Way next. welcome to prime: weekend. I m nicole wallace. D let s get to the wheat s top stories. Each of you knows what it means to stare down danger and strength of someone in the moment of trial. We are grateful for all you three have done, so many more. Of all the privileges of this office, none is greater o than serving as the commander in chief of the finest military the world has ever known. And of all the military d decorations our nation can do this though can bestow, we have none higher than the middle of honor. When you see someone who wears that medal, remember the moment. You are looking at the bravest to ever wear the country s uniform. Today we recognize seven men as being among the bravest of the brave, each of them distinguished themselves with extraordinary power. In the famous words, at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. The highest military honor one can receive is the medal of honor bestowed by the commander in chief to individuals who e
Over the kinds of Kitchen Table issues that could very well decide this race in november. Things like Cost Of Living, cost of Child Care and the cost of buying groceries, yes. Still, we know that many americans dont yet feel that progress in their daily lives. Costs are still too high, and on a deeper level, for too many people, no matter how much they work, it feels so hard to just be able to get ahead. As president i will be laser focused and creating opportunities for the Middle Class that advance their economic security, stability and dignity. Together we will build what i call an Opportunity Economy. And key key to creating this Opportunity Economy is building up our Middle Class. [ applause ] it is essential. The Middle Class is one of americas greatest strengths, and to protect it, then, we must defend basic principles. Such as, your salary should be enough to provide you and your family with a good quality of life. [ applause ] such as, no child should have to grow up in povert
dollars so that they could stay open, be prepared, open safely, all of that. no many of them are saying we ll have to go virtual again. so the president criticized specifically some of the states and he s asking where did the money go? we also back then included an $10 billion for testing for schools. that money went out to the states. states and the school districts have spent the money well. many of them. unfortunately some haven t. martha: unfortunately some haven t. there s the podium. we re waiting for jen psaki that will probably get questions about this in terms of the accountability. where does the money go? if the money is supposed to be for testing and safe open schools, we don t we have that in some cases? we ll dig into that. that money was allocated for those specific things. why are we still seeing challenges? $72.8 billion allocated to testing and detecting the virus in an ample fashion over the course of 2020 and 2021. edward lawrence digging into this. he
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