$433.7 million out of the $1.28 billion prize. the much larger share, as you probably figured out goes to the government. they didn't even have to pay for a ticket. that does it for us on "fox business tonight." we hope you come back here tomorrow. "the evening edit" starts just about now. ♪. elizabeth: okay, this is an important development. it's the trump bump. president trump was a factor in tuesday's primary victories. now this is the hot debate, what do voters really care about, the capitol riots hearings or kitchen table economic issues? we've got the polls. a growing number of top democrats back off on backing president biden for re-election. so who do they want instead? joining us senator ron johnson, congressman byron donald, darrell issa, french hill, from parents defending education,

nicole neily, "washington examiner"'s byron york and eddie scary from "the federalist." the white house is rattled by red flags signaling yes, we're in recession. we'll talk to you about them. president biden's favorite economist warns the democrats inflation reduction bill does nothing to stop inflation. house speaker nancy pelosi plans in china, made a big fuss over her visit to taiwan. china is literally going ballistic. military drills on ale level of blockade, even missile tests over taiwan. this embarassment, two weeks after the president met with salman bin abdulaziz al saud to get more oil to lower gas, opec an russia saying no in a big way. florida governor ron desantis rejects an offer from "the view" on abc to go on its show. gee, we wonder why? we have the run-down of their smack downs. more on the single moms applauded. the new common sense hero for going after and taking on toxic

school agendas, hurting and scaring young children how she single hand eddie delating the democrat woke agenda. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: stocks in the green. tech and growth stocks led the charge on wall street today. corporate earnings are coming in strong. the dow is just 70 point away from moving out of its correction. we're going to get to president trump's influence factor and primary victories yesterday. let's first take a look at a big primary battle in a bellwether state. this is key to the gop's red wave in the midterms to take back control of congress, but what is going on in this state may foil that. hillary vaughn has more from st. louis, missouri. hillary? reporter: good evening, liz. this senate raise here in missouri was really unique

because trump endorsed two republicans running against each other fighting over the same senate seat but missouri's attorney general eric schmidt ultimately clinched the nomination for senate, defeating his rival former governor eric greatens whose personal scandals he argued would cause republicans to lose a seat in november. would cause the republican majority in jeopardy. schmidt made clear the general election campaign has already started. >> tonight's victory is a validation of our message. my message isn't going to change in the fall because those aren't just republican values, they're missouri values. reporter: schmidt fill face off against bush valentine teen. she is the heiress to the anheuser busch fortune, forbes

ranks 16th largest family fortune in america. telling a crowd of supporters i will approach politics and nursing and my life. i treat everyone with compassion, and respect and integrity. i will put differences aside to embrace what unites us. schmidt made a point to set himself apart from his new opponent. >> my dad, who started as a butcher, later worked seven days a week in the midnight shift at anheuser busch. i don't come from billions. i come from bridgeton. [cheering] i'm proud of my working class roots. reporter: missouri senate race is faceoff between a brewery heiress and son of a brewery worker. valentine is trying to flip the seat for democrats in november, something only three democrats in miss sir managed to do since

19 liz. elizabeth: hillary vaughn. we love the stories. shows what voters on the ground are thinking. joining us congressman byron donald from house budget, "washington examiner"'s byron york. first good to have you on, congressman. thank you gentlemen for joining us tonight. good to see you. now congressman -- >> good to be with you. elizabeth: congressman, trump's influence coming in strong. "politico" say former president trump endorsed more than 42 candidates in recent primaries. this is a tug-of-war between the january 6 hearings and you know the attacks on trump because of what his behavior during the capitol riots but also the performance of the u.s. economy under president biden. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, a couple of things. number one, the republican voters across the country still follow and still listen to a lot of what donald trump says and what his opinions are and the truth is regardless of "politico" or anybody in the main media he has been right. he picks candidates who are about putting americans first,

