>> kayleigh: you've got to say putting a kid in an infant car seat, that is a little contorted like shopping. >> the kid wants to go to disneyland. >> if you can fit, make it happen. >> kayleigh: you guys debate at this party, all right, "america reports," join us on monday. >> john: kayleigh, thank you a fox news alert another day another candidate in the hot seat on "america reports." this afternoon to six days until the midterms, millions of dollars being poured into the race per oregon's next governor. it might just be the sleeper of the season. >> sandra: the latest fox news power ranking is calling that race a toss up and it is split three ways rather than between two candidates. coming up republican nominee christine drazen to lay out what she says is a victory in the democratic stronghold. first though, this...

[chanting] >> as a parent, i do not agree with these political theories being taught to my children. [chanting] >> they will never stop pushing this radical agendas. parents, we will not sleep either. [chanting] >> we need to get away from all of this indoctrination and gets back to teaching! >> john: parents around the country pushing back on what is being taught to their children and purists over the damage to kids education. closing classrooms during the pandemic. hello i'm john roberts welcome party. >> good to be with you gillian turner and for sandra smith and those concerned parents are directing outrage during the teachers union accusing them of failing to put kids first. the biden administration remains

closely aligned with that union. >> john: in fact, copresident in person expected in moments from now to address the teachers union and the national education association or nea a group of republicans in congress trying to strip. they accuse the units of a woke ideology. the teachers push on students often without parents having any clue what is going on. >> gillian: republican lawmakers accusing nea of the lobbying arm is simply for the democratic party. fox team coverage to kick things off this afternoon, ari fleischer how parental rights playing out big issue for american voters. >> john: peter doocy on the lawn and what her parents so upset about the nea now? >> there were two big things, john, the nea spending $140,000 to put together fact sheets on parents groups and members of parents, groups with membership full of parents that are giving nea a hard time.

so you have that odd research going on. at the same time, the nea is allowing members of the union in ohio to wear pins that have qr codes that link to information about sexual identity. >> these badges imply that any teacher not wearing the badge is not safe. and also implies that the teachers wearing the badges are somehow licensed to speak to our children about sexual identity, and that is just not acceptable. speak with the superintendent has been all over the place about these badges because initially he said, something to do with the teachers union. now, he is saying the badges are a good thing. >> now congress, republicans of congress coming for the nea's federal charter. senator marsha blackburn said the teachers unions have demonstrated they will put political priorities ahead of student well-being every chance they can get here the nea by all

accounts a political organization and not a word of activation with a federal charter. why does this matter? why are we doing the story from the white house? that is because the nea union has the pool road and endorsement this administration. >> and we still have more to do and we have so much to do together. nea, you are an extraordinarily effective as a group advocate for change, which is why we know that you have been able to see the success you have achieved. it is no surprise why because we know unions know how to org organize. >> this administration's focus when it comes to schools over the last year and a half has been making sure that kids are back in the classroom post covid. it will be interesting to see how president biden talks about

education now that he has said the pandemic is over. we expect to hear from him in a few minutes, john. >> john: this issue what kids are being taught in school with the teachers are trying to teach them or at least then unions. a very big issue with these midterm elections, peter thank you so much. let's bring it ari fleischer press secretary and fox news contributor. this morning, the republicans in the house and build a commitment to america which included the parents bill of rights. let's put it up on the screen what they want. they want parents to have the right to know what is being taught in schools. the reading material, the right to be heard in the right to see school budgets and the right to protect child's privacy and an update on any violent activity at school. education, schools, the woke agenda, the last year gubernatorial race in virginia. how do you think it will play out this year? >> well, first in terms of the agenda that you just discussed, john amick what republicans are pushing for to let parents know

the things they didn't know previous to covid. when all of a sudden, if they were part of the teaching plan and had to see what their kids were being taught via zoom, it was an idol for parents across the country and many reasons in the country they didn't like it. here is where this is so important you are donald trump lost in the suburbs by four percentage points and lost the election. glenn youngkin and virginia won the suburbs by seven percentage points and won the election. the suburbs are a crucial, crucial swing ground for republicans. and often the voters they are, suburban college educated moms are very focused on their children's education. for parents to have the right to know is a crucial part of being a good parent. i think republicans have a lot to work with here. >> john: i remember 2004 bush campaign would spend an awful lot of time and those of birds in the counties. >> yes, he did. >> john: around the major cities. talking about the fact that parents have a right to know

