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2:22Now PlayingAs the entire country becomes a hotspot for Covid, Chicago Teachers Union continues to stand ground with remote learning. Sam Seder from the Majority Report discusses how the predicted Omicron "short wave" has resulted in increased hospitalizations.
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Sam Seder: Welcome ladies and gentlemen I hope you are keeping safe during this time where Covid- somebody sent me actually a clip of um Chris Hayes's program last night where uh he showed a one of those you know color graphs of the country as to where coveted hot spots exist, and the entire country is red in terms of hot spots. That's basically what's going on, i can tell you that in my uh own experience, there's a lot of Covid at my kids schools. Teacher is out the principal's out half the kids are not there, there are substitutes and the idea that there is like learning going on in this environment is sort of silly. And the idea that we're hearing people insist that kids get back into the school and we're talking about this week, right? Like we know what's going on in Chicago, the Chicago's teachers union wanted to go remote for a week or two.
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