ronnie, ricky, robbie and randy. during his years randy spent a great deal of time at the boys club. it was not yet a boys and girls club. the club was randy's second home. he played sports and learned threater production. the club was the place to be. for randy it still is. his dream was to study acting and perform on broadway. he does a mean elvis. he felt his community had a deeper calling for him. -- recognized as a gifted youth leader. this time randy was offered a position at the club and chartered as a role model. he serves the boys and girls club as executive director. for 43 years randy has served the north beach community. north beach would not be the same without randy dimartini. if you don't know him personally someone you know certainly does. he's loved in our italian community. he does it all from painting the poles in north beach in green, white, red. acting as a referee in cyo basketball games. mentoring our youth in north beach. he's a shining star and someone i feel lucky to know. finally every i tr

so that definitely affects small businesses. >> randy says catering contracts also slowed down. >> a lot of our corporate clients, google, meda, netflix, we might start seeing less catering from them. >> plus cold-weather means his business will have to pull back. >> we have not laid off anyone, we have cut hours here and there, especially when it's raining. we have slow days. we are looking to hire at the moment. >> some like derek are already working two jobs to keep up hours. >> we live off of tips, and it fluctuates depending on how busy the restaurant is during the week or not. recession wise yeah, people are more likely to cook at home instead of going out york >> randy says if recession taught him anything he was how to nimbly buy a business which looks to become the new normal. reporting for kpix 5 . >> this is the red and gold report. >>> reaction today, after we learned cornerback jason verrett will be out the rest of the season after his latest injury. he suffered an ac tear frst season, this is the third season ending injury since he joined the 49ers in 2019. that hit him

welcome randy barnett evan bernick. it's wonderful to be here with you. i'm great really glad to be having a conversation about your amazing. amazing new book, which i've got. i've got right here. hope we can just jump right right into it. well, it's great great for of you to do this. we really appreciate you doing this and i'm looking forward to the we're about to have. i as well. i'm looking forward to it. i'm sure that we're going to have a lot of fun. but what really really my pleasure is going to be mine. it's um, this is a book. i really encourage people to go out and get it and take a look. i can't think of a better cutting edge introduction to this fascinating and controversial thing called original plane original public meaning constitutionalism. we've got things like a blow-by-blow of the drafting of the 14th amendment we have an amazing and wonderful introduction to the growing historical literature on antislavery constitutionalism, which is so decisive from the we're still today shaped by the 1840s and 50s and this is a book that helps readers

randy, steve, rick, thank you. great discussion >> okay. not all that's going on today. a busy today you've got "the new york times" deal book summit reid hastings is speaking. >> you guys have the sequel of glass onion out in theatres and it apparently made a bunch of money. >> we did. >> but there's a question should you have gone wider with that? was there money left on the table? lots of money left on the table. >> because we were interested in customer satisfaction on our service. so with film, we released it typically in film festivals early to stimulate conversation and demand, but not to fulfill that except when it launches on netflix and everybody watches. so our week in the theatres has done exactly that. everyone's talking about it. and december 23rd, the whole world's going to get to see it and i think it will be one of our biggest films. it's a proemotional tactic by film festivals >> this went to 638 theatres across to county tr i. >> big release in the u.s. is 34,000 >> could you see a day where you would do a week at 3,000 or two weeks? >> two religions m

randy wine garth own -- randi winegarten needs to go. stuart.s are experiencing learning loss. ashley, come in for a second. some say the lockdowns are not the only cause of these kids struggles if. what else are they blaming? ashley: you're right. group called no left turn in education. they claim schooling has been hijacked by the teachers unions who they say focus on politics rather than education causing students academic achievements to drop. high school graduates from the class of 2022 average ad score of 19.8 out of 36 on the a.c.t. college admissions test. that is the lowest score in more than 30 years. now critics say, for example a new jersey chapter of the nea ran an ad for the upcoming school year calling parents who speak out against critical race theory and gender identity lessons as extremists. they say students are also being taught that doctors guess the baby's gender at birth, guess, and that gender is a spectrum, it has nothing to do with biological sex. so no wonder those test scores are going down and down. ridiculous. stuar

