i think the national governors association, i kind of say this with a heavy heart, it may be becoming somewhat unique in that respect, but it is a hallmark of this organization. i know i speak for governor cox that we are incredibly proud to be leading at this year. governor. >> thank you, mr. chair. ladies and gentlemen, we are very fortunate to be led by governor murphy from his great state with his incredible wife, tammy. if you haven't gotten to know her, you need to. he is good. she is better. the people of new jersey are very well served. we feel so fortunate to have this opportunity to serve together at this time. i do believe it is an important time, a critical time in our nation's as there is so much of a toxic divide in our country around all things political. we disagree, we disagree passionately and the humanly -- vehemently, and we really liked each other and we find ways to work together. his work on youth mental health is seminal. to see republicans and democrats coming together to work on this very important issue with experts around the country who have been convening

that is the national governors association. next week president biden will welcome governors from both parties to washington, d. c. for the end j.a. when they're meeting. the national governors association chair phil murphy is going to attend, he'll plenty to discuss what the president. including three tough election race is taking place later this year. i spoke with governor murphy earlier. his conversations with the united states president, and much more. >> governor phil murphy, chair of the national governors association, sir, thank you so much for joining us. i wanted to actually start with your role leading the national governors association. tell us a little bit about what your priorities will be as you take over this position. >> good to be with you. the nga is i think one of the few bipartisan organizations that can get stuff done. and i can give you a bunch of examples. one i think embodies this. when you're the chair, you get to pick an initiative that is supported by both sides of the aisle. and i became chair last j

. >> the national governors association is hint -- holding its winter meeting. a discussion on workforce issues and labor issues. this is about an hour. >> welcome to the second session of the national governors association, 2023 winter meeting. approaching the podium, the executive director of the national governors association bill mcbride. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone and thank you for joining us for our second session of the 2023 national governors association winter meeting. as all of us are aware, workforce challenges are a major issue across the country. solving these challenges are a top priority for our nation's governors. i am looking forward to an insightful conversation with our expert panelists, moderated by montana governor greg g on forte. before we jump in, i would like to welcome new jersey governor phil murphy to make a brief remarks. governor murphy: hello everybody. good afternoon. we had a really good discussion this morning, thank you for participating and supporting. we had a great governors lunch. the chiefs of staff had a really

. >> good afternoon, everyone, philip murphy, governor of new jersey and chair of the national governors association, honored to be with my partner and vice chair, utah's governor, spencer cox. i just gaveled us out, and we had a really successful convening. it is not technically entirely done. there are several task forces meeting in a few minutes and we will have dinner at the white house tonight with our respective first partners. great discussions on strengthening mental health among our youth, infant and maternal health. just now, our workforce development, a great discussion, i thought, at a governors only lunch on things like streamlining processes. the one take away before i yield to the floor to governor cox, other than he is an extraordinary partner, as is his partner, first lady abby cox, i wish america could have a lens into the discussions we have among democratic and republican governors. it is substantive, it is respectful, even when we are not agreeing, and it produces results. i think the national governors association, i kind of say this with a heavy heart, it may be becoming somew

now, approaching the podium is the executive director of the national governors association, build a cried . >> good afternoon everyone and thank you for joining us for our second plenary session of the 2023 national governors association winter meeting. as all of us in this room are aware, workforce challenges are a almajor issue across the country solving these challenges is priority for our nation's governance. i'm looking forward to his conversation today with our expert moderated by my are great gianforte. before we jump into that discussion welcome back our chair, new jersey phil murphy some brief remarks. don't ever. [applause] >> hello everybody. good afternoon. i think we had a good discussion this morning, you also must for participating. we had a great governors e lunch, i know the chief of staff had a good one, first partners are either headed to the white house or thare the white house to do their service and i'm really excited about this discussion that's coming up. workforce development is important to every one of us, all of us in this room. regardless of the nature of

