up 825 points. nasdaq up 360. we'll see if the streak can continue, between the yesterday and today the market is in a much better position. that does it for us tonight on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts now. ♪. liz: this new shock survey, it is rattling washington. ceos really bearish about a u.s. recession. we have a nation on edge over that and disturbing violent crime. all happening ahead of the my terms. now even late night hosts are checkmating democrats like speaker nancy pelosi. with us tonight congressman mark green, kat cammack, energy pro nick loris, retired nypd officer bill stanton, parents defending education's nicole neily, "the washington examiner"'s byron york and gop strategist

ford o'connell. we have growing talk of this, a new october surprise. and opec oil and gas price shock. we got that debate. this new outrage, a dad killed visiting his son at his college in upstate new york. even democrats now saying weak-on-crime policies are literally killing people. and the democrat mayor of austin, texas, he wanted to abolish police. he falls asleep at a cop funeral amid a public safety crisis. and, house gop lawmakers demand answers from the pentagon. are covid vaccine mandates fueling a military recruiting shortage? plus we've got the preview from tucker carlson's sit-down interview tonight with hunter biden's former business partner tony bobulinski. he levels a new charge. he accuses hunter biden of fraud. plus school board parents schooling the school boards. they're winning against agendas they say hurt children.

and the new backlash against a university firing a professor. why? because his students complained his course was just too hard. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. we've got a jam-packed hour ahead for you. look at your money. stocks again surge on a broad tech rally. it was treasury yields falling, potentially easing inflation and also easing fears of fed rate hikes. and the president does head to florida tomorrow, at least 104 dead from hurricane ian. we're staying on that story. u.s. south korea, japan, they held joint military drills hours after north korea fired a ballistic missile over japan. this is a major escalation. also this breaking news, under president biden, u.s. gross national debt exceeded $31 trillion for the first time

ever. policymakers warn this is an unsustainable borrowing bing. connell mcshane has more. he has the latest. connell. reporter: the bad news has been the good news as the stock market begins the fourth quarter in impressive fashion. now yesterday's rally was really driven, at least in part, by a relatively weak manufacturing report. today it was a report showing fewer job openings, more layoffs. the idea is a slowing economy may be leads to a fed a little bit less aggressive. that's playing itself out certainly in the bond market where we can forget about 4% for the time-being at least on the benchmark 10-year treasury yield. it is down a two week low. now you look at some of the stock names today, big tech names, leading the market higher. likes of apple, alphabet, amazon, and then there's twitter which has been quite a story. that stock was up today in a big way, thanks to elon musk. musk has offered to close his acquisition of twitter on the

terms that he originally agreed to, the price of 54.20 a share, $44 billion. all this coming just ahead of an emergency hearing on the acquisition that was supposed to be taking place in delaware chancery court. liz? liz: connell, great to see you. thanks for your reporting. get to florida congresswoman kat cammack and "washington examiner" byron york. congressman good to have you on and byron york, good to see you. congressman, it is now home state of florida, hurricane ian the deadliest hurricane since 1935. what does florida need right now? >> it is a all hands on deck movement movement right now, liz. we're doing search-and-rescue operations. over 1000 people have been rescued. we're trying to rebuild an entire grid. not just power lines and polls, an entire grid we have to get back up and operational. basic essentials of water, food, shelter. the big lift after those basic

necessities are met are the housing mission. thousands of people lost everything. they have nowhere to go. that fema housing mission is critical as we start rebuilding and disaster recovery. liz: to the congresswoman point, byron, this is all happening on midterms. how serious is that? we have this, kpmg survey, more than nine out of 10 ceos forecast a deeper recession by next year. 2/3 saying not mild and short. byron, we started out the third quarter. the market is wobbly now. started great. the rose 14%, s&p by mid-august. 17% swan dive. a lot of indicators are saying this is a rough road ahead? >> absolutely. i mean had a good day today, but still in a bear market. i don't think anybody can listen to the chairman of the fed, jerome powell, when the fed raised interest rates another 3/4 points. he talked about the so-called soft landing and you didn't have