putting our country first and republican voters have responded to those elections, to those choices by president trump. in vast majority of races they're following suit. elizabeth: what do you think byron, given what the congressman is saying? by the way polls are mixed. morning consult "politico" poll suggest the january 6 hearings hurt trump with independents. "usa today." , suffolk university poll show hearings not changed voters minds. how will this play out? what do you think? >> i think you have to separate 2022 and 2024. there is no doubt that the goal of the january 6 committee is to somehow disqualify donald trump from running for president and being elected president in 2024. there is absolutely no doubt that's their goal but this is 2022. is that rubbing off on republicans? first of all as you said trump is showing pretty solid influence with republican voters with many, not all, many of his

endorsements but things still look very, very good for republicans to take over the house. that's not something i think voters are going to say, wow, this is, look at what the january 6 committee i think said. i think it will affect my vote for the house. probably not going to happen. elizabeth: interesting what byron york just said, congressman. republicans behind the scenes saying those three hours where trump didn't act, right, there was talk about hanging mike pence that is damaging to trump. where do you come down on that? >> well, look i think a couple of things. one, i don't think that was the best thing from the president. i was on the floor during january 6. it was a terrible time for the country, but you got to take a step back to understand the more important picture. americans are struggling under the democrat agenda. let's be very clear. this is not just joe biden this is also nancy pelosi. it is also chuck schumer. it's also bernie sanders. this is the complete congressional democrat agenda that the american people are

being faced with. they are going to reject it because it is hurting everybody. i think regardless of what the opinions are on january 6th, that is the thing that will motivate the american people this november and going forward. elizabeth: byron, given what the congressman just said we've seen quinnepiac, monmouth polls, emerson polls, we've seen pew research, these are, these are non-partisan polls. they're saying, the congressman is correct that votedders are really angry about inflation, they're angry about the attacks on u.s. energy, they're angry about crime. they're angry about inflation. they're angry about the collapse of the border. all of that went into reverse when president biden took office. that's what we're hearing from voters. what do you say? >> well, all of the polls show us that for example, for inflation, everybody, everybody says it's their top concern going into 2022. of course it is. all you have to do is go to the

grocery store around the gas station to see that. so there is no doubt that is the most important issue. let's not forget history here which is that the party in power in president's first midterm loses a lot of seats. if the president has a job approval rating of above 50%, usually they lose a dozen, maybe 14 seats. if he has a job rating below 50% they lose over 35 seats. joe biden is in the mid 30s now. that is a terrible outlook for democrats. elizabeth: let's watch top democrats jerry nadler, carolyn maloney and senator joe manchin. they're refusing to show their support for president biden's re-election. carolyn maloney says she doesn't think he is running. watch. >> should president biden run again in 2024? >> too early to say. doesn't serve the purpose of the democratic party to deal with that until after the midterms. >> miss maloney. >> i don't believe he is running

for re-election. >> would you support joe biden if he is on the ticket in 2024 as a democratic president -- >> let me make it very, very clear, this is the most, one of the most important pieces of legislation in my lifetime that we've ever done, to have energy security, to fight inflation, to help our geopolitical allies -- >> you work with the democrat white house on night that is exactly. i'm working with it. i'm very appreciative they are but for me to bring the politics into it. oh this is democrat bill. oh, this is anti-republican bill. this is not. i'm not talking about the 2022 election and 2024. >> you're a democratic senator. leader of your own party. elizabeth: wouldn't even talk about it. time ryan, cori bush won't endorse him. from where you sit, what, why are democrats really backing away from biden? we know his polls are bad. we know recession deliver one-term presidencies for ford,

carter and george h.w. bush. from where you sit what do you see? >> they're backing away from joe biden because he is terrible at his job and he is not a leader, and he is not even good at motivating the american people and he is followed the congressional democrat agenda lock, stock and barrel and it has been a complete failure. they would rather dump him to move to somebody else but they don't want to change the again d he is very bad at this. the voters do not support him. he can't rally people to his side. why have him there? they are not seeking his endorsement. very, very clear, remember this thing it is not just joe biden. also the congressional democrats because this is their agenda. elizabeth: byron york, you're final word? >> we have a couple democrats from minnesota, dean phillips, angie craig, they definitely don't want biden to run. elizabeth: who do they want? but who do they want, aoc, gavin