it produces results and i think the national governors association comes with a heavy heart. it may be becoming somewhat unique in that respect. is the hallmark of this association and i know a speak with governor cox that we are incredibly proud to be leading that this year. >> we are very fortunate to be led by governor murphy and his great state. he is good, his wife is better. we are very fortunate. the people of new jersey are very well served. i do believe it is an important time, a critical time in our nations history as there is much of a toxic divide around everything political. we disagree but we really like each other. we find ways to work together. his work on youth mental health is seminole and two-seat republicans and democrats coming together with experts who have been convening across the country, they started in utah, they are in california, they are headed to michigan. at the end, they will deliver to all of us as governors, incredible product that we will be able to use. that is what we do. all 50 governors, we learn from each other. red states can learn fro

afternoon, everyone and thank you for joining us for our second plenary session of the 2023 national governors associationg. as all of us in this room are aware workforce challenges are a major issue across the country, and slowly these challenges is a top priorityfo for our nation's governors. i'm looking for to an insightful conversation today with our expert panelists moderated by montana governor greg gianforte. before we jump into that discussion i would like to welcome back our great chair new jersey governor phil murphy to make brief remarks. governor murphy. [applause] >> hello, everybody. good afternoon. i think we had a really good discussion this morning. thank you for participating ands supporting. we had a great governors lunch. i know the chiefs of staff had a really good one, first partners are either headed to the white house or at the white house as we speak. to do their service project. i'm really excited about this discussion that's coming up. workforce development is important to read theis one of s as governors, to all of us in this room, regardless of the nature of the state. growing

for the national governors association's winter meeting. pres. biden: i told governor murphy, every time i hear -- they go where the hell is he? anyway. sorry to keep you waiting. i think we have a law to cover. -- a lot to cover. frankly, i think the success for all of us, democrats and republicans, is in part measured by not what else we get done, but what we have already done. i notice a problem having to deal with all of the money. i understand that. don't think i am kidding. it is a problem. anyway. what i am going to do is be quiet, right? i am going to turn it over to you. and eventually i am going to say something. >> thank you mr. president. welcome governors to the white house. it is my honor to welcome you all again. as you know, the biden-harris administration has been focused on laying out a strong, resilient economic recovery. and one that is also inclusive. an economy where work is rewarded. equal play is not optional and -- the backbone of our economy. last year when we came together, we talked about how we hit the ground running.

. >> national director of the national governors association. [applause] >> good morning. on behalf of all of us here at the national governors association a very warm welcome to all of you we are so excited so many people are with us today as we all know our chair governor phil murphy's decision for the chair initiative is extremely timely mental health challenges among young people have been climbing for years even before the pandemic in 2018 the american academy of pediatrics reported that mental health disorders surpassed physical conviction the most common facing adolescence and the situation has only grown more serious with the pandemic that the statistics are concerning at the same time we know americans around the country are working to raise awareness and find solutions to the problem other experts who are leading these efforts and we look forward to hearing from these leaders once again inc. you again for joining us and your participation will help further the work of governor murphy's initiative and in turn help youngng people in our country so please join me to

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joining me right now the governor of new jersey, phil murphy, who is also chair of the national governor's association. it's good to see you again, governor. a lot i want to get to. i want to start with what vice president harris said at the funeral yesterday about a possible path to reform. >> as vice president of the united states, we demand that congress pass the george floyd justice and policing act. joe biden will sign it. [ cheers and applause ] and we should not delay, and we will not be denied. it is nonnegotiable. >> but tim scott, who's key to these negotiations -- i don't know if you heard us talk about it at the top of the show. he said that is a nonstarter. jim jordan in charge of the house judiciary committee, which would handle this kind of legislation has said you tell me what law is going to change that terrible behavior we saw. look, i know you stay apprise of these things. new jersey senator cory booker has been a leading voice in trying to get the justice in policing act passed. i wonder what conversations you've had with him. do you see a federal path to change? >> chris, good to

. >> now approaching the podium is the executive director of the national governors association, billride. [applause] >> good morning. on behalf of all of us at the national governors association a very warm welcome to all of you. we are excited so many are with us today. as we all know, our chair, governor phil murphy,'s decision to focus on mental health is extremely timely. rates of mental health challenges among young people have been climbing for years. even before the pandemic. in 2,019 the american academy of pediatrics reported that mental health disorders have surpassed physical conditions at the most common issues affecting adolescents. since the start of the pandemic, the situation has only grown more serious. the statistics around the increase in mental health disorders are concerning. at the same time, we know americans are working to raise awareness and find solutions to the problem. a number of experts leading these efforts are gathered for the discussion today and we look forward to hearing from these leaders. once again, thank you for joining us, your participation wi

