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& friends." on this friday, january 19th. >> steve: it's friday. tgif. thank goodness it's fox. we are now officially four days away from the nation's first primary in new hampshire and former president donald trump and nikki haley taking shots at each other. >> she would not be able to handle that position. she has no chance. she's got no way. >> if he thinks i have no chance and i have no hope. why is he running millions of dollars of ads against me. >> ainsley: terrifying scene on the tarmac, icy conditions causing a plane to skid off the runway. >> brian: over in rochester a confused husband shares his struggle at the grocery store. sometimes i get sent out with a shopping list do you want me to explain that to you. i think i can handle it. i get to the grocery store i'm like what is a shallot? [laughter] >> brian: i understand. "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, your mornings are better because you are with friends and i need you to be

dressed. three hours. >> steve: different hashtag. ♪ ♪ we can take it higher. >> live from new york, it is "fox & friends," the world's number one cable morning news show friday january 19th, 2024. >> brian: the music was a remix. what is what the remix? >> ainsley: no idea. >> brian: is that like a child? >> ainsley: i like that song. >> lawrence: gets you going. >> brian: really? >> ainsley: we're going to get snow today. are you ready? >> steve: no i was in iowa with a foot of snow and 20 degrees below zero. >> ainsley: friday. kids can enjoy it over the weekend. take their sleds to central

park. >> steve: got to make snow angels. >> ainsley: brian is anti-angel. >> brian: i didn't say anti-angel, i had my butler go ahead of me and put salt on my path so i don't slip either that or get better shoes this morning i was going to wear boots with heels and then i remembered it was going to snow. at this to sneak into my bedroom because hayden is sleeping with me and grab some snow boots. >> steve: talking about snow because we will be heading up north to new england four days from today on tuesday it will be the new hampshire primary for the most part ron desantis dropping out not running tv ads heading south to south carolina. meantime last night on tv we had both nikki haley and donald trump on tv mr. trump was on with sean. nikki haley was on one of the

other channels, and they had lots to say about lots of things and why the other was going to lose. listen. >> so democrats are allowed to vote, which they are going to vote for her because they want don't want to run against me. they want to run against her. the governor should have done something about it instead of talking. wastes his time with nikki. she is not going to make it. no chance no. way. maga is not going to be with her. >> if he thinks i have no chance and no hope, why is he running millions of dollars of ads against me? do we really want to have two 80-year-olds for president world in disarray and country on fire? i know we have had some independents come our way and democrats say they will want to support us because they are not happy with joe biden. >> what happens in new hampshire, they have the open primary system where a democrat can switch and say they are an independent. pretty much anyone can vote there. exactly. so that's going to be the nikki haley's advantage you are saying trump last night saying it's troubling, it bothers him. the governor sununu who endorsed

nikki haley, who likes the system, i guess, who says he doesn't like the system was going to change it and he never did. now it's benefiting nikki haley. he said the governor should have done something about it and he said who has a system where democrats can vote in a republican primary? >> steve: do you know what is going to happen? it's going to be like a general election, essentially. you will be able to have anybody in new hampshire vote. for the most part, the primaries are the primaries. each state party operates their own but, in this case, it's wide open. that is -- it's a streak that new hampshire has had for decades and they are going to continue it. >> lawrence: typically you don't have a general election in the primary. i have been talking about this for a couple days now. did i some more research on it. nearly 4,000 democratic voters that switched their affiliation to the republican party, undeclared primary ahead to the independents. why does this matter? i went back and looked at iowa. nbc and des moines register and surprisingly a super majority, a

folks said they were going to calculation for donald trump said they would vote for him against joe biden their preferred choice was joe biden. 27% of the people planned on caucusing were going to vote for robert f. kennedy. people voting in a republican primary that don't plan on voting for the candidate, which is typically, if a democrat wants to vote for a republican they wait until the general election. >> unfortunately right now, brian. you got a lot of democrats trying to change the way the republicans pick their candidate because they feel like one may be weaker than the other. >> a lot of states do that they allow you to do that and register for the primary. former president of the united states i look at it as a challenge. as nikki haley pointed out yesterday, republicans lost seven of the eight popular