what their kids are being taught, a big part of that goes to books that the parents discovered were being taught to kids and were available in the school library, or at least they sought to take a lot of those out of the library. the public libraries as well but now democrats are trying to do it and run around parents by encouraging local municipalities to put those books back in. it sounds like they are trying to cut the parents out of the process again. >> look, i think that here do my key here is specificity. exactly what is somebody talking about? i like latitude and libraries as places of learning, expanding mines. i don't like schools go around telling you what you can and cannot read. but if there is a book or an educational program in florida, for example, that used to talk about gender transformation or changing your gender to elementary school comic that is inappropriate and that should not be taught or discussed and t should be age-appropriate and the book should reflect that.

so specificity is the crucial piece of this debate. and if republicans are specific at about that which is inappropriate, if it is overly broad, i think they can risk offending people. so facts matter. >> john: here's your congressman jamie raskin said about the effort to get books back in the libraries. efforts to remove books from schools, public library simply because they introduce ideas about diversity or challenge to think on their own lived experience is not only antidemocratic but also a hallmark of authoritarian regimes. i mean, clearly, there were two very, very diverse sides to this. there doesn't seem to be a lot of ground in the middle. is there some way for these two groups to meet in the middle? >> well, i think there is massive ground in the middle actually. most americans a libraries and places of intellectual learning should be diverse with all kinds of ideas. but when you go too far into teach things to young people,

particularly, elementary school kids and in some level middle school kids they were not prepared to hear, it is part of supporting a gentile, liberal agenda social justice issues, critical race theories and things of that nature... b1 sorry to interrupt, standby, president biden. >> president biden: you paid into, holy mackerel! [laughter] anyway but there is a lot. my dad used to have an expression, joey, don't compare me to they all might have but compare me to the alternative. [laughter] we have a real alternative here that this is not going to be an election of significant consequence. gun safety for kids and gun violence. the idea that you start school this year and kids in many parts of the country have learned how to duck and cover -- serious,

think about it, rather than talking about reading, writing, arithmetic is a different circumstance. it is not right. but is not who we are and not who we should be. folks, look, the survival of our planet is on the battleground. and generally is -- well, i tell you what, the thing that we found out and everybody found out, there are not a lot of total climate deniers anymore this year. but guess what, we have a lot to do. we go back a long way. [laughter] she was 12 and i was 30, but anyway... [laughter] this woman helped me get a lot done, anyway... [cheers and applause] right now... and it's not hyperbole right now to suggest democracy itself is on the ballot itself. folks, i believe american is at an inflection point and i

apologize i'm a liberal guy and i spend a lot of time with all of you, not all of you, but the labor movement and elective my whole career. i apologize, but i really think we are at an inflection point that occurs every three, four, five generation. it doesn't occur every time. but by inflection i mean these moments will be determined the shape of everything you come after and what we do now. but we do in the next several years will depend on what this country looks like and 25 and 30 years. it is that consequential. now, 46 days to choose, 46 days. and a vast number of my democrats drastically run over by the maga republicans. by the way, not all maga are maga republicans. i want to make that clear, and years and years remember i got beat up in the campaign by saying that i wanted to unify the country and unify the parties. you used to be able to do that. but things change all a bunch.

the maga republicans control the republican party right now. that is self edited. there was a lot at stake here. i will talk a little bit about that right now. earlier today after opposing obstructing everything we tried to do to stop progress for the last two years, the house minority leader kim mike kevin mccarthy went to pennsylvania and unveiled what he calls a commitment to americans. that is a thin series of policy goals with little or no details he says republicans will pursue if they regain control of congress. in the course of nearly an hour, here is the things we didn't hear. we didn't hear mentioned the right to choose. we didn't mention medicare or mention social security. so let's take a look at what kevin said today. he said republicans want to preserve our constitutional freedom. that sounds great, i'm for doing that as well and we all are pure look at what they have actually done.

