one student is jamison wong from berkeley. a sophomore at tilling university. he joins us now live from austin, texas. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> what has tulane this headed to do in the wake of ida's impact? we saw the impact on your dorm. what are they doing besides sending you home? class is canceled? >> for right now, we have no power on campus. i think running water is good, but the main problem is no power. so they've decided to do is cancel classes until september 12, i believe, then i believe we are online until early october or until they say it is safe to come back. >> online. distance learning. you went through so much of that last year with covid. a lot of students did. i'm sure this is not the way you imagined this school year will start -- would start. you shared us some video of the worst of the storm, when it was really pounding, what you had to do in your dorm to stay safe. >> a lot of my friends for living in a different dorm. they are really close to some construction. there's a big crane near that construction. the

jamison? >> it's very difficult, for example, a high school teacher, elementary schoolteacher, middle schoolteacher who's tasked with teaching in a set curriculum because that's the way it's structured to stop when something really unanticipated happens such as january 6th and find a way to integrate it. with that said if the approach that teacher has toward civics is an approach that says, well, let's understand how our system works, what it is -- how is it, for example, that we certify a presidential election? there's a process in place that the state level. there's a process in place if the electoral college meet at the federal level. you can see an environment in which you could ask how does it work, how is it supposed to work and then what is the relationship among the branches in that process and what is the role of the executive and then ask questions such as what does it mean to say peaceably assemble, petition a government for grievances and ask a question in the class do you think th

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bringing into the studio, cnn's dana bash, josh jamison of the "wall street journal" and kim of the "washington post." yes, 35 years in the senate, eight years as vice president. this is an entire test in the balance. put it this way, dana. i hope he is the secret sauce. i think the whole party hopes he is the secret sauce. everything is at stake here. >> one of the big challenges, among many, for joe biden was described to me by somebody who is an ally of his, who is kind of helping with what looks like shuttle diplomacy inside the white house from his own party, which is really fascinating to hear phil describe it. the challenge is this. when you talk to the progressives, they are convinced that this is just a matter of getting the president to get joe manchin and his fellow moderates to back down. when you talk to joe manchin and his fellow moderates, it's just the question of getting the progressives to back down. each camp within the democratic party fundamentally believes that is going to happen. so what the end of the day has to produce after all of these meetings for the presi

. >> if qui dee do jamison and get workers on a pathway to citizenship it, would be some estimate, $121ink the effort to wedge illustrate congratulation into the bill shows desperation. >> speaks to their lack of seriousness in dealing with things like the border crisis. >> if they cut the size of the bill to please moderates, the left would be hard pressed to oppose the plan if they include immigration. also the house has just finized tax policy in the bill. the corporate rate 26.5% and those earning more than 5 million a year are pegged with a 3% upcharge. bret? >> bret: well, without manchin and sinema this does not get through. other moderates possibly not voting of this because of other pieces of it, right, chad? >> that's right. >> bret: or is this negotiated down to something schumer says okay we won't do this but we are going to pass this. >> two things to look at here. there is so much attention focused on kyrsten sinema and joe manchin, today in the ways and means committee when they marked up the tax portion of the bill stephanie murphy a moderate democrat from florida she vo

because of that in dealing with her, really become more aware of the issue in general and then i saw jamison on larry king back when we were dealing with our granddaughter answering here so i called kay and i said i would like to come and talk with you and she was doing series on mental health and young people. so i did and she was very gracious. she helped me and so i started to get involved nationally. i always admired patrick kennedy because he and i had worked together on this as well but he was willing to come out and say i've got a problem. and i deal with it. but the thing that always disturbed me was even though congress had somebody in your family, as a problem and you noted, they will be public about it. they don't want anybody to know pretty see that's what's wrong because unless you put attention to an issue is not going to get it or get the funding that it needs to be in the front burner, look to the problems country today. the sake let's a percentage of people who suffer from depression and anxiety need gone down the list let alone schizophrenia and bipolar disease and the othe