Governor J.B. Pritzker

And also, did you, you know, did your friends experience cyberbullying, you know, in classes? And the answer is yes, that there was that going on just in a single classroom. People are getting bullied on their device. So I think the trade-off is actually a really positive one. Just leave the device outside the door. You know, there's a way to lock them up and you can get it when you leave class.

And for the most part, it's not going to be a problem. And schools get to make those decisions for themselves.

And for the most part, it's not going to be a problem. And schools get to make those decisions for themselves.

And for the most part, it's not going to be a problem. And schools get to make those decisions for themselves.

Yeah. You know, one thing that makes me rage is, and this is a funny thing to say in the context of that question, is rage. I watch our public officials and what's happening in our political life. And it's like people have forgotten how to be kind. And it seems to me that the whole purpose of public service is to, you know, deliver what people need to make their lives better.

Yeah. You know, one thing that makes me rage is, and this is a funny thing to say in the context of that question, is rage. I watch our public officials and what's happening in our political life. And it's like people have forgotten how to be kind. And it seems to me that the whole purpose of public service is to, you know, deliver what people need to make their lives better.

Yeah. You know, one thing that makes me rage is, and this is a funny thing to say in the context of that question, is rage. I watch our public officials and what's happening in our political life. And it's like people have forgotten how to be kind. And it seems to me that the whole purpose of public service is to, you know, deliver what people need to make their lives better.

That seems like a, you know, part of the answer to the question of how can you be kind? And we ought to be kind to one another. And what makes me rage is to look at the political arena and see that that seems to have gone out the window. And so it drives me crazy. It's not something... I'm not a person who... will rage in public.

That seems like a, you know, part of the answer to the question of how can you be kind? And we ought to be kind to one another. And what makes me rage is to look at the political arena and see that that seems to have gone out the window. And so it drives me crazy. It's not something... I'm not a person who... will rage in public.

That seems like a, you know, part of the answer to the question of how can you be kind? And we ought to be kind to one another. And what makes me rage is to look at the political arena and see that that seems to have gone out the window. And so it drives me crazy. It's not something... I'm not a person who... will rage in public.

But, you know, you saw the speech that I gave about the death of a constitutional republic. And obviously, my experience, you know, my own family escaped the pogroms in Ukraine. I helped to build a Holocaust museum. So you can imagine that watching our constitutional democracy be torn apart is enraging to me.

But, you know, you saw the speech that I gave about the death of a constitutional republic. And obviously, my experience, you know, my own family escaped the pogroms in Ukraine. I helped to build a Holocaust museum. So you can imagine that watching our constitutional democracy be torn apart is enraging to me.

But, you know, you saw the speech that I gave about the death of a constitutional republic. And obviously, my experience, you know, my own family escaped the pogroms in Ukraine. I helped to build a Holocaust museum. So you can imagine that watching our constitutional democracy be torn apart is enraging to me.

I'm not sure what to calm down about right now.

I'm not sure what to calm down about right now.

I'm not sure what to calm down about right now.

Yeah, but I do. I do think we've got a lot of work to do, all of us to refocus ourselves on on the direction of the country. And again, on the most vulnerable people in our society, working class Americans, middle class Americans. That's where we ought to be focusing and not letting the richest man in the world dictate the policies of the U.S. government.

Yeah, but I do. I do think we've got a lot of work to do, all of us to refocus ourselves on on the direction of the country. And again, on the most vulnerable people in our society, working class Americans, middle class Americans. That's where we ought to be focusing and not letting the richest man in the world dictate the policies of the U.S. government.

Yeah, but I do. I do think we've got a lot of work to do, all of us to refocus ourselves on on the direction of the country. And again, on the most vulnerable people in our society, working class Americans, middle class Americans. That's where we ought to be focusing and not letting the richest man in the world dictate the policies of the U.S. government.

Appreciate you.