school? trick the state curriculum oh we are talking about a specific school board or a specific library board. the fact is in the united states. we don't have a national system of libraries or schools. it's all local government. and so it's decision by a local government agency to stop providing access to a book because of the ideas or opinions expressed in that book and given the first amendment applies to every government agency. we find that censorship wrong and we fight against it librarians acquire books for the benefit of the community. they follow policy and doing that. it's not arbitrary our capricious. they are very concerned about meeting the information needs of everyone in the community and that some one person might object to a particular book should not be a reason for taking it off the shelf particularly in regards to government agencies that are charged with providing free and open access to information under the first amendment now deb caldwell stone according to your office 39% of the book bands are initiated by parents 24% by general patrons 18% by board administration 10% by religious or political g

the sky above the russian set in russian danger is therefore our danger and the danger of the united state school. 2 days later, u. s. president roosevelt awesome gives a speech supporting the ussr but there are other political forces in the united states.

the guy a been the russians in russian danger is therefore our danger and the danger of the united state school 2 days later, u. s. president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the ussr but there are other political forces in the united states. cherry tree makes his speech in december of 41, and the senate is as if the russians are waiting. we support the germans at the germans or when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stolen of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence report, state the via tank is still in doubt. mm. it's imperative that the u. s. makes it clear to japan that if they attack the soviet union will have support but the british and american authorities will not support the usaa the u. s. military assures roosevelt that germany will quickly conquer rachelle on the way to the church. you recall that before out of 5 war department, experts at no doubt that russia would be knocked out in a few days. meanwhile, the red arm

school era. shortly after canada -- leaders from the united states and canada came together to discuss the need for such a process, in the united states. we support a community of thousands of boarding school survivors and descendants. on behalf of these relatives as well as 54 endorsements, and 26 resolutions for tribes and national organizations, i am here to strongly support hr 5444. our collaborative work with the u.s. department of interior has identified 408 federally funded and supported u.s. indian boarding schools, as well as 89 additional institutions that receive no federal funding at all. these 497 boarding schools operated as a broad system with a singular goal aimed at our children. the stated purpose of the united states indian boarding school policy was to destroy indian culture by using education as a weapon. this purpose was clarified by general pratte. enforcing commitments -- pratt's motto to kill the indian him and save the man, became an operation of these institutions. upon arrival, children have their hair chopped, clothes stripped and their names replaced with english ones,

school era. shortly after canada launched their reconciliation commission leaders to the united states and canada came together to discuss the need for such a process in the united states. now we support a community of thousands of boarding school survivors and does defendants . on behalf of these relatives as well as 54 endorsements and 26 resolutions from tribes and national organizations i amhere to strongly support hr 54 . our collaborative work with the us department of interior as identified 408 federally funded and supported us indian boarding schools as well as 89 traditional institutions that receive no federal funding at all. for centuries these 497 boarding schools operated as a broad system with asingular goal and aim . our children. the stated purpose of the united states indian boarding school policy was to destroy indian culture by using education as a weapon. this purpose was clarified by general craft and fierce commitmentto an agenda of assimilation . perhaps motive to kill the indian in him and say the man became astandard for the operation of these institutions . upon arrival

that is russian danger is therefore our danger and the danger of the united state school. 2 days later us, president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the ussr. but there are other political forces in the united states. i returned makes his speech in december of 41. and the senate is as if the russians are when we should support the germans. and if the germans are, when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that sets of it in the west at this time dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stall in of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence for point state the via tank is still in doubt.

school closures. you have the whole united states, each school close to what happens they put little dot on theit map. the eastern seaboard had aab lo. they went on the southern states had some, florida does not dot on whole state of florida. however it has looked at this. what they said is the places who locked kids out of school did not have reliable in person education. they have seen a widening of the achievement gap between rich, poor, black, white, however you want to slice it. states like florida worked hard to have kids in school even during the difficult times of covid, did not see any increase in the achievement gap. worth its weight in gold in terms of future opportunities, the health of our society going forward. everybody that opposed having the kids in school, they were wrong. we can never let something like that happened in this country again. [applause] we are proud to be the leaders in this country when it comes to tempowering parents to make the best educational decisions that they can for their kids. we i became governor florida headstrong school choice programs. please the private

