the head of the education and labor committee of the house of representatives accused these universities of spreading anti-semitic culture . the us department of education recently conducted research in the case of seven educational institutions, anti-semitism has started. if educational institutions do not agree to conduct this research, their funds may be cut. well, we will go to gaza and listen to the report of my colleague mrs. esra al-bahisi. mrs. bhai sima , we are waiting for your report. today, the zionist regime continued its attacks. in one of the attacks in khanyounis, 10 members of a family were martyred. we also had attacks in zawaydeh. so far, we had almost 8 thousand martyrs in the attacks of the zionist regime who were children. paramedics and ambulances cannot reach the wounded they can't help them. in addition to pulling the martyrs out from under the rubble, it's not possible . rescuers are facing a lot of problems . there are areas in the north of gaza and gaza city that were sheltered at all. today, the old parliament building has become a council camp. the supreme cultural revolution of baharestan was held. the preside

the us department of education is already investigating seven schools, including penn, mit and harvard, over complaints of anti-semitism and islamophobic discrimination on campus. >> andrea, thank you. something of a mystery at a branch of the boston public library. this album, a motown classic by junior walker and all the stars, was recently returned. yes it is. let me check. it's 2023. it was checked out. this book, not the book. sorry. this album. it was a library for a while. >> i didn't know they had vinyl. >> it was checked out in 1976. library staff has no idea where it's been for the last 47 years. the library? no longer loans records and doesn't use that punch card system that's on the album. there's no late fee. those went away two years ago. it would have been like $1 million. that's a long time. 47 years. >> can i have it? >> i guess better late than never to return it. >> i think that's noble. i want to know if it was the same person, like a family member who found. >> was it barnes and noble? that's a bookstore again with the books, andrew. >> all right. coming up, rememb

chairman of education and workforce committee of the house of representatives of this knowledge. the us department of education recently conducted an investigation on seven educational institutions with the topic of anti -semitic culture anti-semitism has started. if educational institutions do not agree to conduct this research , their funds may be cut. until the next part. 900 airlines, half a million hotels and accommodations , train tickets, travel insurance, world class travel with fly arous khanon, i am telling you for the third time , what happened to my lawyer? it is not possible , is it really possible? yes, why not 60? in the city of household appliances? older? this is called a quick and easy purchase. with kalanano's plan , we can receive purchase credit up to 100 million tomans from you. just until my last payment we have 730 days. clear up noma is always with you. why did it fail? my feelings are not over yet. get quality sofa, long installments, reasonable price, from sarai irani. the price floor is in sarai irani. in the name of god , i offer my greetings to the dear viewers of new

, these lama relations on florida called for an investigation into the incidents by the us department of education for a chapter of the council on the alerts and now cross live to lead on to the founder of mazda. the legal hass on shipley has and is good to have you join me right now. what were your initial thoughts on the 15 year old boy and mother being punished for the parents pro palestinian stands? you know, in my over a decade of civil rights work. this case for me was one of the most atrocious because you know you look at this young kid, jad, he's 15 years old. he's a great a student. he has is a g, p is or 4.5. he's a star student with no disciplinary history and no problem. just an amazing, incredible young palestinian american most on student who's done nothing wrong. and during this time of increased tension, his mother, who tutored at the school, she also did nothing wrong. she posted on our private personal social media account search and post that that are pro palestinian in nature. and in return to school not only terminated her, but on just leave the comfort and wrongfully expelled

the council on american islamic relations in florida called for an investigation by the us department of education . additionally, well this is not the 1st incident of its kind. the council on american islamic relations has received over 2100 complaints over the past 2 months, submitted ongoing wave of anti muslim and anti palestinian hays. every 3rd violation was related to 1st amendment issues of an individual's right to free speech and expression. remaining the top report of the case type, employment crimes account for 22 percent of reports. 17 percent of them are related to hate crimes and hate speech. essentially, again says the level of discrimination against muslims is unacceptable. that we have not seen this level of discrimination targeting harassment of american lessons and, and are of americans in the us since the post $911.00 days. it's been horrible every single day. i spend hours meeting with clients and potential clients who've been fired from their job kicked out of school or harassed by law enforcement because they happened to be full palestinian. i have a young staff, i have 19 y

