forever, i think they would have if thereave. are problems and shortages, then either some schools are closing in those districts or those districts are taking a pass. it s not a matter of we don t want to be there is c that wean can t stay there testing mass vaccinations, proper ventilation, our schools ,most of them don t have thoseve basic things waiting for that ventilation plan to gon back to work over a weekend we were in florida and then other parts which we ll talk about later.hers but mothers, fathers, they were coming up to, us saying t never stop fighting for us , please. it s always gratifying to hear from you. ow bad i had no idea, frankly, how bad things have gotten with the schools until covid ifn the biden administration is just doubling down i on theiron failure and radicalism and all of these cultural issues and this means democrats are standing against more traditional parents and just common sense a parents i think at this point who just oft politics out
secretaries. after mike pompeo became the new secretary of state, and that had become a bit of al biter at the end. there was some protection from senate leadership of scott pruitt. of course, thereave been more of a cascade of stories about his ethical missteps and lapses since then and you see people like conservative commentator laura ingraham saying he s got to go. this is making the president s judgmek really d. i think that there is, you re going to see increasing pressure, because scott pruitt is basically become sort of a democrat s midterm commercial. for him to go. it s interestinge retains the confidce of the president a few days ago said at an event, doing a great job, ripped by the press but doing a great job and it s totally unfair. 15 federal investigations. thank you. thanks, craig. high-stakes vote on immigration is finally set to reach the house floor. house republicans reached a deal to vote on two separate measures next week and it comes as