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dollars. that money the schools said we need this, we cannot reopen without the money. they got the money. $130 billion to stay open during covid. now the white house says we have to send another $10 billion. so they re going to look for approval on an additional $10 billion of your tax dollars. where did the first money go? has it been spent? probably not. why are we going to send $10 billion more out? wednesdays with will is next.
martha: the white house is rolling out a plan to give schools $10 billion to get them up to speed in covid testing on top of the $130 billion for the last round. more than 5,000 schools are closed since the start of the new year. so they have missed a lot of days. seven or eight days already. will cain is here. first, mark meredith in washington. hi, mark. good afternoon. the new school semester has been off to a rocky start. you can imagine there s a lot of people curious to see what things are looking look going forward. since the start of the pandemic, congress earmarked billions to make sure kids can stay safe at school. now lawmakers are asking where did the money go? the cdc offering up guidance how they believe schools can remain open, but the decision is being made on a local and state level,
situation. let s throw $5 trillion at this situation and now they can t find a test. a doctor says i don t have the treatments. sorry. don t have them. what s going on? there s no doubt that this administration has mishandled covid and the response to covid. think about this. we started this last year off, this administration, with a $1.9 trillion deal. less than 10% at covid-related health. 1.7 trillion overheating this economy, leading to inflation. that feels like a tax increase. it is a pay cut. those are the results of this administration s mishandling of the economy and the covid challenges. listen to the hearings just yesterday with dr. walensky and dr. fauci. the one thing you walked away with an oxymoron, cdc guidance. it s implausible that we don t
anti-virals. not just two anti-virals from pfizer and merck, but we need a whole portfolio that can begin to put this pandemic back in its place. martha: the white house is ramping up orders for them now. what do you think? it s late in the game. we had an opportunity to handle this crisis at the beginning. remember, president biden promised us a unified country but look what he s doing with it volunteering. he s dividing it more. more deaths in 2021 than 2020 for covid. we re losing confidence in what he says because what he wants us to do is deny what we see and believe what he says. when you spend trillions of dollars fighting and combatting covid and you can t find tests,