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performing great are you, lord. and they are kicking off our first ever faith and friends concert series and, boy, we're awake. >> what an incredible way to start your day. rachel: incredible way to start. >> they'll perform again, by the way. we always say go to church. we'll just bring church to you right now. [laughter] >> with this faith and friends concert series. what a great idea. i know you had a part in it, rachel. the season of lent, we celebrate our lovlord and a savior. rachel: i'm so glad they're inside the stewed he yow. sometimes we have to go outside and it's nice to have the sound here inside the studio. it was rocking. and it's warm. which we love. >> welcome to the fourth hour of "fox & friends." we'll start out with new record numbers. we past the 1 million mark for the fiscal year 2023, when it comes to migrant encounters. that's through february of 2024.

those numbers can be sanitized. they can be, what is it, emotiemotionless. >> immunity what does that mean versus 800 you the thousand. >> --800,000. >> the point is, that's 1 million human stories. inside that 1 million there are children. that's what the new york times paid attention to. an investigative report looked into what happens to the many illegal immigrant children who come over these borders and then disappear into the united states. the new york times writes the federal government knows they are here in the united states and the department of health and human services is responsible for ensuring sponsors will support them and protect them from trafficking or exploitation. but as more and more children have arrived, the biden white house ramped up demands on staffers to move children quickly out of shelters and release them to adults. case workers say they rush through vetting the sponsors. guys, what happens is as you

pointed out earlier, the kids are essentially a pool of black market labor, breaking child labor laws, working in places like slaughterhouses and carpet factories. rachel: those are the lucky ones that don't end up in the human child sex trafficking networks that are around the country as well. so far, we know there's about a quarter million children who have come over unaccompanied but i'm sure the numbers are much bigger help than that. the people who were work, these people working for hhs, say they have to release 20% of them or else they'll get dinged by the hhs bosses. you see the pressure to get them out and again, it's all political. the biden administration wants the borders open. by the way, lots of corporations are enjoying this cheap labor as well. but they don't like the images of them being in detention centers. because that looks bad and they criticize trump for it so they were in these detention centers

until we could find out who they actually belong to, who should these children go to. right now, pete and will, they're going to sponsors which is very different from how things used to be in the past. used to be the child was reunited with a parent or relative. now these sponsors can be anyone. and many of them have multiple children. they're making money off of this. and so you can see where the problems go and so many of them i have a figure here, two-thirds end up in full-time working conditions. they're as young as 11, 12, 13 years old. >> it's a staggering story. the new york times rarely does real investigative journalism like this anymore especially when it shines a spot light on the failures of the biden administration. there's no other place to put the spot light in this story. they opened the border. they talk about the day laborers and conditions they work in, many are very harsh. these are biden's indentured

servants. they owe money back to the cartels to send money back.don'y might be threatened, they might be threatened. right now, you said a quarter million, that's about right, but almost 100,000, 85 you thousand 85,000 of thosekids they've los. rachel: 40% are lost. >> once a month they try to call, no one's answering. let's provide the contrast. the condemnation of kids in cages which started under obama, but was spotlightedded in the trump administration. the rational of holding kids before you release them is you better know where they're going so they don't go into precarious situations. you vet where they're going. this is the exact opposite. reduce all of the protocols for finding out who they're going to and just get them out, get them out, get them out, so the problem's not in your hands, it's in the shadows and now you have a black market of child -- read the article. it's there. rachel: they're working for corporations. they're working for corporations

that you know the names of. here is the investigative reporter, this is from the piece. she says hhs secretary is pushing salve to get migrant kids released to sponsors faster. he often asked why it can't run like an you assembly line. in this leaked video he berates staff and says if henry ford had seen this in his plants he would have never become rich and famous. >> in this video. rachel: unbelievable. >> they're saying we've got to make this more -- we have to master the process here, we have to create an assembly line of kids getting out to these sponsors. and then he says this thing about henry ford who of course famously mastered the assembly line. rachel: yeah. >> he catches himself and goes i know kids aren't widgets but still, i mean, really shows how dehumanized this entire thing is and i don't know what the goal is. you know, we talk about is it to change the voting base or whatever it may be. but you just turn people into

