arizona governor doug ducey is showing the way. or announced a statewide program that offers parents $7,000 in education-related aid if their child's public school shuts down, even for a day. governor ducey is in focus now. good to see you today. this has been ground shaking and i would imagine you have gotten other governors to take a look at what you are doing, too. where did this come from? >> thank you, harris, arizona children are in school, arizona kids are going to stay in their classroom. and we are not going to let the union thugs play chicago-like games in arizona. so when they made that threat and they reached out to try to shut down our schools, we are going to give our parents the financial flexibility to take their child to the school of their choice if a school shuts down for even one day. so we want to empower our families. we want to empower our students. not these systems that have been hurting our kids and you hit the nail on the head when you talked about mental health issues and unintended consequences. we need

he believes if the governor doug ducey, former governor doug ducey -- soon to be former governor dougey has a chance to run, he could win. in maryland, mitch mcconnell believes if larry hogan, a republican in a blue state who is very popular runs for senate, he is term-limited, he can win. so those are options that mitch mcconnell thinks are very viable, but those are also two people donald trump will fight very hard against in primaries. >> lots of developments up on the hill. guys, thank you, very, very much. >>> coming up, a federal judge orders the trump attorney behind the plot to overturn the presidential election to hand over his emails to the january 6 select committee. we're now learning just how closely john eastman was working with the former president. new information when we come back. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite autoglass. with their exclusive technology, they fixed my windshield... then recalibrated the camera attached to my glass so my safety systems still work.

he can get governor hogan, former governor hogan in the maryland race, especially in the case of doug duceytes, if you will. he thinks governor ducey was supposed to help him cheat in arizona and he didn't. mcconnell wants to be hohum. mostly on the same page as donald trump but that's going to be sorely tested. >> they're very much connected, john. my understanding in talking to republican sources is that a big reason if not the big reason, governor ducey isn't already in the senate race is because he understands the incoming he would get undoubtedly from former president donald trump because, as you said, ducey daned to stand up for the truth and the rule of law and not bend to his election lies. that's a very real dynamic. for larry hogan, it's a bit different because he's in a -- he's a very popular governor in a blue state. and more of a question about whether he wants to be a senator after being a governor for some time. if i may, very quickly, there's one line in here that manu got which is just -- first of all, this interview is fantastic. i encourage everyone to read it. mcconnell

it's not that likely doug ducey gets in the senate race.ook for him to go after pursuit of national aspirations. we've heard about since day one. >> it's great to have your perspective and your analysis from listen on the ground there in arizona. we really appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> let's turn to the big headlines, omicron cases, that seem to show maybe, maybe the surge is starting to en. at least in some places. thankfully. it looks like not as many people are getting quite as sick as they were from other variants. here's the deem, there are some groups of people still who are immunocompromised. people who have not been able to have reactions to a vaccine they would need to. people with kids under the age of five who know that life looks a whole lot similar at the very start of this pandemic in some ways. the recent "new york times" says i see signs of despair from parents of kids undertive that shows how thinly stretched parents are. some of the word, devastating, disgusting and at a breaking point. and it's more than just t

you just had doug ducey on and i want to talk about the leadership here in arizona.e have hoffman, who has signed on as a forgery to the certification of the election, we have kyrsten sinema, who is a so-called democrat, which my wife and daughter voted for, but will not be voting for again. because, of her status against voting rights and filibuster. i just want to put that out there. we have a legal legislators trying to overturn the election from out of arizona. we have a person, kyrsten sinema , who says she is a democrat but stands directly with the republicans on every issue. thank you very much. we appreciate your time. host: daniel in michigan, bloom -- bloomfield hills. good morning, we are talking about major issues in your state. howard you describe that? caller: the major issues are taxes, they are too high. and our teachers, they will not teach. so, i think really we need to organize the ability to teach at our local schools without the teachers, in other words get volunteers, people who have a college degree to come in, volunteering, and teach at the sc

. >> arizona republican governor doug ducey gave his 2022 state of the state address from the state capitol in phoenix. the governor focused a lot part of the remarks on security at the southern border with mexico and on education. it runs about 50 minutes. [applause]

. >> arizona governor doug ducey delivered the 2022 state of the state address from the state capitoln phoenix. the second term republican focused his wrist marks -- his remarks on security and education. [applause] [applause]. [applause] thank you. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] speaker bowers, president, leaders, chief justice, members of the legislature and judiciary, everyone assembled here, the family, the friends, the special guests and dignitaries, all my fellow arizonians, there is nowhere else i'd rather be right now than here in this chamber on this floor together in person smiling, shaking hands, and celebrating the strength and the future of the state of arizona. [applause] typically in the evened numbered year we've logged a lot of hours working together, but today we have an unusually large number of fresh faces and that makes it all the more exciting. with all the new members of the house and senate