of discrimination. it's on just it's on american, it's disgusting, fine for us to be ashamed of itself. the department of education must investigate this rule for the discriminatory practices and their leaders must be held accountable. the last thing our country needs now is for those in a position of power to go after students and punish them, not even for what they did before, but what their parents did. it's disgusting and piper sheepish and of itself or her job at small hot las or a who worked at the school as a math tutor was fired for quotes, hateful and inflammatory post on social media, according to the school for her part. and last we stated that her goal was to draw a line to the situation in does up in response to the council on american islamic relations in florida called for an investigation by the us department of education . additionally, she says her son was expelled from the small this is not the 1st such incident. the council on american islamic relations has received over 2100 complaints over the past 2 months. amended ongoing way of anti muslim and anti palestinian hates. every 3rd violation wa

the us department of education is already investigating seven schools, including penn, mit and harvarder complaints of anti-semitism and islamophobic discrimination on campus. rhiannon andrew. >> andrea, thank you for that. in sports now, a blockbuster trade in baseball. the padres are sending juan soto to the yankees. six other players are also involved in that deal. >> and in college basketball, a milestone for iowa's caitlin clark topping 3000 career points. she's the first player in division one history, man or woman with 3000 points, 750 rebounds and 750 assists. she's only just getting started. she's still cooking. >> just incredible. coming up, taylor swift finally opens up. yes, about travis kelsey. >> plus, a reality show like none other with an epic $4 none other with an epic $4 million prize you really think you can get me to like dark chocolate? without a doubt. won't it taste bitter? not this dark chocolate. (♪) now what? we wait. (♪) i can't... mmmm... it's delicious! mhmm. i told you it wasn't bitter. (laughing) from the lindt master chocolatier. discover excellence. exp

the us department of education has launched several investigations into schools across the country, ated anti—semitism and two cases of islamophobia at seven different schools. colleges are scrambling to restore a sense of security forjewish and arab students, stressing messages of inclusion for diverse student bodies. but faculty and staff face a daunting task of often untangling what's protected as political speech, and what crosses into threatening language. joining me to discuss this difficult task is ezzedine fishere, who's a senior lecturer in the middle eastern studies programme at dartmouth college. thank you forjoining us. following the attacks of october 7th, you facilitated open forums for students organized by thejewish studies and middle eastern studies programmes. what did you find? we found what everybody else found on american campuses, and a lot of emotions, most of those emotions are both old and strong, coupled with not enough desire to understand the complexity of the issues at hand. whether the students have jewish background or arab background, both were more look

ubiquitous effort by the biden administration, by the garland department of justice, the department of education, the department of security to usees, do use investigator powers to dig into what's going on in these universities, colleges, organizations, student visas and all the rest, are you seeing that? >> no, they have the tools but they are not. they should be all in on the silver, right now there are jewish students unable to get from their dorm to their classroom without feeling threatened or confronted by people dressed with the most, using rhetoric like hamas and in certain cases physically bullying, intimidating and when college students ending up going to the faculty member to ask for help, the faculty member tells them they need to see a therapist. we see at the university of new york where there was rabbit anti-semitism before october 7 where if you want to celebrate your graduation from the school of law, you have to through hate filled commencement address two years in a row by someone filled with violent thoughts and anti-semitism. they have a muslim professor who on a sunday was giving a sermon in new jersey talki