votes. if you want to govern a country. and the president keeps talking in a unifying way. is he has gone out of his way to talk like that, obviously. if he does get a double dignity victory over that shows his strength in the general. i saw yesterday with his interview with sean hannity he did not talk about 2020 being rigged. do you know what he talked about? i got more votes than any republican in history. and he talked about looking forward bush 41 after bob dole, and the think is nikki haley, even though she has some personal strife with her dad sick and everything. she is happy warrior. she is on stage. conversational. comfortable with the issues. pointing out a contrast. pointing out the age of the president, not being put

downish. that's kind of smart. because you want 80-year-olds to vote for you too. if you keep saying 80-year-olds are terrible people. that's not a positive. i like the show now. chris sununu is telling something interesting, ainsley. he went from nikki haley is going to win new hampshire to nikki haley is going to be close. and so he is kind of ratcheting down the hoax. >> ainsley: like vivek. you are going to see a surprise in iowa. the surprise was he dropped out. >> steve: that was the surprise. >> ainsley: suffolk university does this daily tracking poll and yesterday the numbers were in for donald trump. he was getting 450% of the likely voters for new hampshire. haley was getting 36%. and desantis 6%. here what happens can happen. he takes iowa. he already did that. he got 98 of the # 9 counties. now we go to new hampshire. he looks, according to this poll, is he going to win by a lot in new hampshire, by, what, 16 points? and then goes to south carolina. and nikki haley used to be

governor there, but it looks like donald trump is up in the polls there. so, if we get to south carolina and he has won all three states, then it's done. he's the candidate. >> lawrence: that's why new hampshire is a must win for someone like nikki haley. those are your independent voters, more progressive voters, more moderate republicans. you got win that state because when you go to south carolina, you are back to that conservative circle. these more of my base there is a lot of big money sitting on the sides waiting to see how she does in new hampshire. this morning when i was getting dressed i was listening to the radio. nikki haley is going to be with us in the 8:00 hour. 8:00 this morning, i heard the governor of new hampshire, chris sununu on the radio, and he said the thing about donald trump in iowa, and across the board, he is running essentially as an incumbent, right?

>> ainsley: right. >> steve: this incumbent only got 50% of the vote in iowa. and 50 percent wanted somebody else. ultimately, he said, and i heard one other d.c. insider say the same thing. you know, an incumbent republican president running for re-election should be up in the 80 or 90 percentile, otherwise, you are going to have trouble in your own party. >> ainsley: he has to take into account that nikki haley was on the ballot and so was vivek. and ron desantis. all of those votes will go trump if he is the candidate. >> lawrence: the reality of it is even though he is known and won, he is not an incumbent. >> steve: is he running as one. he. >> lawrence: i'm saying that obviously he is the former president, but you have other republican people that are in the race. so he is not an incumbent president right now. he lost the last election. and he is coming back and saying look, making his case to voters. >> steve: he doesn't say he lost the election, actually. >> brian: is he actually not even bringing that up anymore.

what is interesting his approval rating within the republican party is around 90%. when he goes up against other republicans, they have some support. and governor ron desantis is already doing his after action report it seems with yesterday and he just brought up the fact i wish i went on other outlets. i wish did i more interviews early. >> ainsley: going to stay in until march at least. >> lawrence: now to a couple shocking incidents involving planes. >> steve: that's right. overnight a cargo flight suffered an engine malfunction in mid-air forcing its return to miami airport soon after takeoff. spectacular images we are working on get them shortly. >> ainsley: american airlines plane carrying dozens of passengers skids off a snowy runway in upstate new york. >> brian: todd piro joins us in studio. >> todd: american airlines plane carrying 53 passengers sliding off the tarmac yesterday afternoon shortly after landing rochester, international. that plane was arriving from philadelphia when it started to

