down $1.50 from their peak. food inflation is coming down, not fast enough, but coming down. inflation has fallen every month for the last six months while take-home pay is going up. dana: the president getting knocked for all of those claims. biden also got a real-time fact-check over this attack. so slow my republican friends want to take the economy hos hostage. republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. i m not saying it s a majority. let me give you anybody who doubts it, contact my office. i am politely not naming them but it s being proposed by some of them. look. folks. the idea is that we re not going going to be moved into being thrown to default on a debt if we don t respond. dana: biden drawing some laughs for the wrong reason when talking about getting tough with oil companies. i said we are going to need oil for at least another decade. and beyond that. we are going to need it. dana: despite getting called out on the falsehoods, some de
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financial class ongoing war in teacher protections in this country. joining me now, dena goldstein, author of teacher wars. it s fantastic, go preorder it. first of all, let s start simple, what is tenure? great first question. it s a promise of due process. so once a teacher earns tenure rights, if a principal or school wants to get rid of them or fire them, they have to make the case. they have to bring it before a neutral arbitrator. they have to present evidence for why this teacher is bad at their job. and the teacher, importantly, has the right to representation in that hearing. why does you ve got a great history of why why does tenure exist? why do teachers have this protection? tenure dates back in the united states to 1909. and at the time, school reformers, college presidents, accountability hawks, like we have today, they looked over at germany and they thought german teachers were a heck of a lot better than american ones, and they said, oh, look, germany has
of color, and therefore violates their civil rights. quote, the evidence is compelling, indeed, it shocks the conscience, that challenges statutes impose a real and appreciable impact on students right to a quality of education and impose a disproportional board on poor and minority students. there s a genuine debate to be had about tenure rules and how california schools can better serve their students. according to the department of education analysis released in 2011, california was one of the top ten states in the country for low-performing schools. the real kicker in this, though, is who brought the case in the first place. it was organized and bankrolled by a group called students matter, founded by tech multimillionaire dave welsh and underwritten by top dollar donors. just the latest victory in the financial class ongoing war in teacher protections in this country. joining me now, dena goldstein, author of teacher wars. it s fantastic, go preorder it. first of all, let s st