lockdowns and shutdowns so even jason furman saying that. >> exactly. there are common sense democrats out there thankfully but still not enough for we allow randi weingarten to stay in the position she is which is educating our children. liz: thanks for joining us, i'm elizabeth shalit, thank you for watching, join us again tomorrow night. ♪ kennedy: the deeper you dig the master gets, teachers unit digging up dirt on parents who just wanted to reopen schools for their kids so when do we get the crooks the all heico i think it's about time. according to newly released e-mails from hyatt the pandemic, one of the most powerful teachers unions in california targeting parents they considered political enemies. moms and dads wanted the kids

back in classroom were painted as political villains after a parent association in san diego successfully sued the state to reopen classrooms. that angered the union so they set it snooping into the ideological meaning of parents but the problem is all they were doing opposition research, somebody accidentally e-mailed a school principal who was on the parents side. the parents caught wind of the mistaken filed public records request to get the e-mail and opened the door to the unions skulduggery. the latest examples of teachers unions doing everything possible to ruin students lives. today on fox education secretary betsy devos said kids have been victims this whole pandemic. >> the pandemic laid bare the failings and compounding them today when they refuse to do the things that need to be done to serve children and families that have their children there.

this is not what's best for kids and how they learn, it's a system on right, headed by individuals bent on their own agenda adult issues not on kids or learning. kennedy: and not on kids who haven't been learning and continues to suffer. parents refused to be intimidated. my next guest, one of those well to bring this california school scandal to light. california parents and founder of reopen california schools. jonathan joining me now. how does this whole thing happen? >> thank you for having me tonight. you have to go back to what was going on in california, one of the longest school closures in the entire country, our state was 50th out of 50 at open schools. many cases we have local unions and school districts would not open so the case in san diego

where they were opening and parents came together who are frustrated the schools couldn't get the kids in the russians and decided to push back when they were successful, the cta thought there must be conspiracy going on, a right-wing dark money funding when it was really just up set parents, kids need an education. kennedy: as you pointed out, moms especially because they were the ones who had to leave the workforce for the longest periods of time and a lot of their careers suffered and then you have parents who before the pandemic was sending kids to public schools which were closed by the governor yet private schools were open so if you wanted your kid to learn in person you had to fork over tens of thousands of dollars a kid. it's easy for the governor to do that, is a multimillionaire but that forced parents in california all over to do the same thing so how will to many

did you prevail? california is a mock state, surprising there was a judicial force that was able to triumph over the liberal teachers union. >> i don't know how much you could say we prevail because we were last in the state we saw dismal numbers coming out but really it was parents who've not done this before, they focused on their kids and made huge sacrifices. some parents had to quit their jobs and others spent money on private schools like our governor did when he ordered public schools to close so some couldn't do either and watched the kids education deteriorate to the longer it went on parents got involved so as time went on i started in june of 2020 and parents at the time, we were at january 2021, parents all over the state popping up trying to get their kids in, it was

ridiculous so of course parents organized online and used their talents. kennedy: that's what parents have always done, where there's high parental involvement you see higher satisfaction and that's why they gravitate toward things like charter schools but they can be more involved but it has been unions pushing parents out of public schools for decades and it came to a fever pitch in the virginia governor's race. did you find parents you are talking to were apolitical, they weren't necessarily conservative and more concerned about their kids and who was in office? >> that described myself two years ago, i wasn't paying attention to politics or even the issues at the local school board, i was focused on my kids and individual issues at the school site. as soon as pandemic hit, that's

when i took interest in it took a long time to figure that out but ultimately a lot of it was the governor and state officials which their candidacy is funded primarily by large including the california teachers association and even when our state allowed some schools to open, california teachers association donated school board candidates so they were resisting reopen in parts of the state. thankfully where i am we were able to open earlier than others and san diego were still trying to reopen a year later. kennedy: that's unbelievable to me. are you running for school board? >> i am now, this has really got me involved and i'm running for school board where i am locally. plenty of parents so involved are now running for school board because they recognize how important local offices are to

the kids education and how much control they do have. >> a lot of these unions are banking on the fact that parents are political agnostic and not paying attention and will blindly trust people to make all of the decisions and concentrate all of the power, you are living proof that era is over. good luck to you and we hope you prevail. >> thank you. kennedy: if that wasn't enough, check this out, today was the first day of school in seattle. kind of. 50000 students had to stay home because of teachers union strike. california where they are expanding record heat wave, classrooms don't have ac. schools had to close early. hot weather not a surprise in california. money is lying around and you couldn't put to air conditioning in the classrooms? now they spend on nonsense. a poll shows satisfaction as

