Rahm Emanuel

Yeah.

And what's happened, it's a contributor, it's not the only thing.

What has happened is we abandoned measurements, and I get you back to the principal in Hattiesburg, who took a school of the nine in Hattiesburg last to first.

Accountabilities and standards are our friends.

We have to be open to him, receptive to him, know how to find that sweet spot between measurement and using it to improve our teaching.

Yeah, we're going to come back to it because it's a generational thing.

So let's you did it.

You started up.

So I don't mean to do the Talmudic version of the question around the question, but I'm going to do that to you.

That's all right.

I'll get back to the question.

No, I know the question.

I'm going to get to the question too.

There's three questions that are out there, not one.

Okay.

Okay.

First, you started about anti-Semitism and then you went to Israel.

So as somebody that had been a target of anti-Semitism in his public life, that's separate and distinct, but it's attached to what's happening around the prime minister and Israel.

I would say to you, it was very ugly in my campaign for Congress.

It was seen, if you know Chicago, as the Polish seat.