numbers, into an y assembly lin. >> it makes life worse for citizens of the country, wages are p driven down through black market jobs, classrooms are flooded with non-english speakers many of which don't live with their families so they're not getting a stable upbringing or dropping out of school to work full-time. rachel: a lot are working in the night hours. you could say oh, well these kids knew what was going to happen. no, they didn't. first of all, they're minors. second of all, they're saying a they're being recruited in their towns if guatemala and el salvador by cartels telling them what life will be like once they get herement and once they get here it's not that. another bring i want to bring up, the whole idea of diversity and inclusion and hiring people because purportedly halfed javia will be more sensitive to

hispanics. this is a h hispanic man who is responsible for the child sex trafficking of latin american children in this country. the this article is enough for him to be displaced, to be removed, to be fired. >> we'll see how much follow-up coverage this gets. rachel: oh, yeah. >> can msnbc and cmn ignore this. this is what they're saying, hhs spokeswoman says there's numerous places to continually ensure that placement is in the best interest of the child. >> actually, the article shows how much they've changed it, reduced the standards so that they can pump out model ts more quickly on the assembly line which means more kids get lost. rachel: by the way, these children, part of why they have to work, it's important that people understand is they have to work because they have to pay off cartels that got them over here. that's why we say indentured serveitude. this is a receipt of the

money they're dinging him. he owes this to the cartels. they're stressed out with this debt. for everything they do or buy or whatever, i mean, this is unbelievable. you must read this article in the new york times. it will enrage you but we need to tell the truth about what's going on. so i think it will be the first time you i say thank you, new york times, on "fox & friends." >> very rare occurrence. but we'll take it. we also have brand-new, as of 10 minutes ago, brand-new fox news polls, haven't been seen yet. the first is on buy done's job performance on immigration. it remains at about at or near an all time low, 61% disapprove, 36 approve. who those people are i'm not quite sure. even worse for the economy and inflation. >> with with that let's bring in james comer, the chairman of the house oversight committee. glad to have you on the program. you see the brand-new polling numbers on biden's job

performance and we're talking about this as this reporting comes out about what's happening to children and illegal immigration here in the new york times. what are your thoughts? >> well, despite the narrative that the democrats in washington and the media are trying to spin, that president biden has been a huge success, his policies are successful and the economy is strong, the reality is that average working americans are struggling and the average american who keeps up with things realizes that biden's policies are a disaster so i'm not surprised by this polling and i think that as more and more people realize that many of their problems are because of the bad policies coming out of this administration, whether it be the bad border policy, whether it be the bad energy poll he sigh or bad foreign policy, americans aren't satisfied with the direction this country is going in and the leadership that joe biden is providing. rachel: congressman, what i am noticing and seeing, it's becoming more and more clear, is

that the biden administration's policies hurt the weak the most. so whether it's these children that are coming over the border, inflation hurting the poorest among us, the workings class, and also the drugs, i mean, everything is hurting the weakest among us. you know, i don't know how much more this country can take. let's talk, speaking about that, about those that are weak what are getting hurt, let's talk about the ohio train derailment. what can your committee do to hold people responsible for what happened in that town and all the bad decisions that have been made there? >> yeah. all we're trying to do is find out the processes by which the secretary of transportation took once the accident happened to him finally setting foot on ground a few weeks later. i mean, you've got a disaster there. you've got an environmental what a glared there. you've -- hazard there.

you've got a group of residents that are very concerned. they feel left out and abandoned by the federal government. this is a pattern we're seeing with transportation disasters, whether it be the airlines or railways. we've an infrastructure crisis in america. all we hear from mayor pete, the secretary of transportation is take a infrastructure is racist, that he fear was the infrastructure money only white people are going to be working these good jobs and the reof at is, that we need leadership in the transportation secretary's position and we've requested informationthat any oversight ce would want, normal requests and all he has done is firing out tweets insulting. this administration has had no oversight during the first two years of the administration. now republicans are majority. we want simple correspondence, we want to though what the plan is, what's the plan to stop the

