i'm joined by one of them this morning here, mr jeffrey chen hardy.k you so much for joining us this morning. let's let's talk about what's what's going on here today. why are you out here? and what's the message you want to get across? what a great question i'm out here. um because i am concerned about my clients. um you know, kaiser wants to make it seem like we're just out here for money. we're just wanting more administrative time. ah! that's not the case. it helps them to cast it. in those terms. this is about people who have to wait a month , two months between appointments that ought to be occurring every week. okay um, this is about an organization with billions of dollars in cash reserves that it could spend addressing this problem making work conditions better. attracting therapists, therapists in general, do not want to work at kaiser. that's the problem, kaiser says. there's a nationwide shortage of therapists, and that makes it like they're not to blame. okay they're not to blame for a shortage of therapists in some parts of the country.

hardy? how divided is the speedy on this very issue of mr. schroeder and the certainly there is actually no division, as i said before, on the political crimes. i think he will not have any support in his positions in defending it in, in the way he is defending russia's policy or policies. so there are liter sending yes. the total and the numbers. yeah. so that, that it's there that they don't, they do not agree with his, his points of view and, and his relations with the russian leader. yet at the same time as regional committee says, well, but also, you know, we don't see grounds to expel him. so which one is it? an, as i said it's, it's, it's a thin line. we have to walk here and i think her, our party leadership has made that abundantly clear that he has apps or 0 support from the party on any level. or on the other hand, as i said, it's a judicial process expelling someone from a party. and therefore, i think it's much more important that the s b d stands together on the political side and makes it clear that his statements are not at all a statement of the speedy. and that he is total

hardy who joins us from the filly area. david, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. thanks for having me. steve you bet. it's great that mr.'t afford that. >> okay. first of all, mr. fetterman needs a primmer in school choice because he is confusing charter schools and vouchers. charter schools are public schools. me are privately run public schools. the voucher allows the student to take public money and go to a private school like he did. now, remember, this guy was the mayor of his town. and he sent his kids out of that town to a private school. >> steve: right. >> and left all the other kids there. you know, that's not a good look for him. >> steve: yeah, no kidding. and you are at a charter school, which receives public money and so you are not in the same boat as, for instance, the catholic schools, the parochial schools. >> no. >> steve: the religious schools. they would and during the pandemic we did some stories about how their enrollment were taking off because suddenly parents were unable to send their kids to a physical school in the public sphere and so they wound up going to the catholic school but they had t