million kids, for example, in new york city or hundreds of thousands of kids in washington or cities across the country where we see people fighting to get into the cvs or walgreens. how do you get a testing regime for a country this big and all these schools? well, that s a great question. thankfully when the american rescue plan passed, included $10 billion for testing as early as march. there are protocols in place, the rocket foundation rolled up their sleeves. it s not something new and it s not the district is compeing with those looking for tests at cvs. there are tests available for school and one of the pieces of information that we put in a guidance to remind folks the importance of testing protocols so that not only do we open our schools but we keep them open. we need to be thinking
she s well known, and let s not let her celebrity status hurt her, let it help her. now congresswoman, i read about just how delicate of a matter this is, which is why many of us have not said anything publicly because it s very delicate. the compeing dangers of making this griner situation political versus allowing the russian justice system to decide her fate. is that on your mind as you and colleagues proceed? the delicacy of this? it couldn t be a heavier weight on our minds and hearts to be honest with you. we obviously want to be energetic aggressive, and pronounced, if you will. but one, as we have been trying to do, respect her family. i want to make sure we pray for her family, pray for her wife and her extended family members, to respect their privacy. but she is very unique.
compeing in the iraqi government. those elected will elect the next iraqi president and prime minister. a retired four-star army general, rayon odierno died on friday, he was 67 years old. according to a family s statement, he died after a quote, grave battle with cancer. odierno was the army s chief of staff from 2011 and 2015 and commanded the fourth infantry division. he had a decorated career that included three tour of duties in iraq where he helped. great general, great guy, we were certainly and honored to be
from the tone of chairman schiff tonight it sounds like he has more or less wrapped up his phase. do you think the democrats made a solid case? i think they made a very solid case on the merits. on the question whether in fact there was a series of misdeeds on the part of the white house as cohorts i think it is compeing. i think they may not have judged properly how it s going to play in the country. the early signs are the country is not paying attention. there were top ten surveys what the priorities ought to be, impeachment number ten. i think it s been hard for the public to follow it. you have ten different characters who come on stage. none of them were known to the public before this had all happened. and trying to keep up who s who and, you know, there s no crinology, we re not walking our way through the chronlogically,
in the streets, many of them younger because it s their generation that s going to suffer. and they speak with a moral clarity, frankly, that adults starting in the white house are not expressing today on this very, very existential issue. david, you wrote a column about greta thunberg. she is an extraordinary young woman, just 16 years old. what really stands out to you? i think she s a very straight forward young lady, she speaks her mind. and she s much more compeing than you d ever think a 16-year-old could be, but that was like the model she built it around, the parkland students. they were extremely compelling n way they talk to us and say simple things that are meaningful. and greta thunberg, one of the things she s done, there s very little hypocrisy about her. she thinks it would have been hypocritical to fly a commercial airplane to new york for the very important gatherings at the