transportation disasters and they thumb their noses up in the air. they won't respond to any request for oversight. it's getting to be very frustrating. we'll have to use subpoena power to subpoena government employees to come before the oversight committee which they're supposed to do anyway. >> the american people agree with you. our new fox poll shows 57% of americans are disapproving of joe biden's hand handling of tho train derailment. we want to move to another topic the oversight committee will look at, foreign entanglements, illegal activity as pertains to hunter biden and your oversight committee is working on the -- there's so many different connections and avenues but the anonymous art fires and the way in which money has made its way into hunter's pockets still. what do you expect to find? >> well, fortunately we're having people come forward now. people that were involved in the hunter biden shady business

dealings. if you study the different business dealings that hunter and jim biden were involved in, just about everyone ended in disaster. they have partners in every one of them, the partners that they expected to do the work while they received the benefit. have you a lot of partners that are willing to talk which is good. information is starting to come in which is good. with respect to the art, this happened while joe biden was president president. there's no question about that. even president obamas' he ethics chief says it's a joke that hunter biden is allowed to sell art anonymously at the prices he's selling them for. he anyone would realize it's a potential ethics disaster for the biden administration so we're pressing on the art work. we want to know who the buyers were and why the university of delaware and university of pennsylvania received so many millions of dollars from china. we want to know why the biden family received millions of dollars interest china, russia and ukraine, what were they doing in return for the millions

of dollars and is this administration compromised because of all the money that the family has taken in from china. i think lease are legitimate questions and fortunately for us we have people coming forward with information that were involved in a lot of these schemes, despite the fact that this administration continues to stonewall and blocks us at every turn and try to get normal oversight, normal -- to provide normal checks and balances for thissation. rachel: if you find direct links between the money hunter made going into joe biden's -- i know we have the big guy e-mails. i think it would be not too difficult to do a financial forensic investigation. if you find that connection, then what happens? >> well, we're going to follow the money. that's why we requested all the bank records. we have people that have come forward and told us things that we want to verify with the bank records. i can tell you, these are troubling things and joe biden's going to have a of explaining to do to the american people. because remember, he said he had no knowledge of his family's

business dealings. that is definitely not true. we want to determine whether or not joe biden benefited financially from those business dealings. we think we have the answer to that. we're trying to get those bank records to prove it. >> 70%, congressman, of the american people according to the brand-new fox news poll believe there was something at the very least unethical going on with hunter biden. 39% say something illegal, another 31% say something unethical. certainly in the interest of the american people to find out what that may be, glad you're on the case. rear yates you being with us this -- prior yate yates you beg with us this morning on "fox & friends." >> we'll turn to a few additional headlines. start with the double murder trial of alex murdaugh, set to resume tomorrow morning as he took the stand for two days of fiery testimony. nancy grace joined us with her take on what he said in court. >> he started lying to police immediately after the murders. in his first statement he started lying about that crucial

time period where his wife and son were shot and if he's not the killer, how did he know to lie about that five minute block of time? he knew because he's the killer would be my argument. >> murdaugh was slapped with a new misdemeanor charge friday for reported librarying p contraband -- reportedly bringing contraband into the courtroom. the chinese communist party suspected of running secret police stations be they the united states. the chinese government operates the stations to keep tabs on chinese nationals they believe have anti-communist beliefs. congressman mike gallagher is issuing a stern warning to china yesterday. >> how have we allowed this to happen on american soil? they use muscle and threats instead of persuasion and like the mafia, they aren't afraid to make people disappear. >> this comes as the cia says

u.s. officials are confident that china is considering giving russia lethal equipment to help in the war with ukraine. since rachel and i are trend setters and had so much fun at a diner in daytona last friday, we missed you, pete, brian kilmeade said it's his turn. rachel: we're at racing's north turn. come see what we've got over here. >> what's up? what's up. right there. rac.>> so if you're in the aren tuesday, join brian live from the metro diner in ponta vedro beach, florida. it's a home game for brian. >> it will be hard to compete with the crowd you guys had there. >> metro diner, ponta veder. rachel: that's how they say it in texas. >> that's how they say it if in

florida. that's how they say it. rachel: up next, lori lightfoot is trying to keep her job by singing and dancing through chicago's crime-ridden streets. ♪ come on, baby don't you want to go. ♪ rachel: are voters dancing to a different tune? gianno caldwell asks them. he's next. ♪ groove is in the heart. ♪ groove is in the heart. ♪ groove is in the heart. ♪