thank you randy.nks evan. >> thank you for your kind words really appreciate it. >> thank you so much john really apply pressure to pleasure. ♪ if you are enjoying a book tv than sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more. book tv every sunday on cspan2 or anytime online apple tv.org. television for serious readers. ♪ ♪ ♪ middle and high school students, it is short time to shine for you are invited to participate in this years c-span student came documentary competition. in light of the upcoming midterm election picture yourself as a newly elected member of congress. we ask this year's competitors what is your top priority and why? make a five -- six minute video that shows the importance of your issues from opposing and supporting perspectives. do not be afraid to take risks with your documentary. be bold pretty monks he wanted to thousand dollars in cash prizes is a $5000 grand prize. videos mu

i love randi weingarten, she's a friend of mine.ump to the conclusion that she is the most heiress person on earth, i feel really stupid. i'm sorry, if you believe that your stupid, mike pompeo thinks are stupid republican, voters, i don't. >> i wager that mike pompeo does not actually believe that she's more dangerous than vladimir putin. >> she's a liar? >> while, if you wanna go down that road, we can. there is a lot of exaggeration in politics. i've worked for people who've done it. you work for people who have done. it, yad vashem some pretty crazy statements lemonade. and again, when i said republican communications one-on-one, i was not praising it. i thought we used to do it a little more strategically. >> you are saying that this is how we're going to see. and when the other things that we saw today is this ad. herschel walker is up there with a transgender swimmer, or sorry, a woman who lost or tied with a transgender woman who was swimming against her. with the idea of drawing the trans argument into this culture war. you

thanks randy. thanks. thanks, and thanks for your kind words. i really appreciate it. thanks so much, john really a pleasure. great.

really as randy suggest that connects up all these things.i did me to cut you off, evan. >> guest: i was is going to express a mild disagreement with my co-author with respect to the thirteenth amendment and precisely what it was able to do. the thirteenth amendment notoriously does not entirely banned slavery or involuntary servitude. it does so except in punishment for a crime. and southern states responded to that space by enacting laws that were designed to impose slavery by another name, by means of text that allow them arguably to do precisely that. the fourteenth amendment was unquestionably a means of going beyond the abolition of slavery, to abolish white supremacy, but it was also a makeup of sorts for the limitations of the thirteenth amendment in achieving the kind of justice in creating the kind of citizenship that republicans desired. if you look at the leading republicans who spoke in the 39th congress about what they understood the thirteenth amendment to be able to do, with the exception of john bingham and a couple of other

what's randy doing about it? when she is not visiting ukraine twice in the last year, she is screaming like a lunatic at democrat rallies. listen. >> but you know who is on our side? do you know who is the problem solvers? governor whitmer. who's investing in our kids and our public schools? whwho's protecting our democrac? who's the problem solvers. then, on the other side, on the other side who's stoking up resentment, anger, and fear? here ho is using kids as political pawns? >> jesse: you are, randy. this actually is exexactly what you did. you see, randy cares a lot about politics. why she is traveling all around the country pushing all of these same democrat talking points. >> i have watched him basically be shill for the party that wants to cut taxes for the rich and wants to cut the hard earned benefits that ohioans have earned. >> jesse: randy, calm down, you are making the ohioans uncomfortable. is it just me or does randi weingarten sound like howard dean, not an educator? you know, i bet she is not te

the most dangerous is randy weingarten.ach our kids. >> come on. >> that's the former secretary of state saying that randy is more dangerous than xi jinping, rudy giuliani, the list goes on. >> is this another harvard boy? seriously. >> no. west point. west point. >> first of his class. >> we'll look. >> look it up real quick. some of these ivy league boys. what filth did it teach them up there? it is not even serious. if you got problems with the teachers union. went to harvard law. another harvard boy. what do they teach those people in the ivy schools? it is just -- what an embarrassment. how many people that graduated from west point, great americans, proud americans, noble americans, who actually, actually believe what general mcarthur said last time going to west point talking about duty, honor and country. flinch, flinch. when mike pompeo turns public office into a clown show. he's saying that randy weingarten is more dangerous than vladimir putin? you know, sometimes it's just too much. let's bring in richard haas.

