public education and low-income kids across the country. yeah. well, i agree with you. angry schmidt, thanks for being here. your son who is in school. appreciate your time. thank you. checking in with your facebook comments from the world of twitter. what do we have? it s more important for children to be alive and healthy than it is for them to attend school in person. why can t people see this? laurie, i don t think it s necessarily one or the other. you ve heard me say before, i delivered a commentary here on it last week. i think we ve sacrificed the interests of children to benefits of interests perceived of adults. and i also believe it s not just their physical well-being, but it s their emotionalal and mental well-being as well. it s going to take a long time to unravel the impact of a son like hers for a full year not have exposure to children his own age. i want to remind you, answer the