Dr Miguel Cardona is the Commissioner of Education, and he joined Gary Byron on the air to talk about his reaction to Gov. Lamont's order to keep schools closed for the rest of the year.
Dr Miguel Cardona, Commissioner of Education
Dr Miguel Cardona is the Commissioner of Education, and he joined Gary Byron on the air to talk about his reaction to Gov. Lamont's order to keep schools closed for the rest of the year.
ROBERT SINCLAIR, JR., AAA NORTHEAST spoke with Brad and Paul about: The breaking scandal on college admissions should also highlight the struggles of parents of lesser means who often must take out high interest government loans to get their kids into top schools. We’re seeing an increasing number of these parents facing financial ruin when their kids default on the loans. The release below outlines a service we have to help parents navigate through the finance process for kids currently preparing for college in the fall, but also can help those restructure the crushing debt they already have that may be damaging their finances.
Former senator Len Suzio joined Brad and Paul to talk about the controversial early release program
RAHEEL RAZA, Clarion Project Advisory Board member, a founding member of the Muslim Reformer Movement, and international human rights activist. Raheel Raza—who received a fatwa from Saudi Arabia—contends that Saudi Arabia has a grotesque history of violence that must be condemned. She argues that the United States was correct to denounce this violence, but that it’s ridiculous that Muslim nations have failed to condemn this brutal murder and are instead looking to America for an answer. She joined Brad and Paul.
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