that just ended in 2021 - 2022, is a group that does the map of all of the school measures and so you have the whole united states any school closure when it happened they put a little dot on the map, so the eastern seaboard hello lot and some of these even some of these southern states at some, florida was not a daughter the whole state of florida and so now harvard is now look at this and said that that places who lock the kids out of school did not e a reliable in person education and they've seen a widening of the achievement gap between the rich and poor black and white and however you want to so i said, states like florida, that work hard to have the kids in school, even during the difficult times of covid-19, did not see any increase in the achievement gap and so that is worth its weight in gold in terms of future opportunities, the health of our society going forward is so everybody opposed, having kids in school, they were wrong we can ever do something like that happen in this country again. [applause] [applause] >> we are proud to be the leaders in this country when it comes to empowering parents to ma

that just ended in 2021 - 2022, is a group that does the map of all of the school measures and so you have the whole united statesny school closure when it happened they put a little dot on the map, so the eastern seaboard hello lot and some of these even some of these southern states at some, florida was not a daughter the whole state of florida and so now harvard is now look at this and said that that places who lock the kids out of school did not e a reliable in person education and they've seen a widening of the achievement gap between the rich and poor black and white and however you want to so i said, states like florida, that work hard to have the kids in school, even during the difficult times of covid-19, did not see any increase in the achievement gap and so that is worth its weight in gold in terms of future opportunities, the health of our society going forward is so everybody opposed, having kids in school, they were wrong we can ever do something like that happen in this country again. [applause] [applause] >> we are proud to be the leaders in this country when it comes to empowering parents to make

it is the 20th mass shooting in the united states since the school massacre in uvalde, texas, killed 19 fourth graders and two teachers last tuesday. we will look at an issue seldom discussed, the role of the united states is the world's leading weapons exporter. we will speak to international arms control advocate rebecca peters and media cric norman solomo >> there is a crying need for gun control not only in the united states, but also around e world. and that includes gun control at the pentagon, wch routinely, unfortunately, is killing innocent civilians. but what they are doing at the pentagon is not talking about gun control. amy: dentyne -- then to ukraine. united states warns the war could continue for many more months. oops we can't predict how this is going to play out, when this is going to play out. as best we can assess right now, we are still looking at many months of conflict. amy: we will speak to anatol lieven. his latest piece for the atlantic is headlined "cold war catastrophes the u.s. can avoid this time." plus, the climate emergency and the war in ukraine is lea

it is the 20th mass shooting in the united states since the school massacre in uvalde, texas, killed two teachers

united states. in this town of over 15000 inhabitants, a gun man attacked a school on may 24th. 19 children and 2 teachers died as news of the mass shooting horrified the world. the question, yet again has been can the united states continue to live with its current gun loss? the shooter was 18 years old and able to buy to assault rifles with no trouble at all. why do we put the need for people the on god are these are higher than than me for are trying to say as the debate rages, the people of you've all day are still in shock. ah miguel cassandra as grew up and you volley. she knows rob elementary school. well, his family has lived here for generations. his great grandmother was from you valley while his great grandfather came here from mexico to day for the 1st time. he's come to see the memorial that sprung up in the town center in the crosses are marked with the names of the 21 people who lost their lives. among them 19 children, including miguel's much loved cousins. a little girl before this is the worst thing that's ever happened. you're helen. i hope nothing like this ever ever ever happens again

school. the united states is agree to supply ukraine with more advanced rocket systems. the him, ours launchers will be able to hit precision targets within a range of 75 kilometers. part of a new $700000000.00 us weapons package that includes anti tank weapons, helicopters and vehicles. denmark is preparing to vote in the referendum on whether to join the european union's common defense policy and mark as a member of the you, but opted out of corporation on defense nearly 3 decades ago. like it's neighbors, sweden and finland. it's been reassessing, a security policy following russia's invasion of ukraine. ukraine's top prosecutor is preparing to try dozens of suspected russian war criminals. hundreds more are under investigation, including military chiefs, politicians, and propaganda agents. some soldiers have already been found guilty and jailed, but the more ukrainian territory russia takes over the harder it will be to gather evidence and bring charges, a wanting to view as some images. and the following report may be disturbing. images that shocked the world. in fu