slide. an american airlines spokesperson claims the incident was caused by snowy airfield conditions. i think they unlocked the mills industry there. fortunately nobody was hurt that plane was towed out of the snow and will be out of service until the faa completes a full inspection. an atlas air cargo plane experiencing an engine malfunction, forcing it to make an emergency landing less than an hour after takeoff. unverified media on social media showing sparks flying from the left wing. a flight path tracker showing the plane departed from miami just after 10:00 p.m., quickly returned after briefly flying over the ocean. atlas says nobody was hurt. meantime, the big story when it documents planes, alaska airlines expending boeing 737 max 9 flight cancellations through sunday. the airline says it is waiting for the documentation from inspections made by the faa. last week the f apartment a said 40 of the 171 planes needed to be reinspected following the incident where the door plug

flew off mid flight earlier this month? again, that number expected to grow, we would expect. i mean, if you look at these as a sum total, guys, you guys are driving to new hampshire, right you? are not taking a plane, right? >> steve: we are hitchhiking. >> todd: just be safe, the skies are wild right now. >> brian: jet pack. >> todd: that's the way to go. you have always been a pro-pontd of the pack. >> brian: just a little cold. >> ainsley: i'm going to ice skate. >> steve: i was talking to a pilot when we were stuck in omaha. the guy said there is a lot of trouble in the skies but keep in mind you are safer in a plane than in the car driving to the airport. >> brian: why do pilots have to dress up? why can't they dress normal. >> steve: it makes me feel good. >> brian: you like the uniform? >> brian: i want them comfortable. they're already januarying in a small cockpit can they wear what they want? >> ainsley: wear a hoodie? look like every other passenger. >> ainsley: when i get on planes

now there are people in pajamas. >> lawrence: i hate it. it is so trashy to me. it is. it's so trashy. like your mother lets you leave like that. >> steve: how would you feel if a captain showed up in a hoodie? >> brian: i wouldn't mind. i want them it comfortable and happy. >> steve: hop in folks, next step birmingham. >> brian: captains no, sergeants, no privates. >> ainsley: 13 minutes after the top of the hour. still ahead, texas starts arresting migrants and installing more razor wire as a heart broken mother delivers a very powerful message for secretary mayorkas. >> in my humble opinion, mr. mayorkas' border policy is partially responsible for my daughter's death. my heart is broken. and he couldn't even be here to face me today. >> lawrence: plus, a wild flight has parents demanding change. what is going on in our nation's schools? >> chilly dash cam footage shows

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parents calling for change. one student had to be taken to the hospital. the fights were filmed on cell phones where they were students between two rival schools. parents are asking district officials to come up with concrete plan on how to prevent future violence. this just in, president biden approving nearly $5 billion in new student loan debt relief for 74,000 borrowers. in a statement he says my administration is able to deliver relief to these borrowers and millions more because of fixes we made to broken student loan programs that were preventing borrowers from getting relief that they were entitled to under the law according to the white house # .7 million americans have had

their debt canceled through the program. check out chilling dash canal footage a driver speeding on auto snowy road in new york tries to pass a semi-truck but the wheels didn't get enough traction causing them to slide head on into that snowplow operated by the state department of transportation. you can see pieces of the car's headlights fly through the air and amazingly no one was hurt in that crash. those your headlines. >> lawrence: who tries to cut off a semi like that. >> ainsley: shouldn't do that turning to the crisis at the southern border. authorities in texas are now arresting migrants who illegally swim across the rio grande into eagle pass. governor abbott arrest those who enter illegally. in defiance of the biden administration issued a cease and desist order. this as biden cabinet members hosting mexican counterparts in washington, d.c. today to address the border as democratic mayors speak out over how the crisis is plaguing their cities.

watch. >> we are also a city right now that is facing a humanitarian crisis and fiscal crisis unlike anything we have seen in the last 25 years. that is a result of what we know is the ongoing influx of migrant arrivals who are seeking asylum. >> lawrence: what is congress going to do? meanwhile lawmakers on capitol hill fight over the lack of a full-term spending bill. keeping the proper resources from reaching our border. texas congressman chip roy with some strong words on house floor yesterday. watch. >> we are sitting here doing the same thing again. it is groundhog day in the house chamber all the time, every day. yet again, spending money we don't have. >> lawrence: so today's meeting in d.c. is supposed to begin at noon today. obviously this is something that we got to deal with. texas law finally into effect. and it doesn't look like the governor is going to change course on this, guys. >> ainsley: you have been down there a lot.