education dropping faster than your 4o1k and 42% of americans say they are completely satisfied k-12 education in the country, compared to 51% in 2 2019. look what the pandemic did, he created an entire nation of skeptical parents. when in the teachers union. standing in the way of our kids education? that's me tonight man panel, cofounder based politics and foundation for economic education where he served as correspondent, brad polumbo is here. host of the aggressive progressive podcast former aide to senator chuck schumer, chris hahn. 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate chair of your the power.net look at that bald eagle. and there's a bird on the flight, spike cohen. >> okay. kennedy: wonderful to have you all met what are you talking about? kennedy: nothing. yet. we'll get to you. >> okay. kennedy: brad, betsy devos a

good points kids for the ultimate victims of the pandemic here they are still being punished all across california all the way up to seattle and beyond, are you surprised erosion in public school trust has occurred to this degree? >> i wish i could say i was surprised that after the last few years and extend to which schools were closed despite mountains of evidence was safe to reopen, european countries did far sooner in the harm it had and we are still doing this in some places, it is mind-boggling but i wish i could say i was surprised people aren't happy with the education they get but i'm familiar with econ 101 and when you have a monopoly and something which in many parts of the country as a monopoly on education to public schools, the only option in places with no school choice,

they don't have to divide you with good services, a mention of grocery store and only one in your state or your area you could go, you will buy whatever they feel like giving you at whatever price if you like giving it to you, that's basically the status quo of our school system so we need to bring choice and competition and we want people to have education to satisfy them for the kids which is important. kennedy: you make great points because what would you rather have? a dollar store or a trader joe's, whole foods and kroger within reach to make all of those decisions? chris, like there are food deserts in this country, there are also educational deserts and in places like seattle where families want to get back to work, kids have to make up for their learning loss but teachers unions think they can continue the stranglehold, but they realize they've exhausted their goodwill? >> unions have a right to strike

and negotiate fair wages and parents unhappy with their schools, school board elections are every year end every part of the country and small election you cannot, if you are motivated by it. i read the poll, parents for the most part are satisfied with their schools, most people unsatisfied don't have kids in school right now to am not saying education in this country is perfect but we made the decision to provide education to every child in america and we should give them that, they should be in school full-time all the time, i get that and i get things could get better but this gloom and doom over public education, we have one of the finest systems in the world and it could be better and it will be better. kennedy: spike, i see you shaking your head, do you

disagree? >> we have something like the 25th or 30th best education system despite the fact that the united states spends a student, more taxpayer money and out-of-pocket money than almost any other country on earth, the federal department of education was created 50 years ago in that time, they spent nearly $3 trillion in every single metric used to measure educational outcomes, graduation rates, gpa, literacy rates, worldwide ranking, we've continued to slide as a direct result of what brad said, when government or anyone has a monopoly on anything in this case education, it gets worse and the answer is clear. we need to get government out of education entirely. government is rarely good at anything in this is not an example of them being good at something and it starts with ending the federal department of education put the money in the hands of parent and have robust statewide school choice programs that allow parents to decide whether students go. the teachers unions are set

because they say it will defund goals. why? is parents are happy the sch schools, why would they take their money and kids anywhere else? i think they know exactly why -- as soon as options are available with the money already stolen from them, they use it in but with the dollars and the kids and these monopolies will go away. kennedy: and parents want their kids to learn, they don't want them filthy urchins roaming streets picking pockets. they want them in school learning math and learning how to read and write and be logical, rational, functioning members of society. that does not require the government, particularly federal government to oversee any of that. man panel, don't go anywhere. gavin newsom making a fool of himself. he's as reliable as jimmy failla losing a bit but is newsom's gamble hurting the most vulnerable californians? california kings steve hilton is on text next. ♪

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california is on fire. literally but according to governor hairdo, electric

vehicles save everyone, you guys. day six of california and the heatwave governor gavin newsom tweeting a video telling californians to avoid blackouts. >> preschool your home, run your air conditioning earlier in the day when more power is avai available. turn the thermostat up to 70 or higher and avoid using any appliances. kennedy: like your hair dryer? newsom powering ahead to gas cars in the state by 2035, no surprise residents vented there. on twitter. trying to push residents out of the cold state. joining me now to discuss most of the data for california podcast of the revolution fox news channel, steve hilton is back. the worst pg and what's going on? >> it's unbelievable,