newsom, who do they want? >> look at all the polls, voters want somebody else. there is no particular person they have agreed upon. look at the polls in the past six months. "new york times" sienna poll, 64% of democrats said they wanted somebody else as the nominee. elizabeth: got it. >> cnn poll, 75%. these members of congress have found that it is safe now to come out and say joe biden shouldn't run. elizabeth: wow. wild times we're in. good to have you both on to break it down. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> florida governor ron desantis, he says no to going on "the view." gee, we wonder why? we have the details of their vicious over the top attacks on him. plus the new major red flag signaling recession. senator ron johnson is all over this. that is next on "the evening edit." >> this bill really should be named the raise taxes and push the economy deeper into recession act. i have never in my entire career heard of somebody who thinks it is good public policy to raise

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elizabeth: okay, there is this talk coming out of washington, the senate is buckling up for a marathon voting session, colock

ely known as voter rama to pass the inflation reduction act, the tax-and-spend bill. talk senator schumer will put a floor vote all but dare krysten sinema to vote no. grady trimble is on capitol hill. reporter: all eyes are on senator krysten sinema. the fate of the so-called inflation reduction act depends on her. we still haven't heard from senator sinema, senate majority leader chuck schumer is reportedly eyeing this weekend for a vote. he and senator joe manchin met with sinema trying to win her support but so have business groups in her state fighting against the bill. the arizona chamber of commerce and industry along with the national association of manufacturers launched an ad blitz saying the bill is bad for the state. they argued that drug price control provisions would stifle innovation in the pharmaceutical

industry. they also say the 15% minimum corporate tax would slow hiring and growth. >> is this a time you want to raise taxes across the board of people all levels of income and on our job creators? the answer is no. so i'm a little bit caught off-guard by senator manchin's kind of glibness towards that. >> the bill includes billions of dollars more for the irs for enforcement. the joint committee on taxation says that those making less than $200,000 per year could become the primary targets of the irs for collecting taxes on underreported income. liz? elizabeth: grady trimble great reporting thanks so much. joining us top senator floor the republican party, ron johnson from wisconsin. senator, as you a pleasure to have you on. we'll show again, rather we'll show the viewer how trump candidates won in states like arizona in the primaries last night. your reaction to what's happening? >> well, as it relates to what

chuck schumer and joe manchin are trying to shove through the senate now, it's not good. we are in a recession, because we're not growing our economy, and our economy ought to just be taking off. you have so much pent-up demand from the covid recession. you have trillions of dollars sloshing around, one of the reasons we have inflation. we should not be in recession. the reason we're in recession because of bad policy, they will be layering bad policy upon bad policy. the last time you want to raise taxes is during a recession. that is exactly what they are going to do. >> senator, moody's analytics, the president quotes mark zandi a lot, a economist there, moody's analytics is saying the inflation reduction act won't reduce inflation. it will reduce it by 0.1% next year and then less a third of a percentage point by 2023? i mean that is all you get for

all the tax hikes. it will raise taxes on middle class and blue-collar workers, sic the irs on the middle class. democrats dispute, they will hit companies with 15% minimum tax that includes u.s. energy. that will be in the form of higher gas prices. >> face it tax increases on businesses will be passed along by those businesses as a cost and it will be passed along in terms of price increases as well. that would also be inflationary. i don't see anything about this bill would reduce inflation. again as democrats often do, they name their bills orwell fashion and does exact opposite what the bill will do. elizabeth: let's watch the white house press secretary on this. she doesn't have a answer to companies passing along the tax hike, watch. >> look, the reason why we, we talk about, we think the global minimum tax of 15 is, minimum, corporate minimum tax of 15 is so important is because you have