yesterday we had a chance to hear some of these stories because two moms were in front of congress. they were upset that mayorkas didn't show up for the hearing. but they talked about their stories. one mom said that her daughter and it's not -- this is josephine but another mom tammy noble said her daughter was in her own bedroom and was raped and then strangled with a cord by an ms-13 gang member who is here illegally. and said she had just turned 20 years old a few days ago. and she said i got the news that no mother ever wants to hear that your daughter is dead. >> steve: this woman josephine dunn her daughter died from fentanyl which we know coming across the southern border. listen. >> in my humble opinion, mr. mayorkas' border policy is specially responsible for my daughter's death. his wide open border policy allows massive quantities of

poisonous fentanyl into our country. my family is broken. my heart is broken and he couldn't even be here to speak to today. whatever is he doing, that is more important than facing me today, i don't know what that could be. >> brian: you are hearing stories it's not we're looking back and tragedy. not like looking back at past war. this is ongoing. i'm sure you saw the story. ice came out and gave a report they had to let a known rapist go in the boston area despite filing an immigration detainier. the individual released back into the community by the criminal court. our courts are letting us down. our policy to diminish and immasculate ice is letting us counsel. leaving people democrats and republicans vulnerable brings up charlamagne tha god everywhere i

go. >> apparently the republicans who run run the house and that committee i can't do it yesterday. can you do it any other day. they wanted him to be there in the room to hear the testimony to hear the testimony from the two moms. they said nope, you are not going to appear in person. just send us a written statement. what is interesting about the dynamic now is the republicans did not have the votes to pass this last year. now, things are really stirred up. there's a possibility they still don't. but they are closer to being able to impeach him. the problem with a lot of moderate republicans is the standard for impeachment is high crimes and misdemeanors. what is the high crime he committed other than simply following a policy? that's not a crime. the policy was established by

joe biden and his administration. >> i have think the one thing people would point to is you got a guy who has lied on border patrol agents. accused him of whipping when he knew it wasn't true because there is leaked memos that show the secretary knew that was not true. >> steve: joe biden said the same thing. >> lawrence: he literally lied on my state and the military, texas military as well as texas dps, there is now correspondence shows he necessary it wasn't true. that texas did not allow those migrants to drown in the water with their mother, the two kids. the mexican authorities could have saved them. and he won't even face the parents that have lost children because of his policies. it's a crime to come into our country illegally. when you allow that to happen as an administration you are involved in that crime too. >> lawrence: aiding and

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round of snow to cities along the i-95 corridor. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast on this friday. chilly, but it kind of feels like something is coming. >> janice: yes, sir. i see a few little snowflakes. i think in the 7:00 hour we will definitely have snow for our shot outside of 48th and sixth avenue. of course we saw carley. carley has the snow? washington, d.c. parts in and around the d.c. area could receive over 3 to 5 inches of snow that is the current conditions right now where i am. you can see the snow right now in d.c., up towards philadelphia, creeping into the new york area. parts of new jersey, central new jersey could get a jackpot of 5 to 8 inches. we have to see where the heaviest bands set up. it will come during the afternoon drive home. and then start to clear up by this evening. but we're going to have cold temperatures and still going to be on the ground for the weekend. there is our best estimate a

widespread area of 1 to 3. some areas could get 3 to 5. and then the higher elevations 8 to 12. and here's your national wind chill. we have wind chill advisories yet again as our next plunge of artic air dives southward across the southeast and then towards the east coast. that's something we're going to have to watch for in the next couple of days. cold air and the snow also the west coast about to be beaten up pretty good with heavy rain and mountain snow. that's the next storm system we are going to monitor. steve doocy, are you hoping for snow? i am hopeful for snow. >> steve: i am not. i have got to drive in it. i have seen it. it's pretty. i was just in iowa i'm done for winter 2024. >> janice: florida for you. >> steve: better. although it's raining down there. >> janice: that's true. >> steve: j.d., thank you very much. >> janice: see you soon. >> steve: at noon, secretary of state anthony blinken will have talks with the mexican leaders about the border which is power of attorney.