the us department of education reports about 40% of federal student loan borrowers missed their firstear pandemic pause on payments recently ended an education, officials say new federal programs, including the income based save plan, are designed to help protect borrowers from the consequences of missed payments, such as default and mandatory collections. well this holiday season, the airlines expect a record breaking 7.5 million passengers. large crowds and the current weather conditions might make travel difficult. the rain we're having here in the west and a large storm forecast hit the east coast today, could mean some travel disruptions. now, airlines say they're taking steps to avoid the large number of cancel options and delays that they had last holiday season. >> and i think this is like the first holiday season where we've kind of feels normal, like so i mean, as normal as it could be, we had a couple of years where we hardly traveled at all. >> so yeah, this is this is definitely a change for the last couple of years, triple a predicts the roads and freeways will also be b

of industrial development. is being modernized, we have new equipment, advanced equipment, expensive equipment that allows us to conduct research that, well, the educational laboratory of the departmentmore and more every year. more interesting, more complex, students have the opportunity already from their student days to somehow get into this scientific environment and start doing research. every year 15,000 tons of fish are produced in belarus, up to 800 tons of valuable species. what was previously imported from norway or the far east, today we catch it ourselves and serve it to the table. yes, it is not a sea power, but our fish is not inferior in terms of protein or fat content. omega 3 and 6 are present, and this is a success. personnel, technology, feed, industry in resource. belarus did not look for a convenient place; it made its own fishery. broadcast of the serada on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 working days from the capital, darya tarasava is with you, good evenings and a short time to come.

she's also a former senior counsel to the assistant secretary for civil rights at the us department of education. kim russell is former head lacrosse coach at oberlin college and now serves as an ambassador for the independent women's forum and finally fatima goss graves's president and ceo of the national women's law center. pursuant to committee rule 19, witnesses will please stand and raise their right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you. you may all take a seat. so again, i now recognize myself, i recognize the witnesses for an opening statement. let me remind the witnesses we have read your written statement and we will have it appear in full in the hearing record. please limit your oral statements to five minutes. please press the button on the microphone in front of you so that it is on and the members can hear you. the light in front of you will turn green after four minutes, the light will turn yellow

of handicrafts in all sectors. let us know that in the program and budget department of higher education, i don't know. ministry of labor means you will not find any home ministry around the table of the government board that has anything to do with cultural heritage. and there is no manual industry or tourism, so our first challenge is that there is very little information about the importance of cultural heritage. the second challenge is the lack of motivation. this means that we have to create incentives in the private sector to come and invest, and our third challenge is the lack of role models, which means that we in the field of cultural heritage should be able to update and create role models in different fields. thank you very much, dr. jalali , thank you for coming to work. thank you for watching the channel. trust in allah, lord. excuse me sir, you know the city and the city of home appliances where is it? yes, you go straight for 5 kilometers, it is a special road. this gentleman wants to mislead you. if you want to buy a carpet , take it to the right, you started again, and you go straight

nematian, the editor of the qur'an education department of the broadcasting news agency. be with us dear viewers of poetry. i am the sorrows of reaching you, a city lost his heart that i fell in love with you, the peace of your smile, your wonder , this is your beauty, khan brenda, i am happy, not the kind who wants a house, wise, the heart is crazy, it is crazy. i was sad until i reached you. i came to write about you because my heart was gone. this time i sat down to see you well. i want you from the hand that the pub wants, oh from the crazy heart that the crazy want, i want you, whatever you want me , you, my life, my life, my life, my life, yours. we have reached the end of today's program. i am very grateful for your cooperation. inshallah , it will be used by you well until tomorrow. and hello, another reporter, may god protect us together with one flag we closed our hearts to abadii, we are not in the world when we are us too. that's when an iranian house with a total discount and special conditions is right next to the largest iranian house with a lot of interesting events