to read between the lines to hear him say there will not be a soft landing. there will be a recession. one word about florida, this is the time that a governor's ability to is tested. if he does well, he can, his, reap enormous political benefits by doing a good job. this is a critical period for ron desantis. he comes out of this well, helping people, showing real organizational skills, taking care of this problem, that is an enormous boost for his argument to be president of the united states. liz: congresswoman, to byron's point, hurricane katrina made george w. bush's, further ture, hurricane andrew, george hw. "the washington post" reporting even lobbiests in d.c. prepare for the gop to win the house in the midterms and then desantis likely to run in 2024? >> well, you know, i can't speak to governor desantis' future plans because all i know is right now he is 100% focused on

florida and disaster recovery. he and his wife casey, they have been in every single place that has been affected from st. augustine to daytona beach, fort myers, naples, everywhere in between. they are 100% on getting people the assistance they need. they're not asking are you republican or democrat. they are asking, do you need help and we will get it for you. democrats can't say the same. liz: there is also this, byron, speaker pelosi got really checkmated hard last night. by a late night host. watch. >> our planet was on the ballot. everything was on the ballot in this election, more than in regular majorities come and go. >> the polls still aren't reflecting necessarily what you're saying. do you believe in the polls? >> let me just say i said was, on the ballot. past. when people decided to run. >> i wouldn't want to be in president biden's shoes. i mean, he has got to convince the american people, that the

economy is slowing, that prices are rising, that electricity bills are going through the roof, and that 401(k)s are crashing because his policies are so good and the american aren't believing that. liz: what do you say, byron? democrats can't afford to lose a single sate in the senate. anywhere from five to seven states may be up for grabs. what do you think, byron? >> well, when you get reality checked by stove fenn colbert it is -- stephen colbert it is bad. everything report as republican takeover of the house. all of the factors point toward a republican takeover of the house. yes, the senate is impossible to predict but there are certainly is a scenario for republican takeover. there is a scenario for democrats to keep it and there is also a scenario that it stays 50-50 the way it is now with the

vice president's vote being the decisive one. liz: right. >> as far as the house is concerned all of the issues point toward a republican takeover. liz: so too, what buy ran is saying congressman, we're tracking what voters are saying on the ground they're upset. watch another unusual claim from the president. watch what democrat minority, hispanic voters are now saying. watch this. >> we have the 8th largest black population in the country and between all minorities we have 20% of our state is minority. so i, i, i was sort of raised in the puerto rican community at home. >> i have never been so disappointed in my party. he said he would work with the other side. that is what that gentleman's saying joe biden is on top? are you kidding? the white house has to clear up every day anytime he talks to the media. he said a dead woman was alive tried to talk to her. let's be serious. he is not on top of anything. >> i feel like the democratic national party looks at my demographics and assumes that

i'm going to vote for them. i'm latina woman. >> you were a democrat and you are now a republican. why? >> because the fact that the democratic party has changed a lot and i identify with the republican party. >> what things? >> well, we're for god, country, family and hard work. liz: what do you say, congresswoman? >> my goodness, they need to hire mr. clean to get in there, take over that press office whether it is biden or harris they're in constant cleanup mode and it is true to byron's point, they're in alternate reality this is why republicans are taking over. we have an american first agenda. we have a plan going into 2023. the democrats, they will throw every progressive agenda item at the wall hoping something sticks. that is their plan, but the great thing about the republican platform it benefits everybody. doesn't matter what box you check. it is about rising everyone up

and lifts them up. that is why it is so attractive. that is why people are fleeing the democratic party because republicans we got their back. liz: they're also becoming independent too. final word, byron, the independent party is growing. >> yes. every sound bite you just played pointed to a major problem for joe biden. a lot of the polls we have seen, the poll democrats only, have found that large majorities sometimes 2/3 of the party want someone else to be the democratic nominee in 2024. a lot of them say that is because they believe joe biden is too old, a problem that will not get better. he is facing a very difficult situation. liz: congresswoman cammack and byron york, thank you so much for joining us. this new outrage. a dad killed visiting his son at a college in upstate new york. and the democrat mayor of austin, texas, he literally wanted to abolish police. he falls asleep at a funeral for a police officer amid a public

