just hours from now a high-stakes hoe doun in a florida courtroom. i m john berman with brianna keilar and this is a new chapter in the battle over sensitive documents recovered from mar-a-lago. the immediate issue whether a special master will be appointed to oversee the documents that were seized from donald trump s beach house by the fbi. donald trump wants a special master. the government insists there is no need for one. a judge will hear arguments at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. in the blockbuster filing from the department of justice tuesday night the doj argued that the appointment of a special master would impede the government s ongoing criminal investigation and if the special master were tasked with reviewing classified documents, would impede the intelligence community from conducting its ongoing review of the national security risk that improper storage of these highly sensitive materials may have caused. trump s lawyers made several arguments in a court filing las
urgency we had two years ago to get our students back in to making sure that our students get support. when we are talking about shortages in the teaching ranks, our students are going to suffer more if we don t address that right away with the same level of urgency we had to reopen our schools. the real concern, i m sure that you have and many experts have, is they re looking at these statistics that we re talking about 9 year olds and when you see how 9 year olds are doing you re getting this indication of how they re going to do later and this indication is that they re not going to be able to catch up by the time they leave high school. what is this going to mean for their futures? right. well, you know, for me i feel i was a fourth grade teacher, i know these students need smaller class sizes, they need tutoring, they need additional support and through the american rescue plan dollars states have the money to do that and we re pushing really
donald trump had a tele rally and he urged his supporters to vote for glenn youngkin. their chance to send a very strong message ahead of next year s midterms. youngkin did not take part in the tele rally he was traveling and throughout the entire event after he did win the nomination from the republican party, mr. youngkin has kept the former president for the most part at arm s length. brian: ainsley, what s your take on terry mcauliffe closing out talking about diversifying the teaching ranks? ainsley: um-huh. if he can pull this off, it s goings to be such an i understand quhation we can see in the midterm election, group in front of me we will introduce you to. i was involved in that grocery store last night. you are familiar with falls church. you used to live in this area. it was about 5050. they said that s pretty amazing. falls church is extremely liberal. if you have liberal people there that s an indication of what could happen.
labor market that discriminated against women and said, you have two professional choices. one is being a teacher and one s being a nurse. the days, thank goodness, of relying on that discrimination to get people into our teaching ranks are now over, but we have to figure out what we re going to do to attract people in the 21st century to the hardest job anybody can do. well, what about what chris christie was charging, that the teachers union is essentially greedy? i don t know, because when i see results like that 9 out of 100, my focus is on those outcomes rather than figuring out who it is to blame. i think public education is the most important public good that we can deliver to children in this country and i think it s incumbent on everybody, whether it s labor, our teachers, governors like chris christie and others to cut superintendents like i used to do, to come together and figure out how we re going to make things work. look, we change the way we pay our teachers in denv
your country needs you. did he emphasize quality enough that the disparity between the fact that teachers here are not recruited from the top graduates of schools as often as they are in other countries? some other countries, especially in asia and in finland. i think you re absolutely right. the point is that at the end of the day, the president s saying, you know, your country needs you is not going to get more people to come into the teaching ranks. what s going to get more people into the teaching profession is when we change the profession so that high performing people want to come in. that means that we can t pay high performers and low performers the same amount. if means if that if you re an incredibly high paid teacher you shouyou so until we actually change the profession and the way that