the maga republicans just cheered and embraced the first supreme court decision in our entire history. the first in our entire history that just didn't failed to preserve the constitutional freedom but actually took away a fundamental right to have been granted by the same court. though many americans. the constitutional right to choose. and now nearly half of the states in the united states of america passed a ban on abortion or will shortly and many states, abortion is already banned even in cases of rape and incest. already 166 house republicans signed a bill that would ban abortion nationwide. and the senior senators from south carolina lindsey graham is proposing a national ban on abortion with criminals put on doctors and put in jail if they, in fact, violate the ban. in 46 days, america is going to choose. republicans want to control congress and abortion will be banned.

by the way, it will be initially banned but if i'm in congress, i will veto it. [applause] [cheers and applause] but i think what is happening, the ban in the case of rape and incest in the states no exceptions and try to criminalize it nationwide. but if you give me two more democrat senators in the united states senate, i promise you... [cheers and applause] i promise you... we are going to codify roe. >> john: all right, the president to the national association to a campaign speech. more than it is about education. let's bring in ari fleischer, ari, you are the president say not all republicans are maga republicans but then the dash most republicans supported appear that would be an

indication that most republicans are maga republicans. you see what he is doing here, he is contrasting the commitment to america that the republicans unveiled this morning with the democratic position on abortion. and a lot of talk about what would happen with abortion if republicans gave back control of the house here. this new commitment to america, do you believe it is an effective counter punch for the democratic messaging on abortion? >> well two points, john, number one if all teachers like those teachers standing behind joe biden who has outed up every time joe biden speaks, our education system is in trouble. this is the problem when you have educational association which should be devoted to our children is so partisan. we all worry about this who we send our children to and what they will be exposed to. second, this is the big picture of who is winning this election and the democrats to find about an election of abortion. republicans define it as an election about inflation, cost

of living, the southern border, crime, energy independence. it is a fight for the agenda. that is nothing new in american politics. in large part, that will determine who wins, the wind at their back in november. the democrats think they have success in special elections focusing on abortion. republicans have had success on the economy, which is why republicans in pennsylvania launched an initiative today. it is a fair fight. i think history still shows strongly goes to republicans. joe biden is an unpopular president and a bad economy, 70% of the american people say the country is on the wrong track. first rated term of the the democrats remain a deep trouble and will lose the house, senate 50/50. >> john: let's bring this back around where we started and that is education. the president said the children taught in classrooms to duck and cover rather than reading, writing and arithmetic. across this whole idea of school shootings is horrible, a parent of a couple of children myself. you worry about this as well, sending your child to school

thinking they might not come back is absolutely terrifying for everyone. but at the same time comic there are a lot of people saying, "shouldn't it be concentrated on reading, writing and arithmetic rather than pushing a woke agenda in schools? ">> yeah, that is exactly the point. this is why the suburbs remain crucial swinging around. glenn youngkin in virginia found out more how to address these issues because so many school boards in so many woke things exposed to him. the parent showed up at the school board and the attorney general merrick garland working off of the letter he got from the white house refer to those parents as domestic terrorists. so, this is a good fight to have. all the ingredients favor the republicans going into this fight. they need a because they are losing rounds in the suburbs, and they were losing rounds among college-educated women particularly. education for these type of issues and overreach of the democrats and the woke direction can bring the republican voters

home. >> john: all right, we will see what happens 4 446 days lef. ari fleischer. >> thank you, john. >> gillian: fox news weather alert now hurricane fiona brushes past bermuda and has canada in its sights. the cat 4 storms dangerous winds and a search storm into the coastline today. and across the caribbean leaving at least eight people dead so far with widespread flooding and massive power outages. order rico in the dominican republic and the islands of -- joining us from t, hey, rick. >> after it went through the caribbean islands, over the open ocean. bermuda they are a tiny little island just west of it. as it did, have brought a lot of wins. wins 90 miles an hour. stopes tropical store forest warnings we will see throughout

