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>> this is amazing. >> let's do what we do. a new poll shows president biden's probably underwater in nearly every issue that are important americans bear that can spell disaster for the entire democratic party in about 200 days from midterm election. a new abc poll shows voters giving the president low marks across the board. his numbers are the worst when it comes to the economy. with nearly 70% disapproving of the way he's handled gas prices and inflation. voters seem to blame vladimir putin and oil companies to vote for the higher energy costs. the troubling sign for the cover democrats more than half of those surveyed fault of the parties policy. this is the real clear politics average of poll shows the president with a high job disapproval rating, 54%. that's where it is going.

now, just think back to your days in the white house. if you'd seen those numbers, what would be happening? >> five-alarm fire is everywhere. they are bad on averi isaacs bless you. i think it was 35% of democrats -- 39% of think it was. so there's more he could be doing on gas prices. jon pardi s and k, mr. president, what are you doing? think about this, harris, make no mistake president joe biden is an employee. he's an employee of the matte american people. imagine rolling it tear up job holding your boss has given you the worst midyear review that you could possibly get, 61% disapprove of crime, 62% immigration, 63% disapprove of the economy. your boss asks you why you're doing a poor job and you do not answer his questions, just like -- the press asks questions

and he doesn't answer them. employees do that and they get fired. he might be looking at a reckoning in november. >> we see the law lack of a shoulder as he walks away from us time and time again. brian? >> i don't think his numbers have recovered since afghanistan. even though you put up mostly domestic issues, when we saw how he embarrassed the country in afghanistan and left $80 million worth of equipment on the ground and i women are being subjected all types of war, people left behind, americans not found. the new see what has happened since with inflation rising and giving up and doing anything productive at the border. when you see things have happened they are somewhat in his control. you just see a lack of somebody whose hands are on the wheel. we do, this is a very compliant press bear the press is pretty much -- it's pretty much in his corner even "snl." can you imagine the president of the united states going out in

poland having to be walked back five straight time in the opening scene unless now the last two weeks is about the new supreme court justice, or justice thomas uncontroversial about his wife's tweets. even the comedy is avoiding the comedy in the press is avoiding the story. and still the american people go i'm not looking for any judge. i don't need a filter come i've made my opinions. >> yeah i think that president biden made his biggest mistake on day one when he tried to appease the vocal minority in america, which is the progressive wing of the democratic party when it killed keystone xl pipeline. fast-forward to today what happened? high gas prices. he passed out a time when america did not need to be rescued. now suffering the consequences with inflation. i think you're right, the biggest dark mark in this resume so far has been the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan which led to the deaths of 13

american service members. you can link it to what's going on in ukraine right now, you americans also link the democratic party with the defined police department, something were going to be talking about later on. what this shows me is that america is much more moderate than what the media wants to make you believe. i think that the biden administration should recognize that course correct. i don't know if he has the stomach or strength to do it. >> carly come i'll never forget after his election and inauguration you interviewing all of those families. he traveled around the country and talking to all of those that were headed here's the thing, consider inflation of this rising gas prices a difficulty. yet this is an administration that responded to that by calling it the tragedy of the tread mall. we have a white house spokesperson that said what do you want us to do? proposed a bill of legislation

for bunnies and ice cream? you think it will make butter. legislation would absolutely make things better if you would reduce regulation, if you would increase oil production in the homeland. there is a huge disconnect between this administration and the elite point of view that they hold, that they continue to cast their enemy, the average american citizen who is feeling this, so deeply at their kitchen table, yet refuse to acknowledge their part in it or the severity. jen psaki went on the view and said why don't they go to a kickboxing class and have a margarita. i can afford a kickboxing class and i can't afford a margarita because i'm at work. there's a big disconnect in the few pointed out that is going to be a reckoning at those polls. >> you know, kayleigh, north of 26% of the time this president is at his beach house or his other domicile in delaware. that's where he escapes to.