use of artificial intelligence. i am talking about this with mr. soltani, the reporter of the education department, mr. soltani. hello. good morning, i am at the service of your excellency and at the service of your excellency and dear countrymen. as you said, we are going to soura university today to prepare a report. the topic of the conference that will be held today is the national conference on the future of higher education and sustainable development. the research week has passed, but the market for these conferences is still hot, and i would like to invite you to attend this conference centered on sourah university and 21 scientific and cultural centers such as art and persian language and literature academies of tehran university of art, isfahan. and ghazvin international university and other scientific research centers will be held. i would like to invite you to attend the opening ceremony of the conference, where the president of soreh art academy and university will give a speech. in the next stage , the authors of the best articles will present their works . then these people are appreciated and th

to... unsafe use of pyrotechnics, how to spend the new year safely from the press secretary of the rescue department evgeniy baranovsky. evgeniy, good afternoon, we are at the educationalecurity center of the ministry of emergency situations on the pre-new year holidays, so to speak. as far as i know, this is a very hot time for you. alexander, hello, i’ll tell you that for us every season is hot, every period is characterized by its own characteristics. our units are in constant... readiness during the christmas and new year holidays. all me:

larry: you're fighting the innervedable wave of anti-semitism and using the education act or trying to use the education departmentmaining time, can you give us a look at what you're cooking up there? >> they're pushing the department of investigation to investigate anti-semitism at our collegers campuses but also in the k through 12 education system and we are telling them if you don't enforce title six of the civil rights act then we'll take away and take abay funding. stop anti-semitism and hate speech should not exist here in the united states. larry: yes, ma'am, senator joni ernst speaking common sense as always. thank you for coming back on. >> you bet, larry. larry: any time. moving right on here, back to kudlow, big question to our panelists, when is the mainstream media going to start talking about the hamas atrocities? such as brutal rapes of women and of course the killing of hostages. joining us now is mark simon, wlr combined effecter radio host and joe concha and fox news contributor. gentlemen, thank you for coming back on. mark, it's as -- i mean, the mainstream media turned and they won't report w

i'm i'm going to be in the role of regional advisory committee member for the us department of educationwanted to share with you all that a team of us has met about about california alongside some other states, did some work around need sensing and hearing from parents, teachers, educators, governors and state department of ed, we have some key recommendations of which i wanted to share with you all. one is related to enhancing student engagement equity and educational access and integrating mental health support. and the other is focused on personalized learning support for students with disabilities, social, economic impacted population, and to strengthen family and community engagement. a full report will be published once the secretary reviews our report. and i'll send it to superintendent board and the community. thank you. thank you. yolanda. yolanda. ryan. for any new board missionaries in superintendent and. seems none of them had a hand leader. and i'm calling in tonight just to implore the board to ensure that we have equitable access to resources. and regardless, instructions

to invite one of the leading endocrinologists to join us our country, professor, doctor of medical sciences, head of the therapeutic department... we showed an excellent level of educationn adults; we endlessly encounter adults who know nothing. i want you to tell us what high sugar does to blood vessels? well, in general, there are, we diabetologists distinguish, two types of vessels: small vessels, yes, this is called microangiopathy in diabetes, there are large vessels, this is ... atherosclerosis, therefore, if diabetes mellitus occurs, the sugar rises, you said correctly , then small vessels also suffer, large vessels, large ones - this is a stroke, heart attack, complication, small ones, this is also they pointed out correctly, these are the eyes of the kidneys, well, i want to show it like this, this is the wall of blood vessels, this is sugar, globally it does this, and then cholesterol comes here, which drags it. this is how an atherosclerotic plaque is formed. there is evidence that if your sugar is high, then the rate of formation of such plaques increases five times. therefore, for us, for therapists, high sugar levels, we know that if left unchecked, there