the afternoon. that will subside quickly because rapidly moving to the north and so fast that by tonight into tomorrow morning landfall around one. a significant storms and one of the most significant storms we could ever see in canada in history. and part of that reason is because the water is so warm, so far north, water temperature 70 degrees above where they would typically be this time of year. that is allowing some of the fuel to keep the storm strong. by the way, that is the case across the northeast. if we get a storm in the northeast, sometimes in the next month or so, we will watch for the potential to see stronger storms. rip current admirers up and down the seaboard, that would be the impact on the west mainland that we see from the storm. all right, turn your attention, we'd talk about the next number of days a tropical depression number 9, the caribbean right now and conditions in the short term for the next 36 hours not

conducive to any significant development. but once the storm gets in across the western caribbean, we will likely see rapid intensification and very good chance that we will see some may be direct landfall tuesday to wednesday, thursday and somewhere border area. some time to watch this but everybody important needs to be watching this one closely starting right now, jillian. >> gillian: box weather, thank you. john. >> john: chill in fox weather alert and we are keeping an eye on the stock market the trading week with a sharp drop, the dow jones with a new low for the year. down almost 600 points at one point and ticking back into their market territory. we are going to watch during the final hours of trading here with fingers crossed hoping there will be something left of our 401(k)s at the end of the day. >> gillian: meanwhile house republicans with a massive agenda today ahead of november midterms. the g.o.p. admitting to america and putting spotlight on economy, public safety, personal freedom. what is the democrats response?

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♪ ♪ speak with a controlled washington. they control the house, the senate, the white house. they control the committees and the agencies. it is their plan but they have no plan to fix all the problems they created. so you know what, we've created a commitment to america. >> gillian: all right that his house minority leader kevin carthy and their commitment to america can agenda 46 days until the midterms. the messaging around immigration, border security, inflation and crime. and the g.o.p. 1994 packed with catapulted newt gingrich to house speaker schapiro the

democrats criticizing the agenda and as extreme. illinois congressman who is the assistant whipped for the democratic process. thank you for being with us this afternoon. we appreciate it appreciate it. >> thank you, gillian. >> gillian: you heard kevin mccarthy of the republican party 46 days out panting stakes in the ground. they laid out these four pillars. we have inflation. we have border security. we have education and constitutional rights. what is the democrats counterpoint to that platform going into the midterm, server? >> i think some of it is actually stuff that we can collaborate on. for instance, i like the slick committee out of china and somebody stood up to the chinese communist party and i would like to collaborate with others to do the same. on the other hand, i don't see an effort to continue with our efforts to lower prescription drug prices. quite the contrary.

we are hearing they want to reverse but they try to do with inflation reduction act. also, i'm not saying, for instance the bill and the effort i'm pushing on a bipartisan basis to ban the trading of individual stocks by members of congress. we have two end insider trader and hold government accountable. third, come not seeing an effort to push skills and vocational education as a viable option fom don't go to a four-year college. so those are some of the things i'm not seeing an enforced lacy things that bother me such as trying to reverse our efforts such as the drug prices. >> john: congressman here is more of what kevin mccarthy said. >> what we want to do with a plan for a new direction. we want to be upfront with american public. we want an election to have a contrast. if they put their trust in us, this is exactly what we will do. hold our feet to the fire.

on the very first day, we are going to repeal 87,000 irs agents. they are not going after you. we work for you, you don't work for us. >> john: if this tactic worked well in 1984 when newt gingrich his contract with america. do you think this could have the same result in 2022? >> i'm not sure about that, john. looked at their commitment to america. it talks about growing the economy, which is good, lowering crime, which is good appear to having a free year in america, which is good but very short on detail. what we do know is they are trying to push a nation wide abortion band which is wildly unpopular in the district. and those types of efforts just don't go over well with constituents. >> john: on nation wide abortion band, let me jump in, that is lindsey graham and after 15 weeks. lindsey graham is not going to go anywhere, first of all. second, senator graham says, okay you don't want it 15 weeks, when do you want that

because a lot of democrats and a lot of states in this country that don't want any restrictions. are you for any restrictions on abortion? >> absolutely. i'm for what, for instance, illinois has put in place with restrictions. the more fundamental issue is, should women have reproductive freedom? unfortunately, and a lot of places, it is banned even in the case of rape and incest, john. the colleagues want to see this replicated at the national level and that is wrong. >> gillian: all right, circum- i want to pick up on a point a monaco and the republican plan doesn't include provision that encourages americans to attend l spirit if that is a core tenet of the party's platform of the midterms moving students away from a focus on a four-year colleges and universities, white