and we cannot really go there to follow them around and ask questions unless you want to do a lot of biking. >> i understand. every president goes on vacation or goes to a different place in the white house follows you, that's what jen psaki says. you can have everything with you, that's true. however you don't go to delaware and then camp david made a afghanistan collapsed that week. you don't go to delaware every weekend every weekend as a russian war is playing out and as inflation is the number one concern. your point, jen psaki go to a margarita. sorry, jen, i want my country back. >> or lower gas prices. >> would you also say it's interesting the congress is starting to push the present i want to comes to ukraine. mostly republicans but democrats too say we heard dick on that side of his own call. to cut off the russian gas prices. we want to get him -- we want to

start answering that plaut and celeste. forcing joe biden to act. this basically somebody else sing title 42 -- let's let that go away. what is again comal cass is breaking loose. kristin simona is upset. now the fight is happening on your side. but is not because of a dutch president trump was very aggressive. these are my policies, deal with a pair this guy seems to be very laid-back. so when things happen around him people respond. when is forced to a stepchild. it's almost as if that tesla self-driving car that hasn't been fully worked out yet. >> but is he laid-back or is this somewhat of a strategy? when you look up boris johnson on the world stage walking down the streets of war-torn kyiv, then you hear the political reverb on all of that where is fighting president biden? general petraeus anger doing a great job.

you can't put them there because you can't protect them. but you can put people anywhere you really want to put them. is there something else he could do? could he zoom and with zelenskyy. if you're going to lead the american people have decided at the polling that they don't think he is doing a good job on this issue. >> what did he take a monk month and a half to get -- widow provide the patriot missile's -- why did it take three weeks? one week we had them in poland. why did we just say no to the tanks? what i think there is a reluctance to get there. i go back to what mark milley said. ukraine will lose 15,000 troops. >> i think it's the weakness because he doesn't want to escalate the situation. >> you don't have to tell me you're doing a great thing. i'll figure it out for myself. and that's boris johnson us out front bottoms and were not providing -- zelenskyy is

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>> "new york post" uncovering

bombshell text messages from hunter biden on his laptop where they appear to show the president's son claiming thierry to and they covered his family's expenses, including those first data, then president biden in a text to his daughter, naomi, hunter biden road i hope you can all do what i did and hate pay for this entire family for 30 years. it's really hard but don't worry, unlike pop so i make you give me half your salary. pops refers to president biden. with more information coming to light each day doug schoen is warning that if evidence emerges showing president biden profited off of his son's business dealings that could be a disaster for the democrats in november. he writes what is now likely a red wave election could turn into a massive blowout that is more substantial than anything seen in recent history. emily, we'll get to these new text messages and just a moment, but i know you've dug deep into this university of pennsylvania biden center, $67 million from

china, raising questions if it was not appropriately registered. as a foreign agent act, it could cause problems essentially. >> that's right, but after and 2018 that the biden center was named, all of a sudden there was a massive surge in donations from china. both phenom and this really not. so $67 million total in over 22 who in anonymous donations. 26 million per year, 27 million per year. if there was some type of explicit or implicit, or even a general understanding that there would be a quid pro quo, some type of thing that would benefit chinese interests, even the appearance of such, that requires registration as a foreign lobbyist. most watchdog is saying this is been going on for four years. millions of dollars and we have evidence for the ambassador being the keynote speaker at the chinese symposium there. well kind of control and influence does not get him? what relationship accrued out of

that appearance? they are asking at the very end minimum they need to look again. as we always say, look where the money goes, where the money comes from, and where the benefits life. at least i would like is an incredible conflict of interest. >> there needs to be some digging. but we do now the president joe biden had no knowledge of any of us, because he says so. harris, this text message, unlike popeye will not make you give me half your salary. this raises a lot of questions for president biden. >> i agree in terms of following the money. you know about lc follow? relationships. that sounded chippy to me. like they were not getting along on the money. then he put it in writing, right? so with all of the investigations that we saw with the last administration, and people coming forth to testify in the hearsay. this reads like a crime blotter. now, was there a crime committed? we don't know. that's why there's a grand jury. but the potential for access,

command-and-control type behavior, influence, and vulnerability that this drug field son at the time potentially, most of the time but we don't know. we can only live by what we see on youtube. he needs to be digitalized on certain sections if you know what i mean. but if we look at that evidence stacking up there, how does that jive with some of the money that was changing hands? i like to look at an overview of dates, what was going on with the vice president? his son? then some of the transactions that were going on as well. that relationship will tell us a lot us a lot. >> it well. brian, i wonder if your vice president biden and your son pays for some of your expenses. we don't have evidence of some of these did, we know some of these were reimbursed five provides president biden. nevertheless, your son a thing for some beer expenses. wouldn't you ask where, hunter, you getting this money if you know the sun has this edition? >> they have a lot to not talk about. i conducted my brother but business does come i can't talk

