pannah also clarified about some of the council's approvals, such as the gpa requirement for entering universities, if this approval is really flawed, we will correct it . we have no ignorant prejudice on our approvals . this resolution will not change it's a comprehensive resolution, let's go back to open. the hafez-centric model and testing and all that has passed . the school has definitely found its place, the teacher has found its place , the book has found its place, but now some specific cases need to be reformed . yes, there is no problem. we are ready for these reforms to be carried out. mohammad ali bahmani , a famous iranian poet and songwriter, chashm ez jahan it is evening . the late bahmani was in the hospital since 10 days ago due to illness . there are 14 volumes of this famous poet. i want to ask you to sit next to you sometimes, ostad bahmani, whose name was so mixed with ghazal that he was called bahmani ghazal himself. he is a character who does not need to be called nimai ghazal, we say bahmani ghazal, a poet who opened the way of writing ghazal for young people,

gpa for university entrance. he also made it clear that if this resolution really has a flaw, we will correct it . we have no ignorant prejudice against our resolutions. here , i would like to emphasize to the families that the respectable families should pay attention to the principle of this resolution . the resolution is a comprehensive resolution. let's go back to open model hafez-khoori and testing and all these things have passed. definitely , the school has found its place, the teacher has found its place , the book has found its place, but now some special cases need to be reformed, yes , there is no problem, we are ready for these reforms to be carried out. with the removal of 4,000 field codes from university of applied sciences, the president of the university of applied sciences said that according to his research , more than half of the fields in this university are without a job market, and 4,000 field codes were removed and 852 new field codes were replaced. president in criticizing the number of u

of the ministry of home affairs he said: the effect of gpa and records. it was in the law exam and it was caused in the supreme cultural council and it is not related to the parliament, but we will bring the protests to the council. in the last decade, 350 processions are launched on the routes leading to the reza shrine and the entrances of mashhad al reza. these processions, which are being prepared , serve the pilgrims of imam reza (peace be upon him) in the last three days of the month of safar. the entry routes to mashhad al-reza these days have taken the color of hospitality service. we have been coming here for seven or eight years, but how many years has it snowed here since 2008? we have been here for 15 years. we serve as friends to the pilgrims of imam reza on the days when there is nothing left for pilgrims to enter mashhad al-reza on foot . for imam rezai , for the martyrdom of the last month of the journey, we come here every year, we set up a procession, we say that from 365 days of the year, we are here by the side of the lord, we eat here

what was your gpa in high school? 7 19 and 77 percent means close to 20. can i ask what is your father's occupation? he is the army, the army, in mr. ali akbar kanad, yazdi, the first human being , he expressed his percentages like this. first, god, second, god, third, god, and after that without the support of parents , we went to the other top ranks, the second person in the math group had these talks, which was my first favorite, and the third person in the same group also talked about the importance of the book. darsi had talks in the national exam. the textbook is really the most complete source because you have every the point you can see in the test is written in a side corner of the book , what to do with the test books now, just take them and bring them to their book. i myself like the spirit of helping others, helping a person through treatment, through any treatment, and i like this spirit of helping, and the first person in the foreign language group from his favorite field said 100% i passed the russian language exam and i plan to study russia

amount of knowledge and experience to understand these issues and move in this circuit , that is, the gpa is acceptable, this is a very valuable capacity. ali therefore, we are in a situation we are going through difficult times. we have gone through difficult times and today we are not in favorable conditions in terms of macroeconomic indicators. it definitely increases their will and motivation. i think this is due to the points you mentioned in your remarks. may this will be strengthened in the president of the honorable government and, god willing, in the people's representatives, with a long-term view of the country's issues. one of our main problems is that we look at everyday issues. it is our view that let's overcome this challenge today, therefore, the islamic republic has turned into dozens of unresolved issues that have been piled up . finally, one of the main issues of the country, which as far as i can remember, is the leadership of the supreme leader of the revolution. they emphasized on him. and in this recent statement, he said that he would shape the meeting of the heads

and the only tehran branch in serah afsarieh hello, at 5 o'clock, the principle of the effect of the gpa in the entrance exam will not change. next year's entrance exam will be held according to the same approval of the cultural revolution council. the secretary of the supreme council of the cultural revolution in the program on the first page, while stating this issue , rejected the impossibility of applying the law to the decisions of the supreme council of the cultural revolution and the approvals and decisions of this council including violations of the court of administrative justice and other judicial authorities.