doesn't the president just voluntarily decide to reimburse tens of millions of american students in the tune of millions of dollars for four-year colleges and universities? it seems at odds. >> that is a very good point. i actually have a problem based on that very concern. i have worked with my republican colleagues repeatedly to expand options for skills-based and vocational education. unfortunately, i feel that was ignored in the recent proposal. i think we absolutely have to get more people on death economy by allowing them by the trades and skills best education and other paths to the greatest social welfare program devised by human beings. that is a job. we need everybody to get a job. that is what postsecondary education has to prepare everyone to do for. >> john: congressman, i want to ask you a call for number three here. the other day, "the view"

accused nikki haley of hiding her ethnicity and heritage behind a nickname of nikki. which is not the case. that is her middle name. her first name, she goes by her middle name and a lot of people do. my wife does. my. my father-in-law did. here is what nikki haley said in response. >> the idea they can do this, you will not see her fired from that show. we will not even see an apology from that show because they let liberals say that about conservative republican minorities all the time. but yet, nothing is done. had this been said about a democrat all would have broken loose. >> john: nikki, she says it's her birth name, and anti-name and i know you were born in new delhi and grew up in the united states. i want to get your thoughts on this. >> i think everybody should be able to go by whatever name they choose, john. and i think it is wrong to question somebody's heritage or their motivations merely by how they preferred to be named.

in this particular case, nikki haley is nikki haley and nikki has her middle name. i, of course, a lot of people call me roger christian murphy. and i have to correct them and say it is -- i'm not from ireland although some people think i am. so let's let everyone go by the name that they prefer, john. >> john: congressman good to talk to you, i always appreciate it and democratic college men. >> gillian: thank you. >> john: yes, sir, thank you. >> gillian: russian controlled agents of ukraine holding a vote that the u.s. government is calling a sham peer at the vet says vladimir putin wants to use this referendum as justification for continuing his legal war. this is support waning even among russians following the battlefield setbacks. trey yingst joins us from kyiv. trey, do they worry i could use these results to jen up or further escalate the ground

more? >> gillian, good afternoon, if they worry about that. voting to annexed territory in occupied areas of ukraine appear the russians are looking to do anything they can to get small victories in this ongoing war. >> local man cast his ballot in the russian controlled city of donest if they are holding referendums in ukraine about becoming part of russia. we want to return home as quickly as possible the voter says and we want russia to take us under its wing, these referendums have been condemned by ukrainians and western allies. president putin will use the annexation of the territory to garner internal support. the russian leader facing mounting pressure after announcing the mobilization of 300,000 people to fight ukraine. when russian newspaper believes that number could be closer to

1 million. new video shows russian men ordering process after being drafted into the military. i have never served in the army, 32-year-old victor explains. it was never a conscript and i have no military experience. russian border crossings with finland and kazakhstan lined with cars friday as people fled the country. the worse it cities like moscow and st. petersburg, anti-mobilization protest erupted with more than 1300 people arrested all signs that putin's war lose what support i. >> gillian: it is that melting pressure on putin causing growig international concern. a real understanding as he paints himself into a corner, he may be forced to escalate the conflict, gillian. >> gillian: trey yingst, thank you for joining us this afternoon. good to see you. >> john: the air force academy in colorado is facing a backlash for an email about a program that excludes some cadets from applying for an aerospace fellowship program here at the

email explains the nine week paid internship is for cisgender women and other gender minority and cisgender men need not apply. fox news digital received the email from a concerned cadet who hears the economy is focusing too much on localism instead of military threats facing the country. a former california gubernatorial kennett and fox news contributor, caitlin, great to see you this friday afternoon. let me just show the folks at home with this email pointed to him until michael pointed to with the internship program. it said if you are a cisgender woman, transgender woman find mary commit -- ma gender, gender fluid, gender queer this program is for you. if cisgender male, this program isn't for you. this program has historically been geared towards women. but they seem to be casting a far wider net at the same time saying men, you were out.