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rising gas prices really slamming the midterms with just five weeks to go. and now we've got this new october surprise, an even bigger gas price hike, thanks to opec and russia cutting production. grady trimble has more from chicago. reporter: hi, liz, governor gavin newsom and other california democrats are blaming the high gas prices out west on big oil's greed but the reality is this is something experts have been warning about for several months now. they have said that fuel supply is so tight, any minor disruption could have major consequences. right now in california at least three refineries are unexpectedly down. add to that the usual high taxes and regulations, and this is a what you get. prices at the pump in california are up more than 60 cents in just the last week. higher fuel costs in the golden state, washington, oregon and others are helping drive up the national average for the second

week in a row. what could make matters worse, if oil climbs back above $100 per barrel like some analysts are predicting. >> crude oil prices are rising. gasoline an diesel prices are going up as refineries continue with their maintenance season. unfortunately we're not going to see much relief in gasoline prices on a national level over the next few weeks. reporter: meanwhile the head of saudi aramco says the world should be worried because the global oil supply is extremely tight right now but at the same time the opec plus countries are meeting tomorrow. they're expected to cut production by a million, maybe even two million barrels per day to try to prop up the price of oil. liz? liz: grady trimble, thank you so much. joining us now, energy pro nick loris of c3 solutions. you heard that, potentially two million barrels a day cut. how high will gas get by the midterms? >> yeah we could easily see

prices above $4 per gallon again. right now the national average is at $3.80. so it is not inconceivable that prices could eclipse $4 a gallon. that really means regular americans are going to struggle. every dollar that they pay more at the pump means fewer dollars are available for critical things like food and health care. liz: yeah, here is the thing. it is happening just months after president biden personally flew to saudi arabia to say pump more but they rejected that. does this all mean president biden should stop undercutting u.s. oil and gas and make the u.s. energy independent again? >> without a doubt. the solution is not asking foreign producers who are less environmentally friendly than american producers to produce more, it is to produce more here at home. we have an abundance of supply of oil, of natural gas, of resources and all of the above energy strategy should really focus on providing affordable,

power, that requires opening things up in america not only for production but transportation, infrastructure, oil pipelines as well as refineries. >> but his energy policy is draining u.s. petroleum stockpiles, attack mom-and-pop gas stations after he campaigned on getting rid of u.s. oil and gas. nick you know this, gas was $2.40 a gallon when he entered office. now it is more than double in states like california under biden. watch this. >> we are going to get rid of fossil fuels. i guarranty you, i guarranty you, we're going to end fossil fuel. liz: you know, listen, even former president obama nick, you know this, after midterm losses, obama stopped talking about climate change. obama switched to and all of the above energy policy. even shamelessly claimed credit for the fracking revolution that obama's own epa tried to stop?

>> that's right. that is because it lowered prices for americans and it has been the biggest beneficiary from emissions reduction standpoint, this fracking revolution. liz: because nat-gas is cleaner? >> exactly. >> that is what voters care about we saw with polls, inflation, jobs and economy are at the top of the again today and the best way to create jobs, to lower prices to have the production here at home. regret i about the administration from day one as taken actions with keystone keystone xl, that u.s. oil is not welcome to the u.s. liz: nothing drives people to the point of the insanity faster than gas prices. you've seen this, nick, biden says he is doing all he can to increase supply as he drains 2/3 of oil from the stockpile. that is meant for hurricane disasters, not falling poll numbers. it is at the lowest reserve in decades. will white house have to buy oil

at higher price and taxpayers pay for it? it could cost double, maybe triple to fix his policy here? >> it hasn't meaningfully brought down prices. should be used for emergency purposes. blaming mom-and-pop retail gasoline owners who have no control over the price, that is dictated by supply and demand. in fact they want lower prices because they make most of their money getting people in the doors, buying snacks, buying sodas. they have don't want to keep prices high. it is nonsensical to blame small business own years nick, always great insights from you. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. liz: okay, "tucker carlson tonight," tucker is sitting down with hunter biden's former business partner tony bobulinski. he is leveling a new charge. he is accusing hunter biden of fraud. we've got it. this new outrage an innocent father killed visiting his son at a college in upstate new york. people have had it. democrat mayor of austin, literally wanted to abolish

