take, for example, glenn youngkin. he was once thought of as a republican with a bright future in this country's politics. he's the republican governor of a purple state. he's the governor of virginia. when the republican party briefly considered the possibility of running someone other than donald trump for president this last election cycle, glenn youngkin was seen as probably the most electable, non-trump choice that the republicans could make. they didn't go down that road, though. they picked trump. and so glenn youngkin has melted back into the scenery. he's been plodding along as governor of virginia in his final term in office. but in virginia, you do have to consider politics along a slightly different timeline than everywhere else. and that's because virginia has off year elections. what that means is that virginia this year will elect a whole new legislature and a new governor this year in 2025, just a few months from now. which means that virginia election this year will be the first big partizan test of ho

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also governors we have governor glenn youngkin of virginia. thank you glenn, a good job.ill lee of tennessee paid thank you. jeff landry, louisiana. thank you. kim reynolds of iowa, thank you. we are trying to move you know education back to the states, we are making a big move and we are counting on linda mcmahon, linda mcmahon and sitting next to you is the new star is born caroline, congratulations. new star, a star is born. patrick morrissey, congratulations. a great friend of mine and he has really helped us at the border, greg abbott. thank you. jim pillen, where are you. very good. are you feeling good? not -- you had a bad fall. you are doing all right? brad little, thank you brad. good job. good job, do you like education going back to your state you will make it top right? just so people understand, in the education world you ranked very poorly for 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries. we are at the bottom of the pack almost always are very close to and it just came out we are 40 out of 40. if we move it back to the states i can guarantee you if you take idaho, iow

. >> lawrence: it takes me back to virginia and i remember when glenn youngkin was running for governorn, down in the polls, significantly. he made it about the parents and then you had terry mcauliffe who says parents should be involved in these decisions lo and behold you got glenn youngkin rose to the top of the polls and, of course, he became governor. doesn't seem like they are taking any notice of that. >> ainsley: as a parent i want to know everything that happens to will school. i always talk to my child when i pick her up. shy will tell me the good and the bad. a lot of times kids don't talk. if something is happening illegal, that is my child, i have the right to know. >> brian: if the democrats want to get back in power, they have to go back to stop having a war with common sense. they have tomorrow brace common sense. they don't have to be conservatives, this is common sense. talk about it makes perfect sense for me to toss to carley shimkus, right? >> carley: it does. good morning to you guys. news to get. to say secretary of state marco rubio heading to the middle east nex

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like all governors in virginia, glenn youngkin is term limited to a single term.s a campaign year. and what with with what this white house is doing now that is going to be on the ballot this year at a town hall this week in loudoun county, virginia, hundreds showed up to the point that people were standing in the lobby, one person told a wtop news reporter, quote, every day for the last week or two, everyone has been scared. everyone is afraid. every day the other shoe is going to drop and we're going to get cut. end quote. this isn't just about federal workers and what happens to them. federal workers are not just a thing. they work for the american people like veterans, like preschoolers, like cancer patients. what happens to all these people? so for the do something folks out there, there is no reason to wait until 2026. the time is now. joining us now is the candidate for governor of virginia, democrat abigail spanberger. she's a former cia officer and a former member of congress. great to see you. thank you for being with us tonight. you can you really put f

also, governors, we have govern governor glenn youngkin of virginia, good job.l lee of tennessee. bill, thank you. jeff landry, louisiana. thank you, jeff. kim reynolds of iowa. thank you. we're trying to move, you know, education back to the states. you do know that. we're making a big move and counting on linda mcmahon. and sitting next to you, the new star is born, karoline, congratulations. you've done great. new star. a star is born. patrick morris. congratulations. a great friend of mine and he's really helped us at the border, done a great job, of texas, greg abbott. thank you, greg. jim pillen, where are you? jim, very good. are you feeling good? he had a bad fall. you doing all right, huh? good. you look great. brad little. brad, thank you, brad. good job. good job. you like education going back to your state? you'll make it tops, right? just so people understand, in the education world, we're ranked very poorly, 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries, we're at the bottom of the pack almost always or very close to it. that just came out, we're 40-40. and if

so governor glenn, you youngkin approve at the board university what happens next?o see the medical school curriculum i had run at university of pennsylvania for 13 years, and i had sol real expertise in that area and i was told no. you can't see the curriculum. and it was because that's going to interrupt somehow the running of the medical school, and our job was simply to keep track of how the president in the university was doing as board members. then i asked to meet with the dean of the school of medicine based on recommendation by the secretary of education of the state. and they said no. you can't meet with the dean that would interfere with the runs of medical school. and then subsequently, when it came time for the virginia board, virginia legislators to approve my appointment to the board, the democrats apparently on a party line vote decided that i should not be part of the -- board of trustees of old dominion. >> it was amazing and has to be pointed out old dominion has a medical school what does diversity and equity and inclusion have to do with prop or