and evaluate candidates. and must go toward the effect of reducing entrance exams and strengthening gpa so that , god willing, our students can improve during their education by paying more attention to educational materials. solving the country's problems depends on the presence of the elites and the participation of the people. the president said in the general assembly of the academy of medical sciences: there is a way for every problem. there is a scientific solution, if the elites of every field work together with the people , there will not be any unsolved problems in the country. with the participation of the people, any problem can be removed from the ground, that is, we have to believe the people, play with the people, and let them help us. we will solve our problem, it is impossible for us we can't get out of these problems, well , in order to get out, you, as the elites, professors, experience, and elders that we learned from you, should help that supreme health council in the same form as it was, just figure out the priorities, president. equitable activation of inter-depart

gpa so that, god willing, our students can actually improve during their studies with more attention to educational materials. all the capacities of the country are working hard to serve the pilgrims in the last decade of the month of safar. during his visit to mashhad, the minister of interior, while visiting some public processions , issued strict orders to the officials to provide the best possible services to the pilgrims of manor razavi shrine. god bless ali mashhadalreza is ready to host the pilgrims of the last decade of the month of travel of all sectors they have the necessary preparation. we are at your service, no matter what you do. with the increase in the number of pilgrims in mashhad, imam reza , peace be upon him, the minister of interior to check the way. he visited mashhad from neishabur axis. provision of 1,800 vehicles for the road transportation fleet and more than 2,000 flights from the 7th to the 17th of shahrivar were also issues that were emphasized by the presence of mr. momeni in the central meeting of the pilgrims of the last decade of the month of safar.

revolution for the past few days on the issue of entrance exams and the definitive cancellation of the gpa. one of the concerns that families have and in these days, reflecting on the members of the parliament , it is absolutely correct to raise this issue as one of their important concerns, and i said this too, sir. i have heard your concerns, but you know that this resolution is a resolution. the legality of the supreme council of the cultural revolution various processes have been approved and notified and implemented with very detailed expert reviews , but considering that the families have some concerns, we must reflect the concerns to the supreme council. i am not the decision-maker , in this position, the parliament is not the decision-maker. if they are talking about a certain and applicable law, we should not reflect it i will reflect the representation of the families of the issue and the supreme council of the cultural revolution will definitely investigate and deal with it and whatever decision they make will reflect our content, it is with the supreme council of the cultural r

and we should go towards the effect of reducing the entrance exam and strengthening the gpa until, god willing, knowledge. our students can improve during their studies by paying more attention to educational materials. the solution to the country's problems lies in the participation of the elites and the participation of the people. the president said at the general assembly of the academy of medical sciences that there is a scientific solution to every problem if the elites of each field work together with the people. no problem has been solved in the country. it will not remain , with the participation of the people, any problem can be removed from the ground, that is, we have to believe in the people , play with the people, let them help us , we will solve our problem, it is impossible, we cannot come out of these problems, so in order to come out, we must let's go to the elites, those who know, and ask them to help us. you, as the elites, professors, and elders who we have learned from you , help the supreme health council in the same way it was, just figure out the priorities, pr

the secretary of the supreme council of cultural revolution said that the approval of the gpa effect the last three years average in the national exam remains valid for the next year as well. according to mr. khosrpanah, if the council determines that this resolution needs to be changed, it will review the matter again. respected families should pay attention. the principle of this resolution will not change. in the same way that this year and last year, the entrance exam was conducted based on this decision, and the final exams and the final exam will be done next year as well. in the same way, if there is a fault in the place , we will correct it . we have no ignorant prejudice against our approvals. let's go back to the hafez-centric model and testing, and this is over. the teacher has found a place, the book has found a place, one million 200 thousand gas coolers have been added to the cooling system of the country. the managing director of tavanir company said that some of these air conditioners belong to the moderate northern provinces of the country, which do not need gas air