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want you to the governor of that state says he wants californians to stay away at the national governors associationt week. governor spencer said his state's biggest problems are growth related, says he wants people to stay in california instead of quote, coming as refugees to utah. so now, all right. you moving to state put. all right. that wraps up kron news at 5, but we have a lot more news to get to on kron. 4 news at 6. a p joining catherine for that. she's here now with a preview. yeah, not everybody loves california. it's but that is just the kind >> coming up at 6 o'clock we've been talking about california senator dianne feinstein. >> finally making it clear she's not going to run for re-election. how she going to be remembered and who might be next in line to fill her seat. and the clock is ticking. how much time oakland police chief leronne armstrong has before finding out whether he will keep his job. catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> and now it's 6 senator dianne feinstein finally making it o

governors joining us this evening new jersey democrat governor phil murphy the chair of the national governor's associationrnor from utah, a republican the executive vice chair of the executive governor's association. governors, thanks for being here. you know, you wrote about this d.c. meeting, governor cox, that it helps federal officials cloistered in d.c. understand the real world impact of federal policies. i'm wondering, you know, we get these "common ground" segments how you see eye to eye with governor murphy on big issues. >> well, we have been very fortunate to work together now for several months and we found a lot in common. the thing about governors working together, we actually have to implement these policies. we are where the rubber meet the road and we have 50 governors and we do tend to work together. it's been said we're the last adults in the room when it comes to politics. and i think that's true. governor murphy has an incredible initiative right now that he is working around youth mental health together with his first wife lady of new jersey. that's been one area where we found commo

governor, phil murphy. >> good morning. i feel trepidation is afterthought national anthem. let's get a round of applause. thank you and welcome to the governors associationinter's meeting which is officially called to order. thank you all so much for joining us today to explore solutions to strengthen youth mental health. this goes across state and party lines. i wanted to unite governors from red and blue states alike to increase awareness and frankly i've been blown away by the response. everyone seems to recognize how serious and important in is. from educators, policymakers, elected officials, i am encouraged by the progress we've made so far. in support of the vice chair, utah governor knox. abby cox, they were kind enough to host this, our roundtable last fall in salt lake. governor newsom hosted us in santa monica and we continue to plow through this. knox of utah has launched the immune innovative policies that empowers young people to seek help. i can't wait to have him share details on that please help me welcome governor of the state of utah. >> i am so fortunate to spend time with you guys this morning. i want to think governor murphy for the

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that is a request from the state's governor spencer at the national governors association meeting lastnor says his state's biggest problems are growth related. me wants people to stay in california instead of quote, coming as refugees to utah when asked for some clarification on said that he i would love to see california, you know, cut taxes and regulations implying that californians with then. we're not have to move out a june 2021. report from the university of utah found the california does account for the largest influx of people into utah from across the country. least came right out and told us refugees halloween now know the name of the lucky man who won the record 2 billion dollar powerball jackpot. a low at this point. there's not really. >> anything we know beyond his name. >> the name of the person who was the only player to match all 6 numbers of the historic powerball drawing last november is and when castro. >> edwin edwin castro, southern california, he released a short statement, says he's thrilled to take a lump sum of roughly 997 million dollars. but he's not there.

the governor of that state wants californians to actually stay away at the national governors associationek. governor spencer says, well, his state's biggest problem, our growth related me wants people to stay in california instead of quote, coming as refugees to utah when asked for clarification. said that he would love to see california cut taxes and regulations implying that californians with ben not have to move out a june 2021. report from the university of utah found california accounts for the largest influx of people into utah from across the country. next on kron. 4 news at 3, 30 bicyclists in the east bay. they're being targeted. well, how writing and some coming out with some serious injuries. the latest on the investigation into that and >> what's the best time to exercise? well, new research is pinpointing a time today to work out to lose the most calories or burn the most calories. plus, the new inflation report shows prices going up more than expected. we're live you didn't choose cat allergies. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but.