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liz: this latest outrage. it is disturbing. a father from great neck, long island, new york, he was visiting his son during family weekend at marist college upstate new york. he was shot and killed at a

hotel on sunday. alexis mcadams with the story. reporter: we're learning more about that husband and father who lost his life in the shooting. he was just there to visit his son at college. it was supposed to be a fun family weekend and it ended in tragedy. take a look, this is where the shooting unfolded on sunday morning. it happened in the lobby of this marriott in poughkeepsie, new york. investigators tell us, the gunman got into an argument with hotel employee about the coffee. he opened fire, spraying bullets around the world, killing a 53-year-old man from long island. court documents eyed him as paul kutz. investigators say he was shot twice, once in the chest. his murder sent shockwaves through the entire marist college community. police are pledging to pour all of the resources into this case. >> i also want to express sincere condolences to the family and friends of the victim. this unspeakable violence in the

lobby of a hotel shakes the very conscience of a community. reporter: her here you can see heavily armed police units responding to the hotel. inside of the suspects room police found weapons and materials to make explosives. investigators tell us roy johnson, jr., pulled the trigger. he is facing second-degree murder charges. the second suspect, devon taylor faces criminal weapons charges. but police have not yet released their mug shots. they're expected back in court on friday. back to you. liz: alexis thank you so much for the reporting. retired nypd officer bill stanton. the first reaction to the story. comes after a week after stabbing death 9/11 first responder emt lieutenant allison russo here in queens, new york. people have had it. >> we're all fed up. this is a tragedy and unfortunately we're hearing this way too often. we're almost becoming a as necessary at a

necessary sized to it. liz: we can't be though, we can't be. we have to stay outraged, right? critics say that. >> the man is living an american dream, sending his kids to college, enjoyable weekend a waste of death over a cup of coffee. change at grassroots. people being outrageous, voting that the people endorse no-cash bail. liz: why do innocent taxpayers, point about no-cash bail, weak on crime policy, the top democrat d.a. of albany county new york, he is going after democrat governor kathy hochul to your point, no-cash bail for violent felonies and weak-on-crime policies. so why do we have to be the subjects of their thought. experiment that is highly

flawed? >> you make a perfect point. we are the guinea pigs in this experiment about letting recidivism bad guys out to see if they economist crimes or not this is common sense. if criminal knows there is a penalty, know they are locked up potentially for the rest of their life, guess what, they will not be quick to do it. liz: but they took the consequences away. they took the consequences away, right? >> they took the teeth out of sentencing. they took the teeth out of bail. when you're half past crazy what do you care? i'm not going to do anytime. i will get out if i do get arrested. so it is not, it is not working. this needs to stop. liz: we got the democrat mayor of austin, texas, he said defund, even abolish the police. he is caught falling asleep at a cop funeral. a lot of officers, police there, they're upset about this the mayor now apologizing. we also have this story, the democrat candidate for the

pennsylvania senate seat, john fetterman caught on camera when he was mayor of braddock, pennsylvania, vandalizing, vandalizing a local business sign that was 10 years ago. this is what is going on inside of the democrat party. rao right? you have cori bush defending defund the police. cori bush has hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of security that regular americans don't get. watch this. >> we can't get caught up on the words. people spend more time focusing on the word defund than they spend on caring and addressing the problem of police violence in this country. liz: take that on, bill what do you think? >> i think the epitome of hypocrisy. these folks go in front of the cameras, say they're of the people, by the people, with the people. yet they go to their doorman buildings, their gated communities, they have security surrounding them. you know, they do not live by

the rules that we live by. and folks every day are learn being more and more. what they're reporting -- liz: is the answer, sorry to interrupt, people are upset about this. if there is a police brutality is the answer to wipe out all police as cori bush is saying? >> no, no. if you're a bad cop you're not a cop you're a criminal. cops are recruit from the planet earth, not the planet perfect. the overwhelming majority took oath to serve. one or two bad applesnot a department makes. copes have millions of interactions, saving lives, walking a lady across the police. do not demonize the police for one or two highlighted bad motives or individuals. liz: got it. bill, thank you for your service to our country. we appreciate you coming on. house republicans are demanding answers from the pentagon. are covid vaccine man dates fueling a military recruiting shortage?

