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ben carson tonight. again, i want to start with you.tment of justice involved and engaged with school board meetings, how do they justify this? >> you can and as a lawyer, you cannot. this is serious l intimidation. critical race theory is racing. these are local issues and what i find insulting is we are ignoring that critical race theory is trying to teach our kids to be a little racist individuals. these parents are fighting back. they have a direct right in the curriculum and what are these kids are going to be taught at school. this is part of a federalized game in conjunction with the national teachers union to basically invalidate our kids. i find it offensive not only as a civil rights attorney, not as aaw lawyer, but a former schoolteacher. it is outrageous. >> jason: i don't believe there's any federal jurisdiction to get the fbi involved in our local school board meetings. how do you think the next school board meeting is actually going to go? n when there's an open meeting and they actually open up and let the parents talk a

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housing and urban development secretary doctor ben carson but it's out sunday on fox news at 10:00 a.m. right foxbusiness start smart every week and six -- 9:00 a.m. eastern joint meet weekdays for mornings with maria on foxbusiness for help will start with your day with us every weekday. that will do it for us in this weekend, thank you s being with me. have a great rest of the weekend everybody and i'll see you again next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello this week on the wall street journal at large, still no deal for the u.s. economy shows signs of stalling and inflation continues to surge democrats are still arguing among themselves about the plan to spend trillions of dollars and raised taxes. this is exactly the u.s. economy really needs right now? plus yes virginia there is a santa claus and he might be about to bring you an early christmas present in the shape of a republican governor. look at the hottest resnick country right now is a contest goes on to the wire. you get hammered from all sides facebook's out of the witness protection program got give itself a protection identity what

ben carson. we remain every week there seems to be something new, something ridiculous and it's important, i would ask you if you agree that it's important to remind the american people that no one elected dr. fauci to tell us what to do in our day-to-day lives, it's the most antithetical aspect of the american life about what it is that we should be doing. what's your take on this when it comes to freedom and how we can also stay safe and keep ourselves healthy? >> thank you, tammy. what we've done is we have given common sense over to so-called experts and we are smart people. a lot of these people just assume that the american people are very naive and they will accept anything. there were a lot of people who recognize what's going on here. a lot of this is not about covid, it's not about vaccines it's about basic fundamental freedoms for the very thing that people came to this country for in the first place and we are allowing all of this subterfuge to get in the way. the fact of the matter i

ben carson, the african-american hud secretary became an active proponent. guy named jerome smith who work in the white house who have worked for tim scott, he also was in. so trump didn't two things. he embraced the thing a man a lot of people be against it because it was a trump thing. secondly, rather cynically, he made it seem like this is my answer to anybody who asks if i have done anything for the black community. host: we have a clip of cory booker talking about opportunity zones. let's look at that. >> republicans and democrats to write and then passed a law that is bringing billions of dollars of investment to low income urban and rural communities that have for too long been left out and left behind. there are so many places like that across america. not just cities like this one. farm communities and factory towns that like us here in new york, have been given up on eight talked down to. counted out and underestimated. host: early on, the interest on both sides of that was really essential to moving onward. talk about these two freshman senators

ben carson, chairman of the american cornerstone institute. dr. carson, great to see you. make sure that terry mcauliffe said that they don't teach critical race theory in virginia schools. it's a trump-devos program to divide people. so he said parents are fighting a phantom. your thoughts. >> well, thanks for having me, trace. basically he's assuming that people are stupid. that they can't see or hear or feel anything. the fact of the matter is, this country is supposed to be of, by and for the people. so what the parents have to say about the education of their children is paramount. it's not supposed to be of, by and for the government. in fact, the government and the local school officials and the school board, they work for the people. it's not the other way around. somehow they have gotten it completely mixed up. we need to be teaching our children critical theory but critical math and science and civics theory. not to type people that they're victims. i can't imagine if they taught critical race theory when i was a youngster and i was a victim and i couldn't climb

ben carson, the hud secretary, became a proponent and jerome smith, who worked in the white house who had worked for tim scott, he also was it. trump did two things. he embraced this thing and made a lot of people against it because it was a trump thing. secondly, rather cynically, he made it seem this is my answer to anybody asks if i've done anything for the black community. host: we have a quote from cory booker talking about opportunity zones. sen. booker: i worked with republicans and democrats to write and pass a law that is bringing billions ofa lot bring. there are so many places like that across america. it is not just cities like this one. communities and towns like us in newark have been given upon and talked down to, counted out, and, underestimated. susan: early on, their interest on both sides of the aisle was really essential moving forward. talk about these two freshman senators and why this concept really appealed to them? david: that's a good question. cory booker is right that he am tim scott do this together. it was a bipartisan effort. but, it was not put into law