critics tearing into randi weingarten. remember her?the american federation of teachers representing 1.7 million teachers nationwide. weingarten wants amnesty now for anybody who made bad decisions during the pandemic that closed schools. we know those bad decisions caused catastrophic learning loss for our children. and we also know weingarten pushed hard for those shutdowns. she tweeted i agree to a controversial article in the atlantic arguing for pandemic amnesty. senator ted cruz, one of many people going after the very powerful union leader weingarten. >> one of the most toxic voices fighting against kids, fighting against school choice every where she can. you know, we now have emails where randi weingarten was urging the biden administration please shut down the schools. keep them shut down. >> harris: speaking of weingarten, she has been on the campaign trail for democrats. this is interesting not talking about education. wait until you see it. she was talking about j.d. vance in ohio, the republican running there while stumpin

the most dangerous person in the world is randi weingarten. it's not a close call." head of the teachers union, she had this to say. listen. >> look, i guess he's running for president. i mean, he has all the extremist talking points down. he knows better. he's a west point boy. he knows better. but he is doing this to try and win a republican primary, and he is hurting kids, and the effort of teachers to bring the country back together. >> griff: joe, your reaction? >> i'll be happy to repeat the sentiment of mike pompeo. randi weingarten did more damage to our kids than any public figure in this country. she is responsible for keeping my kids out of school, julie's kids out of school, for months and months after they should have gone back, because the data and the science said so. she has yet to apologize. i just can't believe now that she is making herself the victim here. but democrats will never hold the teachers unions and randi weingarten accountable, because, again, democrats are in bed with the teachers union, and this is all happening, by the way, griff --

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you two not mess with randy. very good to have you, randy.ng, and it happens sometimes where if this guy was brought up on any other charges, not federal charges he would be out especially with the lean bail policies we have in effect. that is scary of itself but what do you make of this treatment here and applying federal charges that would have kept him and did keep him behind security? >> well, you're absolutely right, especially under the previous district attorney in san francisco chesa boudin who was mersfully removed from office and we have a new district attorney there but the liberal laws and the policies in california could conceivably have led to even low bail or no bail release for this individual. so the feds put in charges on him give as little more teeth to these charges and i have a feeling that he is not going to see the light of day for a long, long time, which is good for the public for sure. neil: if the victim or intended victim, maybe for you, they grant special you know investigation status but for anyone else this woul

. >> reporter: randy is not the kind of boss afraid to roll up his sleeves. today he is behind the sushi counter to make up something fresh to go. >> this is one of our speciality rolls. >> reporter: as business owner he is looking beyond the production line to the bottom line and sees clouds ahead, slow downs, cut backs, layoffs in the largest silicon valley economy that can affect him and workers. >> when you are trying to balance labor hours, it's easy to look on paper and say we have to cut staff. but knowing how important a lot of your employees are, you don't want them to go anywhere else. >> reporter: randy started sushi confidential ten years ago after successful career as cancer research scientist for biotech firms. he grew business to three restaurants in campbell, san jose, morgan hill, and employs 123 people. like many he thoughts sales would rebound quickly after the pandemic but it didn't materialize. large valley tech employers like apple have come back to office only part time. >> corporate customers are not going out. our network five days a