to my sister about what my brother and son are doing. i can talk my son like what you bring up? let's talk about crack, that's a lot about the weather but evidently they didn't talk about that enough. number one, the fact is this guy's got a huge addiction. as a parent -- is apparent the last thing you want to do -- or friend, is they even have trouble handling holidays. i'm not judging them to mom telling you that that's a fact. why would you send them to china to do a deal with an energy company but spoke to the chinese government that happens to have a role in the program which is looking to circumvent the u.s. has the number one power in the world economic power in the world. it is unbelievable. what is china doing at the university of pennsylvania with $64 million? trying to infiltrate our college system again. and the vice president of the united states allegedly knew nothing about it, i doubt i. >> remember, on behalf of a

chinese executive of hunter, allegedly it was a private citizen joe biden who wrote that recommendation letter to brown university for a son, his son to get into that university. currently, i want to talk what edward share one. he has the president of rosemont synagogue, the chinese investment firm that biden was working with. the messages we have lift off some of the grp payments, those are president joe biden's initials. they included a palatial lakefront payment for upkeep, $1,239 in repairs for an air conditioner, backwall and columns of the lake house, $2600 for fixing up a stone retaining house at the lake, go hunter. his funding his dad. while turn of events. but i am so glad that we are talking about the actual meat of the story. a lot of the discussion results around the fact that the media hadn't cover that and i think we all understand at that point that that is media malpractice. the political scandal is really

the big story. and joe biden's likability is really all that he has left. his blue blue-collar, likable joe who likes ice cream. then you read all of these documents in these emails, and you recognized that hunter biden is in bed with our adversaries. the biden family is profiting off of it. >> there is video of it. >> but i also think that some of the biggest revelations in this laptop -- they sometimes get buried. because they're so much therapy of the fact that hunter biden was trying to get a chinese company to await his natural gas when joe biden is his father. then he gets paid in a big diamond from this chinese executive because of it. so at best it is corruption. at worst it's what

chuck grassley is talking about. could these business relationships lead to some sort of black male between china blackmailing the united states? >> what you are talking about is untraceable currency. >> want to think what ended up happening with that diamond is hunter biden says he doesn't know where it went. >> really? >> you remember that gone that was in the dumpster at one point? emily, but we know that the grand jury has been asked to the big guy is, or the witness -- they will be asked about these text messages to talk about funding maybe with reimbursing maybe not come i think that's the question. >> absolutely. remember that what we've talked come to light for these grand jury proceedings as part of the necessary process of each side filing briefs with the other side. so there's been no leaking here, this is all part of a public process, which means we will learn every detail as it unfolds. clearly we are learning about these texts in "the new york post." believe me, federal prosecutors already know about it a long

time ago. your point about the untraceable transactions remember, that's what started this whole thing in the first place with flagging transactions that seem suspicious or out of the ordinary. then all of this -- >> a hundred and 50 of those banking transactions. i hundred and 50 of them crushed. they've been looking at it for quite some time. >> thought to ignore if you're in the atlantic. i don't find it interesting, not that interesting. democrats risk repeating errors from bridging governor races parents in a deep blue state revolt against gender identity lessons planned for first graders. he won't believe it next.

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>> a lot of parents are set over new jersey's new sex education curriculum. now the plan require second graders to learn about gender identity this fall. that includes instruction for teachers to tell students their gender identity is up to them. new jersey's republican party warning that democrats lied to parents, belittled and shamed them, now they are about the find out this november what happens when you mess with people's kids. kayleigh mcenany 12, just like happened in virginia. >> exactly. i would say it happens in new jersey. it's more egregious than the crt being taught in virginia. they are both bad. what's happening in new jersey -- i have a 2-year-old. i teach her little lady parts, you use sweet words to talk about these really personal, intimate body parts. the second graders are going to go to class in new jersey and one of the suggested lesson plans, it's not an official one, it's just a model of what you can teach, uses the graphic