embarrassing, -- the rest of the time spent dealing with prices. he's going on with the fifth biggest economy get the base level -- half of california literally built in a desert and for decades we have no problem leading off like electricity and water because we have great planning and engineering what's happening in the last few years because of the extremist climate dogma, they've been sabotaging our energy, favoring unreliable wind and solar going against

reliable sources like gas or nuclear and the result is totally precarious with they've created, it's not climate change causing these problems, it's climate change policies. kennedy: and it is zealotry, orthodoxy incredibly counterproductive making the state unlivable but you are right, i talked about this over and over, environmentalists the want to to get behind clean abundant cheap energy source, they would investigate more nuclear options. there's only one facility left in california, they were supposed to take it off-line and they have to extend the life by five years because -- steve, we are going to die from climate change, it's getting harder, it would be completely overrun in

the coming years. the governor is asking people not too charge them between four p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to pick up the kids from school to take them to practice and whatnot so how on earth in 2025 when everything is electric will a grid system that can't be refashioned in the time, how can it support vehicles when he can't charge them now? >> we have a tiny percentage of it now and by the way we got to add, you want to electrify every part of our lives. we are not going to be allowed to cook with gas and that's coming in, we are up and down the state getting rid of gas new homes, that's going to be electric as well. it is completely ludicrous, a fantasy. they fantasize about it somehow they will get there through wind and solar and literally impossible. no serious person believes it's possible, they are making the policy and no they won't be around when the catastrophe

comes and in the end is good to have to be reversed and do exactly what you say which is invest in the next generation. not just keeping open the nuclear we have now but new generation, that would be california leading the world, so much innovation in nuclear energy but one example, a new generation of nuclear power stations that produce not just electricity heat instead of being pumped into the ocean and having environmental consequences there was people don't like, the heat for whole towns, that's not happening in america because of these. guess what happened, an american company that developed that and it's incremented in china because of lunatics in charge of our policies here. kennedy: we have to investigate

nuclear war and more. steve, words of wisdom, i love talking to you about this because these are things that would make not only the states for the country better and there are other states following california's lead but the government can't get out of the way. you are a good person, thank you for being here. appreciate it. coming up, get ready for new covid boosters, the white house says you're going to get one in. one covid advisor framing it is something god commands. doctor marc siegel joins me in moments. ♪

why do we have two harms? to inject vaccines of course. this according to white house covid response for data sheet who said injections are part of god's plan.

>> i believe this is why god gave us two arms, one for the flu shot and the other for the covid shot. kennedy: that's so gross. promote the biden administration's new yearly covid booster, president biden said the state we begin we are launching a new -- for almost two years lovelock. that means one covid-19 blah blah blah. is that really necessary? didn't god also give us to middle fingers? fox news medical correspondent offer of covid politics of fear and power of science. doctor marc siegel returns. the good lord gave us two arms but i don't know if it's necessary for government mandated vaccines that enrich giant pharmaceutical corporations. your thoughts?

>> you know i don't believe in mandates and i don't think god gave us clinical trials which haven't been done on the new vaccine. i think it's going to be a use but god gave us two arms to play golf or baseball with, i don't know if he gave us two arms to take box. one more thing if i wanted endorse that and say come to my exam room, i got to shot waiting for you. they are not sending me the shot. that's the typical theory, the dogma you here. to shot, i don't have the covid shot, etc. vaccine center, i gave you the flu shot but can't give you the covid shot. what they are missing and what they've missed from the beginning is a doctor like me talking to a patient saying what is your risk? how old are you what does the new shot have? they asked me what does it do? does a few more than the other is it going to decrease my risk of getting really sick? have a discussion but not somebody on high, a baby telling you what's religious thinking or not, i don't think that is the proper thing for public health

official to talk about. kennedy: and it leaves atheists out of the picture and invites them to not get shot at all which is its own slippery slope so what about variance? maybe we don't see as much change in the flu over the years and you don't have to time flu shot works for most people but for covid, it can change pretty drastically so what if you have new variant that are covered by your yearly booster? >> excellent question, your always asking the smartest questions. i don't think it's going to be a yearly booster, i think it's an inhaled nasal spray from a they've come up with one in china and yale is working on one that may decrease spread and people will be more likely to take a nasal spray and that is something but your other question is even more important which is, we been within this omicron family since november, i

don't see new variant emerging and that's what happened with the 1918 spanish flu, too. these are so rapidly transmissible and milder maybe where we are headed which is good news which the mainstream media doesn't want you to hear. omicron is not as bad as delta and we are still with omicron and living with it, we've got natural immunity and we have a vaccine and treatment, all of which should leave us where we open the economy and stop browbeating and threatening people. what you say? kennedy: at some time we are going to get to the omega but will have to go to farmhouse before that and that terrifies me. their money. >> we do have to keep an eye on the rest of the world which we never do, we don't look at other countries but i think the letters of the alphabet are silly. what are we going to rename monkeypox? we can't say where they actually come from or what they are, you can't call it the wuhan virus or monkeypox, can't say the strain came from africa.