. >> arizona governor doug ducey delivered the 2022 state of the state address from the state capitolhe second term republican focus focus his remarks on immigration an education. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thankth you. speaker bowers, president fann, leaders rios and bolding, chief justice brutinel, members of the legislature and judiciary, everyone assembled here, thela families, the friends, the special guests and dignitaries, all my fellow arizonans, there is nowhere else i'd rather be right now than here, in thisig chamber, on this floor, together, in person, smiling, shaking hands, and celebrating the strength and the future of the state of arizona. [applause] typically in an even numbered year, we've logged a lot of hours working together. but today we have an unusually large number of fresh faces. and that makes it all the more exciting.f would all the new members of the house and senate, those sworn in since our last sine die, please rise? [applause] just wanted to make sure you got a proper welcome. without citizens like yourselves and your colleagues wil

and the other big breaking news is our, the state of arizona, you and i talked about it, governor doug ducey said they will take the $7,000 per kid, put it in the family his hands, if you're public-school close as you can still take your kids someplace else. thank you for watching, "outnumbered" is next. >> emily: the covid crisis under president biden's watch as the u.s. records 1 million new cases and 24 hours. the only country in the world to ever reach that daily mark. and now the president is facing renewed scrutiny over his handling of the pandemic. i am emily compagno and this is "outnumbered." i'm joined by harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, gillian turner, and in the center seat we have joe concha. the million cobig cases is double that in india back in may and this comes as nearly one and 100 americans tested positive for the virus in just the last week. meantime, the mixed messages from the cdc and white house are creating even more confusion while raising new concerns about how the president is managing this crisis. he is now set to meet with his covid response team in just a

and the other big breaking news is our, the state of arizona, you and i talked about it, governor doug duceyill take the $7,000 per kid, put it in the family his hands, if you're public-school close as you can still take your kids someplace else. thank you for watching, "outnumbered" is next. >> emily: the covid crisis under president biden's watch as the u.s. records 1 million new cases and 24 hours. the only country in the world to ever reach that daily mark. and now the president is facing renewed scrutiny over his handling of the pandemic. i am emily compagno and this is "outnumbered." i'm joined by h

. >> bill: quickly winner, arizona governor doug ducey who gave parents a real choice with the $7,000e dad in chicago who found out their kids' schools were closed. [coughing] excuse me. >> bret: that is a loser of the week. we will get you some water and thank you. you made it through that all right. panel, have a great weekend. when we come back, "notable quotables." ♪ ♪ with apple carplay support. get 2.49% apr financing on the 2022 gx 460. ♪♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. . >> bret: it's friday, you know what that means, "notable quotables." >> there is a lot of reason to believe to be hopeful in 2020. >> if i had a dollar for every lockdown politician who decided to escape to florida, i would be a pretty doggone wealthy man. >> any time there is a carveout, you eat the whole turkey. >> streets aren't plowed. cars are stuck. they are broken down. peo

rankled democrats when she declined to endorse their gubernatorial candidate who was running against doug ducey in 2018. you know a lot of democrats said she was more concerned about her own political status. she narrowly won that election and the reason there's a democrat representing arizona is because it is, in fact, kyrsten sinema. at the same time you saw all of this come to a head here today and their decision to censure their own senator. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you for that. joining me to discuss this a bit further, robert gibbs, former white house press secretary and an msnbc political analyst. robert, quick on this topic before we have you back in a little bit. how do you interpret this move? do you think it was appropriate given the way voting rights measures went down? >> well, look, i think if you look, alex, at arizona, arizona is in many ways ground zero for a lot of the things that we've seen around voting and voting rights really since the 2020 elections. i think the consternation among democratic activists shouldn't be a surprise to senator sinema at all. i do think while th

well, tonight donald trump warned arizona's republican governor doug ducey, that he will not get trump's endorsement if he runs for senate. not trumpy enough according to big lie standard. we learned this week that the justice department is now prosecuting 11 insurrectionists with something called seditious conspiracy. the charges all tied to following trump's big lie, attacking the capitol and attempting to stop the certification of joe biden's win. and donald trump seems to think he can keep undermining our democracy in plain sight and there won't be any consequences. consider all of the damage happening to our democracy as we speak. we can all see it. you're not imagining things. the threat is very, very real. and for 48 senate democrats, at least, losing our democracy seems to be worse than losing a senate rule. kyrsten sinema and joe manchin apparently do not see it that way, so what else can be done? leading off our discussion tonight reginald boulding, a democratic leader of the arizona house of representatives and also running for arizona secretary of state. representative bouldi