russian federation often comes to us with a request to select a specialist from among our graduates to work in their enterprises. the educational laboratory of the department have new equipment, advanced equipment, expensive equipment that allows us to conduct research, which, well , every year it becomes more interesting, more complex, students have the opportunity already from their student days, how would like to get into this scientific environment and start doing research. 15,000 tons of fish per year are produced in belarus, up to 800 tons of valuable species; what was previously imported from norway or the far east is now on its own we catch it and bring it to the table. yes, the power is not a maritime one, but ours is not inferior in terms of the saturation of proteins or fats, omega-3 and 6 are present and this is a success, personnel, technology, feed, industry, in resources, belarus did not look for a convenient place, but made fish for itself . you are watching the news now, tatyana korol is with you, hello, belarus will demand compensation for losses from the genocide. during the war years - this is at least 2.300 billion dollars, such a stat

use of pyrotechnics. how to spend the new year safely? from the press secretary of the rescue department evgeniy baranovsky. evgeniy, good afternoon, you and i are at the educational security center of the ministry of emergency situations, on the pre-new year holidays, so to speak. as far as i know, this is a very hot time for you. alexander, hello. i’ll tell you that for us every season is hot, every period is characterized by its own characteristics. our units are in constant readiness during the christmas and new year holidays, all the same. it is not intended for its intended purpose, well, accordingly, we can see in an interactive format how it ignites, where the most important thing is, how to use fireworks correctly? according to the technical regulations of the customs union on the safety of pyrotechnic products indoors, only pyrotechnics of the first hazard class for household use, such as firecrackers and sparklers, can be used. all other pyrotechnics, they are mandatory... used exclusively in open areas, on the streets, people begin to use pyrotechnic products en masse, and here, of course, there are two dangers that our citizens may face, the first is

say that in the field of fresh water production , the water desalination units there have been halved in the education department and the development of schools is built and can be usede army is in charge and has done it. yes, yes, the funds were provided by the office of the governor of the province, dear ones, but we were the executor, and in fact, when amir sarari was in charge, this started and the so-called stages were completed. in addition to that , the construction of a hospital was on the agenda in the field of health and treatment. well, the first one was opened in kanarak port this year with the presence of the honorable minister of health, and now it has been activated there and the dear people there are using this capacity . at the same time, there is a hospital in bandar jask and bandar abbas with a capacity of 96 beds. clause there are 128 beds built, which are not yet completed. i think it is about to be opened next year, god willing . in particular, in the area of ​​the sea, maritime art schools have been established in bandar jaz, bandar kanarak, and bandar abaz. it is good that these art schools have the output of these in the field of the sea. and

of the family. farhangian university should be used for other purposes, but payam noor university is one of our sub-systems and one of our main educational departments, which is mostly for the poor society. we provide services that we cannot and we are not allowed to ignore it. now you mentioned that it is less privileged. you said that its capacity is complete, that is , 1.500. you don't think there are 300,000. there is criticism of the increase of 100% in urban areas, not payam noor university , but the cost. payamor university is almost self-governing, and the government helps pay for salaries and benefits from students' tuition fees and a small percentage like other azad universities. not at all the state budget of the government helps, but if you compare the cost of payam noor university with other private and non -state universities, it is much less . the students should study the course by themselves and take the exam. by the way, from the scientific point of view, payam noor university is one of the universities that meets the highest scientific and educational standards . the situation with the tuition fee they receive is appropriate, it m

working hard to fight this wave, incredible wave of anti-semitism and think you're using the education act or you're trying to use the education department. larry: and remaining time, can you give us a look-see what you're looking up there? >> yeah, senator bill cassidy and i are leading a group of our colleagues on pushing the department of education to investigate anti-semitism not only at our colleges campuses but also in the k through 12 education system and we're telling them if you don't enforce title 6 of the civil rights act we will take away your funding. so let's stop anti-semitism, that hate speech should not exist here in the united states. >> yes, ma'am. senator joni ernst speaking common sense as always, really. thank you very much for coming back on. appreciate it. >> you bet. thank you, larry. larry: you bet, anytime. folks moving right on here back to "kudlow," big question to our panelists when is the mainstream media going to start talking about the hamas atrocities such as brutal rapes of women and of course the killing of hostages? joining us now is mark simone, wor radio show host and joe concha, media and politics

