ohio state university to discuss efforts to address the national teacher shortage. they are lead effort authors of the book how do we get here? welcome to both the you. thank you for having us. host: can you start by telling meet your background in education and teaching? my background is in human resources. i did my training and public resource management. coming at it from a talent management perspective. host: douglas, you are at i will straight iowa state university. what about you? what is your background in education and teaching? i come through working with student services and academic affairs. i have a phd in university of wyoming. i have education resources, working with k-12 leadership and working with colleges. i have relationships between the community college and the k-12 environment to solve these issues we are faced with. there was a report in host: there was a report in the washington post saying it is hard to know how many classrooms are short
no. former secretary of treasury, he warned if you went through with that $2 trillion that inflation would rise and america would be harmed. but nobody listened on the other side. they were proud, they were going to cheer, they re going to get elected, they re going to win based upon. this they went ahead, they passed that bill with one party control. in the house and in the senate and the president signed it. if we listen to steve ratner, democrat adviser to obama, he calls it the original sin of inflation. if you listen to the american public, madam speaker, i hope every single member asks their constituents, could they give one month s salary up, could they afford to give a month s salary up? i would love it if anyone can come back and tell me anyone who says yes to that. the sad part about it, everybody in america who is paid on a salary lost more than a month because it was deja vu all over again. it was exactly that vote that took more than a month s salary frefer ameri
house speaker nancy pelosi commented on the fbi s retrieval of materials from former president donald trump mar-a-lago home and she also talks about the democrats tax, health care, and i met change bill this is 25. 25 minutes. of our colleague jackie bluesky of indian and two members of of her staff sally, zach repotting emma thompson who tragically died last week. the congresswoman was a lifelong proud hoosier who lived a life of service. she was admitted by colleagues on both sides of the aisle, admired by colleagues on both sides of the aisle for her commitment to our constituents and her personal kindness. this bill on the floor right now is being chaired by jim mcgovern. she and jim mcgovern shared the hunger caucus, and as i said was great admiration for her. comfort to her family, loved ones and staff and the loved ones of zachary and emma that the full house community mourns with them. it s so sad. it s so tragic. okay. so some of you didn t come the other day wed