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liz: back with us now, league eagle, gop strategist ford owe connell. great to have you on. tucker carlson is, he did a sit-down interview, it will air tonight with hunter biden's former business partner. tony bobulinski accuses hunter biden of fraud, saying he diverted millions of dollars away from one shell company into another that hunter controlled and cutting out bobulinski and hunter's other partners. what do you think of this new charge? >> look if what tony bobulinski is alleging is true, we have no reason to doubt tony bobulinski particularly after two years of interviews he has done with tucker carlson. this is explosive revelation.

this is astounding amount of money siphoning out five million dollars and cutting out his partners. this is a. liz: he says he was more deeply involved in hunter biden's overseas business dealings. he flew on air force two when the president doesn't admit to. >> there was hundreds of data points that joe biden was acting in capitalistic terms as chairman. the chairman of jpmorgan doesn't take eight meetings down with people analyzing companies. the chairman serves a purpose. he is a figurehead. shows up at meetings, shakes hands, advisings have faith in his team. effectively that was joe biden role in the biden family business ventures around the world. not just my venture. i met with him multiple times but, it is well-documented. liz: so joe biden is the

chairman of the biden family business of leveraging the biden family name worldwide to make millions of dollars? >> this goes against everything joe biden said and what tony bobulinski is essentially is saying this is not a hunter biden story. this is a joe biden story and he is the key player and potentially a beneficiary of hunter's shady overseas business dealings. liz: ford, bobulinski said he only went public after house intelligence chair democrat adam schiff said what bobulinski was saying was russian disinformation. watch bobulinski talk about how the media repeatedly turned him down. >> i had a variety of people reached out to me but nobody willing to actually go through a detailed interview of the facts and you know, jake tapper, i guess well-"respected" by many people at cnn i appealed to him, chris lick come for interview. spend an hour. be as aggressive you quantity to be with me. call me a liar. you can attack the facts.

good news it is not just my word against the bidens. i have thousands of documents, text messages, whatsapp conversations, recordings of the sifting president of the united states in his own voice and i would love to have that debate. liz: he has got recordings of the president? you know, listen, ford, bob learns ski already claimed that an email talking about 10% for the big guy was specifically referring to joe biden and the biden family's china cefc deal. that is the chinese energy conglomerate, selling u.s. natural gas reserves out of five states to china. that is what house gop oversight says. >> there seems to be oath of suppression in the mainstream media when it comes to hunter biden's shady business dealings. this was as we saw before the 2020 election. it continues to, continued going forward. the press constantly talks about nobody being above the law but apparently the biden family syndicate is above the law and it has everything to do with politics. liz: remember

"the new york times" story on cefc, joe biden audio saying to hunter, you're in the clear on that cefc story? listen to bobulinski say how former fbi official tim thibault pushed bobulinski aside. he left the fbi after fbi whistle-blowers, she bow until after of the 2020 election. >> tim thibault, said we know tony is cooperating. we appreciate all the information he is provided. we will follow up with you. we'll definitely have him come in for a follow up interview or spend more time on this and i haven't heard from him since. >> at all? >> no. nor have my lawyers. >> no communication whatsoever? >> no. >> since before the 2020 election? >> correct. >> listen this is an interview people have got to watch on "tucker carlson tonight." what do you make of what bobulinski said about tim thibault? >> he points out not only oath of suppression from the media

joe biden and hunter biden with shady business dealings and doj and fbi, what tony is alleging would launch a criminal investigation, if it were a trump kid we would have criminal investigation and wall-to-wall coverage. the good thing with tony, when it comes to fraud, it is not only a criminal wrong, it is civil tort and he could bring a civil case eventually. >> interesting. tune in to "tucker carlson tonight." tony bobulinski sits down with tucker to talk about his dealings with hunter biden. ford, good to have you on. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, liz. >> this new story, backlash against the university, firing a professor. why? students complained his course was just too hard. and, school board parents winning, at schooling the school boards over bad agendas for children. plus, house gop, they want answers. is the pentagon, the covid vaccine mandate there? is it triggering a recruiting