expected to discuss the impact of the migrant crisis on the cities. they are going to ask for money and is he going to say yeah, let's talk about it thousands will gather in nation's capital for the 51st annual march for live. find carley shimkus live with jean mancini march for life president. and abuse and human trafficking survivor who now directs a pregnancy center in vermont. carley, i know my diocese, historically, always sent busses to. this they are going to have a big turnout today despite the bitter cold. >> carley: yeah. that's right. and when i was coming in from union station, steve, yesterday, i saw a bunch of priests ready to go all bundled up already. a lot of nuns. and you are expecting, jeanie, 100,000 people to march in march for life this year. even in this weather.

>> even in this weather. yeah. i'm reminded of 2016 blizzard get. in and we still had a huge crowd. no sacrifice is too great for the most vulnerable the poorest of the poor the unborn and their mothers. >> carley: isn't that a beautiful message? that's how passionate people are. this year's team is with every woman, for every child. tell us about that. >> right. so, sometimes the pro-life movement iser reason uselessly cast as being only for the baby in the womb? nothing could be further from the truth. we are for mom and baby fully, humanly, flourishing. and so we're going to talk about that today. we're going to talk about what it means to help mothers to come alongside mothers and to hear some incredible stories. >> carley: that is a perfect place to bring jean marie in. your life, jean believe could be a movie. a hard one to watch with a happy ending. tell us your story. >> i was trafficked in 33

different states from the age of 2 to the age of 29. and at the age of 29, i escaped and was able to go to a pregnancy center where i met a woman named phyllis phelps. and she shared jesus with me. she said i know a man named jesus. and she told me that there's life and that there is hope. she let me heart heart beat of my child. in that i said to her now what? i'm homeless and pregnant? how can you help me? she provided sent me to a program. i had my son. i went back working with her because i was that challenged. and i was asking her how can you help me? she opened a home called house of hope in new hampshire. there we worked together and that same woman that saved my son and my life, she actually handed me the application for branches. now i do the same thing at branches pregnancy resource center in vermont where i help women who are being trafficked as well, homeless certain circumstance situations. i just had a woman reach out and said how can you help me? i'm pregnant? i'm in distress right now just at 5:00 this morning.

that's what is what we do every day. >> carley: one of the things did you are fighting for and your story is amazing. you are such a triumph and success and you have a beautiful son and you got yourself by the grace of god and with the help of jesus out of a tough situation and now you are running a pregnancy resource center. one of the things you are fighting for today are those centers. because the pro-abortion people want to shut them down. why? >> yeah. it's crazy. sadly right now, the biden administration department of health and human services has done a proposed rule that would prohibit tanf, government funds for going to pregnancy care centers. so there was a bill that was voted on yesterday in the house, and we're going to ask marchers to reach out to their senators today to allow that government funding to go to these wonderful pregnancy care centers. >> carley: just to paint a picture in a couple hours, there is going to be 50,000 people at the march for life rally and 100,000 people are expected to march from the national mall to the supreme court where you guys will be celebrating the

overturning of roe v. wade. so, steve, ainsley, brian, lawrence, today is a celebration of life, of family, of joy, of redemption and hope and 100,000 people strong all marching for that very cause. the cause life. what greater thing to celebrate. right? guys, over to you. >> steve: all right, carley. thank you very much. thanks to carley and jean and jean marie. all right, still ahead on this friday, "fox & friends" exclusive, daniel penny's attorney going to join us on the marine veteran's legal strategy after a judge rejected his plea to dismiss charges in those subway chokehold death case against him. and that's coming up in the next hour. plus, radio show host, charlamagne tha god sounding the alarm on joe biden's border crisis. >> i have never seen, you know, working class people ohio interact with every day until this past year really, really, really express their frustration for the migrants. >> steve: charles payne is here. today he has the real cost of the migrant crisis on them and

