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    Education Secretary Stumbles, Then Triumphs: A Senate Hearing Surprise

    During a recent Senate hearing, a surprising exchange unfolded between Senator Markwayne Mullin and Education Secretary Linda McMahon. Senator Mullin questioned the Secretary about the United States' national ranking in math and reading in 1979. Secretary McMahon initially appeared uncertain, stating, "We were very, very low on the totem pole." However, after a moment of reflection, she corrected herself, revealing that the US was actually ranked number one. This exchange has sparked discussion about the importance of accurate historical knowledge and the challenges of recalling specific data under pressure. The video clip of the exchange quickly went viral, highlighting the public's interest in such events. The incident serves as a reminder of the significance of accurate information and the complexities of public service.

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