>> i think what you see with the loudoun county school board which is different than the last loudoune same thing with the sexual assault at least they didn't shutdown public comment they use federal law as a sword into shield, that is the federal law, they say the school cannot release personal identifiable information about a student, he says nothing about the general public added public, at a school board meeting discussing his bid in the news even if it did apply i'm not sure affiliation with ms 13 is personal identifiable information that would be prohibited by law, what you see here is the school system they look to the last school board and they did not tell the truth and when they got caught they went and hid kamala harris what were going to work in a center call everything misinformation and there we're going to shutdown public comment and say misinformation. liz: this is outrageous. haven't we had enough school shootings, now the school board is not answering questions they put them in another school, this is about protecting the kids identity over the safety of the children

was that loudoun county or lemon brad. this is over. not allowed to speak in any way shape or form.egally and you're getting deported and get out. we saw laken riley for example and poor young nursing student brutally murdered at university of georgia and that came from venezuela and had a laundry list of reason sheet committing -- rap sheet and got to stay and wasn't committing crimes and this is at the feet of joe biden is kamala harris and border czar allowed 430,000 criminals and tens of thousands of rapists and murders into the country. liz: 430,000 spans for decades and point is well taken like 60,000 illegal aliens and crimes charged with crimes in here. let's stay on that story because this is important. children are being exposed and citing, tren de aragua gang member accused o trying to recruit middle school students in houston, texas, for a large scale shoplifting ring and faced fewer consequences when caught, is that it? >> yeah, exactly. get them that young. put it this way, liz. i had a car stolen out of my driveway not too long ago and the perpetrators came back and t

loudoun county, alabama. we'll spend some time talking about loudoun county in later sessions. they go from zero registered voters in 1965, a county that's 80% african-american, 5001 engineer, 22 african-americans of voter registration, age zero registered voters at the start of 1965. so several thousand by the end of 1966. some would say that a accomplishment, a success. but they they run their candidates for public office in a bold attempt to take over the county courthouse in november of 1966, they run a black sheriff, black county auditor, tax collector, school board members, and every single one of those candidates lose. and that is often framed as a defeat, as a loss as a movement failure. that's because we're thinking about it in terms of numbers. stokely carmichael, kwame, to ray, who was one of the lead organizers of that movement, allows county, alabama he said louse county wasn't just. a place. he said louse county was an idea whose time had come. the idea of black political empowerment is what black folk were trying to accomplish and achieve. and one of the local or

remember, you know, going to barack obama events including one the night before election night in loudoun county, virginia. you know, in a county basically like a county festival area. and there were tens of thousands of people, and like, that does mean something to a campaign and it means something to political momentum. to be able to turn that many people out. >> yeah, and as we listen to the national anthem, rachel, you know, this whole theme of americana, the right kind of stole from democrats. and tried to take ownership of it. one of the most dramatic changes in this election is the way that vice president harris and tim walz have stolen it back. you hear the chants, usa. >> it helps to be running against somebody who says the u.s. military is terrible and america is terrible, america is a joke. >> and here she comes. vice president kamala harris. sorry. >> here's the opposite of that message from kamala harris. >> indeed. i'm so sorry to rudely interrupt, but kamala harris is now walking out onto the stage. there she is in her signature look. pretty fabulous pant suit. sartorial splendor,

the loudoun county sheriff's office says the 18-year-old suspect is an illegal immigrant.ned down after a fight back in august. both vix just 22 years old -- victims. investigators are still looking into the possibility that others were involved in the deadly shooting. >>> delta is suing crowdstrike over what they call a catastrophic global outage that cost them more than $500 million. the airline is blaming a faulty software update for the july 19th outage. i remember that. it caused mass flight cancellations disrupting mans for as many as 1.3 million travelers. no word from crowdstrike on the suit. in the past they've suggested they only had minimal liability for the9 outage. and those are your headline. >>> well, this world series stunner, a walkoff grand slam scoring a game one win for the dodgers. will the yankees be able to answer back? we're going to ask their own nick swisher. and we're going to do a little batting practice of our own. ♪ pete: don't miss it. ♪ but i'll put you to shame. ♪ well, you can play my game ♪ will: the world series continues tonight with ga