55 companies, corporate companies right now who pay absolutely nothing, who pay zero dollars. i cannot speak, your question, that you're asking me, i cannot speak to that. >> i mean, your reaction to that because senator manchin is defending this. he is reportedly getting more than $6 billion to finish the mountain valley nat-gas pipeline in west virginia. what was senator krysten sinema get? >> i don't know, this is why we're mortgaging our children's future. we have special sweetheart deals for certain senators to buy up the vote while you're harming our economy, you're harming the people trying to get by with high inflation but one reason why this is such a terrible tags increase, 50% of it is falling on manufacturers. are we about trying to bring manufacturing back to america. they're passing a tax bill that is going to drive manufacturers offshore because you are increasing their taxes and making them less competitive? it makes no sense. it runs completely counter to everything they say they're for

but it is going to do the exact opposite. elizabeth: other thing we're showing it now, company layoffs that is recession red flag. they're underway. democrats and media deny recession is here, we're quote transitioning, transitioning into this. tech companies banking crypto exchanges, doing layoffs, hiring freezes. google and facebook workers fear layoffs and hiring freezes as well. >> absolutely not a good sign. i've always been disputing the notion we're creating jobs. what we've been doing is filling jobs because so much of this out of control deficit spending is being spent to make it possible for people to sit on the sidelines so employers can't hire people, can't fill shifts, can't meet demand for their products. even fewer products being chased by way too many dollars. elizabeth: let me understand this. we're giving 52 billion, plus a 24 billion-dollar tax credit to build, for the chip industry, right, for computer chips?

but now that could get shoved offshore because, the hit to manufacturers from the democrats 50% corporate tax they're going to do, minimum tax rate? >> of course it didn't include provisions in the chip bills to make sure those businesses couldn't invest in china. i mean, no it is insane. this place is crazy. elizabeth: senator ron johnson, always a pleasure to have you on. come back soon. >> have a good night. elizabeth: more on the single mom applauded as the new common sense hero. she is taking on toxic school agendas. she says it is scaring and hurting children, young children. she is single-handedly deflating the democrat woke agenda. house speaker nancy pelosi slams china as china literally goes ballistic. military drills on the level of a blockade to even this too, miss sell tests over taiwan. congressman darrell issa next on "the evening edit".

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♪. elizabeth: joining us now from house foreign affairs and house judiciary, he is congressman darrell issa. congressman, great to have you back on. >> great to be on and great to be discussing the free people of taiwan. you know it's, when i got the invitation i said great. one of my favorite subjects now that there is no longer a free

hong kong, there are still free chinese somewhere in the world. elizabeth: but there is a fear that, there could a backlash. that china could choke off taiwan like it did hong kong. now that speaker pelosi is slamming china saying that the president of china has certain insecurities on the part, on his part and china's doing military drills on a level of a blockade, even missile test over taiwan, blocking 2000 food products exports out of taiwan. was this trip worth it what do you think? >> well, it was probably a trip should have been done every year or two or three by a speaker of the house, having been 25 years since newt gingrich did it. it became a big international problem. obviously the speaker, i don't know if she intended it to but it became kind of one of these lines in the sand. let's go to the basics though. the basic is that congress, year after year authorizes the sale of things like f-16s and other

weapons to taiwan, not to china, but to taiwan. we have supported the free people of taiwan and their ability to remain separate until or unless reunification is done by their choice, which won't happen as long as the communist chinese run the dictatorship they run. so i think, on balance, it was important that this reiteration occur every year by congress. in this particular case, she made a spectacle out of it but in the, in the abstract i have to tell you i support it. i think the foreign policy members primary on both sides of the aisle of the foreign affairs committee, we support it and we do so every year. now is there a better way to do it? can we show strength the way reagan did and push back on china so that china's policies will match, if you will, the mutual benefit of people around the world?

absolutely, i know i'm filibustering, but remember the closest island to taiwan is not mainland china, it's japan. elizabeth: right. >> we have an ally there that deeply is concerned about whether we're maintaining balance with the chinese and their expansion. elizabeth: let's watch the white house official john kirby talk about potential retaliation, watch this. >> china has positioned itself to take further steps. we expect that they will continue to react over a longer term horizon. the united states will not and does not, will not seek and does not want a crisis. we're prepared to manage what beijing chooses to do. >> what does that mean, prepare to manage? if china goes after china like hong kong what will the white house do? >> unfortunately sort of like the minor incursion in ukraine. this is an administration doesn't have the kind of foreign policy that deters bad actors including china. so we are certainly watching it,

very concerned. it should have been a statement that we have a long-standing support for the two separate chinas until there is an agreement. it wasn't and that probably does give us a greater fear. elizabeth: congressman issa, thanks for joining us, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> florida governor ron desantis, he says no to "the view"'s invitation to go on the show. we have the run-down of their over the top attacks on him and this, just two weeks after the president met with saudi arabia this embarassment, opec and russia agreed to one of the smallest oil out put hikes in its history. congressman french hill will react to that next on "the evening edit." >> if we're going to produce oil and gas, let's produce it where we create american jobs, where we use american environmental standards, and where we strengthen our economy and not the economy of our enemies.