a day ago, and from timo golovanov, he is the president of the kyiv school of economics in our country, now he is in the united states he is a professor at the university of pittsburgh, so he wrote that at the beginning of the year in the united states there were already 27 sections in schools where 24 children died, and according to his personal conviction, it seems that people are already starting to what they are used to, they even begin to forget the situation of what is happening in ukraine. of course, you understand, i hinted at it three months ago, for example, when the war was on all the columns of all newspapers, and on the front page, these newspapers were shouting about ukraine well, let's say that there is one column on the first page, we lived in a column on the second or third, but it's normal, you understand, well, the ukrainian, ukrainian-russian war is not the only phenomenon in the world, various other crises are happening . from at the same time, there will be congressional elections soon, and then there will be presidential elections , some problems with betrayals, something and other things, so t

do so to work with first nations, residential school survivors come also boarding school survivors from the united states. we know from that experience that obtaining records was extremely difficult. records didn't come forward cooperatively, and so now after many years i'm a a citizen ofe united states here and it's time that the records come to us, to the citizens of this country, to the citizens of our tribes. as ceo of the national native american boarding school healing coalition we've asked to record from churches, organizations. we done a foia request for the federal government and we have received little support come full information. so -- >> with the time left come with regards to the subpoena power of the commission would have, do you believe that would assist in recovering those record? >> it's absolutely necessary. it's why we worked with this bill to make sure that this information comes to the boarding school survivors and their families and travel nations and organizations who work for the healing and the truth of the indian boarding school experience. >> thank you. my time is expired and

also boarding school survivors from the united states. we know from that experience that obtaining records was extremely difficult. records did not come forward, cooperatively. so now after many years i am a citizen of the united states here, it is time that the records come to us, to the citizens of this country, to the citizens of our tribes. as ceo of the national native american boarding school coalition we have asked from -- churches organizations we have done a request from the federal government and received little support, little information -- >> with the time left. with regard to the subpoena power the commission would have, do you believe that would assist in covering those records? >> it's absolutely necessary. that is why we worked with this bill to make sure that the information comes to the boarding school survivors and their families and travel schools an organization that worked for the healing and the truth of the indian boarding school experience. >> thank you my time has expired the chair will now recognize ranking mem

state-supported part is the important part. i have no problem if a catholic school in the united states wants to hold prayers during a football gamon their property. that is up to them, but when our dollars, when my dollars, our dollars, are supporting a public institution, like a public school, and a member of that scho, a person in power in that school come and coaches have tremendous power, a person power in that school says, i am a member of the church of satan and so we are all going to get together here on the 50 yard line and give a prayer t satan, that would upset me considerably. ankly, i'm expecting the church of san to try something like this. this is now absurd -- this is how absurd the court has gotten and how far they he taken us in their promotion of this bizarre worldview they hold. host: new york, julie, independent. are you with us? you have to stick by your phone. we will goo barbara in jacksonville, florida. good morning. caller: how are you? host: doing well. guest: hope you are, too. caller: i have a couple things. mr. hartmann is definitely talking aut how he is against everything that is american, think. he

and finally, it's been a grim few weeks in the united states to mass shootings at a school in texas. and a supermarket in new york have made global headlines, but there have been numerous other incidents taking the total number of guns really to death in the u. s. this year alone, to a staggering, more than $19000.00. that statistic comes from the gun violence archive. the definitive source for detailed and almost real time data on shooting incidents across the united states. numbers can be numbing after a point. so take a look at the trace for stories that range from policy analysis to in depth features. a warning. all of these tales are graphic. this one especially so after math is a podcast produced by the trace. it tells stories of those who survive being shot at another podcast is red, blue, and brady. we're bringing you 12 very common questions that are raised after or mash, shooting its episodes, covered as range of topics from practical advice on fire safety to chronicles of the lives effected by gun violence on twitter. checkout john woodrow cock washington post reporter who