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liz: okay, we got this new controversy in california. now doctors are pushing back and hard on a new california law. it punishes them with fines and penalties if they spread covid misinformation. who defines that? kelly o'grady in los angeles with more. kelly? reporter: well, liz this is being called the most controversial covid bill yet. i would specific to that patient doctor conversation where medical advice is given but there is deep concern around how misinformation will even be defined t raids misinformation means false information that's contradicted by contemporary scientific consensus contrary the standard of care. doctors are sharing with us that is nearly impossible to carve out as the covid narrative keeps changing. cdc admitted some information it disseminated turned out to be

wrong. talking about efficacy of masks or vaccines could lead to accusations of malicious intent. that may change tomorrow. we're seeing bipartisan criticism of newsom. numerous folks are warning potential chilling effect of patient care and what precedent we are setting. >> why can't they tell them what to speak about abortions any kind of therapy? so the whole slippery slope type thing. reporter: there is frustration not only what it means for covid care and medical practice in general but core debate what you are allowed and not allowed to say. back to you, liz. liz: remarkable story. we needed kelly o'grady on it. she is a terrific reporter. look who is here from the house select zuck committee on coronavirus, congressman mark green. thanks for spending time with us tonight. house republicans want answers from the pentagon on the covid vaccine mandate. we have unvaxed soldiers getting punished. the army just we heard its

recruiting goals by double digits but the president 60 minutes the pandemic is over. what is going on here? >> it is pretty crazy. thanks for sharing the story about communist california. looks like the takeover is complete out there. on the dod, absolutely, this is crazy. the pandemic is specifically over. they're kicking 60,000 guardsmen out. president biden called coast guardsmen about amazing rescue, complimented them, they're kicking him out because he didn't want to get the vaccine. doesn't make any sense whatsoever. you talked about not hitting recruiting goals, they knew early on this year they would not hit the recruiting goals. they had us in the national defense authorization act thorize a smaller army next year because they knew they wouldn't make it. they guessed 12,000. they actually short, 15,000 from their recruiting goals. it is pathetic. it is -- liz: they're letting everybody

is for legal immigration. we have people with covid coming across the border but now we're kicking out our soldiers? now the vax mandate, this vax mandate for troops, why is it still a valid requirement? even the vaccine does not prevent you from getting covid. it is not really a vaccine. it is like a flu shot. so we spend millions to train u.s. troops but let them you know, we let them go for not getting what scientists say is an experimental vaccine just pulled off-the-shelf? we're kicking out of healthiest people in our country who are sacrificing after we train them? this is ridiculous. >> i get calls from all over the country because i'm prior service and i'm also you know, a special, ex-special operator so guys from you know, some very elite units called me say, look, i've done multiple rotations, x, y and z, now i'm being kicked out. i had one the other day reach out to me, they are taking back, they want me to pay back my

sign-in bonus kicking my out for not taking the vaccine. liz: these are troops. they are putting their lives on the line for us, for freedom. by the way, how can anyone say a vaccine is valid after "jama" put out a study found a third of the drugs the fda approved, from 2000, 2010 a third of them have problems? drug manufacturers it was so bad, they needed to add dozens of black box warnings to call attention to serious or life-threatening risks. the same issue is with the covid-19 vaccines. >> yeah. the vaccine actually is very good for people who are older. liz: got it, yes. >> but in the 20s, most of our war fighting, the risk of the vaccine and the risk of covid, i mean it makes no sense to say oh, we're going to kick a bunch of soldiers out especially after the cdc essentially said in the most recent guidelines we're at herd immunity this is absolutely absurd. they need to remove the vaccine

mandate, reinstate the soldiers pronto. liz: they're jeopardizing their pension. these men and women sacrificed for freedom for our safety. >> they're jeopardizing -- liz: this is ridiculous. this is infuriating. >> it is infuriating. they're jeopardizing the security of our nation. we have enemies out there now and they are cutting the size of the force over this vaccine. it's ridiculous. liz: congressman green, thanks for joining us tonight. good to see you. >> thank you, liz. liz: we have backlash against a university firing a profever. why? his students complained his course was just too hard so they got rid of the guy. he is award winning too. we got school board parents schooling the school boards and they're winning, fighting against agendas that hurt children. next up, parents defending education nicole neily on "the evening edit." ♪ mouth says it's time, you listen. so do we. aspen dental was built around your life.