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♪. elizabeth: opec and russia met today, decided not to increase oil production on a levels the white house was hoping for. this is an embarassment. this is coming two weeks after the president went to saudi arabia. edward lawrence has more. edward? reporter: liz, the announcement by opec plus of 100,000 additional barrels per day in september amounts to about 86 seconds of global consumption. president joe biden went all the way around the globe to saudi arabia, got a fist bump, made the hard sell for oil and got one of the smallest increases since 1982. >> given what the president has invested does he feel like the increase was an insult? >> look, i said this earlier, and i will say this again, the fact of the matter is that oil and gas prices are coming down. they're coming down. they have been coming down since the president announced his trip.

reporter: republicans say the president didn't have to go all the way around the globe to get more oil supply. >> if we're going to produce oil and gas, let's produce it where we create american jobs, use american environmental standards and we strengthen our economy and not the economy of our enemies, i think folks in the white house have the ail wrong. reporter: president biden refuses to change course on energy policies, continuing to ad restrictions on energy industry in the u.s. elizabeth: edward lawrence great reporting again. joining us from house financial services, congressman french hill. congressman, good to see you here. >> good to be with you, liz. elizabeth: the joke now president biden and his entourage, they consumed more jet fuel traveling on air force one in their planes to the middle east than these extra oil barrels opec plus is going to provide. they wasted more consuming oil and jet fuel frying around to their -- flying around to their climate junkets. what are they doing?

>> this is token trickle and a big insult to president biden and his trip, more importantly opec is down 3 million barrels a day from what their goal was back in may. so opec's not going to get this job done. they're in bed with russia. russia and china and india are buying, china and india are buying most of russia's output. if we want to get control over energy, energy prices we need to produce it here at home like senator cassidy just said. we have the best standards, the best technology, the best environmental protections and that is where we need to unleash american energy is right here at home. elizabeth: but the biden white house, they inherited trump's powerful u.s. energy sector, right? we were energy independent and they inherited a v-shaped recovery. they're claiming that gas is going down when they're releasing oil from the strategic reserves. this is the national security issue. president biden is draining the reserves to levels last seen in

1985, as he undercuts u.s. energy. this is a bailout on the taxpayer's nickel of his bad polls on a downward slide. what do you think? >> you're right. he is misusing the strategic petroleum reserve. you're right, it is at a 40-year low almost, down since the mid 1980s, worse than that, liz, it is the wrong miss. he is releasing from the petroleum reserve we best refined here, medium sour crude. he is releasing that, leaving us with light crude which our refineries on the gulf coast don't have that, which could end up in raising prices for american consumers. so once again when given an opportunity to do something the right way joe biden does it the wrong way. elizabeth: let me understand this, he is releasing, he is selling overseas, right? we're seeing sales into asia and into europe of our sour crude that our refiners could process more quickly into gasoline, is

that it? >> that's it. therefore, in our reserves we're keeping more light crude which we don't really have the ideal refining capacity for. so, again, it is just the opposite. in addition to draining the spr as you noted, which is something that we're going to really wish we had i bet in the coming years is this energy market gets tighter. elizabeth: so our gas prices could go up because of what you just said. democrats want to pass the 15% minimum tax on every corporation making a billion or more in profits. that means u.s. energy could pass that along in form of higher gas prices. this threatens national security. we're in hurricane season. at some point that void that he emptied out, it is going to be need to be backfilled and taxpayer will get hit again. >> yeah, because now we have to pay high prices. i think average price in the strategic petroleum reserve by strategically doing it right time is about $27 a barrel. we're at $92 a barrel today.

up 30 bucks from a year ago. >> congressman hill, thanks for joining us breaking that down. it's a pleasure. >> you bet, liz. elizabeth: good to be with you too. come back soon. this story, florida governor ron desantis, he says no to "the view"'s invitation to go on their show. we wonder why. we have the run-down of vicious over the top attacks on him, "the federalist" eddie scarry will join us next on "the evening edit". ♪.