one thing that randy and i tried to dos throughout this book is separate what we think our consideredlection on the evidence we've uncovered showed and what we'd do all things considered and not committed to selling people that because the historical report has fallen short of normative aspiration, we should neglect to acknowledge the under side, even with the basic concept of citizenship. it draws a distinction between policy and matter of political theory are profoundly propmatic and did what the 14th amendment remits and accomplished a dramatic change and would have done more in that regard and had abolition democracy and not basically ship wrecked by the supreme courts and not to mention revenge in force that went out of their way to target supporters of the people and origin marginalized population. absolutely. we've acknowledged that and we make our effort to do what we can to find where the evidence leads. also recognize that the evidence doesn't lead to a happy eni didg for everybody. not even for us. it's a 14th amendment did more than it did. we say it d then the 15th and th

the most dangerous person in the world is randi weingarten? big charge but i understand where he is coming from. he is talking about the decline of american education and our inability to educate our children. we have lost this sort of wrapping our arms around the idea we want to be competitive and give them an edge and we want to win, right? so this idea of teaching our children and allowing them to win and be competitive in the world has been so dramatically undercut by the learning loss that happened from covid and now a new study that shows more clearly the documentation of how much income these children are likely to lose. it goes back to will they drop out of school in eighth grade? will they drop out of school in high school because they are struggling to keep up? that leads to the inability to buy a car, to buy a home, to maybe get married, teen motherhood, all these issues that are so complicated. what we have heard from randi weingarten is excuses about what happened. what about solutions to fix it now? this is what i keep coming bac

. >> reporter: randy is not the kind of boss afraid to roll up his sleeves. today he is jumping behind the sushi counter to make up something fresh to go. >> this is one of our speciality rolls. >> reporter: as business owner he is looking beyond the production line to the bottom line and sees clouds ahead, slow downs, cut backs, layoffs in the largest silicon valley economy that could affect him and workers. >> when you are trying to balance labor hours, it's easy to look on paper. knowing how important your employees are, you don't want them to go anywhere else. >> reporter: he started sushi confidential ten years ago. he grew to three restaurants in campbell, san jose, morgan hill and employers 123 people. he thought sales would rebound quickly after the pandemic but it didn't materialize. large valley tech employers like apple have come back to office only part time. >> our corporate customers are not going out, aren't at work five days a week. they're not going to lunch. they're cooking and having lunch at home. that affects small businesses. >> reporter

randy, thanks so much for joining us and thank you for all you do.eagues in ukraine telling you about what ukrainian children right now are going through? >> well, our colleagues are very busy trying to make sure that they're providing warmth to those ukrainian children and families. it's been incredibly tough for kids and tough for all the ukrainian people, but our goal is to keep children and families together so that they're able to feel safe. for the kids in orphanages, we've worked to take those kids out of harm's way, out of places and bring them to mountain areas where they can all stay together so they are feeling safe. obviously, kid save is an organization championing for older kids in care so we're working right now to keep them alive and safe. and then as the war ends, which i know it will at some point, we're going to go back to really trying to get those kids into families. so children in ukraine are suffering, but i'm amazed at the will of the people and how people are banding together to really help them. >> how does your staff operat

welcome randy barnett evan bernick. it's wonderful to be here with you. i'm great really glad to be havi >> welcome it's wonderful to be here with you having a conversation about your amazing new book let's jump right into it. >> it's great for you to do this and i'm a looking forward to the conversation. >> and i as well as sure we will have a lot of fun. the pleasuree is mine this is a book i encourage people to go out and get it and take a look i cannot think of a better cutting-edge to original public meeting constitutionalism we have the blow-by-blow of the drafting in an amazing and wonderful introduction of anti- slavery constitutionalism and today we are shaped by the 18 forties and fifties and i hope we talk about this a lot it says nearly everything we know about the key section one and five is s all wrong so here is a place i thought we might start with the premise of the question when i think about originalal is a i think of philadelphia, st1787 as principal parts of my diet i think of james madison and the founders of the 18th century what do