. >> neil: sir, did you join your other governor colleagues for the national governor's association meetingd the dinner at the white house. i was in d.c. for a couple of days last week but came home early because i have a daughter that is a high school senior and it was senior night at her basketball game. >> neil: you seem to have your priorities in order. let me ask you about the communication issue. you do talk to your colleagues, republican and democrat. we've talked to a good many the last week. there's a concern that there's a disconnect here and maybe the administration is keeping a secret but not having the president come out himself and talk about this. that doesn't mean his defense secretary hasn't or his secretary state hasn't. he has. he's optimistic that he can meet with his chinese counterpart. how do you feel about that and the role the president should play to directly and personally get involved and tell the american people what's going on? >> i can just tell you, i served as governor under the previous president, president trump as well as president biden. the unwillingnes

the two were slated to participate in the national governors association conference taking place throughout the week. governor newsom is also planning to meet with white house officials to discuss a number of issues, including homelessness, and we are following some developing news right now in tonight's powerball, drawing. lottery officials say one ticket sold in washington state is indeed a winner. tonight's jack that is worth $747 million. and here are those winning numbers. 5 11 22. 23 69 in the powerball is seven. this is the nation's ninth largest lotto jackpot, but some people in california not going away empty handed. six tickets sold here match for numbers plus the powerball. those tickets are worth $18,000 each become more and more drivers going victim to catalytic converter thieves every day at 10 30 we hear from one mechanic about the method he thinks can curb the crime. i'll take a look at that weather for the upcoming week. we don't have much rain in the forecast, but some spring like weather potential, see you back here without first a warning from officials on the peninsula.

you are attending the first national governors association meeting of 2023 where you are having discussionst members. and you also met with the president yesterday. what has been the main topics of discussion between the governors and the administration this week? >> well, the governors do tend to get along. there's a little less partisanship in our meetings than there is perhaps on the floor of congress, like you saw at the state of the union address. we're talking about issues that affect our people. we are closer to the people, as governors, so we like to talk about housing, homelessness. we talk about health care questions. we were talking about ways to work together. and i will tell you, mister sharpton, the president struck a very conciliatory tone with all of us. and it was collegial in everywhere. i think that, of course, there is some partisanship, and there is some skepticism there between republicans and democrats, especially when we have a democratic president. but in talking to all my colleagues, they are pretty positive about the way we're trying to work together. >> so, there

nation's governors at the white house. this is part of the national governors association winter meeting.is with us from the white house. what can we expect from today's event? i believe this is a live picture of the vice president speaking. >> reporter: that's right. president biden, vice president kamala harris walking into the east room, starting this event a couple of minutes ago. it is kicking off a weekend of festivities between president biden and the nation's governors. we expected first lady jill biden to be in attendance, but the white house is saying this morning she's going to not attend today's events because she is feeling a little bit under the weather. the white house making sure to say she has been tested for covid and that test did come back negative. but, this is usually an annual bipartisan event between democrats, republican governors, but this is going to be an interesting thing to watch because as you see in the room there, there are several likely 2024 presidential hopefuls, both democrats and republicans in that room. governors like michigan's gretchen whitmer, ne

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and you're all in washington for the national governors association meeting here, but from what i understand bond that's been created here. >> yeah, no question, we've all been through fire, right? especially the last couple years. and being able to connect with my colleagues, you know, troubleshoot, help one another, just even too, you know, have someone who understands the unique moment and job that we all have. we're all human beings, we are all ordinary people, but we have extraordinary roles. serving on extraordinary circumstances, and so to have a friend to call, someone who understands, and who can help, i think it's really powerful. it's really important. and no one else is doing jobs like this, who could possibly understand all the challenges that were put through. >> exactly. >> exactly. and as women, it's a whole new world. there are more and more of us in leadership positions, governor hochul, first female governor of the state of new york. we appreciate that. is there -- like, can you come in a an example of a time when you can think of, when you all came together to support eac

shannon: i went drastically about the direct ceiling for the national governors association put on thement this week we call about the administration and congress to consider serious long-term reforms or reduce the national debt for the country on a more sustainable fiscal footing because of course federal funding close to things you have to get done here in the state. you cannot go out and print money you have to balance your budget. so advice for washington? >> washington eased out the issue both in the short-term and long-term. so yes we need long-term solutions. but we need to make sure we have financial stability now and that involves increasing the debt ceiling so we can pay our obligations and not default on the debt and make sure there is financial stability. shannon: will see if they listen to what you have to say, and thank you much for your time too. >> thank you so much. shannon: up next is a question parents grapple with how it really is too early for kids to have social at this one republican senator has a proposition that might make a lot of american parents who are tire