business schools in spain, the united states, brazil, and germany. several 100 schools and kindergartens, as well as numerous foundations. the investments seem to be paying off. the spanish judiciary is still sad to be influenced by opus day. former judge santiago vidal made serious accusations. the newspaper l. public are quoted him as saying one 3rd of all spanish judges and prosecutors are linked to opus day. god opens day also appears to draw significant financial support from spain's educational system. according to el pais, a leading spanish newspaper in 2020 investment in state supported private schools. the majority of which are religious increased by 7 percent. while investment in the public school system was cut by 5 percent opus days, network of private schools also includes the i e as e business school in barcelona. the financial times has ranked the schools, m b, a program among the best globally. an i. e. s e campus was opened in munich in 2015. students don't have to be catholic to study there, but they do have to be able to pay the hefty tuition more than $70000.00 euros

it is the 20th mass shooting in the united states since the school massacre in uvalde, texas, killedth graders and two teachers

state-supported part is the important part. i have no problem if a catholic school in the united states wants to hold prayers during a football gamen their property. that is up to them, but when our dollars, when my dollars, our dollars, are supporting a public institution, like a public school, and a member of that school, a person in power in that school come and coaches have tremendous power, a person power in that school says, i am a member of the church of satan and so we are all going to get together here on the 50 yard line and give a prayer to satan, that would upset me considerably. frankly, i'm expecting the church of satan to try something like this. this is now absurd -- this is how absurd the court has gotten and how far they have taken us in their promotion of this bizarre worldview they hold. host: new york, julie, independent. are you with us? you have to stick by your phone. we will go to barbara in jacksonville, florida. good morning. caller: how are you? host: doing well. guest: hope you are, too. caller: i have a couple things. mr. hartmann is definitely talking about how he is against everything that is americ

seriously affected, design engineering and even mathematical school, the united states of america areayed state; they are mainly military uh concerns that are trying to follow their own path, but this requires large funds. and this spreading of fingers most likely leads to the fact that there is no unification of the efforts of political desire. they already have a lot. but the engineering performance. uh, hyper sonic missiles are missing in may, the pentagon is not without pride, they reported that they were able to successfully test a promising hypersonic missile, its speed exceeded the speed of sound by five times, but the plane was launched. and this is just a solution to the problem of the first stage and far. it is not the same as launching a guided earth rocket, as russia is capable of. judging by numerous data, unlike our scientists, the americans cannot solve the issue of fuel ignition and engine operation. an air-breathing engine is completely different. uh, the league is the highest league of hypersound, and it has now clearly entered it. uh, the russian federation is missi

schools celebrate similar work, but my name is a liability. i am from mount sterling, kentucky, and met the president of the united states. my school didn't even mention it in an email. this invisibility extends to all newly politicized identities. our administrators new directives says nothing racial. vince the man -- and we are told to accommodate them. but i will not ethically erase black or clear voices. we banned materials by marginalizing authors, ignoring official processes. one parent complaint removes all students books overnight. students now resent the lgbtq, without consequences. hatred is politically protected now. my gay straight alliance, or gsa, a campus group dedicated to lgbtq issues of safety, couldn't share an optional camp survey with classmates. i was told that that mike mid make students uncomfortable. when posters were torn from walls, my principal responded that people think lgbtq advocacy is quote, being shoved down their throats. in close of teachers are being thrown under the bus by the people driving it. during a teacher shortage crisis, gay educators with perfect records are being terminated.

and the result of that is anybody can go to whatever school they wanted it and in 1980, the attorney general said that recent supreme court, united states supreme court decision meant that this could no longer be extended to a religious schools and so the best regulation saying he could only go to non- - schools and this is been a challenge a few different times over the years this is the first time that the restrictions where they have reached the united states supreme court and yesterday they rejected that restriction. >> "fox news" headlines in the supreme court rules program, violates first amendment for excluding religious schools in the u.s. constitution, first amendment of the constitution says congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise there and apply first amendment to this ruling, how does it fit into your view of religious liberty. >> sure, come different ways and as the court explain yesterday, the problem with this kind of restriction is that this is generally available benefit and so, anyone in mainstream can get the tuition benefit to support their going or sending