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your thoughts, randi weingarten? >> first of all, there are a lot of fantastic parent groups, starting with the pta of america, people have been volunteering for years, then there is moms rising, parents group together that has a platform of 5 million parents. parents, thank god are looking for ways to be engaged in their kids schools, that is fantastic. the other parent groups i talked about don't do divide and conquer and frankly the curriculums in terms of florida, they don't do what she just said, they are curriculums that are done by the state and you saw this year, what the state is doing by changing the curriculum of history and frankly that has been promoted by people like ron desantis and people like, you know, let me just say people like ron desantis and ultimately what we need to do is we need to try to solve these problems which by ar the way, the new research says, according to doug harrison and things like that, that these problems actually were caused by the disconnection and by the issues around covid

. >> randi weingarten head of the american federation of teachers union enjoyed national education associationresident becky pringle to discuss opportunities and practical skills associate with career and technical education. they're interviewed by "washington post" opinion editor lexi mcallen. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone. thank you for joining us. i am alexi opinion editor with the "washington post" and i am so happy to be joined today by becky and randy for a wide ranging or as we can fit into 25 minutes. [laughter] conversation about education. not necessarily where we have been i don't think want to rehash the past we all know how the pandemic has change the state of education both tangibly and as a political issue printed bloom to focus on the future and solutions. what iss working, what is not nt necessarily all the scary things. but that said if you listen to republicans i'm sitting with two of the most dangerous women in the country rightit now. [laughter] there is an idea a very select few including both of you who are making all the decisions, pulling the strings about what

visit ncicap.org] >> randi weingarten, head of the american federation of teachers union joined national education association president becky pringle to discuss opportunities and practical skills associated with career and technical education. they were interviewed by a washington post opinion editor. >> well, good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm an opinion editor with a washington post. i'm so happy to be joined today by becky and randi for a wide-ranging conversation about education. not necessarily where we have been, i don't want to rehash the past. we know how the pandemic and partisanship have changed the state of education as a political issue. i want to focus on the future and solutions, what's working, what's not, not necessarily on the scary things. if you listen to republicans, i'm sitting with two of the most dangerous women in the country right now. there is this idea that a select few are making decisions about what's happening with education in america. polls show that americans are generally supportive of teachers and trusted them, but they are divided

visit ncicap.org] >> randi weingarten, head of the american federation of teachers

host: the start of a new school year, we welcome back randi weingarten, president of the 1.7 million member federation of american teachers. what do you see as the biggest challenges facing teachers this school year? guest: the biggest challenges -- first off, it's great to have backsc

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randi weingarten and her crew -- [applause] are absolutely strangling, her taking the worst of theirr our kids. and when you have the president of the united states sleeping with a member of the teachers union, there is no chance that you can take the stranglehold away prosecute teachers union every day. they have an advocate in the white house every day for the worst of their teachers, not for our students to be the best they can be. a president of the united states has to take on the teachers union. i did it in new jersey, and i will do it as president of the united states. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> moderator: governor desantis, i have a question for you. governor desantis, i have -- >> you guys having fun -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> -- develop skills which in some instances could be apply for their personal benefit. you have said slaves developed skills in spite of slavery, not because of it, but many are still hurt. for descendants of slaves, this is personal. what is your message to them? >> first of all, that's a hoax that was person rate -- perpetrated by kamala