words we use to describe our body parts and takes away the innocence of a child. the right of a parent to learn about these very intimate topics that should be between a parent and a child. good luck with this, mama bears real angry. i go across the country come i heard it last week. i heard it this weekend. people are angry, look at virginia. look at what happens. quarter of our voters base voted based on crt to the tune of 78% spirits a best of luck to the left. go teach kids body parts, see you in november. >> sells the underpinning is that the government is trying to take away the authority and control you as a parent have over your child's education come or your child's life. the theme is that parents are pushing back. we sought in virginia, we sought in florida, now we are seeing it in new jersey. when are democrats going to get the message? >> i'm not sure. they say believe it or not --

most surprised they are surprised. most people in florida don't like the bill and don't call it the don't say a belt. it doesn't say that in the bell. i've never seen somebody so blatantly dishonest -- it's not even in the bell, read the bell. and ron desantis once again -- she looked like a guy that said are you kidding me? read the bell and then come back to me. little by little as the critics start waning, income nine other states in the week. the new jersey comes out and says yeah, for a second graders come for intimate -- they use the word, intimate body parts. if the name for -- i guess if you want to get this quiz right. so new jersey tone-deaf thinks that parents, because at the blue state, one here about sexual preferences and sexuality with k through third, that's not even -- >> the only reason that

narrative is working from the left as it's a false narrative. they are gaslighting voters in saying this is in the belly when we know that 68% plus of people who read the bill, they are in florida for example, are afforded. >> that's because the florida parental rights bill is all about not teaching kindergarten through third grade about gender identity and sexual identity issues. it reminds me of the dis- disingenuousness of the georgia voting lied when they they call that racist. it has nothing to do with saying the word. i also remember a few months ago a democratic state representative in wisconsin posted a tweet saying if parents want to have a say in their kids education, they should homeschool them or pay for private school. she said that to her taxpaying constituents, they were not happy about that. they're not even really hiding the fact that they think that teachers should have more of a say in molding a child than their parents, their own flesh and blood. this is going on in 2022.

that's why it's so important that people fight back now. >> what i was going to say -- i don't even know if it's because we are a blue state. i live in new jersey. i've never talk to us many of my neighbors as i'm talking to now. this issue has lit something inside of all of us as parents. we were told -- let me just finish... what they are saying is it's more performative for the progressives on the left. that's why they are doing it. is not just because were a blue state. i mean purple blue in new jersey. it's that idea that they know there's gonna be some bleeding in the midterm spirit that affects everybody by the way in the party. so governor murphy come he's looking to him he just won reelection. he's not worried but everyone down the pipe is worrying. who's going to fill that seat? nice he was performative action. here's the point. i was in line recently and i talked to the parents of an lgbt child is going through transition right now. a teenager at this point. this mom come along with her husband, standing there i do

think this makes us feel? nobody's talking to us. i wanted to have that discussion pit i'm so glad i did because i think my child is more whole and knows that what our acceptances are rooted in love and not politics. he said i don't like this because it's rooted in the wrong thing. i had never thought of it from the perspective of -- wait a minute, you want to make laws to talk to people about gender issues starting in second grade and you're not listening to anybody will you make -- >> people are so clear it scared they're not even answering the question of what the manna what the woman? up is down and down is up. it's big at the bottom line is what happens in your home is the parental choice. that is the purview of your own family. the u.s. is falling behind in education as well. elon musk has changed his mind and is now walking away from his

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>> elon musk just walked away from joining twitter's board of directors. a move that is setting up a lot of speculation and potentially opening the door to a hostile takeover after elon musk became the company's largest shareholder last week by refusing his seat on the board, muk is dodging a cap on how many shares taken by while leveraging his stake in the company into the new changes from behind the scene. brian, this -- a hostile takeover by elon musk, count me in. >> then he said something interesting. i find the whole thing puzzling.

but he said something very interesting. i looked at all of the leading users from justin bieber to outcome up taylor swift swift, barack obama, they are not very active. i'm wondering if it's a dead medium. so you're telling me that your grip by 9.2% of the company? or is he going to go in there and activate it and change it and try and drive the price down? then he put the audit of modi up there that looks like a confused, perplexed smiley face. i sit there and say -- you ask me first. the one time you go to me first, i wanted to play defense here. why do you start with me? i'm so confused. what are we working on? okay, the emoji is defined as confused, right? >> do they have been emoji for free speech? that's what he's talking about.

