under pennsylvania governor josh shapiro it took 12 days.e undertaking, it is nearly inconceivable that pennsylvania pull it off but less than two weeks after a whole section of interstate was broken, they had it up and running. a new op-ed for the washington post, governor shapiro says that the playbook that we developed shows in american's two big things again. joining us now as a democratic governor of the great state of pence joshua pirro. it's great to have you here thanks. >> great to be back with you thanks rachel. >> when this collapse happened, there was worry about the immediate danger and the people who are hurt by this. there was the worry about what it was going to take to put it together, but i think there was broad based near universal perception that this was going to take months, that there was no and run around us to do it faster. how are you able to do with so much faster than literally everybody expected? >> all the experts said months. i can tell you rachel, it started after our first responders a lot enforcement today a

school choice was a campaign promise from shapiro what do parents think?back on his parents and caving to the teachers unions. basically promising to break campaign promise in a state where 70% of parents support the concept of school choice and sent his kids to private school and went to private school itself, voters love school choice policy and don't like liars or hypocrites so josh shapiro, he would've kept his word. ashley: the problem is, people on the left are getting uncomfortable with the role parents are playing, i want to play a greater role because they are finding out what the kids are being taught in the sump forget the parents were labeled domestic terrorists at the height of the covid pandemic trying to get schools to reopen. a very touchy subject and should be. i don't understand if you campaign on school choice, you've got to deliver, right? >> if we have evidence from the internet showing lifeline scholarships, on the campaign website the day before the election, no longer on his website but he campaign on this issue, a particular type o

and and please welcome ari shapiro to. theater. it's so good to be with you all here today, and especially with clay, who is a recent year and a half ago arrival to the d.c. area, who now serves us in the country at the library of congress, where he's doing incredible work. and i'm looking forward to talking to you all. thank you so much. i'm glad to be here and joe was like he took the screenshot he was so happy to introduce you. i woke up this morning and i saw that there's a new documentary on hbo about donna summer. and i thought her rashida talked to ari shapiro or watch the donna summer stuff about her. yeah it's a it's well it's very i assume you watched it on your way here in the on your phone just like, you know, it. why choose? that's my life motto. yeah. why choose? and i think i'm probably the only literary director in the history of the library of congress who writes his questions in the back of the book. but that's what do, too, when i'm prepping for interviews on all things considered, i take all my notes in the back

pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, congratulations on this, sir. thank you for telling the country that it's happened so we can talk about this story, but congratulations also on getting it done. >> thank you so much, rachel. >> all right, we'll be right back. stay with us. right back stay with us >>> so officially this is tom moorland interchange in atlanta, georgia. but the locals call it spaghetti junction because it looks like an overturned level of spaghetti. it's a five level staff of intertwining interchanges where interstate 85 and interstate 285 intersect and go bananas. it is possible the complexity of this intersection is about to be undone or at least outdone as the most complicated intersection in atlanta because tomorrow is due to the be the first big pretrial hearing in former president trump's classified documents case in federal court. we're expecting the judge in that federal case to set a schedule for that federal criminal trial maybe tomorrow or some time shortly thereafter. on top of that, though, today the georgia state suprem

videos feature conservative pundits like ben shapiro, tucker carlson, and candace cohens.l figures like booker t. washington and christopher columbus pushing a right-wing viewpoint. >> future generations are never responsible for the sins of the past. >> the place i discovered was beautiful. but it wasn't exactly a paradise of civilization, and the native people were far from peaceful. >> preger-u cartoons generally push conservative views on issues like climate, race, and gender. >> unlike coal or fossil fuels, energy from wind or sun is unreliable, expensive, and difficult to store. >> as the false claims of racial targeting spread, so did the anger and violence. >> men and women complement each other and create a well-balanced family and community. so don't let anyone tell you it's bad to fit stereotypes. >> try smiling and see how it affects the people around you. don't be a crusty old man. there's nothing feminine about that. >> huh. that is the current environment that educators are dealing with here in florida. and it's hiving an alarming chilling effect. a middle s

i want to thank governor shapiro and my friends senators casey and fetterman who have been such great partners. i want to also thank representative mary gay scanlon who has worked so hard for this district and other members of congress, brendan boyle, representative houlahan, donald norcross, from across th way. i always kid donald when. we have to fight for every inch of territory. so there was a debate on whether the state of delaware owned the delaware river, along the delaware shore up to the high water mark in ne jersey. they said no, we went to the supreme court and got something right. they said yea we do. anyway. i want to say, we're praying for those who los their lives in the flooding in bucks county. the idea that there is not global warming, it can't be denied by anybody anymore. we're grateful for th first responders who continued to look for 2-year-old maddie and her baby brother conrad. b the grace of god maybe somethin will come. i want to thank governor shapiro and all the buck county officials for their leadership in that tragic time. we provided all we could from fe