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to as many people about the migrant issue as i have over the past year they took 2,000 migrants and put them in the school and made the students stay home and, you know, do school via zoom. and that was a big issue. i have never seen, you know, working class people ohio interact with every day until this past year really, really, really express their frustration. >> lawrence: radio host charlamagne tha god sounding the alarm on the migrant crisis. what is the actual cost of the crisis and how does it effect minorities in america? let's ask the big man himself charles payne the host of making money on fox business. he joins us now. charles, there was all this talk before about sanctuary cities, sanctuary cities, republicans not being compassionate. greg abbott started sending them to all of these cities. you have got california, 22 billion. el paso 10 million, denver 34 million, chicago 156 million. and new york city 10.6 --

$10.6 billion. that's how much they are paying. >> of course once you add it all up we are talking $150 billion. here's the thing. it's okay to put up this sign and this welcome mat when you know no one is going to take up the offer. they get stuck down here in these small towns with deminimis bulges. look how they are treating these folks, it's so inhumane. you have lured all of these people in and now they are actually arriving to your town. august the sudden the economic realities are hitting hard also another reality hitting. political reality charlamagne was talking about. these are the folks i voted into office. i don't think one last that didn't get enough attention from me is when democrats allowed the actual welfare benefits to die

out massive below they allowed this emergency welfare benefit. food stamp benefit to expire. on jobs day. look at who has got the most jobs. looks who has the greatest labor participation. look who earns the most money. why are we taking taxpayer money and feeding them same folks being ignored being ignored again. >> lawrence: such a good transition. where is the money going? i know we talk about the cost of the migrant crisis. we actually have the wall. so you got 150.7 billion. you are seeing the folks cross the border. let's look at the money 5 phone $8 billion talking to the food stamps. americans living paycheck to paycheck trying to feed their

families. we are making sure they can eat. >> also the housing there is no housing infrastructure. one of the crisis in america there is a lack of affordable housing we're giving people $15,000 to buy a tesla. those things are just crazy to me, nuts. again, these people who are at the bottom of the ladder who vote for the same folks every single year for four, five, six decades haven't gotten anything from them. they get the boot. that's what they get from them. all of a sudden there is a general epiphany. i look at social media. i'm shocked, lawrence. you have seen them these videos of regular folks saying hey, something is not right. they're speaking up. speak up, speak louder and take action. take action. because i have got to tell you, you have been taken for granted. you have been taken for granted

for a long time now you see you are being usurped now looking at illegal immigrant as future voters and coddling them. listen when me and my mom and two brothers came to new york city, you know, all alone, we got 00 off of a bus there was no one greeting us and put us up in a 4 star hotel. there was no one gave us a packet and pat on the back. we didn't have a chance to say we don't like this food. bring us different food. this is nuts. we are compassionate country. you brag how compassionate you are. enough to we see that was just a slogan. >> lawrence: a lot of americans feel the same way you feel and they say what about about us. see a special edition of on our sister network at 2:00 p.m. all right, steve, over to you. >> steve: thank you very much, guy. now we have "fox and trends" headlines. first up actress pinal pope cruise revealing she does not allow her own kids have own cell phones 10 and 12 years old.

she says it's so easy to be manipulated especially if you have brain still forming. who pays the price? not us, not our generation who maybe at 25 learned how a blackberry works. so she says no today i bought broccoli. [long i] i get a big head of broccoli? >> long i] social media users cracking the tiktoker. are you pronouncing broccoli like that as joke? generally curious. another saying can't take you seriously when you say broccoli like broc-o-lie.

