i teach at sheridan elementary as well. you've heard our students and our staff and our families. >> what's going on at our site is a shame. it is horrible. you are trying to shut us down and we serve the community. we have families that come to us who say for the first time they feel like they're at home and that they are welcome and accepted as they are. and you are doing things to make us undesirable. you are busing students away from our neighborhood and you are capping our kindergarten classes. we serve the families that come to us who aren't able to enroll on time because of whatever their lives have for them. but we take them and we bring them where they need to be. we can't do that if you make us all split grade level classes. now i have a few more parent letters which were unable to come so i will give those to you. and along with the teachers signatures we have our own signatures to share. >> thank you. you can bring that to me. i will give this to thursday after i don't recall the next group up. please come to th

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the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the welcome back. the cross stock were all things we considered on peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing trump's new foreign policy the, the okay, let's go back to daniel in new york and i'm talking to the title of this program is tax americana. and the reason why i put that there is because it seems the light of what we have said already in this program that there is going, there is a transition going on from pax americana, to tax america. trumpet has this amazing affinity for a tear of taxes. he's doesn't push sanction so much, but i mean that's still in the, in the, in the cards. it's kind of, i'm trying to u

doing here is absolutely immoral and going against his military generals, his friends, sherman and sheridan. he asked if the christian churches could step forward to help him reconstruct a new, fairer american indian policy. and this is american history tv's series the first 100 days, where we look at the early months of a presidential administration this week. we're looking at ulysses grant's first few months in office in 1869. our guest, erik alexander of southern illinois university, edwardsville. professor alexander, how would you describe grace ence relationship with andrew johnson and his it is predecessor her. yes, great question. and it was a rocky relationship to beur grant, of course, had, as i mentioned, had very little political experience after th civil war had ended and following the assassination of abraham lincoln in 1865. grant had been given a new title created by congress, the general of the army of the united states. and in those years after the war, he was largely responsible for overseeing the military's implementation of johnson's reconstruction policies. but both gra

that no. 1929 and it's his taylor sheridan got gotten wind of this yet i mean is he. >> yes. >> no because then i heard myself say it. but there's nothing to the. >> there's nothing. >> no it's not. >> but by the way, i made the other thing that's fascinating about that period in this period is just. >> is there. >> any money in books anymore? the speculation, i mean, the speculation we talk about crypto and all of that and meme coins. i mean, that is what was happening in 2019, a very different, different version with stocks. >> it's hard. there's no money in publishing anymore. this is done for the love. >> of the game. >> this actually is done for this is a game. this this is one of those projects where i just wanted to figure out if it was possible. >> we got. >> jobless claims, then we're going. >> to come much more important. >> i have more comment. steve liesman, did you hear that? steve joins us now at the breaking. and then you can weigh in after this. steve. >> i heard something about an eight figure advance jobless claims rising to 219,000 for the week of february 15th, a touch

tension right now honestly and actually cognitive dissonance like we're hearing from you know i was at sheridannd there and they in other schools like malcolm x are being told they're going to get a kindergarten first grade split next year and i'm not when we already have teachers who are telling us that they can't implement our curriculum and a mirror you know there just aren't enough minutes in the day for this. how on earth is one teacher going to implement a kindergarten in a first grade curriculum? right. i just like there's so many if we really are aligning our budget with our student outcomes that doesn't i just don't know how that works. so these are the kind of decisions where i think we really do need community at the forefront. i think the the other thing i was just to build off of a couple commissioners who commented on this there's this question around like we have many, many schools with multiple practices all happening at once and how do we isolate maybe if you will, the things that we know are working that we can see and point to and say this practice is happening at this school