teachers union. if it safe for in-person learning in other state yes not chicago? right. look at what we re doing in new york city, mayor adams is adamant about leaving the schools open, the government provided millions of dollars in funding and n-95 masks to the teachers. teachers had priority to be vaccinated and funding for air filter simms and ventilation. there is no excuse for it. knowing that with children, they are the lowest risk population, why are we putting such stringent rules on the children it criminal and abusive. trey: you have been on the front line from the beginning of this pan pap,
teachers union. if it safe for in-person learning in other state yes not chicago? right. look at what we re doing in new york city, mayor adams is adamant about leaving the schools open, the government provided millions of dollars in funding and n-95 masks to the teachers. teachers had priority to be vaccinated and funding for air filter simms and ventilation. there is no excuse for it. knowing that with children, they are the lowest risk population, why are we putting such stringent rules on the children it criminal and abusive. trey: you have been on the front line from the beginning of this pan pap,
you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than eddie money running a travel agency. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. and so we are about to get under way with the meaty part of this which is going to be the testimony from that man, the former two-term senator from nebraska, chuck hagel. the nominee to succeed leon panetta are for defense secretary. he s tried to pave the way by meeting with at least 60 different senators. he s also had meetings with pan pap, panetta, of course. let s listen to chuck hagel. thank you, chairman levin, ranking member inhofe, and distinguished members of the committee. i am honored to come before you today as the president s nominee to be secretary of defense.