we will go first to halley potter. guest: i'm glad you brought up the research on headstart because i have a different reading of that. we have research on headstart that has followed children through their k-12 experience into adulthood. we have seen the benefits include increased earning for children and stronger health outcomes. the academic gains are there, too. kerry is right that there are some next findings that they have not carried as far as you would want in elementary school. when i look at that, i think we need to be looking about what are these supports for low income children eligible for headstart when they enter elementary school. the fact that they are showing up to kindergarten ahead is fabulous. we are not providing the right levels of support when they get to kindergarten. one of the things that is fabulous about headstart is it is a whole child model. thinking about the cognitive development of children, how they are learning literacy, but also emotional and social support. there is support for par

we will go first to halley potter.: i'm glad you brought up the research on headstart because i have a different reading of that. we have research on headstart that has followed children through their k-12 experience into adulthood. we have seen the benefits include increased earning for children and stronger health outcomes. the academic gains are there, too. kerry is right that there are some next findings that they have not carried as far as you would want in elementary school. when i look at that, i think we need to be looking about what are these supports for low income children eligible for headstart when they enter elementary school. the fact that they are showing up to kindergarten ahead is fabulous. we are not providing the right levels of support when they get to kindergarten. one of the things that is fabulous about headstart is it is a whole child model. thinking about the cognitive development of children, how they are learning literacy, but also emotional and social support. there is support for parents i

i will start with you, halley potter. they say an analysis released by the penn warden budget model, a nonpartisan group, projects that the cost of the president's plan will exceed revenue by 2050 causing a drag on the economy despite the gains the plan proposes. is that a potential downfall for the plan? guest: one of the things we have seen in recent research the past decade is that we have seen that early learning programs benefit not >> will take you live to the white house with the president is about to give an update on the april jobs report and the economy. pres. biden: i want to put today's job report in perspective. we came to office, we knew we were facing a once in a century pandemic and day once in a generation economic crisis. we knew this would not be a sprint, it would be a marathon. quite frankly, we are moving more rapidly than i thought we would. this morning we learned our economy created 200 66,000 jobs in april. it has not been adjusted, but that is what it said. 266. listening to commentators today,

i will start with you, halley potter. they say an analysis released by the penn warden budget model, a nonpartisan group, projects that the cost of the president's plan will exceed revenue by 2050 causing a drag on the economy despite the gains the plan proposes. is that a potential downfall for the plan? guest: one of the things we have seen in recent research the past decade is that we have seen that early learning programs benefit not >> will take you live to the white house with the president is about to give an update on the april jobs report and the economy. pres. biden: i want to put today's job

also, halley potter with the century foundation. thank you for joining t