venting shopping store. >> sometimes i get sent out with shopping list. do you want me to explain it to you. i'm like i think can i handle it. i get to the grocery store i'm like what is a shallot? do you know what i'm saying? how many avocados is avocados. if i mess that up, are we going to be eating guacamole for the next week? >> steve: such a good point. in the end he says he should -- he should have asked follow-up questions before leaving the house. and that is always a good idea. all right. ainsley, and brian,. >> ainsley: i love when we went to break lawrence said what is a shallot? [laughter] >> ainsley: sorry, lawrence, love you. we are going to send lawrence and brian out to the grocery store and steve and i will come up with crazy things. >> brian: olive loaf and evaporated milk. >> find velvet that with all the

cheeses. moms for liberty had a town hall on the upper east side. city council members here and some assembly men and women are trying to shut this thing down because they don't agree with moms for liberty who say we don't want all this other stuff in schools. we want you to focus on reading and math and the subjects that our grandparents used to focus on. >> brian: seems logical. >> ainsley: especially efficiency rates and statistics and kids are not where they need to be. they wanted the protests to come in and have a discussion. the protesters refused. they were outside, they were yelling and calling them an anti-hate group. watch this. >> 5, 6, 7, 8,. >> it's been all over the press that moms for liberty have r. having their town hall tonight while many in new york city don't agree with their values and views and how they are fighting back against what is happening in our schools there are lots of protesters here. >> moms for liberty, when you look at what they have done in states like florida, they are a

hate group. >> what does your sign say. >> moms for liberty, stop the stupidity. >> everyone in there is being hypothetical. >> these women have a history of being pro-segregation. >> the protesters are yelling all kinds of things. they are saying that y'all are against trans kids, that you are antiblack history, saying all kinds ever things about your group. what's your response? >> it's nonsense. we just let it roll. it's made up. they want to silence us. that's why we do town halls in this manner. it's live streamed. available to the public. i invite people who were yelling at me to come upstairs and have a seat and listen to people who really love new york city and want to see every kid read in school what. so solutions we are going to pose are. that person turned me down i'm not going to stop asking. >> whatever the heck is being talked about in that building is not what we are interested in hearing about. >> we need to return to classic education. take ideology out of the classroom. we need to restore critical

thinking nationally only a third of kids in fourth grade are reading on grade level. in new york city, that's even less. there is only a quarter of kids in fourth grade reading on grade level. there is a real problem in he public education and it needs to be addressed. >> the national education assessment scores gone down over the time period where we have been increasingly political in the classroom. >> you don't believe in liberty if you want to ban books. [cheers] >> you don't believe in liberty if you are afraid of teaching history. [cheers] >> what do you say to the protesters out there? >> you know, it's a shame. i think they are missing out on on opportunity for dialogue. when you are screaming at somebody it's hard to pay attention to what they are saying. a lot of cases, you know, i think the people that they claim to represent, i mean, i teach those kids. >> i had some people challenge me and say i shouldn't speak here because these people believe all these weird things. i said why don't you come and listen to what i'm going to say. no, there is no way i will go. then you don't want to know what is being said.

>> ainsley: why are you here tonight? >> because we're parents and this is a parent's town hall. and parents in new york city have been disenfranchised. we have never had a seat at the table. we are not transphobic. we are not racist. we have points of view that might be different from yours. let's talk about the issues. >> why are you here? >> i'm here to see what moms for liberty is about, and anything that has to do with protecting our children, you know, i want to do. >> i'm worried about our parental rights being taken away. i'm worried about the government having the last say when it comes to our children and that's not we the people designed this. >> why are parental rights such a threat to some people in america? i think it's ridiculous that what we're doing is controversial that, we want to talk about the fact that our schools aren't meeting the needs of kids. we should be working together to fix that >> brian: people from all parties were there on all different sides. >> ainsley: some of the people inside were liberals. they were on the community education council. and they. ed to speak there because they said community education our

school board here in new york. they were liberal and they said we really like moms for liberty. they are not anti-lgbtq. they are not antiblack history. they just want schools to teach our kids. our kids are falling behind, and it's important. one of the guys is a teacher up in the bronx at a charter school and he said that he works for the school. the parents are so happy when their kids in the bronx gets accepted to the charter schools. he wants them to be better readers and matt me continuations. >> brian: charter schools are key to that she thud open up more. >> ainsley: talked to two of the ladies there the presidents or leaders with moms for liberty they got patriot awards at our last award ceremony tiffany and tina. they said this is 2024. >> we are not anti-lgbtq. she said that's what they want t to paint us as. we don't want young kids to beca taughtus that. >> brian: nikki haley coming up. so her doctor prescribed austedo xr—

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