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shapiro made it clear that he supported a state-backed school choice program. >> trace: thanks, alexisk you. leo terrell a fox news contributor and civil rights attorney and most importantly a former teacher. great to have you on here. they had a handshake deal on this. he campaigned on school choice. just hours before we had corey deangelis on saying this was going to be historic. i think the governor will stand up and stick to his morals and he caved. >> and he lied. education, trace is the key to break the poverty cycle. the democrats have incarcerated people of color in to these dysfunctional public schools. why? because he likes power and control. his future is at stake. he got a phone call from the teacher's union saying you vote for that, your career is over. they denied low income kids a chance to advance with a better quality school. >> this is from almost exactly two weeks ago. it's the governor saying this to america's newsroom. >> one of the best ways we can guarantee their success is making sure every child has a quality education. i've also made crystal clear that i won't

. >> tali shapiro was an 8-year-old little girl who lived at chateau marmont, which is a famous hotel her father was a music industry executive. she had a mother and a sister and a brother, and they were living there because their house had gone on fire and they were staying there temporarily. and a car pulls up alongside of her. >> and it's this man who says, it's okay, i'm not a stranger. i know your parents. i'm friends with your parents. >> and she thought, hmm. well, maybe i'll get in the car. >> well, fortunately, a good citizen looks at this and says, "i don't like the looks of this." ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration,

shapiro has made clear he does support the idea of a state-backed school choice program.alexis, thank you. ♪ tonight we begin a new series focusing on challenges americans face in accessing quality healthcare. in our inaugural edition correspondent lisa acuna looks at what's causing a shortage in emergency helicopter pilots and what's being done to ramp up recruiting. >> reporter: in garden city kansas air ambulance pilot rodney baker is one of a dwindling number in his field highly specialized providers who bridge the life-saving gap between rural america and emergency healthcare. >> we have a golden hour and that's a standard in ems is that that patient needs to be at a level one trauma center or trauma physician within that hour to increase their survivability. >> reporter: flying icu bases are located all over the country but last year air authorities corp. the nation's largest provider shut down several citing inflation underreimbursement by medicare and federal regulations. and the pilot shortage isn't helping. >> these are certainly hard times for our industry and

you're going to have governor shapiro noon. the former ag. i hate to make it political but it is political. we have to prioritize reproductive freedom voters have to become supporters of the broad range of freedoms for everybody. for our lgbtq brothers and nd sisters. the other course of action folks can take is to challenge these bills and these laws in the courts. a lotws of our colleagues, the aclu, they're working on litigation. >> the president of pro-choice america. thanks very much for making time this evening. this is a story that i think will getth more attention in da ahead. helpful to have you here. >> thank you. >>> i should say when the biden administration announced this rule to try to prevent effectively republican attorneys general from chasing their residents around the state, around the country going after their medical records, they put out a statement saying your conversations with your doctor and yourwi decisions about reproductive health care are yourre own business, no one else's. i remember when they put out that state

bad political calculation for shapiro. over 70% of school parents in pennsylvania support school choice, they already have existing school choice programs for low income students. and look at, parents are waking up they are figuring out a lot of the schools are teaching in ways that don't align with their values. they don't buyers are hypocrites either, just repair what to private school and sent his own kids to private school. now he is promising to line item veto a program that he included in education platform right before the election. >> marti's and wrote this about affirmative action in school choice quoting. opinion affirmative action can face racial disparity in education this can, if you are concerned about systematic discrimination you should find it unacceptable white parents have choices for their kids while black and brown parents don't. giving them what choice is a symbol of that that choice is a civil rights struggle of our time. it is a mess. >> yeah, you hear the left talk about systemic racism for all pol