♪ come on. ♪ come on. ♪ baby, don't you want to go. ♪ [drumming] >> did you order thousands of new jobs and a pe pepperoni. >> told you she delivers. >> any vote -- rachel: in just two days, voters will decide the fate of chicago mayor lori loughlin as

her race a is plagued by the rising crime and a homelessness homelessness.will she keep her . let's ask gianno caldwell. you talked to voters, right. >> i did. on voters' minds, they say public safety is the number one issue, the number one consideration. for the first time in 20 years that exists for the entire city, not just particular areas like black communities, hispanic communities, it's for all of chicago. you can be down there and be shot. rachel: on the miracle mile. >> downtown. rachel: let's look at what you gathered. >> does chicago need a leadership change? >> hell yeah. >> i think we've been trying to find a leadership change for a while. >> what grade would you give mayor lori loughlin? >> an f phi us in. minus.>> hopefully she's readyo pass the torch on to someone

they that will make chicago great again. >> she's got to go. i voted her in but i'm voting her out. rachel: we were talking off set. you think she might not make it to the runoff. >> that's right. the top two vote getters if no one gets the majority of votes goes into a runoff which is in april. paul balus, looks like he's going to be the one that pulls out at least one of t the people to make it into a runoff if there is a runoff. this is great news for me, my family, the countless victims of violence throughout the city of of chicago. my baby brother, christian, was murdered on the south side of chicago june 24 hath to be exact. that's the only solace, somebody that will be reasonable about protecting citizens, victims, not the criminals. and i think that's what we've seen through a lot of lori loughlin policies, no chase policies. police can't pursue suspects.

police are you afraid to do their jobs. they've been demoralized. that on top of kim foxes' actions, we've had a disaster in the city of chicago. now we need change and that day is coming on tuesday, i believe. rachel: it's not just crime. the city schools are also failing. >> absolutely. rachel: this is a -- it's all the way around. she tried to recruit students to help her with her campaign. i guess that's not going to work for her. >> a recipe of disaster, that hopefully the experiment called lori loughlin is coming to an end. rachel: we shall see. i hope you're right just for the sake of the people of chicago and also for your family. >> thank you so. rachel: you got i gianno caldwell, you can watch him tonight on the big sunday show at 5:00 p.m. eastern. you don't want to miss it. up next, from private school to home school, woke ideologies are infiltrating our classrooms. a new survey revealing just how much. will and pete are going to go off the wall with the shocking numbers, stay with us. ♪ a change will do you good.

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♪ >> just how woke is your child's school? a new study finds social justice ideology is taking root in american schools across the country and it's much more often than you think. >> these studies are overwhelmingly shifting the political leanings that students have. so let's go off the wall to learn more. the study we're talking about in particular this morning is from the manhattan institute, conservative think tank in new york city. they surveyed 1500 americans, so young people. this is not a college problem. that's what i want to disabuse people of. these are kids coming out of high school, middle school an high school. the findings of the political leanings are staggering. >> talking about how widespread they term is critical race theory plus radical gender ideology, calling it csg.

critical social justice. the true umbrella term is a max marxist ideology. it doesn't matter which line you draw, race, gender, sexuality. the point is to separate and divide people along the lines of onoppressor and oppressed. >> it made its way to your kids' middle school, elementary and high school classes. the survey found that 93% of students saw at least one of those categories, so the study lists a bunch of cat a gris, it's -- categories, white privilege, p gender fluidity, everyone is getting a portion of it. >> what happens is, when these concepts are introduced in your child's school, almost 70% of kids feel like they are not capable of voicing some opposition. they're you a afraid to offer te

rebutal. >> 38%, if kids are not introduced to that they're less afraid. some kids say i'm willing to speak out because they haven't been confronted with the or or torthodoyx yet. this is he elite schools, even f schools. >> it's baked into the curriculum that home schools pupull offline. >> that's what our book talks about. if you go to a school that doesn't try be woke, the curriculum is written by progressives so it trickles. >> here's what happens when your kid gets the critical theory in school. of those exposed, to -- you don't have any critical theory introduced in your education. 20% end up democrats, of the kids, 27% end up republican. >> this is a traditional