what do you think? >> first of all, do you even know what all of those categories are? honestly, i've never heard half of the categories that they are talking about, honestly, i don't know. but first of all, great reporting by fox digital that came out on september 14th. let's do something quickly and let's compare trumps military to joe biden's military. first of all, trump was on hannity the other night and he was talking about this incident that he had with the taliban and talking to the leader of the taliban. and he basically said to him, "look, if you don't do everything we say to do, we will blow you off the face of the earth." and sent him a picture of his home. ahead of the taliban says, "okay, i get your excellency." that is the power i want with the military. not joe biden woke military pure joe biden is more interested in pronouns then he is what our

military is and that is the fighting force to protect this country. it is a shame to see this happen. but has been a pattern in just about everything that joe biden does. and honestly, it just has to stop. >> john: this, as we mentioned, this email sent to us by anonymous cadet concerned that the military is hyper focused. and here is what the cadet told foxnews.com, "it is a little worrying we have more briefs about diversity and inclusion than briefs about foreign adversaries and emerging technologies that occur across the world. at the same time the diversity and inclusion training at the academy strikes cadets to use words that include all genders and refrain from seeing things like mom and dad. they should say caregiver or parent. they should also say folks or y'all instead of you guys are

partners a boyfriend or girlfriend. this is not the military. many people who fought and served in the mic and died in defense of the country. >> not even close. let's go back in history a little bit coming you know, we in world war ii had a segregated military. the flex had their own fighting force up on the side but also, they worked hard to do the best job they possibly could and they got so good at flying and protecting our bombers going in that they did a phenomenal job. and then they were requesting it. and today, we are doing the opposite, you know? we are trying to re-segregate our military. this is what the black does, they defied everybody up into a different segment in different segments, you are not as powerful. when you get together and you are a powerful comic fighting unit, you can do anything you need. this is about the lefts division an end it's about identity

politics. to be honest with you, the best way to do diversity training, live in the real world. >> john: caitlin turner, always great to get your thoughts. always great to have you with us. bickel all right come always good to see you. >> john: appreciate it. we were talking about michael waltz a former green beret and if we can put it up on the screen, this is what michael said he tradition in the military to get letters from mom and dad or boyfriend and girlfriend for as long as there has been military and now instructing cadet entering to not say mom and dad or boyfriend and girlfriend and this drive towards gender neutrality but i think the air force should be worried about the macro aggression against america all over the world. >> gillian: interesting because the inference there is you got these macro aggressions i.e. russia invading a country in the heart of western europe, you got north korea testing assaults and iran enriching uranium and exceed all

nationally agreed upon levels. contrast that with what it appears the air force is focused on which is microaggressions. >> john: i thought it was interesting, too, caitlin turner had not heard half of the terms. >> gillian: that was notable. i like what she said about a fighting force, too, to be unified. something to not lose sight of. >> john: could have her thoughts. >> gillian: crime and homelessness taking center stage in a gubernatorial race and you may not have heard a lot about it but it is hating there heating up as candidates from three different parties making their pitch. voters with seven weeks to go. we will talk to a republican we will talk to a republican candidate to flip the script. ♪ ♪ you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody.

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elective office with 46 days to go. the next get is focusing on crime, learning loss, that is plaguing facilities. the republican gubernatorial candidate for oregon. thank you so much for being with us this afternoon. your campaign says you are focused on covid learning loss, crime in portland and the homelessness christman's gnomic crisis. the fox news power rankings came out this week are marking the race as a toss-up. it is interesting because take a look at this, fox news polling finds 70% of voters are concerned about your key campaign issues, higher crime rates, 79%, and then what is taught in schools, 71%. what do you think it will take to pull this across the finish line? >> oregonians are ready for change. the statistics you just listed is the reason why. oregonians themselves recognize right now -- we just had our new

testing scores released yesterday. and what is taught in the classroom needs to get back to reading, writing, math in a rereally real way. the kids in our schools for grades three to eight are only proficient in math a quarter of a percent of all students and in reading and writing in particular come about a third peer that is unacceptable. those numbers are dramatically low here in oregon was struggling before but with the covid shut down, that exceeded beyond a year of classroom time out of actual classroom in person learning. and student stomach students felt the loss and the that parents are demanding better. that is why the race is competitive. mine voted to keep school shut down and voted to add politics every chance they can get. and parents of oregonians are done with it. >> gillian: take a listen to this, christine, president biden a few minutes ago speaking to