happening in volchevsk, the head of the education department, administration of the city of olchevsko-lugansk people's republic, victoria nikolaevna kaynara, is in touch with us glad to welcome you. are schoolchildren forced to go to school at gunpoint by apcs? well, you know, here, like everywhere else, it is compulsory to receive a general secondary education, but the motivation for children is not some kind of forced measures on the part of adults, after all, bonuses from good studies, that is, further employment, and so on, so on. and bonuses from some intermediate results that they receive in the process of their studies, so we have to take such enhanced measures. there is absolutely no need to come, you have been in the education system since 2008, and that is , you have seen the changes with your own eyes, but how was it in ukraine and how now, when you became the territory of russia, has anything changed? children now have much more opportunities, both their opportunities as schoolchildren and their opportunities after leaving school, starting with health improvement, have expanded significantly we have a very extensive network of additional education

of the country, what does this mean? this means that children are involved in regular, interesting... useful for them, for their development, activity on the basis of primary departments, today they unfold not only in educationalthis the movement is carrying out work jointly with the ministry of education of the russian federation, but also on the basis of the infrastructure of higher educational institutions, on the basis of the infrastructure of companies, because companies today are opening primary organizations and on the basis of youth centers, in general, wherever there are children today, in fact , several dozen all-russian large... projects in a variety of areas, from ecology to volunteering, from creativity, as i already said, to entrepreneurship, the task is to really involve the maximum number of children, make the movement space interesting for them, but it is important that not only children are involved, teachers are also involved, mentors are involved, we are now just finishing the year of the teacher , teacher, mentor, according to the latest data, we are literally on occasion state council , which was a few days ago, actually looked, we have 631.00 mentors, today in the children's movement, th

of ways. also required by federal regulation, and higher education is extremely federally regulated. a lot of the policies coming out of the office of civil rights and department of education are usedamp down on freedom of speech, used as justification to provide less free-speech. the idea that they have been perfectly self-regulating is just not true. when it comes to freedom of speech, there are schools, why we do the campus free-speech rating, they are doing a good job. but the elite colleges are proven they cannot handle the responsibility well and can i do it without roast double standards. host: greg lukianoff, do you see yourself as part of this discussion that we are having over the last two weeks as antisemitic? guest: i believe there is an antisemitism problem on campus. that is something that will get me a lot of hate mail when i say it, but at the same time, i think it's a fact. i see this. it has become too clear to me that it is actually a problem. host: kenny in wilson, north carolina. independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. this is really bad. america is going down a really dark road. i noticed trump -- and they are making such a big thing out of this college c

us. professor ian garner of the political studies department at the university of toronto and the author of generation z, which is the book about the russian education system and. i'm going to use the word that the professor may dispute. i don't know, and how it is creating a fascist youth. so i'd like to start with janine, because i want to open the horizon to our discussion before we get back to russia and ukraine. and, you know, when we use words like indoctrination, how have you seen this practice in various places that you've reported from and know and i don't know what is the difference between education and indoctrination? you know, can is there a set of practices is unique. tell me about your your experience. good afternoon everyone and thank you everyone from the for having us here and your hard work it's lovely to be here i'm so three words abduction, coercion, manipulation and i'm going to try to take this into a bigger context. what is war? what are the tactics of war? how do you destroy a society? and it goes beyond battlefield or military or territorial integrity. it goes to the heart of destroying the fabric of a society by breaking d

caller: one of your last segments asked if there was any institutional racism and it is staring us in the face, it is the public education department. the moment we need to -- decide -- the fact that we know that there is a school district that is better than the other is exactly what is wrong with the american school system. i think it is a joy i think it is a joke. evidence has come out that it has not really helped the kids that much. there needs to be a complete paradigm shift or overhaul and on the federal level, we should be committing as many resources as possible. my slogan is to over fund public education. we need to have a system set up where we are looking at the best teachers, using the best methods we can across the country. that is the only way we will get rid of all of this crime and all the problems that we are having. take the time to see how children actually learn. stop with the private schools in the charter schools. host: we got your point. let's let paul respond. guest: i appreciate those comments.