if you're listening, jefferson or berkeley county, i know of teachers who have moved because loudoun countyying them 30,000 more. if you're in monte galia county, you might get people that are going to run across the line, they're going to get more money. so what we need to do is we need to compete more effectively and certainly teachers and first responders and our law enforcement need to compete to make sure that we're able to retain those folks. i think that really important. let me interrupt. would you if you're governor and your first state of the state first budget, propose a pay raise for public employee, i would propose a pay raise to make sure that we're competing better with all the states that we touch because we cannot afford to bleed personnel to other states. >> are you? >> i'm also going to be, i'm saying i would propose to make sure that our state workers are paid fairly, but we have to do analysis looking at other states. so we're competitive, everything happy you're going to see under a morrisey administration is to compete better and stronger with all the states that we t

loudoun county, virginia is the largest data centers in the world given them combined.nown about history and we've known for a long time and certainly in the places that we serve was real and we never knewed advent would break the grid we can do it we know we can do it and that's what we do at dominion energy. >> are regulators onboard? federal and local? >> well, it's early on whether regulators will be onboard for small, modular reactors and that's work that we have to do, but as i mentioned earlier there's a lot of political support in virginia for this program if we can work out the cost issues that i just described and make sure the technology is going to work. >> robert, huge story. our viewers are very interested. we hope you'll keep us posted as we chip away at this one good to see you. thank you. >> thank you appreciate it. >> small modular reactors, smr having a year. quick programming note, less than a month away from the annual delivering alpha investor summit here in new york city happening on november 13th, the street's top investors and leaders will be co

it kind of got my back up and i want to apologize to the loudoun county volunteers and say thank youthem. host: what happened? why are you apologizing? caller: i got on my high horse and said i am a disabled combat veteran and i have the right to vote. the guy said, of course you do. i just got a little self-righteous. so i guess my point is -- people can have their conspiracy theories whenever they want, but do not interfere with my right to vote. you can think whatever you want, but i got the right to vote. do not make it hard for me to vote. the other point i want to make is my son is bipolar and he made an interesting observation. he said a lot of these conspiracy theories are very similar to his psychotic episodes that he has had. he said that people should be aware that when they put out these conspiracy theories they can kind of trigger mentally ill people. that is my son. he is bipolar, so he knows what he is talking about. my point is you live in your university want to live in, but let me exercise my right as an american citizen to vote. i do not need to go through a backgr

loudoun county, virginia. um you know, outside of d.c., the same kind of dynamic where like there were incidents that prompted the districts to kind of start working on a more inclusive culture in 2017 and 2018. it didn't just spring up out of nowhere in the summer of 2020. um, and that was important to me to try to put that all in context for people who are reading. yeah, i was really struck it because i, i think if you just had turned on the a couple of years ago, you would not have maybe had some of that content. and instead it sounds as, you know, as you said, that people just weren't paying attention and suddenly, you know, this devious thing is occurring. and one of the things i also thought was interesting in south lake is that the there was initially some support for the plan, it seems, and then with the backlash, it wasn't just we don't agree with this. it the people on the school board must be marxists. you know, they must be far, far left activist, you know, and a lot of them are actually conservati

that was happening, that same dynamic played out in loudoun county, virginia, outside of d.c., the samere there were incidents that prompted the district to start working on creating a more inclusive culture in 2017 and 2018. did not just spring up out of nowhere. that was important for me to try to put that all in context for people who were reading. >> i was really struck by it because i think if you just had turned on the news a couple of years ago, you would not have had some of that context and as you said, people were not paying attention and suddenly this devious thing is occurring. one of the things i thought was interesting in southlake as there was initially some support for the plan, it seems and with the backlash, it was not just that we don't agree with this, it was the people on the school board must be marxist. they must be far left activists. a lot of them were actually conservative from southlake. this idea that you could not just disagree about the plan but this person that presumably a lot of people know on the school board is actually your enemy or trying to do somet