. >> reporter: randy is not the kind of boss who's afraid to roll up his sleeves.jumping behind the sushi counter to make up something fresh to go. >> this is just one of our specialty rolls. >> reporter: but as the business owner, he's looking beyond the production line to the bottom line and sees some clouds ahead. slowdowns and cutbacks and layoffs in the largest silicon valley economy that could affect him and his workers. >> when you are trying to balance your labor hours, you know, it's easy to look at it on paper and say okay, we have to cut staff. but knowing how important a lot of your employees are, you don't want them to go anywhere else. >> reporter: randy started sushi confidential ten years ago after a successful career as a cancer research scientist for bay area biotech firms. he grew the business to three restaurants in campbell, san jose and morgan hill and now employs 123 people. like many, he thought sales would rebound quickly after the pandemic. but it didn't materialize. large valley tech employers like apple have come back to office only part

both before vanessa walked down the aisle she sought foot council of her father randy.also a retired cop with 23 years on the force. randi decided he needed a man to man with raven. >> he came in and he was all smiles and very, very fun to be around, very talkative, outgoing. >> you and your wife taught good? >> oh yes, i was very impressed with raven. >> so impressed randy gave the two his blessing. >> how is the wedding? >> the wedding was beautiful. it was great. >> and you thought, what's, we're gonna be okay? >> absolutely. >> coming up -- >> you think, at last, justice. >> yes. >> and arrest in the case when dateline continues. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your docto

yeah. randy's houses definitely over there. ah, how are you? hey, just overheating random ancestor was among many indigenous people forcibly relocated from man land, but randy's ancestor refused to leave. so the fact that he's still here farming is an active resistance. he tell us a little bit about where we are, talk, what feels good farms, what i wanted to do regionally was to lake you know, go off grade or you know, all that, blah, blah, blah. you know, every thief always talks exterior. everyone talks about the individual person who can handle hold my own. yeah, exactly, and like, that's where it all started. and once i started like engaging with people and started seem like it was all about oneself, you know, my home, i know i kind of do without all my people go leak the moisture like use in sheep world. mulch is been like something i've been really into the past couple. ready years and it retains the water feel like we'll just dig it up. you'll see it. you see how she like these by sheely, i'm going on any. oh, i'm using when i haven't ha

randi weingarten says i know mike pompeo is running for president and i don't know if to characterize his characterization as ridiculous or dangerous. >> todd: retired disney bob woodward iger is back, replacing bob, who placed criticism for pushing woke policies and losing money. >> carley: a single mom running for republican state senate joins us now, she takes her daughter to disney every year. big shakeup, what do you think it will look like with iger back in charge? >> it is great to be with you, there are just two sides of the same coin and we all know it. last year they started pushing this woke doctrination and pushing back against ron desantis, the american people spoke loudly and clearly. whether in virginia or florida, parents stood up, that is not what we want. i have been a big fan of disney, my daughter and i love the park and watching disney movies, i shouldn't be afraid to let my daughter sit and watch a disney movie and have to preview it first pause i'm worried about the kind of indoctrination they are pushing on my child and that is why disney issil faing parents an

but that's how head coach randy bennett likes. >> beginning get thrown in the fire.nd i think that's the best way to learn and get good. and that's that's our only option that. so we have to do it this year. but 3 seniors and their their as leaders and they've been through it and they were on the team that. with the final 32 all day. and they were all start or so. we have that. but our young guys are going to come through for us, and we have a lot of them. >> summer after become. >> a good starters. >> randy bennett, saint mary seemingly always good. can they be great again this year >> he is a zoo first celebrating his first birthday and he is the star of a new children's book or talking about the fact the cleveland zoo threw a big party for baby i am base a cute little thing. this was his milestone birthday. born 6 weeks early. his mother didn't really take much interest in raising him. so the group's oldest female named freddy stepped in and after recovering from pneumonia, cayenne bay was returned to the group as new mother by his side. the zoo marked his challen

