Can you just talk a little more so people can understand what those cuts are that they're actually proposing? Sure. So the first, the most important thing to your listeners that I can say is that The federal Department of Education, it's about opportunity for all. It doesn't run schools. It basically fills opportunity gaps. That's what it basically does. So schools, I mean, we just talked about Governor Evers. He ran schools when he was a superintendent, Wisconsin. And the local school board runs schools, not the federal government. (20:03–20:16)
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