i love what doug ducey is doing, too. school. here he is. >> arizona kids are going to stay in their classroom and we're not going to let the union thugs play chicago-like games in arizona. we want to empower our students not these systems that have been hurting our kids. too much focus on masks. not enough focus on math. let's stop talking about restrictions. get the kids back together in the classroom. the socialization that happens. the sports and athletics. along with the academic learning. >> steve: great idea, governor doocy. newt gingrich said this is the most creative response yet to the teachers union putting children last. chicago should follow his lead. and so what they're doing is, you know, if the school unions in the state of arizona say, you know what? we are not coming in today, then every parent who wants $7,000 is going to get it don't know where the money is coming from. could be part of the leftover covid money. it not only applies to private tuition at private school which is fantastic. but child care

arizona's governor doug ducey says it won't happen in his state.talk about an eagle eye. mafia fugitive on the run for 20 years is caught after being spotted on google maps. he thought he had made it in the shade living near madrid after escaping from prison. they saw a man standing outside a fruit and vegetable store who looked like him. the fugitive was living if spain under a false name and trace when police caught up with him the first thing he said was how did you find me? i haven't even called my family in 10 years. he was working as a chef. >> trace: google maps take a while to get into the system. he had been there for a while and stayed there and just by chance they went in and said okay, this guy has to be in the area somewhere and indeed he was. incredible. google maps is out there in case you are trying to escape. >> trace: the new district attorney in new york is ignoring backlash after announcing his office won't seek jail time for a number of offenses including resisting offense, beating and sex work. we're live with the latest. >> g

. >> arizona republican governor doug ducey gave his 2022 state of the state address from the state capitol in phoenix. the governor focused a lot part of the remarks on security at the southern border with mexico and on education. it runs about 50 minutes. [applause]

as you pointed out, arizona governor doug ducey has figured this out and said look if the schools closelsewhere. any other businesses close. say your walmart closes you can take your money elsewhere. trard joey's or safeway. if your child's school closes you should take your kid's education dollars elsewhere. regardless of whether your school opens or not, parents should be able to take their children's education dollars to the education provider of their choosing. education funding is meant for educating children. not for propping up and protecting a particular institution. we should fund students, not systems. think about it real quick in chicago. they spend over $27,000 per kid now per year and the average private school tuition is only about 11 or $12,000 per year. less than half of what they spend in the government schools per student. give that money to the parents. let them figure it out because the unions and the district can't get it done. >> steve: not only would it be more efficient but, you know, they would probably wind up getting a better education when you are in the clas

you just had doug ducey on and i want to talk about the leadership here in arizona.offman, who has signed on as a forgery to the certification of the election, we have kyrsten sinema, who is a so-called democrat, which my wife and daughter voted for, but will not be voting for again. because, of her status against voting rights and filibuster. i just want to put that out there. we have a legal legislators trying to overturn the election from out of arizona. we have a person, kyrsten sinema , who says she is a democrat but stands directly with the republicans on every issue. thank you very much. we appreciate your time. host: daniel in michigan, bloom -- bloomfield hills. good morning, we are talking about major issues in your state. howard you describe that? caller: the major issues are taxes, they are too high. and our teachers, they will not teach. so, i think really we need to organize the ability to teach at our local schools without the teachers, in other words get volunteers, people who have a college degree to come in, volunteering, and teach at the schools, a

arizona where we had general mick mcguire on the program earlier he is a senate candidate because doug ducey you have mask mandates. the federal government treasury department says we are not going to give you money then. here are the stakes, he spoke to us earlier. >> we understood we went through this crisis that was local control, state management, and federal resourcing. you saw with the unconstitutional mandate that was just struck down, this is authoritarian behavior and here in arizona we know local control is the best way to manage this. the federal government needs to stay out of things like who should be in school with masks on. and who is working at local establishments and how they are managing that through these 100 employee mandates that they are working through and do their job, which is enforce the border and keep our community safe. will: hey, pete, you brought up the insanity and brought up boston. i, for one, am happy that we have stopped the lunacy of 3-inch open windows. 3 inches was incredibly dangerous and everyone knows that covid can't fit through 3 inches. 4 inches