. >> shannon: quickly about the debt ceiling, not involved with the state, national governor association put out statement calling for administration and congress to consider reform to reduce national debt and put the country on footing. you can't go out and print money, you have to balance your budget, advice for washington? >> gov. katie hobbs: washington needs to deal with this in the short term and long-term. we need long-term solutions, but we need financial stability now and that involves increasing the debt ceiling so we can pay our obligations, not default on debt and make sure there is financial stability. >> shannon: see if they listen, governor, thank you for your time. >> thank you so much >> shannon: up next, a question parents grapple with, how early is too early for kids to have social media? one republican senator has a proposition that might make a lot of american parents who are tired of fighting with their kids very happy. our panel will discuss that next when "fox news sunday" returns from state farm stadium in glendale, arizona. - $200 instantly. just for betting fiv

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tomorrow the news rooms are set to take part in the national governors association's conference. it's set throughout the week. governor newsom also plans to meet with the white house to talk about several issues, including homelessness. time now is 4 46, the u. s military continues to gather remains of a chinese spy balloon this morning after it was shot down off the coast of south carolina high ranking military commander said . this is not the first time chinese spy craft entered u. s airspace. one recently crashed off the coast of hawaii four months ago. senior defense officials also say u. s airspace was invaded at least three times during the trump administration by unknown chinese spy craft. but we were told is there were multiple incursions over florida , one over texas. and then there's been separate reporting . we haven't been able to ask about yet over hawaii and guam. so what were the extent of these incursions? president biden told reporters. it was made clear to china that the us was going to take the aircraft down but was waiting on approval from the u. s military. tw

murphy discusses the importance of youth mental health at the national governors association's winter meeting in washington, d.c.. watch live at 10 am eastern on c-sp. c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span dot org. next, the u.s. supreme court hearing oral argument in their admissions versus the university of north carolina. it focuses on whether private or publieges may consider race as a factor in college admissions it is one of two cases on affirmative action the courts consider this term. >> we will hear arguments in case 20 1707, students for fair admissions versus the inveracity of north caroli

i also served for a year as chair of the national governor's association. lot of value out of the best practice sharing amongst governor of both parties. we're all nonpartisan when it comes to better ways to solve a problem. while we do a great job of learning from each other in the united states, it's worth considering whether our peers may have discovered new approaches to some of the problems that we face here in the united states. so i want you to know that the oecd, organization for economic cooperation and development, that it exists and it's a resource to you when it comes to understanding good ideas and policies on issues that affect your constituents. i want to give three examples to the work that the oecd has done around the world. i'll start with housing affordability. recently, this problem has become a national crisis. a quarter of americans, 25% of americans spend more than 50% of their income on housing. and the oecd has looked at many of the policy prescriptions to improve housing affordability to see whether they're having the intended effec

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murphy discusses the importance of youth mental health at the national governors association's winter meeting in washington, d.c.. watch live at 10 am eastern on c-sp. c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span dot org. next, the u.s. supreme court hearing oral argument in their admissions versus the university of north carolina. it focuses on whether private or publieges may consider race as a factor in college admissions it is one of two cases on affirmative action the courts consider this term. >> we will hear arguments in case 20 1707, students for fair admissions versus the inveracity of north carolina. mr. strawbridge. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. racial classifications are wrong. that princip was enshrined in our law uity cost following the civil war. aentury of resistance to race neutraty followed. this court's landmark decision in bro finally and firmly rejected the view that racial classifications ha any role to play in providing educational oprtunities. since then, t court has broadly forced the constitution 's prohibion on the use of racia