. >> virginia governor glenn youngkin addresses investing in k-12 education, tax relief, veteran support, and maternal health care in his 2025 state of the commonwealth address and discusses the gaming compliance and shows his opposition to recreational marijuana sales. from the state capitol building in richmond, this is under one hour. fellow virginians, what an honor it is to join you again in mr. jefferson's capital. thank you for coming together to receive my annual assessments of the state of our beloved commonwealth. we are gathering here a few days later than normal. after the difficult and frustrating water crisis in richmond last week. i want to thank everyone, everyone who stepped up to serve neighbors, to serve communities, and to serve our capital city. that includes the house and senate clerks. i especially want to salute madame clerk for 50 years of service. to our commonwealth. and let me welcome two new cyprus and delegate singh. we are also reminded that last year, we lost an incredible virginian. a legislator and friend. senator frank graff. we all admired his selfless

virginia, glenn youngkin gets elected, it's all amazing stuff. it's heartening. but do those types of actions in today's government schools because that's what we should call them, public schools are government schools. those types of actions as we say in the book, i feel like it's like charging a machine gun nest with nerf guns. we salute your efforts, but we will bury you all. what did they do those parents? good luck, see you later, next. my mother protested at pta meetings in the school board in the 1980's and 1990's. god bless her. she took me out of those courses whether it was the sex ed course or the quest self-esteem thing that is benign by today's standards but she recognized it for what it was back then and she protested and pulled out. guess what happened in the middle school? nothing. 99% of the other kids at forest lake high school still went to that education and the quest program and now we are on the 95th iteration of that at forest lake high school in conservative minnesota. they control the pipeline of every aspect of educational industrial com

. >> bill: we'll watch that and glenn youngkin will have a news conference also. you seeing weather-wise in toronto yesterday afternoon? >> we know that investigation will take a while to complete. from a weather perspective it was blustery. we had winds, typical flight out of minneapolis should be a pretty easy flight. a nice tailwind. the wind moving west to east. on approach and given the investigation what will be unkofshgd look at the wind gusts. at the time it was landing 40 mile-per-hour winds. when you are dealing with it, planes should be able to land with a little bit of a cross wind. there will be restrictions that go into effect. we saw it in the northeast. some had delays in place and ground stops briefly. with the west wind how much of that played a factor into the decent. we have new video coming in today what looked to be a really rough landing. could weather have been a part? possibly. planes should be able to land in snow. >> bill: pilots are trained for that. weather is a big part of the investigation. he came down hard. >> it was a hard landing

it was the death nail for terry mcauliffe when, in a debate with glenn youngkin, he said this. >> i don'tbe telling schools with they should teach. >> this idea of parental rights when it comes to their child in school is something that is very important to parents. i would want to know everything that happens to them in school. >> they have become very dismissive of parents. make schools know best -- and they can dictate that. what i find out is that parents do not feel like that. they recognize that they have a right and obligation to be involved in their children's education. republicans are about building that trust between a school district and parents. democrats want to tear down that trust. which rest of the relation -- >> he thought was going on -- what's going on in washington state? altogether. senator, great to have you with us and chat with us about this. it is a very important topic for us. >> thank you for having me on. >> johnson says he is still working on that big, beautiful spending bill president trump promised. what should we expect as the budget deadline approaches? >

we have governor glenn youngkin virginia. thank you glenn. good job. bill lee of tennessee.bill, thank you jeff landry, louisiana. thank you jeff kim reynolds of iowa, thank you. we're trying to move. you know, education back to the states. you do know that we're making a big move and we're counting on linda mcmahon linda mcmahon and sitting next to you is the new star is born. caroline. congratulations. you've done great. new star. star is born. patrick morrissey. patrick. congratulations. great race a great friend of mine. and he's really helped us at the border. done a great job of texas. greg abbott thank you. greg. jim pillen, where are you? jim? very good, very good. are you feeling good? he had a bad fall. you're doing all right, huh? good. you look great, brad. little brad. thank you. brad. good job good job. do you like education? going back to your state, you'll make it top right. you know, just so people understand in the education world we're ranked very, very poorly. we're 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries. we're at the bottom of the pack almost always, or very

