the justification of it is, they are losing. they are losing time. they are not going to get back in the classroom. and i think the default needs to be to figure out a way to get them back in. indefinitely, no end point? that s tough. yeah. look, the hope is that omicron kind of quickly blows out and then they can head back to school, but these reminds this sort of reminds me especially in the face of omicron some of these decisions that they re making, they re almost more difficult physics problems. right? you have all the effects on the kids, what happens in the outyears, as they would say in congress? what happens ten years down the line there? what happens now for how many students? and these are the things to be weighed. we know that community spread is higher than school spread. is that the case with omicron? so many questions still that i think they re struggling with.
collusion between the trump campaign and russian government. he s not going to say that. it s not his job. just like it s not my job to solve physics problems on this set. fortunately. fortunately. and you ve tried. i have. it s not his job. it s so stupid. not his job to say it, and even if he suspected there was collusion, he s not going to talk about that in an open hearing time and time again. what they did get yesterday is that russia interfered, us. officials did communicate with russians. he s not going to connect the dots for congress. that s up to the people prosecuting the case. there was a bit of chilling testimony, mike barnicle, when he talked about people who betrayed their country and sometimes did it unwittingly because they were so far down the road that they unwittingly betrayed their country. brennan had a very good day. trey gowdy did not have a good day.