the last couple polls, i ve noticed. our voters joining us today. dakota is a republican from new jersey. sally is and independent from connecticut and teresa is a new jersey republican. good to have you with us today. obviously you re in the race for the republican candidacy. the republican nomination. i want to jump in. we have a few minutes. i want some thoughts from these folks. one of the things that caught miee is you talked about ukraine. you want to see a negotiated settlement right now. i do. martha: how would you do that? deal with putin. he has to say we have to freeze the current lines of control, guarantee that nato does not admit ukraine but require that putin exits his military alliance with china. the china-russia military alliance is the single greatest military threat that we face. the nuclear stockpiles and russia s economy, that combination is daunting for the
trump? it was the trump white house trying to get the teachers martha: put that tweet up, guys. go ahead. martha: we have that cardona tweet that caught miee. here s what he said. a few weeks after potus put measures in place, a majority of schools were opened for the first time since the pandemic started. we re not finished. the department of education has more to do. now we have to repair the damage done by donald trump s mismanagement of the pandemic. that was the first tweet that cardona sent out when he got this report. he has since softened that language and the statement that they put out. i m sorry, pete. go ahead. false, false, false. gas lighting. they brow beat. the trump administration attempted to get the unions to do it, worked hard with the academy of pediatrics. the pediatrics group wanted to open the schools and the unions put so much pressure on them they reversed course. the kids were never vulnerable, never threatened.
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