not a lot to say that. kennedy: can't say neural virus anymore. doctor fauci, he has explaining to do. thank you, sir. according to fauci, a federal judge the white house has been ordered to fork over some of lord fauci's e-mails? sacred show he hates freedom of speech. he said that explicity. the attorneys general filing a lawsuit accusing biden officials of colluding with tech companies to censor information about things like the origins of covid-19 and vaccine effectiveness. the plaintiffs have e-mails from 45 other biden officials proving their case. so what will we find in doctor fauci's e-mails any of it make chris hahn fall out of love with him? the man panel is back, christopher hawn, brad polumbo

christopher columbus. you think they will clean truth from factories e-mails instructed 86 of the compositions about covid origin and the like? >> i think we will learn more about this disturbing collaboration between government and big tech to block certain ideas or specific accounts in some cases it is us concerning because i've been for a long time summary of the right free-market conservative who says private platforms have first amendment right to not post speech they disagree with it and i believe that. at a certain time when government is telling them what to delete and to to take off or strongly suggest it, that is no longer -- is still a private platform but it's government interference in us the first amendment problem, free speech problem and not the proper role

of the federal government in any way, shape or form. they should focus on getting there public health right in the first place which they failed to do rather than something to send get the buddies to delete other people's criticism of them. kennedy: why do you like crony capitalism so much? >> i don't like crony capitalism, i like freedom of speech of these platforms are not subject to the first amendment of the constitution and any way, shape or form that doctor fauci and other people in the government for trying to combat misinformation all over the web the sites for trying their best and they weren't going to be right about everything. kennedy: okay but what if the conversation, but if it wasn't misinformation, what if it was truth and misinformation came from government agencies and tech companies centered on their

behalf and you do have the problem brad laid out. >> i would have a serious problem but i don't think that's what we will find from this politically motivated lawsuit which all of a sudden republican's don't believe in executive privilege so if you want to get rid of it here, we should get rid of executive privilege and a lot of places, especially mar-a-lago. kennedy: spike. >> yes, we should get rid of it on everything, i'm glad my friends on the left now agree with that because my runs on the right right now, i look forward to agreeing with that into three years. when it comes to this, is like brad said, it's not private action when it's under direct collision of government. we seen at least the last couple of years the mask is off, jen psaki and now jean-pierre and

biden himself learning social media companies think facebook was telling people allowing dissent when it comes to vaccine or masks, many things have turned out to be true labeled as misinformation and disinformation. the government is starting federal lawsuits and dragging in front of congress, that's censorship by another name more steps in the first amendment applies and it's a bigger problem, government shouldn't decide what is or is not disinformation especially when they have the longest proven history of creating disinformation. they have agencies that do nothing but create this and miss information. the best way to combat things untrue is information that is true. not a government is the biggest purveyor of untrue things and lies to be the ones in charge. many of the friends on the right are saying we need to spend or reform 230, we need to do the opposite. get government out of social

media and make private platforms without threatening coercion. kennedy: facial to racial. he owned you in the schoolyard, how does it feel? >> he doesn't understand the first amendment at all. it doesn't apply at all. kennedy: when the government isn't discussing -- >> i agree, the government has done a lot of disinformation, i don't think the government should be in charge telling us was true or not but when doctor fauci spent his life dealing with an emergent virus, you won't get everything right every time. he's not your dad, he's a guy trying to solve problems that was evolving -- >> when you have the government the history of enacting federal lawsuits and actions dragging their feet and that's not just saying by the way, here's information we like you to look

at -- >> the lawsuit is filed by attorney generals -- attorneys general, that's right. trying to get us to talk about it to win their elections. kennedy: chris, you get mad but -- deciding what is or is not true. >> i did not expect despite coming to own you but he did. >> your friends on the right are all about executive privilege, maybe you should talk to them. kennedy: we need to wrap this up, okay. i have to go to bed now. parties over. [laughter] thank you. coming up, hillary clinton's to her, goldmine of woke baloney. 2024 on the horizon, she revealed major political news about her future.

