ed, gender studies, standards, unions and, ultimately, the solutions. i'll humbly say as good or better than the first season of "miseducation of america." check it out on monday, and watch our live summit on thursday as well. >>> all right, let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick like beaut -- reichmuth who was not miseducated, he was educated well and deliver one heck of a forecast. rick: meteorology education included, pete? if. pete: that might