asian students get lower ratings on personality. really? is that what we want? because they are not the desired racial component that they need. they have plenty of asians. jon: let s talk about another story that is bubbling up in new york city. he is saying that bill de blasio, the mayor here, has essentially given up on educating minority students. the point is that he is not allowing charter schools to floors, and they go a long way towards helping the underprivileged. yes, he is absolutely right. we have been following the story for a long time. my former boss, george w. bush, one spoke of the soft bigotry of low expectations. that is bill de blasio s progressivism. he had a plan to turn around failing schools. it flopped. they spent $773 million. didn t improve any schools. so his advisor say we are never going to educate these black and latino kids, so instead of
over 50% under his watch, if you look at murder rates, if you look at rape rates, he said it s gone down, but it s plateaued. but murder rates, you cannot play with. it s up 10%. this mayor has been the devastation to our city and what i would take out of this is that there is debate in this country between socialism and capitalis capitalism. de blasio has put the experiment of socialism into manhattan, into new york city, and it has failed miserably under his watch. look at what he did to amazon but he chased tens and thousands of jobs out of the city. it devastated the economy. and i think that this is really what you have to do is look at new york city when you look at socialism versus capitalism. martha: it s an interesting point, zach. look at the school charter issue. mayor bloomberg really wanted to elevate, you know, increase the number of charters. when de blasio came in, they put $773 million into this
you know what? the steaming sack of cooked cabbage would never, ever do that because again it would be religious in some way, shape, or form. he s worried about saving mother earth, make the siblings run. let people avoid getting in their cars and get in the subways and not get their faces caught or pushed and thrown in front of a moving train. it shouldn t take two and a half hours to get 60 miles from connecticut into new york city. he s got his priorities misplaced. he s worrying about people having hamburger. greg: i want my tax money to go to mental health. i can think of anything more important. dana: if it actually went there. greg: that s what bugs me. i tried to look and find out where this money went. it means it s almost a double crime. dana: the announcement about the 900 million into the mental health was on the same week that they announced that the mayor had $773 million forward no project for schools, also deemed a failure.
success, $773 million, when i sat down with chris pratt all i wanted to do was nerd out with a really cool thing lord s character those when he hits the side of his face and this awesome helmet forms, how he messed up so many expensive shots by forgetting to tap the side of his face. you hit the side and it goes when you shoot are you hitting an exact spot? you to wear that mask. you sit there all day and do that? behind my ear i have this little piece, that is the one thing i forget to do so i have blown some massive shots by not doing this before i do a run and fly off. the camera pans $100,000 wasted on this shot.
there may be in other programs, but not in this program. i disagree. i just said the numbers were 773 million. 753 million spent fraudulently each year. guys, i ve got to go. we could talk forever, but i ve got to go. that s exaggerated. that s according to the usda estimates, the own government estimates. yeah, yeah. thanks, guys. terrifying night in one city as raging flames keep people endoors. we ll tells you where crews were fighting these fires. and good news for anyone who flies, you and your gadget will get to spend a little more time together. is that always good news? i guess it is when you re on an airplane and you re stuck.