Matthew ellington, coauthors of fabric of the nation. Gentlemen, good morning. Guest good morning, jesse. Guest good morning, jesse. Te high stool high School Students calling only. We will help them prepare for the ap u. S. History exam. I want to remind our students to tweet your questions, using the ap u. S. Apushcram. Lets talk about what the ap u. S. History exam will look like this year. Matt, can you tell us how if the pandemic will affect the exam again this year . It will affect the exam but much differently than it affected it last year. There was a shortened version last year. What is new this year is that the College Board is going back to a full length, more normal exam. With multiplechoice, a document based Essay Question and short answer questions and and let ellie q. Leq. The biggest difference is that the College Board, because of the pandemic and because of the different situations that schools find themselves in, they are offering a digital and an in person paper ver
his life and story seem to confirm everything that was good about the country. he grew up in the south bronx, son of immigrants from jamaica, 1958 and received his commission in the u.s. rp. much of the time country was living under the laws. he served two tours in vietnam and went on to advise presidents. in the end he made it all the way to the top of the u.s. military. after he retired he became secretary of state. for the end of his life, powell sometimes said that his remarkable career was proof that affirmative action works. it always seemed like a half-hearted talking point. anybody who knew powell suddenly he could confirm that he s as impressive as any person in the u.s. government and far more most times. legitimately sparkle, deeply knowledgeable, and openly patriotic. hardly a diversity pirates, obviously superior to a lot of people around him. the supposedly brilliant bush administration told us that the inauguration would be quick and simple, colin powell knew b
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our show as part of the trump effect that he was able to install so many of these judges, and they continue to put policies into place from the bench that he supported endorsed. e supporte endorsed it s mad, i m glad you highlighted that you have a great rest of your day today on the mehdi hassan show, republicans are doubling down on races in the wake of the buffalo mass shooting. at the same time they re trying to blame democrats for two of those top democrats, former president joins me live plus we must teach kids about racism, republicans are silencing of the president of the national association, and then the conversation with director john apatow, on the legacy of comedy giant george karlyn. good evening on time mehdi hasan, it s been a full weekend since a match weekend brutally shot and killed ten people at a grocery store in a prominent black neighborhood in buffalo. seven days since we learned that a quote unquote, manifesto linked to the accused government
Gov. Maura Healey advanced an enormous $4.1 billion bill to tackle a housing shortage decades in the making to a Joint Committee on Housing hearing Thursday morning, doubling down on the urgency of the "issue of our time" following her State of the Commonwealth speech the night before.