education. like the type you got before we -- >> a not tilted playing field. >> once you expose -- hads this is a lot of concepts. if you're exposed to six or eight concepts, look at the numbers, over 50% democrat. i don't even -- that's it. because this is taught as the way of thinking, not a way of thinking. >> you can break it down by grade. >> this is by the number of concepts you see. >> the number of theories you see. >> correct. >> the more you hear, the more you get exposed to these critical theories, the more it tilts democrat. >> get this one, by the way. young people with a republican mother, so you have a republican household, if you're not taught any of this, 61% came out to be republican. right. if you are taught this with a republican mother, 25% republican, 30% democrat. rachel's jumping up and down over there. >> a minute ago i said a non-tilted playing field and the

reason that so many kids feel afraid to voice any opposition is this stat. look at this. seven in 10 says when they're taught a critical theory it's not taught as one theory amongst many you can debate, it's taught at the truth. they always say that, they say you should be exposed on different theories on how to view the world. fine. that's not what you're doing. you're telling us this is the one truth. >> the patriarchy is real, white privilege is real, men and women are not a real thing, that's what the marxist wanted from the beginning. they didn't want universities. most of what kids are formed is by the age of 12. that's the ethos they have for the rest of their life. they've wanted to get to younger kids earlier and it's working. >> here are ways to he potentially -- we want to turn towards a solution. here's some ways this indoctrination can be remedied. government intervention. what we're seeing in florida. >> get rid of dei.

school choice, states can give this choice to parents. >> teaching students about law and the constitution. this is the big one. teaching civics, teaching why america is a unique experiment in the course of human history. teaching about eternal principles, not simply seeing the world as oppressor and oppressed. >> you can teach reallies tri, not white -- real history, the principles that liberated so many and increase transparency, parents get a say, get a look into the classroom, whether it's being present, whether your kid transitions genders or maybe cameras in the classrooms and maybe see what's happening in the classroom. >> i know this is the m man-splaining program. i don't want to spend den i time deprogramming -- spend dinner time deprogramming my kids from

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$270,000. sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now. maria. maria: hi, team. how are you? what a beautiful story. rachel: isn't it? it's a amazing. >> it's beautiful, maria, but it's also tragic in that the reality of our economy sends this 80-year-old back to work. maria: that's right, pete. the fact is, people are feeling what's the reality of the situation right now. can you imagine a dozen eggs is up 70% year over year? this at a time when the overall inflation numbers seem to be getting better from a year ago. the fact is, inflation is still elevated and that is cutting into people's wages and that is cutting into people's ability to spend on what they want to spend on. it used to be you would go out to dinner as a luxury. now people are saying it's cheaper to go out to dinner than to have dinner at home because of things like eggs up 70% year over year.

you've got things that are so-called sticky inflation, things that are hard to undo. that's what we're seeing in three major components of inflation. you are seeing it in oil, you're seeing it in rent, and you're seeing it in food. these things are still elevated. it's cutting into the ability -- the truth is, we're not out of this thing. things seem to be better than they were six or eight months ago but most people i've spoken with are still expecting a recession this year and we could see the stock market also see a pretty big selloff because of a number of things that all of this is not priced into the market yet. we've got a big week ahead in terms of more economic day you take. we've got the gdp last week. it showed growth but little by little you're seeing all of that inflation cut into growth and i would say we're probably going to see a contraction in the economy later on this year. whether or not we have that big selloff and that recession first half or second half is what people are questioning. we're talking about that this morning. of course. and we've got a big lineup.

we are going to have breaking news 15 minutes. governors are now stepping up to fill a void that joe biden has created in his slow response to china, in his slow response to actually identifying areas to cut spending. we're going to have a debt showdown in the coming months because the u.s. has breached its bore he rowing limit -- borrowing limit. i'm talking with the govern for of virginia, glenn youngkin, on what he's been doing, also about china you're seeing a handful of governors saying no, chinese communist party, we don't want you buying land in our state and we don't want tiktok around either with surveillance. nikki haley joining the presidential field, we'll talk with her had about that. and the biggest of the morning, we've got reza palabi, the exiled crown prince of iran. he's taking a major stand in the face of what's going on in iran, a revolution underway led by

women. joe manchin is here. he'll clarify his next move. we'll get into that, as well as where he thinks we should cut spending. we have breaking news and a big show coming up. i'm sitting back, waiting to enjoy the band, the live music on "fox & friends weekend," about to start. so thanks for that. >> they're ready to go. >> thank you, maria. rachel: it's all to tee up your show. maria: love it. rachel: thanks, maria. we're kicking off the faith and friends concert series next. today we're kicking off the series with naomi antya. >> coming up. ♪