whenever, two and this is the most important things for evers, shapiro.'re elected to office, of either party, but in this case, of democrats. you have got to wield the power that you have on things that you believe in, and that you promise to deliver. wisconsin and pennsylvania. we've got some pretty good examples of that. >> back in october, elon musk, one of the world's richest men, but twitter, quite infamously. soon began to lift its bans on one of the most -- and misinformation from express adana trump, whose account was suspended after january 6th to neo-nazi nick fuentes. to the personal account of marjorie taylor greene, who celebrated with this post. you will never guess what happens next. hate speech on the site surged, musk himself seemed to get more and more bizarre in what he said, spreading dangerous misinformation. he shared a link to a violent, utterly false conspiracy theory about the brutal attack of paul pelosi, an early indicator of where things were headed. he insisted a texas mass shooter was not a white supremacist, despite a mount

democrat pennsylvania governor josh shapiro announcing. e is he's eliminating money that could be used for school choice, a campaign8 the coused e to the pennsylvanians who voted him in. so why the sudden change? the wall street journal editorial board has idea.ent they say, quote, the governor has presidential ambitions and passing school choice would have put him on. randi weingarten enemies list. mr. shapiro has covered his political posture at w the expense of the most vulnerable children in the state. what an embarrashas. surrender. so while shapiro avoids the wrath of the teachers e sapporunions, thousands of pan philadelphia have no choice but to send their kids to suffer in some of the worst schools in our nation. joining me now to discuss all of this, ian prior, executive director of, fight for our schools. so and the governor tried to explain away this decision by blaming democrats in the legislature. but if it matters as muchtters to him as he used to claim to get elected, don't you think heasused t should have told the, we're g

ted cruz and ben shapiro they know what's up. in a whopping 100 and $55 million in the u.s. alone. it's a staggering number that has not been seen since the pandemic. once again urges to tucker's ability bureau in the others who have been burning their barbie dolls the past few two weeks in protest, they are once again wrong. americans were excited to see this movie. do you know i? they know it's just a movie to enjoy, not some sinister ploy to brainwash the masses. >> it's always projection with the right. there is a movie in the box office right now that i was just talking about called sound of freedom it's all about enraging and getting the base work done. barbie is not that. >> no it's, definitely not that. but i'm right there with you. i'm excited to see both of them i'm not going to. i am going to try and catch it this week. all right, my friend, good to see, a great show as always. tonight on ayman, good to see a great show as. all right tonight on ayman four seasons of accountability, we're going to dive into his packed t

joining me now is pennsylvania's governor and attorney general, josh shapiro. governor, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with me this afternoon but in before we get into politics, and there's a lot of that to discuss. i want to get your take on the supreme court rulings this week. after the ruling on lgbtq rights came down you tweeted this, i'll read the direct quote. real freedom means that whoever you are, what you look like, or who used to or do not pray to, you belong in pennsylvania. lgbtq+ rights or human rights. if scotus want to find them in d.c., we'll do it in the states. i have no doubt that gives a lot of people in pennsylvania some hope. what can you realistic to you as governor. >> you know, jen, this was a bad week for freedom in this nation. it's a direct effect of our elections back in 2015. elections have consequences. we all have a responsibility in this country to defend our freedoms, defender democracy. the best way to do that is to show up and vote. sadly, the supreme court, i fear, over the decades to come, we'll continue to

whenever, two and this is the most important things for evers, shapiro.d to office, of either party, but in this case, of democrats. you have got to wield the power that you have on things that you believe in, and that you promise to deliver. wisconsin and pennsylvania. we've got some pretty good examples of that. examples of that actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. we're traveling all across america talking to people about their hearts. ooh, take this exit. how's the heart? i feel like it's good. you feel like it's good? how do you know when it's time to check in on your heart? how do you know? let me show you something. it looks like a credit card, but it is the kardiamobile card. that is a medical-grade ekg. want to see how it works? yeah. put both thumbs on there. that is your heart coming from the kardiamobile card. wow! with kardiamobile card you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds from anywhere. kardiamobile card is proven to det

turns out his family, according to allegations, are donors to the then attorney general, josh shapiro a conflict of interest. a huge conflict of interest. and in the last days, the attorney general's office has agreed that there is the appearance of a conflict and now there are demands that the philadelphia mayor reopen this case and get justice. will they do it or will the mayor also cave to political pressure? >> bill: you mention the fiance. was he ever questioned? >> he was questioned. he was questioned. he is now married and living a happy life while ellen's parents are in hell. several items were taken from the apartment, like her laptop and other items, before police could get there. the parents couldn't find that. it was missing. there are too many circumstances surrounding this case indicating it is no suicide. it breaks my heart to see the people you should trust the most refuse to reopen the case. i also think there needs to be an independent medical examiner's office involved so we get a clear picture of what happened to ellen. >> dana: we reached out to the city of philad

