But, you know what . Most of america is ordinary americans who count on the quality of our Public Schools. And i can tell you, a lot of parents are worried about how are they going to be able to have an education for their children given the challenge in the schools. The school cant afford to convert the way it operates. Either in the school in a very altered manner or providing work stations and computers and broadband so every child has the ability to work online. Now, we know that even that is going be far insufficient because so many children are in households where there isnt going to be the type of fullon, allday assistance to help them utilize that online. We know that. But shouldnt we be providing the resources to give the to minimize the gap between the best off and ordinary families . Shouldnt we be trying to do everything for our children . You know, my dad was a mechanic. A mechanic that works in a sawmill is called a millwright. He said it is the best job in the world. You
With the some sort of spike in the virus, hopefully not. If that happens that would certainly affect the corporate profit outlook. We are looking at a move into the cyclicals. The Financial Sector being helped out by a steepening yield curve. One area of weakness around china because there is heightened china tensions, chips trading lower on the day. On the year, lots of room for the cyclicals to make up given the fact the s p 500 is down 6 . Etf down 18 . Leading the way still is the fangs, the stayathome trade. David a lot of us thought the markets would take a hit because of the horrible protests as a result of the killing of george floyd over the weekend. They did not react to that. We were worried late friday that President Trump would be going after china, yet the stocks did not react negatively to that, even though we learned today agricultural imports might be cut. Is that because the president warned more than he did . Abigail that was more a case of talking the talk and less
George floyd. Both say he was killed at the hands of police. But they differ on key details. What these reports mean for the investigation. And behind the blue line. As the nypd faces scrutiny for its response to protests, we tag along and ask some tough questions about race and policing. First, heres todays eyeopener. Your world in 90 seconds. I am your president of law and order. And an ally of all Peaceful Protesters. While he was speaking in the white house rose garden, Peaceful Protesters outside the gates were being dispersed with tear gas, flash grenades, and rubber bullets, because they wanted to clear the way for the president to pose with a bible in front of a nearby church. Keep it nice and safe. The president seems to think that dominating black people, dominating Peaceful Protesters is law and order. Its not. He calls them thugs. Who is the thug here . We want it to stop. We are tired of seeing our people hurt. We dont want to see that no more. An edge after Peaceful Demon
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