i'll break that down with guy benson next. ♪

♪ kennedy: end of the terror and new interview hillary clinton told cbs she's never running for president again watch. >> would you ever run for president again? >> no but i'm going to do all i can to make sure we have a president respect our democracy and rule of law and uphold our institutions. kennedy: news comes as a devastating blow to president trump, governor ron desantis and anyone else trying to run against her but is the serial liar actually serious?

townhall.com political editor host of the guy benson show on fox news radio, the anniversary boy, guy benson. i miss you, i love you. >> happy almost birthday. kennedy: happy anniversary to you. guy, do you believe her when she says she's never going to run for president again? you know she wants to be pulled into the race, is that what she's waiting for? >> i'm hopeful she is telling the truth but she does lie all the time almost automatically so i'm skeptical of the flat denial, i thought was interesting she's like i'm going to do here on the sidelines is worked hard to make sure we have a president who respects our democracy or whatever she said there she said repeatedly president trump was an illegitimate president after he legitimately beat her for not

sure she's in the position to lecture anyone about this but she will because in addition to lying, lecturing is something else she enjoys. kennedy: and if you remember and i know you do, you are a young man, you remember when she told joe biden right before the election in 2020 whatever happens, don't concede. [laughter] just say i won the election were real was going to make it legitimate. she was on the view chelsea, they were on together and hillary said no one is above the law when discussing the mar-a-lago greg, did you find out which? >> richer than her because this is a woman, and i understand soon as you talk about this, this is about is him, mishandling classified materials. i will defend trump, i'm not interested in doing that based on what we know so far, it looks really bad for him.

it could be at least technically criminal or worse. however, he egregiously scandalously mishandled classified material when she was secretary of state and destroyed evidence, lied about it and for her to come out as she did on twitter the last couple days saying there's no comparison, my stuff wasn't classified, it's another lie, she cannot help it. as i said earlier, is the justice department sees fit to indict prosecute president trump, they will have to explain why they make that judgment here when they famously made a different judgment about i would say equally criminal conduct from her a few years back. kennedy: and i believe the former president and secretary of state will be imprisoned together and will be the greatest reality show, the greatest wedding happened three years ago today. guy and adam married by yours

truly, i believe we have a lovely -- look at us. the way the lord intended all of us with the two hearts god gave us, six between us. i love you both, happy anniversary. >> isn't this so much more fun to talk about than hillary clinton. kennedy: yes. let's go back to the wine country and relive it. topical storm is next. ♪

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treat certain types of cancer. you thought chemo was hard. [laughter] that's getting your hopes up. this is topical storm, topic number one. last year we reported san francisco purchased a series of denied desire trash cans for 20000 each. most anyone's spent on garbage since then fts but it turns out waste bins were also a waste of money. a report claims the trash cans don't even work because the openings are too small to fit garbage inside. you know you messed up trash cans when you have to move up your coffee cup just to throw it away. the report claims the cancer sleek and unconventional people can't figure out how to open them so now californians who want to micro manage every facet of our lives can't figure out how to open their trashcan.

locals are even garbage in the street because they don't know what else to do with it. san francisco liberals are treating their trash as badly as they treat their people. disgusting. topic number two. democratic republic of congo where the engineering sometimes is a bridge too far. sharply dressed government officials celebrated completion of a footbridge with glamorous women cutting ceremony. [cheering] [laughter] kennedy: was a ribbon holding it all together scotch tape and ribbon that's what happens when you order bridges. thankfully nobody was hurt when the bridge buckled into the street with the worst streaming collapse. things got worse after he got

home and took off his shoes his feet fell off. he's like what? topic number three. the situation in ukraine got carrier this week. a chimpanzee escaped from the zoo. there's cici the chip, she hopped out of her enclosure and spent hours roaming the streets. not a strange as the time ben stiller showed up there. she was hesitant to return home until it started to rain and she ran to her favorite zookeeper for comfort. by then she procured 20 million american dollars hardware. she was escorted back to the zoo where she received protection because chimpanzees are an endangered species so thank goodness she safe on the northeastern border with russia. i'm sure it will be fine. that was me like two hours ago.

topic number four. digital game designer won first place of the colorado state fair fine arts competition after submitting a painting created by an ai computer program, world's most socialist painting is still this one. this is the opera special, some critics call it definitive death of artistry but they haven't seen the order of the ring serious. it depicts classical figures looking out landscape. is the artist describes it, 110-01-1011. most critics dispute the paintings beauty, consensus seems to be using ai is unfair to human painters and ominous sign artist jobs aren't safe from machines and by artist jobn we mean waiting tables.

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