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elizabeth: back with us now, federalist columnist, eddie scarry. great to see you. great writer. >> good to see you. elizabeth: what is your take to florida governor ron desantis saying thanks but no thanks to go on abc show, "the view"? what is your take? >> well i mean on the one hand if he would have went that would have made for really good television. anyone who has been following his career over the last couple

years or last few years has seen he knows how to handle a hostile, aggressive press really well. he gives it as good as he takes it. then on the other i think we are seeing this trend where republicans are really waking up to the fact that the benefit of going on any one of these shows where you get screamed at or the anchor host is being completely dishonest in their questioning, the benefit of that is very little if any at all. i think there was a similar, we're seeing similar happen with cnn where you have the new chief executive over there going around to republicans on capitol hill begging them come back on cnn start coming back on, come back on. we'll be fair again. it will be a different cnn everyone is looking yeah, one, prove it, two, why should i trust you now? elizabeth: the governor's team is tweeting out the scathing response. the host host of "the view" reay interesting in hearing governor desantis all the work he is doing and which of the

statements from the hosts of "the view" is about a genuine pursuit of truth? joy behar calling him a homicidal sociopath. soon any hostin declaring him to be a fascist and bigot. listen to what "the view" has been saying about the governor, watch. >> short of calling him a negligent homicidal sociopath because that is what he is. he is risking the lives of children, children's parents, their grandparents anyone they may come in contact with so he could appeal to his white supreme sift base? >> desan is, i think he handled covid miserably. i think he is a fascist and a bigot. >> it is anti-black, anti-gay, an any lgbtq, anti-american. started with crt start coming after black people, what comes next, right? of course the lgbtq community. then women. then other marginalized groups. elizabeth: what do you think, eddie? >> that sounds like a very interesting and curious, intlex

allly curious set of hosts. no of course no the anyone would listen to that. they made up their minds. i'm going to basically be told to sit there and be screamed at for 15 minutes and no one could blame him for wanting to go on. again i think it would be really great tv. elizabeth: now they're saying he only talks to conservative media. eddie that is not true. he has up to two to four pressers a week, where he takes questions from all reporters from across the spectrum. you see what i mean? even dishonest takes on his saying no to going on "the view"? >> right. he also, most of those pressers is doing with local media, they're the ones who have vested interest in the governor of florida. that is who he should be talking to but i think when time comes he will be a little bit more out there i suspect for strong 2024 reasons. elizabeth: to your point, when you of the same opinion, right, you're all standing in the same amen corner agreeing with each

other, this show, we've done both sides. fox news does both sides. when you're agreeing with each other, reinforcing your opinions you start to go of out off the rails, start to get emotional. not think about the facts you become so unhinged, right, you lose the context, you lose the information that the viewer may think well, that is really interesting. maybe that makes common sense. maybe we should do it that way, your final word. >> i don't know of anyone who would call the women of "the view" emotional i'm glad you did. it used to be a worthwhile show. i enjoyed watching "the view" when they had more diversity of opinion. that is no longer the case. now people screaming, talking how much they hate republicans. anyone mo would think going on that show or declined going on that show you could understand it. elizabeth: eddie scarry, come back soon. good to see you. >> good to see you. elizabeth: more and more parents are saying enough is enough with the toxic school agendas which are hurting children.