glenn youngkin gets elected. it is amazing stuff and heartening. i mean that sincerely. those types of actions in today's government schools, that is what we should call them. public schools are government schools. those type of actions as we say in the book, are like charging of machine gun nest with nerf guns. we salute your effort, but we will bury you. what do school boards do to parents 95% of the time? good luck, see you later, next. my mom protested at pta meetings and the school board in the 1980's and 1990's and god bless her. she took me out of those courses, whether it was the new sex ed quest or self-esteem, which is benign by today's standards but she recognized what it was. guess what happened at an elementary school and middle school? nothing. 99% of those at forest lake still went through the education and got the quest program and now we are on the 95th iteration of that at forest lake high school in conservative minnesota. they control the pipeline of the educational industrial. the textbook, curriculum, accreditations, all hard leftists. we want to dis

many parts of virginia are also experiencing flooding, prompting governor glenn youngkin to request anited major disaster declaration for storm relief. millions tonight remain under winter weather alerts. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar explains what we can expect in the days ahead. >> yes, there has been a significant amount of rainfall. you take a look at the video behind me from grundy, virginia. this is where they had the water rescues as that swift water just kind of overtook a lot of the roads and bridges in this particular area. looking at the wide swath of rain here, you can see widespread. you are looking at about 4 to 6in, but some of these spots picked up more than half a foot of rain in just the last 24 to 36 hours. now the rest of the day today, we still have what's left of that front before it finally pushes back out over the open atlantic, but there's still a little bit of moisture still left, so a lot of these places still could end up seeing a little bit more rain. you can see there as it kind of slides through. what's really going to linger the most is actually goi

on sunday afternoon, governor glenn youngkin of virginia issued, or rather i should say, submitted a request for an expedited major disaster declaration. it was for a number of reasons, partly because the governor's office says at the peak of these storms, over 200,000 customers were without power just today. there were 150 swift water rescues and two communities to the west of where we are right now faced catastrophic and historic flooding. so the impact of these storms really intensely felt here in virginia as we're getting into the evening hours, the temperature is dropping. like i said, thankfully some of the water levels are dropping as well. but local officials and state officials really encouraging the public, if you do not have to be out on the roads, especially in some of these areas impacted by those flooding, just don't go out because it's not worth risking your life. as first responders and cleanup crews are waiting for this flooding to subside. >> paula. danny freeman, thank you. and ahead, how the trump administration is leveraging the power of x as his rapid fire effor

the governor of virginia, glenn youngkin, on sunday afternoon submitted a request for an expedited majorter declaration. it was for a number of reasons. according to the governor's office, it's because at one point, over 200,000 customers were without power. on sunday, 150 swift water rescues had to take place in this area of virginia and parts to the west, and also just to the west of u.s. two communities suffered, as the governor put it, catastrophic flooding and historic flooding as well. the intensity of the storms felt not only here in virginia, but also in other parts of the region in the state of kentucky. the governor, andy beshear, said that there were over 1000 rescues that had to take place over the course of the weekend, including two nursing homes that had to be evacuated. but public officials all throughout the area are noting that the weather is getting colder. as we got into the evening hours on sunday. and while the water is starting to recede in some areas, there is still flooding in some of these impacted areas. so local officials and state officials are encouraging pe

we got word from virginia governor glenn youngkin just a little while ago that he has submitted a request for an expedited major disaster declaration. and it's for a couple of different reasons. one, because he said at the peak of the flooding here in virginia, there were over 200,000 customers who did not have power. there were 150 swift water rescues just today, on this sunday, uh, and then there was also two communities in the western part of the commonwealth, a little bit west of where we are, that saw truly catastrophic and historic flooding. and the governor of virginia really emphasized that part of the state here that was impacted so much. a lot of them helene as well. so that'm the mentioned kentucky as well. eight people at this point confirmed dead by the governor, andy beshear. everyone, though still emphasizing it's cold. the waters are still high in some areas, so do not go out in some of these impacted spots if you don't have to. paula. >> all right danny. thank you. and still ahead three years into russia's war in ukraine, what's the long game for russia? we'll talk about

we also just learned in the past hour and a half or so that virginia governor glenn youngkin submitteda request for an expedited major disaster declaration. as part of this request, the governor of virginia noted that just today, they had 150 swift water rescues and also two towns to the west of here. they've had catastrophic and historic flooding. so it just goes to show you just how intense the damage has been here today. and just i'll run over some of those numbers that you just heard, the governor of kentucky note as well, eight people at this point presumed to have been killed in the flooding. potentially, that number will rise. in kentucky, the rescues there have been over 1000. just you can tell how many first responders have been working all through the night. and the other thing that i'll note, paula, is something that you mentioned as well. it's cold out here still as we were driving down to get to the spot today, we drove through west virginia. it was snowing for much of the drive. it was raining as well at times. this entire system has been challenging for these communities

