teachers. school district leaders who will make unwise choices. we ve seen the political quagmire that obviously, you know, leaders are trapped in there. 5% to 8% of students who have gone mia. we heard about that, as well. teachers once kids went remote, a lot of teachers couldn t find them. sorry, we only have a few seconds left, but what s the answer to all these concerns you have? well, i would say in terms of school districts, they don t have to make unwise decisions. and that they would increase the odds of making wise decisions by not feeling that they are the smartest people in the room and, instead, engaging with teachers, our unions, our students and families, in determining the wisest course of how to deal with these issues. and not feel like they have all the answers. larry ferlazzo, thank you for sharing your perfspective as a long-time teacher with us. thanks so much. thank you. one of the country s most famous friends says that she is
do these things, basically, because the liberal media might say worse things about him, say he is in worse shape. it is a hard to process argument. you said trump blblurbed. he was in a t-shirt, hair messed up, and red eyes. he endorsed this book. he was not happy about the positive test, when it was taken. he told the aides he felt meadows was quote, unquote, dumb. i m not sure if he had broader thoughts than that. the reaction among former trump aides on reading the physical description that meadows went ahead with was stunned. there is no way trump is going to be happy with this. there is no way trump knew it was in the book. stand by for one moment. i think brianna is going to dive more into the medical news that came out of this. let s get the clinical perfspective on what this means with dr. jonathan reiner, a doctor and professor at george washington university.