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc seven news us now to a new progress report on schools from the california department of education. >> the california school dashboard is designed for parents and educators. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn joining us live in the newsroom with a look at that report. suzanne. >> larry. kristen, this is the first time since the covid 19 pandemic that the dashboard has been released. the dashboard rates the performance of every district and every school. it looks at seven areas, including math and english language test scores, chronic absence rates and graduation rates. looking at the big picture, the 2023 dashboard shows that students in california schools are graduating at higher levels than before the pandemic and are missing less class time. year over year. statewide the graduation rate for the class of 2023 is 86.2. it's a decrease of less than 1% from the class of 2022, but it's still higher than pre-pandemic levels. >> that number is a great achievement and a great success. >> cassandra curiel is a teacher and president of the local san francisco teachers union in san franc

the russian federation often comes to us with a request to select a specialist from our graduates to work in their enterprises. educational laboratory of the departments being modernized, we have new equipment, advanced equipment , expensive equipment, which allows us to conduct research, which, well, every year it becomes more and more interesting, more complex, students have the opportunity, already from their student days, to somehow get into this scientific environment, start doing research, belarus produces 15,000 tons of fish per year, up to 800 tons of valuable species, what was previously imported from norway or the far east, today we catch it ourselves... and bring it to the table, yes, it’s not a maritime power, but our fish is not inferior in protein or fat content, omega-3 and 6 are present, and this is a success, personnel, technology, feed, industry in the resource, belarus did not look for a convenient place, but made fish for itself. telelenova agency presents: in the public domain, we have no secrets from our people. the iln waters of kalgas named after pushkin, desnenskaya district in polachchyna are completing their harvesting. i b

representatives of the department of education of the state , organized a meeting with a welcome to the american school. today we talked about different types of schools in the usblic, charter , private, basic services that public schools can provide, bus travel, meals, sports and cultural activities, english language learning, how to apply to university, how it all works here, especially, if you came from another country. there are three types of schools in the us: public schools. by place of residence, private, out-of-pocket, and charter schools with an enhanced curriculum, which are schools that are funded by the state but run by independent organizations, get into such schools can be obtained by lottery, this is another detail that was explained at the meeting of ukrainians with american educators. to understand the american school system, which is very different, too... the way we teach may be very different from how they were taught at home. expectations from school can also be very different, so we wanted to create a place where ukrainian families could come and ask about everything. in general, this is super information in the ukrainian language, where

us support the u.s. department of education and stop blaming our educational institutions and calling them terrorists. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: mr. chairman, i yield myself the balance of the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: in the remarks she mentioned there was a difference between countries of concern and other countries and we passed an amendment that substantially eliminated the difference and a recorded vote was requested and perhaps she can join me in trying to defeat that amendment to the bill. but this amendment in the nature of a substitute significantly increases the gifts and contracts that need to be reported compared to present law. it takes a more moderate approach to national security than the underlying bill which i think is an extreme approach and will be very difficult for colleges to comply with and for that reason i hope we'd adopt the democratic -- the amendment in the nature of a substitute and if not defeat the underlying bill and yield pa

department of education over similar allegations. grgrand canyon university denies the allegations. its president brian mueller joins us now.t right to this. you have now got two biden agencies going after you, and you heard, as i mentioned there, the false advertising, telemarketing. let's go each case by case. the latest one from the ftc. what do you say? >> well, you know, the university has been unprecedented success story. we came 15 years ago when the university was nearly bankrupt with 900 students and we have now become the largest private christian university in the country. teaching 26,000 students on our campus and it's going to grow to 50,000. we are teaching 92,000 students online. teaching another 5,000 students in the hybrid program. at some point we will be the largest university in the country. we exist because of the free market system. and the biden administration has gotten -- has had a difficult time getting comfortable with that there are two great ideas, we believe, in america. free market system and the christian world view perspective and both of them are foundational to what we do. and so all the p