yeah. randy's house is definitely over there. ah, how are you? i just overheating. randall ancestor was among many indigenous people forcibly relocated from man land, but randy's ancestor refused to leave. so the fact that he's still here farming is an active resistance. he tell us a little bit about where we are taught what's, what's the use of skin farms? what i wanted to do, regionally wise to lake you know, go off grade or you know, all that, blah, blah, blah. you know, everything we always toxic state. everyone talks about the individual person who can handle fold my own. yeah, exactly like, that's where it all started. and once i started like engaging with people and started seem like it was all about oneself, you know, oh, i know i couldn't do without all my people did go leak the moisture like using sheep world. mulch is been likes up my been really into the past couple years. it retains the water like with you see how she like these by helium going i mean oh i'm using what i haven't had is your method. yeah, it's my method a go. i'm tryi

about you when asked to name the most dangerous person in the world he points to randi weingarten. she claims he is just trying to win the gop primary with talk like that. charlie hurt, here is what mike pompeo said, i get asked who is the most dangerous person in the world, chairman kim, xi jinping, the most dangerous person in the world is randi weingarten. it's not a close call. the if you ask who is most likely to take the country down, it's the teachers' unions and the filth they are teaching the kids. >> what he's doing is making it harder for teachers all across america to teach kids, to bring parents and teachers together. that's what is pathetic about what he's doing. he knows better. >> john: charlie, we have set the table, now you go ahead and eat. >> well, to be sure those are strong words from secretary mike pompeo, and it's a stark reminder that, you know, most people remember secretary mike pompeo for being secretary of state, and cia director, before that he was a congressman from kansas representing the people of kansas and speaks for a lot of people, the stuff tha

let's declare a pandemic amnesty and randi weingarten is like let's just do that.pete? >> of course she says that. first of all, anyone can be forgiven for the first 15 days the slow the spread. the first couple of weeks or months we get that. even the latter part of the 2022 school year finish the school year, stay safe and careful. that's when randi weingarten went to work against the science and her own prerogatives working with the cdc eventually later on to try to keep schools closed. the first step to amnesty, if you want to call it that, or forgiveness, is apologizing. is standing up and recognizing we were wrong. the thing is, that would mean they believe they were wrong. they believe they were able to get to the trough, pull more money for government schools, more money for teachers effectively an extortion. kids were always an after thought. they new distance learning wouldn't be effective and kids would fall behind. they knew the science as we learned more that kids could go to school safely unmasked and even when it all came to light, they politically d

everything's randy and someone gets done. so we do understand that that is the call me if you need me for that default. and then my understanding, you know, like what rates will be more me or have china have to understand the information that china has to return back to me. we're trying, i have in italy of applied up the final water up 962. and i understand that she gave me a role in relation to best on the issues as large and in relation to becoming are kind of me are solving this problem that's been. yeah. and i'm up and i think the momentum sort of in, at the school we deal with the issue and, and solving that will be mannered. then i do understand that they will be bombing back in relation to brits also. and i do also find the emergence of a try car. when i try not to not she doesn't bother you just so they couldn't get inside line. and then they can get into planning on the shoes. i mean, that happens and probably be the something mom. what is that such? am definitely the bilateral relationship between yeah and russia. d

people are more often to cook at home instead of going out. >> reporter: randy says if the recession taught him anything, it was how to run a business nimbly, which now looks to become the new normal. in campbell, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a bay area mayor is taking a stand after elon musk's takeover of twitter. emeryville mayor says he is canceling a tour of the plant factory in fremont. he treated a copy of looks like an email to tesla expanding his decision to pull out of the tour next month. bonners is also the chair of the bay area air quality management district board of directors . the tour was meant to introduce him to the tesla manufacturing process, and discuss permitting timelines. but, bonners road, quote, while permitting timelines are important, so are other things. he went on to say that musk used the takeover to censor free speech, and distort social discourse and disinformation, which, he says, runs against his values. >>> we want to bring you some breaking news in san jose, chapter 5 is live over the scene of a deadly motorcycle crash. this happening at caudle road a