amount of knowledge and experience to understand these issues and move in this direction , that is, the gpa is acceptable. this is a very valuable capacity. we are in a difficult situation, we are going through difficult times. we did and today we are not in favorable conditions in terms of macroeconomic indicators. dear people , they have serious expectations from us. honorable parliament, honorable government are facing these real expectations and demands of the people at the beginning of their work. this is definitely their motive increases i think this is due to the points that his highness mentioned in your statements. this will will be strengthened in the president of the honorable government and, god willing, the representatives of the people, and with a long-term view of our country's issues, one of our main problems is that we look at everyday issues . there have been dozens of unsolved problems that have been piled up . finally, one of the main problems of the country, which as far as i can remember , has been secretly emphasized by the supreme leadership of the revolution for mor

past few days regarding the issue of entrance exams and the definitive cancellation of the effect of gpae one of the concerns that families have and reflect these days it is absolutely right for the members of parliament to raise this issue as one of their most important concerns, and i also said this, sir: i have heard your concerns, but you know that this resolution is a legal resolution of the supreme council of the cultural revolution. through various processes with very detailed expert reviews, this has been approved and communicated and implemented, but considering that the families have concerns , we must reflect the concerns to the supreme council . i am not the decision maker. in this constituency , the council is not the decision-maker it is a great cultural revolution and now it is legal, we all must be completely obedient to the law. and what the law has specified for us is the criteria of the staff, but this does not mean that if they have a concern about a definitive and applicable law, we will not reflect it. i will definitely reflect this issue on behalf of the families a

as three-dimensional powers, and another issue that is related to current issues is the issue of the gpauirement in the so-called national exam, which was also among the sources of the supreme council of the cultural revolution . having and saying that complaints have been raised through the parents, conveying this to the supreme council of the cultural revolution in this regard, the minister of the 14th government of the 14th government, i am at your service. yes, the ministry can't enter mesba it is that the parliament issued a resolution that had a brief challenge to this resolution, which was rejected by the guardian council, then i insisted on coming to the assembly, and the assembly did not accept it, and therefore these students of ours left school at the second and second high school level. with no teachers and books to work with, they start doing tests and you see, mostly the mafia is also looking for this. it is interesting to know that they announced a few days ago, for example , that they want to hold a rally . they advertised for two or three weeks. well, a small number gath

what was your gpa in high school? 1977, 19 and 77, which means it's close to 20. can i ask what your father's job is? barikullah agha aliakbar kanadi yazdi. the first person in human expressed his percentages like this . i scored 78 in math, technology, science, and 80 in society and psychology . it is the program itself, right before that program, it is among the obligatory duties, first god, second god , third god, and after we went to the other top ranks, the second person in the math group had these talks. my first favorite is the computer field, and my second one is that i really like it since i was a child the third person working in the same group talked about the importance of textbooks in the national exam. the textbook is really the most complete source because every point you see in the test is in a corner of the book. it is written that what to do now in the test books is to take these things, just bring them into their books. the second person in the experimental science group also said that it is important for him to separate from becoming a doctor .

the gpa in theoretical courses for the 10th grade is 128, for the 11th grade it is 27 , and in the twelfth grade, as i said, it is 11. the average score of 48 for the three main subjects is in total, the average of non-government schools is lower than that of the government in all three grades. the reason is that non-government schools still emphasize the skills of testing over the technique , they still emphasize memory-based, they should refer to the textbook for the goals. make the curriculum and the teacher the reference. if this reference happens , a more favorable result will be achieved, god willing . now we will discuss the developments in gaza in the criminal attacks of the zionist regime on two houses in baitullah and the jabalia camp in northern gaza. 13 people were martyred and several were injured. as usual, most martyrs and wounded are women and children. there is another jtamimin issued for the rights of the children, this is the occupation, the children of hara ashlaq, this is our throne. by the will of god, this means the destruction of airplanes. the occupation regime fig

secretary the supreme council of the cultural revolution said that the decision on the effect of the gpa of the last 3 years in the national exam for the next year remains in force. according to mr. khosrpanah, if the council determines that this cause needs to be changed, it will review the matter again. respected families should pay attention. the principle of this resolution will not change. the same as this year and last year based on this resolution. the entrance exam was done and the final exams and the definite effect of next year will be the same. if this exam really has a problem, we will correct it, no bias. ignorance of our approvals, we don't want to come back again, the hafez-centric model and testing and all this has passed. definitely, the school has found its place, the teacher has found its place, the book has found its place. the meeting to determine the guaranteed price of wheat will be held tomorrow. minister of jihad agriculture announced this news and said that the demands of wheat farmers who have delivered their crops by the end of august will be paid before the e