the teachers union and the nea. >> for the safety of our cans and gun violence, the idea that you start school this year and kids many parts of the country learn how to duck and cover rather -- no, i'm serious, think about it rather than talking about reading, writing, where arithmetic is a different circumstance. >> gillian: that they are in a nutshell is out the counterpoint to your priorities. >> well, parents are demanding that schools get back to reading, writing, and math. and students across work and deserve to have their best future. >> gillian: which come i think you would agree would include school safety, right? >> 100% hundred%. >> gillian: how do you plan to keep them safe while they are there? >> school safety will continue to be a priority. this isn't an either or. we don't have to pick and choose whether kids are saved in school or strong academic foundation for the rest of their future. we can do both and we must do both. when you are supporting change

in oregon, it is, in fact, a stronger system for safety and for learning. speed to take a look at this. reporting from the oregonian, they found like most national findings, white students didn't peer better than students of color during school closure and structures to share white students, indigent students from also a percentage points from 2019-2022. this is a stark contrast with american states. what do you think underpins that? >> we had closures which extended beyond most american states. where closures were, impact among the longest in the nation? and it showed across all demographic groups. it wasn't simply marginally students but students across all demographic groups that suffered during extended closures in the state of oregon. now it is up to the school

system to step in and recommit to our students that they are going to provide the academic support in the focused academic necessary to bring the students back up to standard appear in oregon was struggling before this but this extend closure created the learning loss that it will take years to recover from. >> gillian: christine, we wish you the best. we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> gillian: we did mention a moment ago bringing it back here. we invited the other candidates in this race, the democrat and independent to join us. betsy johnson, the independent agreed to come on the program next week. so we have yet to hear back from the campaign but that invitation will still stand. >> john: looking forward to that next week coming up. more and more migrants coming across the border of mexico and incredible dangerous journey is having deadly consequences. we will have a look inside texas more. the medical examiner says has

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♪ ♪ >> john: a fox news exclusive goes inside one of the busiest morgues on the texas-mexico border. we must warn you, the images you are about to see our graphic peer wet county medical exam and say they are pulled completely overwhelmed by migrant deaths and the situation is at the crisis point from alexis mcadams in eagle pass, texas, w. alexis it is rather gruesome, but a important story. what did you see? >> john, that is right. it is very gruesome and a grim reality of the southern border. we see it every single day. migrants crossing many people gave all their money and everything they had to get to america to the cartel. and they ended up dying on the way in. it is reaching crisis levels. you saw an equal pass texas, two bodies of migrants drowned in the rio grande river and then as to migrant deaths and these

officers tell us they have no more rooms, listen. >> it is full. i currently have not a single space and that cooler. but in addition, we have three portable morgue units outside, two which is full and one is a backup unit. >> so, we were the only ones to go inside the webb county medical examiner's office. the images to look at, this man from mexico was found dead in a ranch in laredo, texas. the medical examining fingerprinting and documenting that death, which she believes from severe hydration because, john commit is hot out here still. the man would have turned 29 years old today. the webb county medical examiner's office had to purchase two new coolers. we can tell you this is just continuing your no sign of slowing down. 3,000 migrant deaths in counting, john. >> john: you pointed out that is a grim reality of the situation at the border. and really a unique way to look at this crisis as well.

alexis mcadams for us. gillian. >> gillian: the borders are slamming republican governors for sending migrants from border towns to blue states and vice president kamala harris the dereliction of duty she herself is not traveling to the border and took the job last year. fox news sunday, shannon bream with what the order battle means for the midterms, plus brian kilmeade joins us on president biden speech last hour at the teachers union appeared karl rove also joins us on biden's indecision of 2024. that and much more as "america reports" rolls on. ♪ ♪ ne, two, three. one: call newday. two: talk to our team to see how much cash you can get. three: borrow up to 100% of your home's value with the newday 100 va loan. with home values near all-time highs, use your va benefit to turn the equity in your home into cash in the bank.

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