article medications along with these television companies support c-span2 as a public service. ..welcome randy barnett evan bernick. it's wonderful to be here with you. i'm great really glad to be having a conversation about your amazing. amazing new book, which i've got. i've got right here. hope we can just jump right right into it. well, it's great great for of

so, randi, let's just talk to the audience, i'm serious.uestion from reverend al. reverend al and i, heated mile opponents, and put a measure on the floor about him and after that we started talking and trying to figure out our differences and where we stand apart and in recent years started talking about mistakes that we've made in the past and talked about it privately. we talked about it publicly, and, you know, reverend al's one of my dearest friends. i want to -- also talk about you and me. i can't think of many issues through the years that we agreed on at times. >> right. >> but the one thing i've found and i'm just saying this to the audience because they need to understand why somebody like secretary pompeo's statements are so destructive. i had strong disagreements with you. and every time we sat down and talked, i knew you were coming from a position of good faith. you have to represent a lot of people in your union. you can't turn that union on a dime, but there are times that, like, for instance, the last time we had a lot of t

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so we look at a situation where randi weingarten says we all suffered let's get over it.ay we can't forget about it. especially biggest drop on test scores came from impoverished districts. people need it the most suffered the most. got to be help to pay for it. here's the plan. do you guys have a plan to catch the kids of virginia up for what they missed? >> yes. and by the way, speaking of randi weingarten, do you know, i just saw a report that four of the largest teacher's unions have lost about 200,000 members because, you know. >> brian: good. >> most of these teachers don't want this woke stuff either. they don't want to be teaching gender policy and all of that they just want to teach the children. that's what they went to school for. they have a love for it. so we here in virginia what we're going to do because i'm going to have a. >> bill: put in next year is to give parents the opportunity to choose where their children should go to school. >> steve: awesome. >> whether that's to remain in public schools or home school or private school, whatever it is what you

the tweet came a day after pompeo's interview with where he called randi weingarten, the head of theangerous person in the world. not vladimir putin, not kim jong-un. she said pompeo was desperate to be labeled as an extremist in the republican presidential primary. she had a quote, he's flooding the zone with disinformation and what's dangerous about that is that it will lead to violence. he's decided to use his campaign to foment hate and division. randi weingarten will be a guest coming up later on "morning joe." >>> meanwhile, a woman who said georgia republican nominee herschel walker pressured her to have an abortion has come forward with more evidence to support her claims. appearing at a press conference yesterday the woman identified only as jane doe shared recordings of a phone call and voice mail allegedly sent to her by walker who was her former boyfriend. >> you, this is your stud farm will talk to you later. bye-bye. >> the woman came forward last month, after another of walker's former girlfriends also accused of him of paying for her to have an abortion. even referrin

speaker, i rise today in honor of fire chief randy mobly, an exceptional georgian and selfless leadern his community. in 1982, mr. mobly was hired as a fireman. chief mobly went on to dedicate 40 years of service to the city of brunswick, 10 of which was spent as fire chief. over four decades of noble labor, randy has implemented many programs that have helped keep brunswick citizens safe. his safety smoke alarm program provided smoke alarms to all residents in his community. through his program, brunswick was able to maintain a class 1 iso insurance rating, the highest protection rating you can receive. what an inspiration it is to go to work every day and put your own life on the line to save others. individuals like chief randy mobly made me proud -- make me proud to represent the first congressional district of georgia. mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the 75th anniversary of india's independence from the british empire. on august 15, 1947, the parliament passed the indian independence act, officially establishing india as a sovereign nation after nearly 90 years under the r

