i m giving you everything, all that joy can bring seems things have gotten considerably worse with pent-up and covid frustrated americans running out of patience, a nation on hold wants to speak with a manager . the article sort of goes on to explain that when americans are having to cope with mild disappointment they devolve into children. yeah, just counter intuitive to me. look, i remember the runs on toilet paper, we had to use something called dude wipes, i m grateful to find any product on the shelves, especially in joe biden s america. so the idea people are throwing tantrums over not having fancy imported details. the 60-year-old man could not find the specialty cheese at the store and angry, confused and fearful. i don t want to joke about
it is time to flip that on its head to make sure we put children and learning first. kayleigh: for sure, and the new york times we will put that up, they have discovered what we know for two years which is the devastating data on kids not being in schools. starting 2022 i have long been aware that the pandemic was a bending children s lives, but until i spent time pulling together data and reading reports, i did not understand just how alarming the situation had become for the past two years americans have accepted more harm to children in exchange for less harm to adults. this is not a new discovery as we have had the data for two years, emily. emily: that s exactly right and i would make one edit, take out the word americans and supplant it with democrats to underscore the point, the mental health statistic has been absolutely frightening and on none of downhill trajectory, so the only reason this is doing
that is making it worse, and the behavioral health care for students particularly in the low income communities of color, to the point earlier, what we just came out of there was more mental health and disciplinary referrals than there were in the entire average school year when kids are in school. that is student on student violence, student on teacher violence, and self harm. health and mental health providers including the american academy of pediatrics have warmed to that we are in a mental health state of emergency for children. and to remind everyone that the second leading cause of death for ages 10-24 is suicide. this is beyond tragic and all this does ben: that is heartbreaking. kayleigh: heartbreaking, and the teachers union does not get it, 50% of schools are closed or remote to learning, it s a travesty. president biden says just google it, that s his answer to frustrated americans waiting in
manhattan. so come on down, minister of transport. kennedy: these people have to be tested by a lot more than coronavirus, by the way! harris: i think they would have a better chance if he showed up, just to make sure that everybody looks good and is taking their mug shots. let s move on. still ahead, the coronavirus pandemic right now, and prices rising and grocery stores alike, but the president had to be told about that. i don t know if he needs to know, but the result seems to be that americans are becoming short fused.
about these kids. they say give me money and i want that money and that s what matters. kayleigh: meanwhile you have the teachers union, the largest one run by the end norman s power, they were influencing guidelines and suggesting language of the reopening guidelines, but they had this to say, i thought it was really well written. exercising more real practical political power than any senator or cabinet sect at terry and the power to exercise exclusively in the public interest workers and the democratic party that they effectively controlled for half of the time for americans to take back some of that power. the white house should really be calling her out, am i right, kennedy? kennedy: absolutely over and over again. to make sure is held accountable with the statements she has made in the past. and now trying to frame her as