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Oct 26, 2026

Robert FarringtonGUEST
40:10
Pretty much every even basic scholarly reading said that this would not pass any kind of First Amendment tests or anything.
Robert FarringtonGUEST
40:20
And the Department of Education, of course, said, we're going to appeal it.
Robert FarringtonGUEST
40:22
No, it's totally fine.
Robert FarringtonGUEST
40:24
Well...

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Robert FarringtonGUEST
51:30
But that pay bump does not necessarily enough to offset the cost that you had to pay for that degree.
Robert FarringtonGUEST
51:37
And so it's another very frustrating one.
Robert FarringtonGUEST
51:39
I think it's interesting because the Department of Education also released for the very first time ever why colleges raise tuition.
Robert FarringtonGUEST
51:46
And so one of the statutory requirements is that if you are in the top 5% of colleges on price increases for three years in a row, you have to tell the Department of Education why you're doing it.
Scott SloanHOST
1:21
So the feds under President Trump.
Scott SloanHOST
1:24
downsizing the department of education if not outright eliminating it and a lot of questions raised that and i'm probably okay if you get rid of it then how do we get our money does it just go straight to the states and whatnot um and if that's the case um do we see less lovely levies or more great questions she is julie hartman she is uh with the the boss of the department of education uh joining the show now to discuss on 700 wlw julie welcome are you
Julie HartmanGUEST
1:48
I'm great, Scott.
Julie HartmanGUEST
1:49
Thanks so much for having me.
Julie HartmanGUEST
1:50
Yeah,
Scott SloanHOST
1:50
thank you.
Scott SloanHOST
1:51
When you hear about the pushback that Trump wants to eliminate the Department of Education and you think, OK, the schools are all going to collapse and fall down upon themselves, that's kind of a false narrative for sure.
Scott SloanHOST
2:01
What can you tell parents that are worried about that scenario?
Scott SloanHOST
1:47
And a number of those right here in southwest Ohio.
Scott SloanHOST
1:50
So the feds under President Trump... downsizing the department of education if not outright eliminating it and a lot of questions raised that and i'm probably okay if you get rid of it then how do we get our money does it just go straight to the states and whatnot um and if that's the case um do we see less lovely levies or more great questions she is julie hartman she is uh with the the boss of the department of education uh joining the show now to discuss on 700 wlw julie welcome how are you
Julie HartmanGUEST
2:17
I'm great, Scott.
Julie HartmanGUEST
2:17
Thanks so much for having me.
Julie HartmanGUEST
2:18
Yeah,
Scott SloanHOST
2:19
thank you.
Scott SloanHOST
2:19
When you hear about the pushback that Trump wants to eliminate the Department of Education and you think, OK, that schools are all going to collapse and fall down upon themselves, that's kind of a false narrative for sure.
Scott SloanHOST
2:30
What can you tell parents that are worried about that scenario?
Wanda MontalvoGUEST
37:56
A lot of people will be harmed if we have a shortage of a nursing workforce.
Wanda MontalvoGUEST
38:01
We have to advocate for that profession because right now it almost feels like, you know, the Department of Education is trying to dismantle it.
BillHOST
38:09
Not only that, the immigration
Wanda MontalvoGUEST
38:10
barriers.
Mary InmanGUEST
22:14
And second, fraud on programs or benefits administered by the Department of Agriculture, including the SNAP program.
Mary InmanGUEST
22:22
The Department of Labor, Department of Health and Human Services, HUD, Department of Education, including student aid fraud, Department of Veterans Affairs and the SBA.
Mary InmanGUEST
22:31
According to the press release, the program places a particular emphasis on submissions involving hospice, health care, home health care, daycare and special services fraud.
Mary InmanGUEST
22:41
The program contains a novel feature in reward programs, which is to pay rewards once criminal charges are made public before the government actually collects any money.
Rob SpencerHOST
70:53
Absolutely unneeded.
Rob SpencerHOST
70:54
The Department of Education is just send the education back to the states.
Rob SpencerHOST
70:58
Let Arkansas run its education department, the system the same way, because what the students here in the south need probably a whole lot different than what they need up in Washington state.
Rob SpencerHOST
71:10
Right.
Julie MasonHOST
17:48
They do the same kind of reports.
Julie MasonHOST
17:51
It's required to be a Department of Education school.
Neal LarsonHOST
17:55
Yeah.
Julie MasonHOST
17:56
I'm not fine with just the phone calls.
Dinine SigHOST
16:08
I find that so interesting, with a focus on making sure people who are often overlooked have access and a seat at the table.
Dinine SigHOST
16:15
She later worked in education policy at the local, state, and federal levels, including at the U.S. Department of Education.
Dinine SigHOST
16:23
Devin says...
Dinine SigHOST
16:24
She hadn't planned to run for office, but after repeated calls and emails to her own state representative when unanswered, she decided to run herself.
Mike EmanuelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:48
Quote, Rady Children's Health has chosen to violate its merger agreement and California law in response to the Trump administration's illegal campaign against providing providers of gender affirming care.
Mike EmanuelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:00
The Department of Education says the Biden administration turned a blind eye to this deprivation of parental rights, and the Trump administration will fight relentlessly to end it.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:11
In a legal first, a jury in New York awarded a 22-year-old woman $2 million in damages over her gender transition surgery that took place when she was a teenager.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:20
The plaintiff accused her psychologist and plastic surgeon of violating standard practices in their fields that led to her receiving a gender transition double mastectomy that she feels left her disfigured.
Ester FuchsGUEST
40:29
This whole idea of Doge and we're going to create efficiencies, you know, turns out to be completely erroneous and, of course, ideologically driven and The destruction of certain agencies wholesale, whether it's USAID essentially disappearing from the face of the earth.
Ester FuchsGUEST
40:50
But also what's been happening in the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services has a terrible impact on the public.
Ester FuchsGUEST
41:00
So I don't have to say everybody knows that it's much easier to destroy than to build.
Ester FuchsGUEST
41:06
So this is not going to happen overnight, actually, to bring back what Trump has effectively destroyed in terms of the workings of government.

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