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liz: welcome back to the show for panters defending education, nicole neilly is the founder there. great to see you, nicole. >> thanks for having me. liz: let's look at this first, a single mom is now hailed and applauded as now common sense hero taking on toxic school agendas. watch gabrielle clark at a texas house education meeting and slamming what's going on in schools, watch. >> if my daughter has crp at all, i will sue you. if my daughter is taught fdl at all, i will sue you. i am encouraging every parent i know to sue you. every teacher and principal,

every system and everybody up the chain because we're tired of y'all. i'm an atheist, bisexual person. i don't want my child to be taught that because she's black and a woman she's not going to make it. i don't want my child to be taught that she needs to express herself sexually in her classroom. i swear to you, i promise you i will turn it into the biggest lawsuit. liz: your reaction, that's powerful stuff and probably the strongest reaction we've seen out of a mom. she's a single mom, she's homeless and she said enough. she's got two children, a daughter and a son. she's really scared and upset with what they're telling her what they're hearing and learning in schools. >> gabby is a fareless trail blazer and given courage to

people across the country with that statement and lawsuit she filed last year on behalf of her son in nevada. what we've seen over the past two years is that parents are suddenly realizing they have rights too, which is not what we're being told from our school boards and not what we're being told from the department of education, but we do have rights and they're enshrined in the constitution and parents realize they can fight back. liz: what are those constitutional rights? >> well, we as panters have the right to raise our children, to direct the upbringing of our children and that's been enshrined in the federal courts for the past 100 years and schools overreaching and trying to keep secrets from parents and undermine our authority is appalling and there's a lot of lawsuits now. there's districts violating student's rights under the first amendment and violation of title 6 and title 9 left and right. gabby is right and there's gallon that blake grupe a lot of lawsuits and a lot of districts violating those students rights. >> liz: gabby clark filed in

2020 in nevada saying, you know what, i don't want my son taught the oppressor, oppress narrative and said this violated his constitutional free speech and due process rights. she decided to move to texas to save her daughter from the indoctrination and idology. racism is poison and toxic and should never happen again. we need to learn and study the history of it to stop it. i think that's her point. >> absolutely. i think what her case shows is that parents are not safe anymore, even if you live in a red state, a conservative area, or send your child to a private school, these problems are everywhere. it brings to mind the phrase the price of liberty is eternal vigilance and people node to what's going on and push for anxiouses and file a public regard request because you deserve to know. liz: kids have anxiety and get scared and feel guilty and saying my kids are coming home and scared and upset. nicole, your group is suing a school district in iowa over

gender pollicis. what's going on there? >> sure. the linn mar community school district in marion, iowa, codified a policy where it's their transgender policy where students of any age can create a gender support plan and be punished for mis-gendering one of their classmates subject to punishment up to and including suspension and expulsion but beginning in seventh grade on, the district will not tell parents, they'll deliberately exclude parents from this information if their child decides to change their gender identity and puts that information in a temporary file. even if a parent pulls their ki- liz: who do they think they are? >> yeah, it's appalling and the federal court system is not going to like what they're doing. liz: gabrielle clark said children must be taught in age appropriate subject manner and

putting mature subjects to children that aren't ready for it. they need to have stuff they're taught and debated and not the stuff you learn about in college when you're mature. for example, you know, when teaching children anatomy, don't bring a cadaver into a third grade classroom. that's what gabby clark is saying. you're not going to do that so why are they doing this to children? why? >> right. i mean, it's obvious that many of these administrators are dermatorip our children's innocence away from them. it's appalling and i think that's why we're seeing so many parents rise up in anger. we want our children to learn the basic, we want our children to learn how to read and write and do math. our children's achievement levels and proficiency rates at school were abysmal and now after two years of virtual learning they've fallen off a cliff and schools are spending the fine amounts of time they have on social justice subjects instead of teaching our students how to read and write. liz: it feels like bullies and

lazy teaching. final word. >> yeah, i think there are -- a lot of people have an agenda but unfortunately for them, panters though what's going on and they're not giving up and not going to let down their guard ever again. liz: nicole kneelly, come back con. thank you so much for watching. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. kennedy: well, tuesday's primaries were a doozie. welcome to hump night. progressive squad harpies they clenched democratic primaries and trump backed republicans won big in key races proving his sway over the gop still very strong and president trump riding on truth social "big historic wins for trump-endorsed candidates and 15-0 in primaries and perfect records in the primaries. congratulations to our maga