the principle of the approval of the gpa effect in the entrance exam will not change, and next year's entrance exam will be held according to the same approval of the cultural revolution council. the secretary of the supreme council of the cultural revolution in the program on the first page, while stating this issue , rejected the impossibility of applying the law to the resolutions of the supreme council of the cultural revolution, and the resolutions and decisions of this council including violations of the court of administrative justice and other judicial authorities. except the legal status of the approvals and decisions of the supreme council of the cultural revolution of the country was the subject of the program on the first page of the 9th of september, a program that he examined the performance and some dismissals in this council. this bond between the budget program organization and the cultural council has not yet been formed. and if it is formed, the executive guarantee of the approvals will be close to 100 in my opinion. hojjat -ul-islam khosr and panah, in response to

a regulatory point of view , that is, he came and said that i will make a series of rules , he put gpa he put it in digital market acto , he put it in digital service acto, now these are the rules that have a lot of details . there are others who are interested in watching this. it's interesting that he comes and sets very strict rules, someone says. if he wants to work in the area of ​​my people, if, for example , he covers a percentage of my people, he must follow these other requirements. if he is doing business, he must it must comply with these requirements very strictly and the entire european union has come together to pursue this matter . we have the same issue at the level of the united states of america, we have it at the level of china , we have it at the level of south korea, these are countries that have a good governance system, now the european union the regulator went ahead with a problem that we have a place in my space where we can go and the governance practices are completely within our physical reach, but in the virtual space there is a second problem, which is the

basically the gpa. russell 2000, decliner. falling 1.4% since monday. but this week was this week. focus on the future. next week. we've got more big data points on deck for the federal reserve got cpi and ppi, inflation numbers out. retail sales. got another read on jobless claims. we've got consumer sentiment and, of course, still lingering questions about whether we are really done with fears that the yen carry trade unwind could slam stocks again. six of the magnificent seven down again this week, only meta able to post a gain. nvidia, now down 20% in a month. tesla has lost nearly a quarter of its value in about 20 trading days. do you think most of the damage has been done? >> well, thanks for joining us, brian. nice neck tie, by the way. friday afternoon. and -- look, i think it's a very defensive posture for the market. you're a big kansas fan. carry on my wayward son and more to go. i think the correlation's to certain asset classes are unquestioned. i think we should think about, rotation is good and bad word for markets that want to see breadth that tends to be positive.

career is your asset, your gpa, your rising up the ladder of assent. location is your gifts. what is down deep? what you feel most deeply about? what are you really good at what you are really good at and cry meets the world come together. so we wrestle with all of that. i tell them this book is dedicated to my some loop, my son jack, jack's new wife. and my students who i think aregoing to significantly change these things. we have to win this battle i think this generation will change things. my advice to them is don't give into cynicism. it does not matter what we do. it does not matter because the powers that be fuel cynicism and skepticism. it makes people withdrawal. this system has to be transformed absolutely. we've got to savor democracy to transform it. so i have learned over the years when i have all my students have become cynical we plate to the hands of the status quo. so we cannot let that happen. one of my students when i came in to class, young black men are just been killed and she said i feel so jaded it keeps happening all of these shootings and the system

vocation of my and i serve the difference career and vocation careers, you know, your assets, your gpa, your rising of the letter was sent. vocation is is it's your gifts. what's don't what do you feel deeply about? what's the good stuff what are you really good at that what you're really good at and the crying needs the world come to education so we with all of that so i tell them this book is dedicated to my son luke my son jack luke's new wife that's here and my students who i think are going to significantly change these things that we're taught we have to win this battle. but think this generation can change things. and my my advice to is don't give to cynicism. it doesn't what we do. it doesn't if we vote because powers that be few cynicism and skepticism because it makes people withdraw so as don't try to engage this system has be transformed. absolutely which you go to see with democracy to transform. and so i have learned over the years when i have or my students have or activists have become cynical become cynical. we play the hands of the status quo. so we can't let that hap