>> in the core of nevin shapiro, he's someone that looks out for himself. and at the end of the day, if things aren't going his way, it's, "screw everything. i don't care. it's about me." you know? and that's not the nevin that you know? and that's not the nevin that i thought i knew. >>> right now a close of a holiday short week as investors worry that the fed may not be done hiking rates. i am melissa lee. a mixed job report closes out a losing week for the market as investors fear that the fed might return to hiking rates. all this happening as a new earnings season kicks off. before we get to carter's charts what are your takeaways from the holiday weekend? >> a very light week. there are those who think there is only another fed rate hike coming up. although the jobs report today helps them feel like they are getting the job done. we still with 3.6% unemployment and inflation around 6% they will probably have to put in another 25 basis points. not that it makes that much of a different story but it resounds of what they are trying to preserve. >> i don

they have josh shapiro to blame for it.>> quite the currently moved from the governor.ill see how it plays out. thank you so much. >> what do we want? when? what do we want? when? what we want? when? >> 2 years of hearings and often contentious debate, california's reparations task force delivered its official report to state lawmakers. 1100 page report will head to the state legislature for democrats to decide which portions to enact into law? one reporter how they will fare in the california legislature. here's one member's response . >> we understand the task in front of us. we will do something substantial. not aspirational but substantial. i'm looking forward to it. >> property want to get? >> we will go as far as we can. >> as far as they can. what does it look like exactly? here to help me unpack this how far this 1100 page report truly goes is cara davis, host of the just listen to yourself podcast. cara, first i want to read off a few other outrageous recommendations made by the task force and get your reaction. they claim it's about reparations. they want to d

i'm looking at governor shapiro. okay, like this, that truck caught on fire, good morning. and third, this is the most important piece, your runway is short. i teach at a school of public policy so weeping of public policy challenges which may be crises, mental health, profferty, different as the find that you experience. hopefully as you think about how you're preparing yourself and your team, think about that short runway at that moment of boom, that's all you've got. you've only got two options, be ready, because the runway is coming or try to extend the runway, two options at that moment. so i'm going to hopefully provide some ways to think about that runway, and i describe in the book, and in my work, to sort of think about learning to fail safer. it's not a happy place to be, i recognize that. we sort of don't get to good, we're just getting to less bad, but that's important to your communities and to the people that you represent, because you represent how are we going to get to less bad because at that moment of boom, it's bad and it's bad for people who looking to

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josh, shapiro great have you with us, buddy. i also want to acknowledge both breonna keys and stephanie lagos, for the extraordinary work they've put in this past year. and i want to think a point of personal privilege of the boston group and so many of you out there. today we're also releasing playbook on the governors of states addressing maternal and infant health. and tammy will share more about this and she will talk more of this is redrawn by a panel of ex esteemed experts, with the themes of our initiatives and playbooks. without further ado, let's begin with our panel of distinguished experts, nominated for the court. senior vice president for u.s. social impact, and -- workshop which explains some of the characters up on our seats, by the way. the nonprofit organization beyond sesame street. she directs the development and implementation of community and family engagement initiatives. in sesame street. and her background includes expertise and bilingual rating, early childhood education and special education. and our on

it's josh shapiro. i like a guy who listens to me, and he is the only one who is circumcised. >> but doug is the chosen. >> you're breaking up, can't hear you, going into a tunnel. new bush, who dis. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight... plus stephen welcomes emily blunt and george saunders. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now come alive on tape from. sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: what is happening? oh, it is happening! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ we are going on that segment. that one will hurt you. hey, everybody! hey, everybody! down here, up there. the front, the back, the balcony, way up top. out there, welcome to "the late show," i am your host stephen colbert! ladies and gentlemen! thank you, citizen. it has been two days since the midterm elections, and the big political story today is that there's no big political story. because we still don't know who controls the house and senate. b

