program common core approved in 5 states and the district of columbia. saying the moms who were complaining about this, he says this. they realize that, quote, all of the sudden their child isn t as brilliant as they thought and their school isn t as good as they thought it was. has a problem with the white suburban mother belief. late today mr. duncan said he regretted the statement and its clumsy phrasing. joining me now, dana laesh and julie riginski former adviser to senator frank lautenberg. let me start with you. you home school your children. common core is a big deal with parents who have children in public schools because it is changing the way we test our children and in some ways educate them. so it s controversial. tell us why the secretary of education seems to be so upset with people like you.
coming up later on the show. and the president did take blame but there was a different story when lawmakers were asked if they would like to apologize. i have not apologized. i don t think there is anything for us to apologize for. the statement, if it was limited to the bill itself was accurate. i agree with mr. hoyer. what the president said in regard to the affordable care act is absolutely so. i was absolutely accurate and said nothing in the bill will take this away from you. that s accurate. wow. okay. dana laesh is a conservative radio host and josh barrow is from business insider. welcome. this may be my favorite sampling from the day. if we can get this sound bite of nancy pelosi and president obama
both speaking about whether the president s promise was accurate or not, watch this. as far as the affordable care act is concerned, what the president said was completely accurate. there is no doubt that the way i put that forward unequivocally ended up not being accurate. it s embarrassing really. is it not embarrassing, dana? hello. it s reality knocking. it s already been admitted, ms. pelosi, by the president. i have never heard anybody take so many words to use to say that i lied. you can cut it all out and say, i lied instead of having to say this other stuff. she can t even admit it. he wouldn t say i lied but he said it wasn t accurate. she comes out and says, he didn t say anything inaccurate. exactly.
both speaking about whether the president s promise was accurate or not, watch this. as far as the affordable care act is concerned, what the president said was completely accurate. there is no doubt that the way i put that forward unequivocally ended up not being accurate. it s embarrassing really. is it not embarrassing, dana? hello. it s reality knocking. it s already been admitted, ms. pelosi, by the president. i have never heard anybody take so many words to use to say that i lied. you can cut it all out and say, i lied instead of having to say this other stuff. she can t even admit it. he wouldn t say i lied but he said it wasn t accurate. she comes out and says, he didn t say anything inaccurate. exactly.
coming up later on the show. and the president did take blame but there was a different story when lawmakers were asked if they would like to apologize. i have not apologized. i don t think there is anything for us to apologize for. the statement, if it was limited to the bill itself was accurate. i agree with mr. hoyer. what the president said in regard to the affordable care act is absolutely so. i was absolutely accurate and said nothing in the bill will take this away from you. that s accurate. wow. okay. dana laesh is a conservative radio host and josh barrow is from business insider. welcome. this may be my favorite sampling from the day. if we can get this sound bite of nancy pelosi and president obama