if you no longer feel that have to deliver good public results to get reelected, which you don't naa gerrymandered system, you get reelected. we are seeing terrible outcomes in states that are heavily gerrymandered. these politicians know sending 10-year-olds to other states and the falling apart of roads in a -- roads, naa -- in a democracy they would lose. they know it. once they have gone down the path of these systems they have to keep gerrymandering or they would lose power. that is why the 2021 process in states like ohio has been even more off-the-wall. most of these people now in office in statehouses like ohio have never once been in ovary election. they are devoid of democracy. it is all they know so of course when the gerrymandering comes up again, they are scared of reelection so they keep doing it. it is at an intensity now that it has never been. while it has happened on both sides for centuries, we are seeing republicans do it in a way that has never been seen. host: you were state party chair for the democrats in ohio for six years. how often did you raise this to nat

they are shortsighted and naa much more complicated dilemma -- in a much more complicated dilemma. host: is the current shortage a result of the pandemic or exacerbated? caller: -- guest: we have had acute teacher shortages and specific school districts and specific areas well before the coronavirus but what covid-19 did is it accentuated the working conditions that have been increasingly unpalatable for teachers to work in and many of them, especially of them with the resurgence of the american labor market, has allowed opportunities to exit teaching at increasing rates, especially when we think about the base differential that a teacher can step into the private labor market with a bachelors or masters degree and make and when we think about what is happening, what we hear about, since covid-19 but this was happening before, is these frustrating -- is this registration -- is the frustration with the lack of autonomy with what the teacher does in the classroom. the overall lack of ability to control what you are doing in the classroom and it is important you are doing that. increa

after taking away the pension and set to vote on the contract wednesday and the stock got a boost the naa improved -- faa improved revisions and shoulded allow to resume revisions of the 737 dream liner. boeing is down 16% year to date, another aerospace company, vertical aerospace is up 20% as the flying taxi company works toward the first electric vertical takeoff or landing vehicle or evtol for short. let's bring in the company president and ceo. there's a couple companies in the race to make it happen. where does it stand? in a metal heap or starting to take form? >> good afternoon, liz. no, i'm pleased to say i was at the hanger this morning and we are on schedule. we're just about to start our full scale prototype test flight program this summer so not long now and pretty much on still, and it's a really fun time. we've flown two prototypes before and both unmanned, and this one will have a real live pilot sitting in the front so it's a big step forward to turning this into a commercial reality elizabeth: well, that's a really major move. we're excited and heard it would be summer o

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naa moved 30 million records to a stilt in the chicago area where they're maintained exclusively by nara. additionally, nara maintains the classified records in a nara facility in the washington, d.c., area as required by the pra, former president obama has no control over where and how nara stores the presidential records of his administration. so that's basically just a full-on national archives beat-down to donald trump and saying you're just -- you're completely full of it. it is indicative, phil, i would say, of how donald trump is going to proceed here now that this information is out in public in terms of his communication strategy, his spin strategy, talk about that, about where you think this goes from a president who for much of this week thought he was winning politically. >> yeah. well, this is somebody who throughout his life has thrived on casting himself as the ultimate victim, right. he has this persecution complex where he tries to play victim and use it to his political advantage, and we've seen that all week where he's campaigned about the -- complained about the alleg