you give us your reasons as to why that is true in pennsylvania, why today, the jewish student is afraid to walk to the library. >> i'm devastated to hear that. >> the department of education has opened an unprecedented number of investigations into alleged incidents of hate, pen and harvard among them. >> can you tell us why the university did not react as quickly as other universities? >> the notion the harbor did not react is not correct. from the moment i learned of the attacks on october 7th, i was focused on action to ensure students were supported and safe. >> there were multiple marches with students chanting there is no solution to father evolution and global lies. is that correct? >> i've heard that thoughtless, reckless and hateful language on our campus. >> do you believe that type of hateful speech is contrary to harvard's code of conduct or is it allowed? >> it's at odds with the values of harvard. >> the focus of much of the day's questioning, the fine line between allowing freedom of speech while at the same time protecting students who feel threatened by the language. >> if you're talking to a prospective students family, a jewish students family right now

us and take concrete action. i call on them to actually protect jewish lives by a dramatic increase in funding with the department of education's office of civil rights and the high-risk nonprofit security grant program. that's what taking meaningful action would look like. mr. speaker, by bringing this resolution to the floor without a single democratic co-sponsor, which is extremely unusual, and by rushing it to a vote without careful and considerate collaboration, my republican friends have shown us who they are and precisely what are their intentions. in my three decades in congress i have soeted on numerous bills and resolutions addressing anti-semitism, including my own. i have never seen an anti-semitism focus vehicle come to the floor without the co-sponsorship of a single member of the minority party. the bipartisan anti-semitism task force doesn't support such partisan gamesmanship. nor does the anti-defamation league. nor does the american jewish committee. with this resolution, the g.o.p. has shown themselves fundamentally unserious about combating antisemitism. of course, none of us should be surprised. if our frie

of using deceptive advertising and engaging in illegal telemarketing. back in october the school was fined $37 million by the department of education over similar claims.d the lawsuit a targeted coordinated attack by the administration and officials at new york city revealing the brand new design for the 2024 new year's eve ball. it's called a bow tie pattern and created by fountain blue, las vegas. a lot of folks are shelling out big bucks to watch the ball drop in times square. the apple bees in midtown manhattan is charging $650 per person for a celebration. but, look at that on the right-hand side of your screen. you could book a luxury couple's package at the marriott marquee but cost you more than $12,000. so here's a question. how much do you plan on dropping this new year's eve? email us at friends@foxnews.com and we will read some of your answers later in the show. joey over to you. >> joey: i would pay you to punch me in the face first before i would pay that much money to be around that many people. i'm sorry. that's how i feel about it. >> carley: same. i would take the punch. >> joey: speaking of the new year, mayor eric adams says nypd is

of us. without further ado it is my honor and pleasure to introduce our panelist and speaker for this morning, secretary miguel cardona. as secretary of the u.s. department of education, he was sworn in on march 2, 2021. he led the nation's efforts to safely and successfully reopen schools for in-person learning while distributing historic education funding for k-12 schools and colleges. working to increase higher education access, affordability, and student success. we are leading now an unprecedented federal effort to re-engage the country's student and reform loan system. across all these areas, secretary cardona has highlighted the urgency of seizing the moment through int-pbgsal collaboration. particularly working in partnership with parents, students, educators, and policymakers across the country. we agree that we have a real opportunity as a nation not to just look at post pandemic as a recovery period, but to reimagine a higher performing and more equitiable education system that works better for all of us. secretary cardona previously served as the commissioner of education in connecticut. a position he held after being appointed by governor lamont in augus