John B. King Jr.

20 days out the math is indisputable. In the race to 270, Joe Biden leads and leads quite comfortably.

We have no future as a society if we don't invest in their education.

What I hope colleges and universities will do is look at their entire admissions process and ask what more could they do to make sure that they have a representative class--more low-income students, more students of color, more…

Some school districts are preparing around the country for 20, 25 percent cut in State aid. That will have a devastating impact.

There is no question it will hurt students of color and lower income students the most.

We have got to save the childcare sector.

We know that low-income students and students of color are disproportionately enrolled in the districts that are getting the least resources.

Dual enrollment, we know from large-scale studies can increase the likelihood that students graduate from high school and go on to college.

We also desperately need resources, resources to stabilize district budgets, but also resources to address learning loss.

So we absolutely have significant disparities for low-income students and students of color in completion, and we know that some of that is driven by financial gaps.

Black and Latino students are significantly underrepresented in access to AP and IB, and it is a problem both across schools and within schools.

There is no question that the vision of school choice that Secretary DeVos favors is one that is harmful to students.

There is no question that reliance on SAT and the ACT creates a disadvantage for students who have had less access to quality K through 12 preparation.

This is proof, bold face, all caps, exclamation point -- the Republican Party is loyal to Donald Trump.

I'm the major leaguer. These other people are all interesting. They're wonderful. They're great voices to the party. They're not ready to go up against Donald Trump.

it's hard to see as credible this president -- he's going to give a speech that says it's time for us to all come together, it's time to unify the country, if you look back at the last two years, he has not tried to do that.

The President won an election on this and he has every right to tell the Democrats I won an election, let's do business.

If this were a national emergency, wouldn't the Republican governor of Texas be with the President tonight?

Republicans think, Anderson, they think they will win this race. They think they will it by six, seven or eight points, but they're nervous that's why the President went in there twice last night.

If that number is true when the voters go to the polls tomorrow, Democrats will take the House.

The president factors in big, Anderson, and the late numbers show us the Democrats will have no excuses come Wednesday morning if they don't retake the House of Representatives.

If the gender gap is that big, if the Democrats are splitting the male vote and if young people come out, then this district is going to go blue. If this district goes blue, then the president has lost the house, period.

He broke the fact-check machines today. He said so many things that just were not true and simply not true.

There is a direct correlation between what you think of the President and how you will vote for Congress in the midterm election here.

This giant gender gap right now is the single biggest asset the Democrats have at a climate that looks three weeks out very good.