exclusive interview with the united nations secretary general antonio gutteres. he s the man in the hot seat right now. he s been on the receiving end of much anger from israel. meanwhile many are looking to the u.n. to do something to help diffuse the situation. gaza is becoming a graveyard for children. what can he do? i will ask him. and the democrats overperformed in this week s elections. but president biden s poll numbers hover near record lows for next year s presidential race. i ll ask poll ser kristin soltis anderson to read the tea leaves. but first here is my take. hamas s terrorist attacks against israel and israel s military actions in gaza have unleashed a firestorm of controversy in the united states and europe. watching it all, i do wonder, does anyone believe in free speech any more. now, to note, i have strongly condemned the attacks of october 7th and i think that those hamas in any way are blind to the reality that it has been the principle opponen
double dosing instruction, a high dosage tutoring. the evidence suggests those are the writings to be doing. but we need to do more. mike: cory, what do you make of the study? corey: the government run schools have lost decades of learning. but you know what schools did not lose? ground academically and it was the catholic schools, the schools that stayed open, they had to compete in the free market and listen to the needs of families and students, their customers. if we had more school choice competition, the public schools would probably do a better job and up their game as well. mike: recommendations include using local data to guide recovery in investing in what works, expanding instructional time and programs to the students who still need additional support. communicating the importance of academic recovery, sharing timely and relevant information for families. carcorey?
that there are people that we know that are not safe for our kids in our neighborhood. and that, we can t trust our kids alone at the bus stop waiting for the bus. not because of the kids, necessarily, but because of the parents. i mean, what a horrible reality to be facing. and, evan, this isn t the first kind of, i will say, like insane and terrifying school board incident that you have covered. but i mean, like, parents at home looking at this, what are they supposed to make of all this? the most disturbing of a series of disturbing stories i have done throughout this school board election, throughout this year of school board races. people like kelsey say is that things have really changed on the ground in american neighborhoods. we are used to hearing about national politics being ugly, attacking everybody. there is no, you know, sacred cows. but now, it s your neighbor. people who know you. and kelsey says that s going to actually drive people out of school board races and ou