pete: live from wolfies in leesburg, florida. thanks for being with us.nd governor desantis is about to sign this universal voucher plan and it's really universal school choice and it gives parents the power to move their child to the school of their choice. it even extends to homeschoolers and your thoughts non, a good idea? >> thea, it's a good idea. reporter: is this something that florida residents have been looking forward to? >> yes, and parents need to be having a choice where their kids go to school and get educated. if they're not happy in one place, go to where they're happy and get that education for their kids. reporter: why is this so important do you think and now? >> honestly that's hard to answer. parents, i've got three kids that are in public school -- reporter: so you've seen what's happening? >> yeah, hi a hard choice with my daughter in high school now as to where to send her. there's a lot of financial difficulties with choosing some places. reporter: more portability and the freedom to send her where you'd like to send her. i want t

raymond arroyo is having breakfast with friends in leesburg, florida.uys, we have been talking to people about some of the things you've been talking about. crt in the classroom, this agenda, and as you know the universal school choice is here in florida. this gentleman, joe, started schools in winnipeg. how did the voucher system work there? >> it worked excellent. schools are in existence, not because of funding. schools are in existence because of conviction whether it's, well , whatever the conviction be , they start schools, and the funding helps them to hire the teachers, better quality inn citied of schools that poor results. my children grew up in christian schools, and my son, for example , the university of tennessee, was a 4.0 average. reporter: and the vouchers allowed that? >> vouchers allow quality inn education. reporter: love it. okay, look i have a friend here. tell me your name and how old you are. >> john. reporter: how old are you? >> six. reporter: and what are you reading? >> i'm reading the book you made. reporter: did you like it

party say it's not really necessary to create a law, then you have a huge problem ish problems in leesburg, as probably when he, china, russia, and the us have a manifest interest in keeping written and legal commitments to a minimum so that they can essentially do what they want. well, it is an emergency ma, concurrent bussey for the i'd say, gosh, wow, the only agreement that exists is that everyone does what they can to prevent collisions. but there's no agreement on any details, tigers genes or does this dish alcohol more satellites means a growing risk of collisions. and there's the growing problem of space. debris, garbage in space. since 1957, there have been around 6200 launches to day space. debris amounts to over 130000000 objects. many just one or 2 millimeters in diameter together they weigh in at over $9900.00 tons and pose a major challenge that isn't legal guns. it's like to see rules like in a national park and move. those would take their trash back home after a mission are permitted to fly. those who don't have to improve and show they will before being allowed to fly aga

this executive airport in leesburg lacks some of the technology at busier airports nationwide.new radar can track other planes on the ground. we are navigating to a landing at dulles international airport, one of d.c.'s busiest with four runways, three of them parallel to each other. even though we're landing in clear weather, bill dialled in a beacon to point us at the proper runway. i'm approaching the runway here. we've edited out some of the turns directed by air traffic control to line us up with the runway in the interest of time. i've been cleared for the approach. now i've been cleared to land. >> come down. there you go. it's lower than you think. we are rolling. we have yankee 6 coming up here. >> yankee 6 is the taxiway we'll use to exit the runway. turning exactly where controllers tell you to go on the ground is just as important as commands given in the air. >> turn right at yankee 6 or yankee 7. contact ground 262. >> bill points out how he's using an ipad app to track where we are on the airport grounds. >> how important is being aware of where you are on the ai

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this is charles in leesburg, independent. good morning. caller: i would like to mckay point. we are losing our sense of where we are at in history. we have not yet got over the terrorist attack on our own capital. we lose focus when they bring up the big chinese object like china and how we should have been handling china from the beginning because the communists , when it comes time to hang democracy, the capitalist will show us the rope. that is what they did to pence in our capital recently and we are still not over that. they are creating a new subject to look at. look over here. we should have been looking over here a long time. let's take care of the terrorists and individuals in this country that seek to overthrow our government. all the trumpets have to be take into account or put in prison and locked up. host: this is jim in new jersey, democrat. >> good morning to you and the listeners. i want to comment on china and also russia. both of them are trying to dominate the entire world. and in so doing they are using diplomatic means on their intentions to do so. if we