are getting those phone calls to westmore here in maryland, for example, is certainly getting glenn youngkin in. virginia is getting. yes, he's probably getting reinforcing messages from his conservative flank, but he's also getting messages from northern virginia. all right. and so the reality of it is they have to contextualize all of this alley. and at the at the bottom line, it really goes to the heart of what we're talking about here, the overreach by the executive branch stripping away the rights of citizens through what they're doing in these relative, you know, agencies and cabinet positions, putting in place people who are deconstructing the administration of our government. to what end? and i think i want to level up a great piece by david french that talks about the unconstitutional constitutional acts. right. in other words, what donald trump is doing is remaking the constitution right in front of us. >> yeah. and we need. >> to watch that, and we need to watch that. and that's something that governors quite honestly see and feel most quickly, because it impacts exactly how they

we learned yesterday afternoon that the governor, glenn youngkin, submitted a request for that expedited major disaster declaration. that was because at one point, over 200,000 people were without power in southwestern virginia. also, two areas just to the west of us right here suffered catastrophic flooding and historic flooding that hadn't seen before. sarah was speaking with someone in your last hour from the government of virginia, who noted that there are a lot of people who are still in this area also recovering from hurricane helene, that are now getting hit again from this storm over the weekend. but, john, as you noted as well, kentucky taking a lot of the brunt of this storm damage over the course of the weekend, a thousand water rescues in kentucky, nine confirmed deaths at this point. take a listen to how some first responders were dealing with some evacuations back on saturday evening, when the storm was really hitting its peak. >> everybody was taken care of. they have the meds they need, the oxygen, the beds, the warmth. they don't have to worry about food and being scared

last night about how this has been playing in virginia, where the republican governor there is glenn youngkin. he has just been tying himself into a pretzel, trying both to defend what trump is doing and say how much he supports trump, while his state proportionately has more federal workers and federal contracts than anywhere else in the country. youngkin promises help for federal workers but defends trump job cuts. it's impossible to do that. both of those things at once. and the local press in virginia is well aware of that. they are not fooled. local press in virginia, based on what they've been running lately, seems to be totally aware of what trump is doing and what damage it means for their state. this, for example, was the editorial page in the virginia pilot newspaper today. quote, as a winter storm expected to bring substantial snowfall approaches, communities throughout the region are making preparations, largely thanks to the detailed forecasting done by the meteorologist at the national weather service. that's another invaluable service president donald trump and elon musk hope t

the governor of virginia, glenn youngkin, he yesterday submitted a request for an expedited major disaster declaration because at one point, over 200,000 people were without power. there were 150 water rescues and two communities in western virginia had catastrophic and historic flooding. but then, of course, sarah, we need to talk about kentucky because they really face the brunt of this particular storm. as you noted. over 1000 water rescues over the weekend and nine people sadly confirmed to be killed. that includes a mother and her child out in hart county who were swept away in the floodwaters. take a listen now. first responders described that incident. >> and it had rolled over upside down. rescuers did rescue the seven year old out and rescue her, but retrieve her out of the vehicle, but could not get to the mom because the water was coming up so fast. >> now, while some parts sarah are doing a little bit better in the light of day, the governor of kentucky and the government of kentucky maintains that there is still a risk of flooding, especially some rivers that might see some fl

over the weekend here in virginia, governor glenn youngkin, he actually submitted a request for an expedited major disaster declaration. that was because over 200,000 people were without power and at least two areas of virginia had, in his words, catastrophic flooding and historic flooding as well. but we have to talk about kentucky. our neighbors just to the west, because they really experienced quite a bit of the brunt of these storms. sarah, nine people killed in that flooding, over 1000 water rescues over the course of the weekend. and i want you to take a listen to how first responders described, actually a mother and her child who were killed in the flooding in hart county over the weekend. >> and it had rolled. >> over upside down. the rescuers did rescue the seven year old out and rescue her, but retrieve her out of the vehicle, but could not get to the mom because the water was coming up so fast. >> again, sarah. just heartbreaking. so sad right there. that particular story. but that's the exact sort of thing that state, local and government officials have been warning folks in this

governor glenn youngkin, he actually just submitted a request for an expedited major disaster declaration here in the commonwealth. he said that there have been 150 swift water rescues just today in the commonwealth, and that there are some areas specifically to the west of us where we are right now that have experienced catastrophic and historic flooding. the governor of virginia, noting that it's been difficult, especially in areas, frankly, that are still recovering from hurricane helene and the remnants of that powerful storm. so we just got on the ground here, fred, we're going to keep on reporting on just what the scope of this damage is in this area of the country, fred. >> all right. keep us posted. danny freeman, thank you so much. all right. coming up tonight, saturday night live celebrates a very special anniversary with its favorite comedy stars. we'll look back at some of the iconic skits next. >> lockerbie premieres tonight at nine on cnn. >> planning to move? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move with pods. save up to 20% now for a