governor joshua shapiro thanking first responders who worked through the night to rescue people. a federal judge rules estates and gun control measure constitutional. it bands large capacity magazins and requires a permit to buy a gun. critics call it one of the strictest gun laws in the nation for the judge says it is consistent with the u.s. history "regulating uniquely dangerous features of weapons. for more on these and other stories download the fox news app, scan the qr code to foxnews.com/apps. >> 2024 candidates are hitting the campaign trail as the race for the white house gets hotter by the day. yesterday it was a deadline for campaigns to file their latest reports with the federal election commission which will show exactly how much cash they are working with. alexandria hoff has the story. >> those fac reports filed yesterday also show how the money has been spent. to governor desantis for example campaign brought it in oppressive $20 million the first six weeks. the campaign is already used a lot of cash. the desantis campaign source has confirmed to foxnews reportin

>> well, because the movie is not aimed at people like ben shapiro and piers morgan. of the opening weekend was women who went to see this movie in massive numbers. and i suspect a lot of them might go see it again. so that is one thing, the other thing, of course, is that nobody was able to see the movie in advance to be able to raise a protest, a political protest. they could only do it after the movie had already opened. it was already on this juggernaut path to be this massive opening. >> but do you think that barbie is political in some ways? or maybe in the ways that its critics thinks that it is? >> the movie itself? oh, yeah, movie is most definitely political. greta gerwig cowrote the movie but noah baumbach is a highly aware and i would say engaged political thinking artist. she is a feminist. if you've seen ladybird, if you saw little women, for other movies, the message there, which is a lot about women having agency or not having agency, and the actual reality of what it is to be a woman in 21st century society. that is something that is very much on her

susan shapiro still has her childhood barbie's. she even wrote a book for bobby's 60th anniversary. so don't worry. barbie still had a purpose for many the nothing lasts forever, even if barbie lives her best life. but where does she end up? that's right in the trash. they say 3 barbie dolls are sold every 2nd and that really adds up. but mattel's wouldn't pass up an opportunity to bolster its posit that image in 2021, it launched a barbie made of 90 percent recycled plastic. barbie loves the ocean. the problem is that you can only recycle plastic 2 times maximum of 3. so those toys that are harming already been recycled, ones are going to end up disintegrating, just like the rest of their plastic toys. and so it doesn't get rid of the problem . recycling is part of the problem. recycling is green washing when it comes to the plastics they're using. give that some thought 40 you can go back to your regular life, or you can know the truth about the universe choice. now your 1st and the high you, you have to want to know. okay. do it again, the intranet grew expelled. barbie land is a

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. >> stephen shapiro. i want to remind you, mr. secretary, i had the pleasure of working with you on some domestic security matters some years ago and you are a personal if not national hero. thank you for that. a question with respect to the recent federal decision limiting the governments opportunity to interact with social media companies in an effort to stem the tide of misinformation. it seems like an major obstacle to this effort. in an already complicated world. your take on that? >> thank you for the very kind words. it is wonderful to see you again. i am so sorry i cannot, on that case -- cannot comment on that case because it is the subject of active litigation. let me say this. we conduct ourselves with integrity. homeland security is often described as a bipartisan issue. i actually consider it a nonpartisan issue. it is an apolitical matter when we are speaking of the safety and security of the american people. and, i am sorry. i cannot comment further. but i will say this. disinformation is a real threat. >> somebody

we all have a responsibility to do that work. >> governor josh shapiro, it is very nice to get some timeption of you having more time for us. it's also the pandemic. we were were all home and had the privilege of seeing your family behind you. as we've covered the story, we do remember how much we learned from having the chance to interview you during trump's efforts to overturn his defeat in pennsylvania. so thank you very much for all of our conversations with you and thank you for spending time with us today. it great to see you. >> thanks. you, too, nicolle. appreciate you. >> thank you. when we come back, we'll get political reaction to everything we've heard today, especially the ex-president's target letter now in his inbox for the january 6th investigation and in the case of republicans on capitol hill, hypocrisy does not begin to describe what we've seen today. we'll show it to you next. today. we'll show it to you next. 3... 2... 1... your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly de

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