with a 10-foot cattle prod. buzzfeed went ahead anyway and it back to the question, what would a dossier against the democratic nominee ever be published without any vetting processes? rhetorical beer don t bother answering that. smith was actually getting a promotion, going from buzzfeed to the new york times and being hired to cover media. you look at maggie haberman as well, she is no different from jim acosta who led the media as far as covering donald trump with hostility, using unnamed sources, but will not do the same with the biden administration. he removed himself from the position of white house correspondent to do some weekend show that almost no one watches. and haberman is a paid employee of sand on beer she worked with jen psaki along with multiple members of the obama-biden administration. there is a clear conflict of interest here and it s very apparent to everybody because the new york times stock is down 16% this year. that is a reason for that. sean: that is
buzzfeed went ahead anyway and it back to the question, what would a dossier against the democratic nominee ever be published without any vetting processes? rhetorical. don t bother answering that. smith was actually getting a promotion, going from buzzfeed to the new york times and being hired to cover media. you look at maggie haberman as well, she is no different from jim acosta who led the media as far as covering donald trump with hostility, using unnamed sources, but will not do the same with the biden administration. he removed himself from the position of white housee correspondent to do some weekend show that almost no one watches. and haberman is a paid employee of cnn.. she worked with jen psaki alongl with multiple members of the obama-biden administration. there is a clear conflict of interest here and it s very apparent to everybody because the new york times stock is down 16% this year. that is a reason for that. sean: that is why you need your own media show.
contribute. you watch. this thing will take off. all of a sudden we will deal with that one limited belief. that s i can t afford college. reporter: the program would have to survive budget negotiations each year but at a cost of $200,000 this year out of the $6 billion budget it seems minuscule. especially if it works. that, of course, we won t know for many years until these children reach college age. dan simon, cnn, san francisco. all of this week we are looking at the problems facing our schools. today you want to know should school be year round? students, don t bother answering. we will debate it with your parents the next hour. we want to hear your comments. our digital producer, there he is, he is sifting through all of your e-mails and will be reading your thoughts in our next hour. do you think we should switch to year-round schools? stay with us.