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this fall and has gone so far to say last week he will cut off federal funding for schools that do not reopen. can he do that? guest: my understanding of that is no or it would be difficult for them to do that. mostiggest thing is that federal funding has already been sent out for the school year. the second thing is that congress controls the purse strings. they have created rules around exactly when money gets sent out, how much, and exactly what school districts need to do to receive that money. the last thing is that if congress decides to provide more bailout money for school districts, they would have to agree to give the strings to betsy devos to decide when and how to dole out money. one of the things i want to point out is federal money is targeted toward low income schools. what betsy divorce is saying is devos.y divorce host: we talk about what is being proposed in the heroes act that are being pushed right now for future additional aid. act, theder the car ....
point.eded rand paul s did you see the numbers in florida where the state of florida is reporting that dozens of testing we are going to have to take you to an event with senator elizabeth warren campaigning for presidential candidate joe biden. this is live coverage on c-span. and i was on sasha congresswoman gabbard s campaign before she endorsed the vice president. issuesnce on numerous including climate change, education reform enough a few bq rights. i believe we can truly return the title of bringing opportunity to america get. i m a member of the california students for biden and a former bernie supporter. we need a leader in the middle of this national crisis that is going to be with us come november and joe can deliver that. my name is michael. i joined team joe because we do leader who is already listening to progressive voices, who is not unwilling to look at mistakes and push through democratic legislation. thank you for joining this biden for pres ....
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update on immigration policy negotiations. at 8:30 eastern, holly harris of the justice action network on prison sentencing and reform. and at 9:00, darrell burnett of education week on the failing infrastructure in u.s. schools. host: good morning, this is friday, january 12, and welcome to washington journal. as you can imagine, reaction is pouring in from congress and elsewhere to the president s comments on immigrants from certain countries, something we heard about yesterday afternoon. we want to get to the president s comments on immigration, talk about daca and the immigration issue. if you are a democrat, please .all (202) 748-8000 republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. and we have a special fourth line to recent immigrants to the u.s.. (202) 748-8003 (202) 748-8002 (202) 748-8003 (202) 748-8003. front page of the washington post. this first reported on the president s comments late yesterday afternoon. the headline today s piece said imm ....
bureau cheap for the new york k times. tell us what happened overnight? what happen overnight? is that brittons voted and saide they didn t like teresa may as much as she hoped they would. they voted in large numbers, and they decided that her campaign for a new mandate three years early, was not something they wanted to give her. and they also in large part, a lot of young people turned out n for jeremy corbyn, a man thief left who ran a very optimistic campaign, criticized the conservatives on austerity questions, policeman, socialma welfare, didn t explain what is going to get paid for, but in general, the problem of teresa may was that the more people heard her the less they seemed to like her. was part of this based on the snap election was called in expectations among the conservative party that jeremy corbyn was weak and labor was preparing to get rid of him? well, not so much they were going to get rid of him but that he was weak and vulnerable and she w ....