the threats that the united states faces, you threw something into the mix the other day, you said randi weingarten, the president of the american federation of teachers is the most dangerous person in america, you framed that in terms of the issue of foreign policy. you said in the new york post today, this focus on indoctrination of education is why weingarten and the leftist establishment she represents is so dangerous. malfeasance directly empowers xi, putin and others who look to our schools to accelerate the decline which they build their global narrative. i mean -- that sounds like a lot of responsibility for a teachers' union president. >> look, john, we have watched the teachers' unions during the lockdowns, my article talks about the place we find ourself and the global standing for educating our kids, and we know, too, we are not even teaching that america is an exceptional nation. we are undermining the very foundation of our nation inside our schools and the teachers' union and randi weingarten in particular have been at this for did he indicates. we'll confront xi jinping,

no confirmation on any of that professor, but always good to have you here, professor site bob randy from the university of to ron. it's always good to see you . my friend. thanks. a lot of protesters of torched, a number of un trucks in the democratic republic of congo, locals claim the peacekeepers. vehicles have been used to transport insurgents along the rwandan border. oh, latino fierce fighting between congolese government forces and the m 23 and sergent group in the border region. government claims the militants have been supported by neighboring rwanda. on tuesday, the un mission said it would again, a strategic withdrawal from an area where m 23 had been advancing. so we had the streets of the frontier city of goma to have all the people that have to say i just figured we are asking our president to help us to remove the un mission from you. all government is not able to fight these rebels. give us the weapons and we'll fight them some on is going to not do best and i because of his rebels, we have flatow home. that's why we're angry. and we would just burn this un vehicles

we also have to bring up florida governor randi santa. he of course, had a landslide victory by nearly 20 points in his state recently. so clearly, republican voters like him. do you think that this is going to be a tough bed for that nomination for trump, especially if he is going up directly against someone like de santis? well, it will be interesting to see right to my personal prediction, looking at right now that coverage can't just will not actually go one on one truck . it depends on who else is going to get in the field. that's where this gets interesting. you are to hear, have pompei o secretary of state pompeo, who puts a lot of fear in the international community, even the neo con community. they are champion him. that is already putting it out there that he will, vice president, my pin to the media has absolutely hated the last 6 years. all of a sudden he's the darling as he's doing it, done interviews with a b, c as well as c. and i doing a live channel one more quick note talking about that tonight. oddly enough, you know, t

randy doesn't seem to be quite a fan of unions. he says the issues with unions is that they do not do what they promise. they take your money in june and give you nothing in return. that feels like a very old score approach to unions. jordan 24 year old jordan. tell me why randy is wrong. again, i'd be terminated 3 times due to my health issue. i've gotten no accommodations, no type of a b recommendations. no type of work. i'm sorry papa leave a proper p indefinitely because a medical issue, an amazon is very, very hard, especially we just had to jackie, i've been treated as failure. you know, these workers are these workers. i was to have family of kids, your parents, you have to go to the, you know, these were going to wake up every day and scarce like them and i have a job the next day. oh, i are wandering. they was a big difference between organizing in the fifty's and organizing in the 2022 is what tools that you have available. how do you connect with people? and chris smalls is one of your co union organizers, jordan, and in

quote, the most dangerous person in the world is randi weingarten. and they're not an isolated incident. they're part of a gop effort to levy smears and lies about teachers. teachers. it's part of their effort to remake the american public school system, remake it or destroy it maybe. randi weingarten responded, quote, i know that mike pompeo is running for president and i don't know whether his characterization of me is ridiculous or dangerous. joining us now is randi weingarten. i think it's ridiculous and dangerous. i want to give you a chance to respond. >> well, you know, i was actually on my way back from an international trip with labor unions from across the world, like in brazil, in ukraine, who have been fighting autocrats and fighting this disgusting, polarizing division and feeling people inspired by that. nicolle, it was both ridiculous and dangerous, but more than that, it was pathetic in that he is attacking teachers. the piece i found most dangerous and pathetic was when he called what we do filth. we know what code that's about. at t

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