he's talking about making it the town square, the public square. >> by walking away from the board? >> now he can have leverage. if he builds his portion he'll have even more power. he won't have to wait for them to invite him. he can do the thing like the edits he wants to be able to do. he can start to push this. he'll have more power. >> is not bored with it? is not having buyer's remorse? >> you have to motivate the shareholders on twitter. think about this -- how do you motivate them? your big name twitter wars are falling away. your bank accounts aren't tweeting as much. he's poking the bear. from every single angle. that barrister's dancing. >> carly, he is also trolling them. there was one where you don't go to work anyway so we can -- but i wish -- >> because nobody goes to work in the building. >> you should rather have president trump on here? i'm waiting for that.

>> that would be a great bowl from your lips to his ears. come on, elon. charles bain was on bryan's show, & friends, and he talked about how poorly things are going for twitter. he said last quarter net income down 18%, earnings down 25%. i do share your confusion as to why elon musk is doing this. why would he want to buy a dying brand? it may be just as simple as he personally likes to use it and he doesn't want to go away. but the changes he's talking about, they're not really gonna make more people tweets. twitter really is for politicians and members of the media. your everyday americans and young people specifically gravitate towards tiktok and instagram. i think is going to have a lot of challenges trying to make it more susceptible. there's also the free speech issue that is totally separate and equally important. i know he is interested in doing that as well. i would be very interested to see what he has in store to try and make twitter a successful as

some of those major brands. >> it makes it more interactive. he did try and do that live in twitter but it didn't work. speak well of the brock after all -- >> i'm always afraid to said. thank you, but you said he values elon musk. somehow i doubt that. i don't know. >> yeah, look, here's the bottom line. were all talking about it. if we are all talking about it that means is top of mind. i think he doesn't have a financial constraint, right? he is not really worried about profits even though by virtue of that transaction alone he skyrocketed his income. i think what is doing is he starting the pod. you probably heard about the town square, he has restored twitter to what it was supposed to be, which was communication. it's a forum, he's pulling people. he is getting everybody's opinion.

with a tiny minority being and forensically toxic. and really insidious to the rest of the community. he's potentially restoring it to a national conversation. that for him might be its way worth his weight in gold. >> when we tweet out things that are factual and hunter biden's laptop and we get stickers or threaten or whatever it is that happens to us. mine was mainly covid. every time i put out truth about covert i would get stickers. >> it was a warning. >> how about those? donald trump was able to get the nomination and maybe -- let's say win the presidency without facebook or twitter, they become so irrelevant at this point. his numbers haven't budged. the fact he's done better not waiting. maybe they don't need social media. we can all analyze it. >> you will have to stay with us this time.

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>> it's' confidence getting closer to an end or further away from it? will ask about that are willing to william taylor. jen psaki also said to prefer the white house is president biden's take new actions on gun. plus how big a role will the midterm elections? los kellyanne conway and when she's here. more and more economists predicting a recession. what a means for you and your family. come join john roberts and me as america reports top of the hour. >> actors johnny depp and amber heard are set to face off in a major defamation trial that is underway in virginia. johnny depp is suing his ex-wife for $50 million and she has counter suing for a hundred million dollars. he claims she defamed him when she wrote about surviving domestic abuse anna column that does not mention a bye names. to read it in 2182 years after seeking a domestic violence

restraining order against death. in that op-ed she wrote i spoke up against sexual violence and faced our culture's wrath. that has to change. so, carly, this trial is underway. as crowds outside of the court house. what if he shows up as other parts the caribbean, or urgent 21 jump street? to be super awesome. they're supposed to be a superstar hooded studded witness -- >> that we might be privy to. a lot of flights between l.a. and regina come over this trial is being held. witnesses include elon musk. as amber heard's ex-boyfriend, also james franco, who amber heard said asked about bruises on her face and allegedly that came from an altercation. there's going to be over 100 -- one of the biggest issues with this whole thing -- not issues, but elements is that cameras are to be allowed in the courtroom.