about to go into your senior year, which is your gpa, >> 4.0. know it's like 4.02 or something like that. >> how do you do that? i mean, how has how has college been for you? >> college has been fun. i mean, you know, i think it's, you know, a new experience and trying to, like, figure yourself out, making new friends and in a new environment. but i've really enjoyed my classes. i've really amazing peers, amazing professors. and at stanford, there's so many resources. and i've also been able to do a good job in my classes and really engage with the content. a lot. due to my, the education that i received at oakland tech. so i had like fantastic teachers who've prepared me for this next step of undergraduate, and it's going to continue preparing me for post-grad as well. and so it's been an amazing time, for i had a lot of expectations and they've all been exceeded. exceeded. >> oh that's great. okay. so we talked a little bit. mechanical engineering is what you're thinking. also talking grad school. yeah. how excited are you about that or are yo

parameters, obviously, so it's a bit like saying, you know, you're -- you're going to get the award for your gpa over the course of the four years, not just for the next couple months while you may be screwing around at college in the last couple months before you graduate so, i think there's some tolerance guides for inflation a little bit above, employment a little bit stronger, the economy a little bit stronger, and you'll still get rate cuts with the debate being the exact one you had, how much, how many, how fast. >> the adjust language in there insinuates there's not an emergency, necessarily, they see on the horizon, right? >> no, that's absolutely right he's not in any hurry to bring rates down very quickly, but, there is a point at which, if you're worried about the economy, you want to be in a position to help, just to use another perhaps lousy metaphor here, if you're the guy who's going to catch the gymnast, coming off of the beams, you've got to be in a position to catch them you can't be two steps back, what does that mean? you've got to get down to a place where you're within stri

their parents are like you are going to get into school for sports you are going to have 4.5 gpa which is practically impossible. despite her use of the third person madison was voicing her own experience. the weight of the expectations seemed really heavy on her shoulders. she cared deeply and the stress intensified as she increased her load of advanced placement or ap classes in high school. her vision of her adulthood dependent on getting excellent grades she might parlay into a scholarshipp for college. otherwise she feared the consequences would be dire. if i don't pick up my game she said i am not going to succeed in life i'm going to be stuck doing a job i don't want to do seven days a weekg all the time and i'm going to hate it. to madison like many poplar grove youth adults good turnout successful or miserable. you made it or you hated your life. conflict was also normal between madison and her parents. my dad thanks it is a joke i cut myself, madison shared. my mom does not understand it either she said as she started to cry. it is like parents don't care and that is the prob

member, which, you know, if you guys are getting osto graduation, i if you've got a really, really high gpa, you can join the umbc chapter of liberty capital. that's a pttexclusive club. i mean, i didn't get good enough grades at willm d mary to be a phi ba kappa member. so good for her for doing i at 16, she got a law degree at northwestern despite the fact that she couldn't actually use it to practice law in almost any of the states. shworked at whole house the one of the most important sort of developments in sociology in the early 20th century. it was a place where reay intelligent women got together and were trying to find ways to solve problems of facing women in poverty. and she also founded the national consume league, which was one of the most influential interestros in the early 20th century. 're going tsethe national consumer league being involved in cases not just today, but throughout the new deal. okay, so curt mueller obviously wants the us supreme court to strike this law down. what kinds of arguments is he making to that effect? the first one he makes is the notion that the

on them, like a pager like oh, you're going to get into school for sports, and you're going to 4.5 gpa, which, which is like practically impossible. despite her use of the third person, madison was actually voicing her own experience. the weight of her parents expectations, if not the weight of the world, seemed really heavy on her shoulders. shely cared deeply and the stres intensified as she increased her load of advanced placement or ap classes in high school. provision of her adulthood depended on getting excellent grades that she might parlay into a scholarship for college. otherwise, she feared thed consequences would be dire. if i don't pick up my game, she said, i'm not going to succeed in life and the going to be stuck doing a job i don't want to do seven days a week all the time and then going to hate it. to madison, like many other popular grove youth, ei, adultso turn up either successful or miserable. you make it or you hated your life. conflict is also normal between madison and her parents. i mean my dad thinks it's a joke i cut myself, madison shared. my mom doesn't und