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he wrote a textbook about it. what's happening here? >> well, this is social justice ideology coming home to roost. what kinds of doctors is our country going to have in the future? things like organic chemistry, those are the classes that separates the doctors of tomorrow from masters of public health degrees, and it's really worrying. elizabeth: talk to us about this, school board parents, the word is they're a powerful voting base, that they're going to drive midterm turnout. it's happening across the nation that parents are pushing back and winning. we have got, for example, the utah state school board passed a new rule, it's going to -- they're going to give parents more of a voice in their child's education. >> it's about time. you know, i think we're starting to see elected officials read the writing on the wall and realizing parents are a force to be reckoned with, and this is not going to fizzle out like the tea party because our children are going to be around. and we have realized over the past the two years the traditional gatekeepers, the

teachers' union, the national school board association, the pta, ones we thought had our children's best interests at heart, they do not. parents are mad as heck. elizabeth: homeland security gave more than half a billion dollars to schools, universities and zoos for alleged terror threats. this is from from judicial watch. these institutions are likely to be, encounter a terror threat, so this is another boondoggle. for the viewerser -- view iser, let's get back to the school board. a parent, a police officer in michigan, sandra, she's suing the mccolm county school board and who of its members. free speech violations. they then contacted her employer and the doj, the justice department. why? she was complaining about the impact of covid school closures on her children. >> this has happened across the country. recently, a district in michigan had to pay out damages to a parent who they reached out and got fired from his employer.

currently, there's a family in florida going through the same situation, a firefighter, where people who are exercising their constitutional a right to petition their government for a redress of grievances about their children's education are being terrorized. this is a deliberate attempt to chill political participation. it is reprehensible, and i'm glad that district was sued. they deserve it. elizabeth: talk to us more about how parents are winning. we've got a school board in maine, they had to pay a parent that they banned from attending school functions $40,000. that guy got it. why? they violated his first amendment right. he has spoken out against sexualized library books for school children. >> i mean, again, these elected officials do not like the whole idea with of the consent of the governed. they want to rule on high from their ivory towers, with but they don't actually want feedback on their performance because their performances. i think we're starting to see a lot of parents who now know what their rights are. they were kept in the dark for a long time. they didn't know what the first

amendment meant in k-12 or title vi or title ix or my of these discrimination statutes. but over the last two years, the scales have fallen from the people's eyes, and now they know where the red lines are x. if they realize the school districts are crossing those lines on a regular basis. elizabeth: so what are you seeing on ground with school boards? are they backing down? is that what's going on? >> absolutely. every single day we see districts canceling contracts. we are seeing districts not renewing contracts of superintendents, of teachers. you know, they're pulling teachers off, they're canceling lesson plans, those, you know, really objectionable things are exposed. every day we're seeing parents actually make a difference. sadly, aside from fox, most outlets are not reporting on that, so we try and tell those stories because parents -- elizabeth: because they were treated by the doj as domestic terror threats, that was the issue. >> absolutely. and that's probably why we're seeing fema give out those grants designating schools as

terrorist activities, because of angry parents -- elizabeth: could be, we don't know. that's an interesting connection. we don't know if that's true. nicole neily, we'll have you back on. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, that does it for us. thanks so much for watching. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: hey, tuesday, welcome to it. the gaffes just keep on coming. president biden once again confusing the entire world with a claim that makes no sense whatsoever, time he said he was raised by, wait for it, puerto ricans. i wish this was fake. take a look. >> we have a very, in relative terms, large puerto rican population in delaware relative to our population. we have the eighth largest black population in the country, and between all minorities we have 20% of our state i