especially one involving celebrities. >> and so part of the background of this case is that johnny depp sued a british paper for talking in the headlines, calling him an abuser. he alleged that it led to negative consequences for them. that trial ruled that there was enough evidence actually that things had occurred and that there had been abuse and that he was unsuccessful. do you think care that he will be unsuccessful in this defamation suit? >> from a potential juror -- i would say this. he is claiming that she's claiming claiming she got hit in the face by -- he threw her cell phone at her. okay, number two is he saying he hurt my career blessing i use drugs and alcohol. other people saw him do drugs and alcohol too. now she's claiming that you are -- did to me don't say anything. johnny depp is so powerful. you'll never work again. it's all upside down.

thankfully the world is not like that were not. so i just think that -- i don't know if johnny depp wants to know the truth. i mean there's a lot of people here who say the things that she alleges. other people have seen them. he hasn't really been at the top of his came lately in public. i don't think he's got a strong hand. >> part of the background here, as they came to a settlement out of florida and one of their prior in court that said neither one of us makes acquisitions. they've already sort of been through the mud with this. now it's being really rehashed in front of all the world to say. >> you and i were talking about how that deal would've happened. you said it part of it might be money. what i can tell you now is to act as to be on stage for six weeks and they've got cameras. look, i don't want to take this to such a basic level. but you cannot afford that. like i literally said who?

like when was the last time you saw him? he's got a film coming up. is it king -- >> that was one of the arguments as we haven't seen him in films. he was asked from fantastic beats otherwise we would assume seen among billboards everywhere. that's part of the argument why it's not that that's the venue commits a plaintiff friendly venue. so the odds are in his favor, at least legally. >> yeah the last time i saw johnny depp he was a recluse author and it will be the commode i think more than a decade ago. >> edward scissor hands? >> ! dear point it's all over the map when it comes to cases. if they are public figures you have to prove actual malice. he would have to prove amber heard said something she knew to be false bear that's very hard to prove. there was a u.k. court case i'm sure you're familiar with here, there's a lot of incidences. this can be very hard to prove that she said this will knowing

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>> florida georgia line, ok, brian says he's going to be the adult in the room this time. believed to be the first sports bar in america to exclusively show women's sports is now open in portland, oregon, and it's called sports bra, get it, take on bar, play on words. it will only show women's sports and get this, the plan to have the bar's food sourced from all women-owned businesses. what do you think about the name, bra? >> i can't say i'm a huge fan. i don't know. i think it's hokey, like grill

to girdle. i know ketanji brown jackson to determine what is a women's sport. >> what do you think of bra? >> big problem now that women's sports and men sports inequity. the problem is the women don't watch women play sports. you need to -- women should be filling up wnba along with men. men support women's sports and men, this is the beginning of forcing women to go to a place where they can say i really want to watch the wnba, women's professional soccer, watch gymnastics, and men will go to where women are. so men will come. >> true. >> this is -- >> that's a point. >> celebrate 19 years of marriage tomorrow, i'm going to tell my husband, you follow me. emily. >> genius idea. >> i think, yeah, if you build

it, they will come. and no one can deny 95% of sports on espn in 2019 were male sports. so good for the women that they want a place they can show women's sports, it's great, and let them determine through their own revenue whether it's successful. applaud them all the way. >> one of the best assignments i ever got was to cover the women's world cup in france and despite the national anthem kneeling controversy i talked to a lot of patriotic great role models who are players. i do think there needs to be a greater focus on good solid role models for young girls who are so into the tiktok thing, so highlighting, you know, good americans who are hard working is not a bad thing. >> what about co-ed sports. >> i don't like -- >> i have a competitive gymnast in the family and if her bra shows while its on the beam it's a deduction. >> we can't come up with something other than women's

foundation wear? >> we can't but it's supported by food from women businesses, so on and so forth. i don't know, they could just call it sports superstar. >> i would stop by if i'm there. >> let's throw some back at the sports bra. >> maybe bras are optional, there. we are so back together and so glad you are watching us. here is "america reports." >> john: harris, thank you so much. parents coast to coast looking to turn their voices into votes and could be bad news for democrats come november. could parents angry about covid school closures and critical race theory think the left chances in the midterm elections. >> sandra: we will ask kellyanne conway that in a few moments when she joins us, and dr. nicole, and if