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county indiana and its juvenile delinquency population, you have to head to the blue collar town of hobart. the median household income may be twice that of neighboring gary, but juvenile crime does not discriminate. >> he had a bench warrant. he failed to appear in court. he had a criminal mischief and two counts of violation of probation. his mother was present, his probation officer was present, but he was not, so -- >> i was walking down the street and i had a bench warrant for not paying a warrant and a cop knew me by face and turned around and picked me up. >> the nurse said you could have an extra blanket to roll up to keep your arm up while you're in your room. >> all right. >> well, he just told me when i asked what had happened to his arm that he was robbed a drug dealer, and he stated that he was trying to be good to keep the drugs off the street. >> well, i have a reputation as a drug dealer, a gang member, just a bad kid. i'm under 18. this should just be dropped, won't it? >> no, no. that's what juveniles think. it's up to the judge. he didn't come to court saying i'm turning

. >>> last twitter question is from an eighth grade teacher in hobart, indiana.it's for you, speaker gingrich. at mr. white man, has no child left behind been a successor failure? if the latter, what needs to be done to change it? >> i think it's clearly a file lure. it's led teachers to be forced in a bureaucratic form of teaching to the test. i find no teacher who likes it. it is grossly disproportionate. you end up with first-generation immigrants who don't speak very good english being tested against a national standard and a good school looks bad because it's done a great job because there's no measurement that is reasonable. the correct answer is to radically reduce the department of education, cut out all federal regulations, return the money and the power back home to the states. but i would say to the states, it will be good for them to shrink their departments of education and return the power back to the local county boards, and then let parents and teachers and students get back to learning. [applause] >> thank you all very much. that is the end of ou

. >>> last twitter question is from an eighth grade teacher in hobart, indiana. you, speaker gingrich. at mr. white man, has no child left behind been a successor failure? if the latter, what needs to be done to change it? >> i think it's clearly a file lure. it's led teachers to be forced in a bureaucratic form of teaching to the test. i find no teacher who likes it. it is grossly disproportionate. you end up with first-generation immigrants who don't speak very good english being tested against a national standard and a good school looks bad because it's done a great job because there's no measurement that is reasonable. the correct answer is to radically reduce the department of education, cut out all federal regulations, return the money and the power back home to the states. but i would say to the states, it will be good for them to shrink their departments of education and return the power back to the local county boards, and then let parents and teachers and students get back to learning. [applause] >> thank you all very much. that is the end of our debate