. >> joining me now are the chair and vice chair of the national government association, democratic governorl murphy of new jersey, republican governor spencer cox of utah. the governors met with the president on friday. they attended a nice black-tie dinner at the white house last night. bipartisan entertainment. gentlemen, welcome to "meet the press." >> great to be back, chuck. >> governor murphy, let me start with you on kind of the lit bit of ping-pong, not going to lie to you here, but president biden believes he owes a lot to particularly middle-class america and a lot to tout about economics specifically. but you felt this in your re-election, they don't feel it, the public doesn't feel it. why? >> i think there's a lead lag factor here. i think we underestimate the trauma of the past several years, pandemic, inflation, supply chain, war in europe, kids not in school in person. i don't think you recover -- i don't think you snap back from that overnight. i think thost going to take time. i think we need to look out sort of six or nine months from now, a lot more shovels in the ground

of the organization , the secretary general of iran's national resurrection party ordered the governors to, with the help of democratic associationsrce the required number of cultural workers in certain places . on the regime's treatment of people to take the initiative to become a member of the resurrection party, the factor of forced and demonstrative attendance of some people and groups has been carefully prepared by the party during the public examination with a number of questionnaires prepared by the party and among several thousands of volunteers a statistical scientific explanation was given and they were asked to answer the questions that were asked of them . the questions were about the opinion of these young people about their party. develop and complete it or have other specific questions from this after graduating from the study of translation, in which of the majors to enter the service and the main job, or in terms of the participation of young people in party activities , what results has it brought to them so far , that the most important task of the rastakhiz party of the iranian nation in in front of today's you

general of the organization , the secretary general of the national resurrection party of iran ordered the governors that with the help of the association democratic forces have caused the preparation of offices in certain places for a necessary number of cultural workers. some news these days about the regime's treatment of people who try to join its resurrection party has provided the reason for the forced and demonstrative presence of some people and groups in the process. holding a public exam with questions from a number of questionnaires the party was prepared and a statistical explanation was given to several thousands of volunteers and they were asked to answer the questions they were asked about the opinion of these young people about their party and higher education. entering higher education in relation to the expectations they have from the party to develop and complete it, or other specific questions from this verse , in which of the majors to enter the service and main job after graduating from translation studies, or in the field of youth participation in what results have the party activities brought to them so far, that

the national resurrection of iran ordered the governors to prepare offices in certain places with the help of democratic associations, with the total number of cultural tests . provide a demonstration of some people and groups during the public examination, a number of questionnaires with questions were prepared by the party, and a statistical scientific explanation was given to several thousands of candidates and they were asked to answer the questions they were asked. regarding the opinion of these young people about their party, it was higher education, entering higher education in relation to the expectations they have from the party to develop and complete it, or other specific questions, in this regard, after graduating from school, in which one would they prefer fields, enter the service and the main job , or in the field of youth participation in activities what results has the party brought to them so far , how do they perceive and see the most important task of the rastakhiz party of the iranian nation in front of today's young generation, and it is a place of complete happiness that i announce that all th

nation state hacking conflicts governor surveillance. before joining, he worked at reuters as national journal and his reporting recognized including by the white house correspondents association, the gerald logue award, and-- a journal for the associated press, covering national security, his article, from a year long investigation of law enforcement misconduct, won awards from the american bar association and associated press media editors and nominated for the pulitzer prize, also was a reporter on immigration and the border in texas and part of the team nominated for the pulitzer prize for national reporting. so we're very fortunate to have this panel and for them to take time out of their very busy schedules to come down and discuss this important topic. adam, let me start with you. a lot of discussion about overclassification, improper classification at the conference and reasons for that. just from your perspective, being a long-time reporter in this, i wanted to ask you about what you perceive in terms of, do you see overclassification and improper classification as reasons for why people make disclosures to the media, trying to cover up misconduct or embarrassment, co

the national resurrection party of iran ordered the governors to prepare offices in certain places with the help of democratic associations, with the total number of cultural tests. some news these days about the regime's treatment of people who try to become members of its resurrection party cause mandatory attendance . and the show of some people and groups during the general exam, a number of questionnaires were prepared by the party and a scientific explanation was given to several thousands of candidates and they were asked to respond to the questions that were asked of them. these are unanswered questions about the opinion of these young people about their party , higher education, entering higher education in relation to the expectations they have from the party to develop and complete it, or other specific questions about this, after graduating from translation studies in which of the fields should you enter the service and the main job or in the field of youth participation in what results have the party activities brought to them so far , how do they consider the most important task of the iranian nation's resur