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we're really excited about this. today we're kicking off our faith and friends concert series. rachel: for the next six weeks of lent leading up to easter we are showcasing some of the biggest names in christian music. >> we're joined by two powerhouse women of christian music. it's true. as they get ready to hit the road together on their it's time tour, which you can find on ticket masser the. joining us now, naomi rain and teya. thank you for being here. rachel: we're excited for your

tour. >> we are too. we are so excited, the first time is the female lineup will be touring together. go it's going to be really good. >> natalie grant is coming with us, katie torewell at the end. >> naomi, you've been on the show in the past. teya, this is your first time you met. how did you come together? >> a long plane ride. a long plane ride. [laughter] >> we came together and we actually wrote together. >> yeah, we wrote together. >> last year, right. >> >> yes, last may, yep. it was really sweet. every time we get to hang out i feel like we become more like sisters and friends in arms. >> good talks, good talks. [laughter] >> amazing. it feels like we're in a spiritual revival time right now, you see what's happening at universities. the message is resonating. >> yes, it is. i think more than anything, people want god. they want to see the power of god. they want to feel his power and his presence and so what we see happening i think is a response

to the hunger of people. rachel: there is a growth in christian music. when we announced we were going to do this tour, we announced you would be here, there's been a huge response. what do you want people to get when they come to your concerts? what's the feeling? >> i mean, the main thing is they would have an encounter with jesus. both our lives have been changed when we've had moments at similar worship nights where other people have been leading and we've been completely transformed. we got to hear the voice of the lord and even just direction for our lives. we're praying and believing that every person that comes will have a real encounter with jesus and they will be able to hear him for themselves. >> jewel that opportunity -- you'll have that stu opportunity get. get tickets for the it's time tour. you can go to ticketmaster.com. >> we have a preview on "fox & friends." here are teya and m naomi rain.

they will kick off our faith and friends concert series. >> take it away. ♪ ♪ there i find you in the mystery you. ♪ my faith will stay. ♪ so we call to our power. ♪ jesus. ♪ oceans rise.

♪ first in your embrace. ♪ i am yours and you are mine. ♪ going through a storm. ♪ but i won't go down. ♪ i hear your voice carried in the rhythm of the waves before me. ♪ you would cross an ocean so i wouldn't drown. ♪ you've never been closer than you are right now. ♪ oh, you are enough. ♪ oh, you are enough. ♪ and i will be, i will be content. ♪ in every circumstance. ♪ you are enough. ♪ forever enough. ♪ always enough.

♪ you're more than enough. ♪ forever enough. ♪ always enough. ♪ you're more than enough. ♪ yeah. ♪ still my trust is with our lord. ♪ we walk upon the waters forever you will call me. ♪ my faith would be made stronger. ♪ my trust is with our lord. ♪ that is enough.

♪ you are enough. ♪ you are enough. ♪ and i will be, and i will be content. ♪ in every circumstance. ♪ you are enough. ♪ [cheers and applause] what the? good morning hallow makes it easy to build a daily habit

of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, mother, son to the holy spirit. amen. ♪ -i say to you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. -i don't feel any different. -i don't need you to feel anything to do great things. (upbeat music) -jesus, if you do not renounce your words, we will have no choice but to follow the law of moses. -i am the law of moses. ♪

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will: thanks for hanging out with us all morning. gianno caldwell, part of the family, and thanks to naomi reign and taya. rachel: i'm so grateful that the gifts god gave me, but i wish it was singing. you guys are amazing. pete: so good. have a great sunday, everybody. go to church. >> god bless. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone, welcome to sunday morning futures, i'm maria bartiromo. today, governors fill the void in the name of national security. state leaders are moving to sop communist china from abusing america. coming up, virginia governor glenn youngkin on his efforts to block the chinese communist party from buying virginia's farmland and stopping chinese apps like tiktok and wechat from potentially spying on the state government. then, the debt ceiling showdown has begun, and b