their parents are like, oh, you're going to get into school for sports and you're going to have a 4.5 gpa, which is like impossible. despite her use of the third person, madison was actually voicing her own experience, the weight of her parents expectations is, if not the weight of the world seemed really heavy on her shoulders. she cared deeply and stress intensified as she increased her load of advanced placement or ap classes in high school, her vision of her adulthood depended on getting grades that she might parlay into a scholarship for college. otherwise, she feared the consequence would be dire. if i don't pick up my games, said, i'm not going to succeed in life and i'm going to be stuck doing a job. i don't want to do seven days a week, all the time and i'm going to hate it too. madison like many poplar grove youth adults could turn out either successful or, miserable. you made it or you hated your life. conflict was also normal between madison and her parents. i mean, my dad thinks, it's a joke. i cut myself. madison. my mom doesn't understand it either, she said as she started

if i do not want teachers getting rid of kids that are slow and challenging because it brings on a gpa. but george w. bush talked about being in education president. now it's an emergency. >> i think we have time for audience questions. i got a gentleman right there who will bemi bringing the microphones to you. hold on one second period cooks brandon bryce first of all this is such an important conversation for brian about a question why do you think in black and brown communities education is not seen as a civil rights issue of our time. the second part of that is can you talk about booker t was a huge fan of the trade school initiative. why are we think more trade schools as an alternative to the failing schools in america? >> on the trade schools good news there. up 22% over the last five years. now we paying good 94000 for tufts university kidding me? what could possibly be worth 19-year-old? that is outev of control. you cannot graduate without knowing a trade. whether it was architecture, farming eye which is pushed in my school i put one would shop class at my same napkin holde

member, which, you know, if yogu are getting close to graduation, if if you've got a really, really high gpa, you can join the umbc chapter of liberty capital. that'a pretty exclusive club. i mean, i did't get good enoh grades at william and mary to be a phi beta kappa member. so good for her for doing it. at 16, she got a law degree at rthwestern despite the fact that she couldn't actually use it to practice law in almosan of the states. she worked at whole house, the one of the most important sort of developntin sociology in the early 20th century. it was a place where really intelligent women got together anwe trying to find ways to solve problems of facing women in poverty. and she also founded t national consumer league, which was onofhe most influential interest groups in the early th century. we're going to see the national consumer league being involved in cases not just today, but throughout the new deal. okay, so curt mueller obviously wants the us supreme court to strike this law down. what kinds of arguments is he making to that effect? the first one he makes is the notion that t

because i don't want teachers rid of kids that are slow or challenging because it brings down their gpa. but i think got to be addressed. i know george w talked about being the education president, but man, now it's a. i think we have some time for audience questions. so i've got a gentleman right there. we'll be bringing the microphones to you. so hold on one second, his voice transcends. yeah. all right, brandon bryce, first of all, this is such an important conversation. brian, i got a question. why do you think that in black and brown communities are edgy? keisha is not seen as the civil rights issue of our time and to the second part of that is, can you talk about teddy, the booker t was a huge fan of the trade school initiative. why aren't we seeing more trade schools as an alternative to the failing schools in america? okay. on the trade schools, good news up. enrollment is up 2% over the last five years. not only that it's paying a lot, paying good and $94,000 for tufts university. are you kidding me? they are tops. you know what could possibly be $94,000 to a 19 year old? that

i graduated valedictorian with a 4.0 gpa. i was one of the poor people who i was told by loan to be forgiven and i was prevented and blocked. i hope the hope i'm feeling now will succeed. god bless america and god bless you guys. we must stay strong. host: in missouri, giovanni, republican line. you are next up. caller: how are you doing? host: fine. go ahead. caller: i'm calling about corporate taxes. i have a small business. 21% for my tiny business i have. those people do not understand that america has small businesses more than big businesses. we are the backbone of america. i don't understand how people can be happy about 28% corporate taxes. it isn't the big companies paying the 20% because they can -- 28% because they can handle that. it is the tiny businesses who are now paying 21% and corporate taxes. -- in corporate taxes. we are llc corporations. this is what the make and understand. host: how does that topic relate to the convention we have been talking about for four days? caller: they keep saying her plan is to