in his backyard and actually got the agriculture exemption and basically chiseled fairfax county out5000 per year which is actually one year salary for a teacher i will not do that you make hundreds of millions of dollars why do you chiseled fairfax county's or you could have an agriculture exemption in your backyard? that's wrong. so let's begin. the two.$6 billion surplus was actually generated by overtaxing virginians and then to go from the state government. >> you have no idea we are talking about i know it's hard for you. [applause] >> but you have no idea what you are talking about. >> what i believe is that money belongs to virginia not terry mcauliffe. by the way they will overtax again by two.$6 billion again. they are piling on tax upon tax to eliminate the grocery tax double the standard deduction with the largest tax rebate in virginia history and cut the taxation on the military retirement plan faxed fact find virginia moving out families moving away faster than they are moving here because taxes are too high and we will bring them down making cost of living in virginia

joining me is the fairfax county registrar.

he didn't even quite get 60% in fairfax county. fairfax county is enormous.e of every seven votes in virginia comes out of fairfax county. 's glenn youngkin doesn't have to win it but if he can get anywhere what mitt romney got less than ten years ago do that in a fairfax county, he could win virginia. again, the stakes here could be bigger than just virginia, think of the suburban area, metropolitan areas across the country, next year with republicans trying to win the house of representatives is looking at glenn youngkin here. if he can shave points off a democratic margin in the big popular suburbs, no reason we can't do that across the country in 2022. >> so, talk about the stakes in a second. gary, go to you. you've been on the campaign trail, i know in virginia here with this. we talked about getting ready for the segment that "beloved" ad. classic book. mcauliffe campaign accusing the youngkin campaign trying to plug into divisive culture world that rack wracked some of the areas in virginia. what have you seen out there on the road? >> reporter: hey t

here is a moment from last night's school board meeting in fairfax county, virginia. >> the f.b.i. has no place in our school board. this is not russia, this is not communist china. this is the united states of america. >> community members aren't the only ones fired up over the memo released by the justice department this week. federal resources amid rising tensions at school board meetings nationwide. mitch mcconnell sent a scathing letter to merrick garland writing telling elected officials they're wrong is democracy, not intimidation. >> regardless of the reasoning, threats and violence against public servants is illegal. that's what he was conveying from the department of justice. >> this move was initiated by the national school board association which likeened the actions of some parents to that of domestic terrorists. mcconnell's letter condemned violence or harassment but said it was federal overreach. parents should be telling their local schools what to teach. that is a major point of agreement for thoefs attending the pray vote stand summit hosted by the family research

the law firm is -- a woman says she was repeatedly raped on her fairfax county middle school campus is a 12-year-old and slashed with a knife, burned with a later, penetrated and here is the reporter who broke this story for the daily wire. his response would be i imagine the word former law firm is no longer associated with. is that valid? >> he left to run for governor. if he wasn't running for governor he would still be there. this law firm has been doing the dirty work of school systems ever since they were on the wrong side of brown versus board in the 1950s, paid them over a quarter million bucks a year and since that time, 2019 fairfax county public schools has paid andrews $9 million. why the school system pays that much money to lawyers, they do to fight parents, to fight kids who allege they were wronged at school by the in action direction of school system officials. when he supports the educational establishment, it is a special interest of administrators who have their own interests which are different from parents and they are trying to get this poor girl, it is worse the

. >>> the fairfax county courthouse, i've come here to watch demaris' killer, venus, make a plea. but none this horrendous or complex. a sentiment shared by the virginia county prosecutor. >> do you have any sense of what went wrong with her? >> a lot of these young people in this situation come from violent backgrounds in central america. it just seems to get in their heads it's a way to get status, to be a violent person. it's hard for me to understand. you feel like shaking these kids. thanks, guys. [speaking non-english]. >> does it bother you, what happened? do you think about it? sometimes? >> it's hard for me to fathom how and why one young girl would execute another. was it simply a love triangle that spiraled out of control or had venus and demaris been used in some way by ms-13? the entire murder had been recorded by one of the assailants and was shown in court. venus is seen taunting her victim. then, she stabs demaris 13 times with a serrated knife. a second assailant completes the execution with a sharpened stick. a group of gang members stand by and watch. >> venus wh

black lives matter black lives matter zealots have influenced and school districts like fairfax county and their goal is to turn your kids into hard-core activists by remaking education from top to bottom. >> i would watch hours of the school board meetings and it's horrifying what we are seeing. it's a big business. it's pedagogue's and cultural marxism, implicit bias training, the colonizing syllabi and this extremism is like a cult. >> laura: and now that many of us are on to them, progressive school boards and districts across america are freaking out. do they change the reticle cores or do they just try to discourage parental involvement on all these hot button issues. the mankato, minnesota, school board chores, chose the latter. >> it's a business meeting of the school board, not a meeting that belongs to the public. each speaker is asked to state his or her name for the record and failure to do so will result in the individual not being allowed to speak. participants are prohibited from calling out or addressing any individual school board or school district staff member. >> la

but he went to fairfax county last year during covid and have it attacks game because he keeps forces—- fancy horses in his backyard in god and agriculture exemption and out of 75000 per year which is a year salary for a teacher. i will not do that you make hundreds of millions of dollars just so you can have an agriculture exemption for your fancy horses in your backyard? that is wrong. >> with that surplus four.$3 billion in the 9 billion other places. >> you have no ideas revenueut expenses are hard for you. [cheers and applause] >> that youou have no idea we were talking about. what i believe is that money belongs to virginians not terry mcauliffe. by the way the two.$6 billion again. piling tax upon tax to eliminate the grocery tax and eliminate the standard deduction with the largest tax rebate in virginia history the taxes were too high and make the cost of living lower and then he>> wants to ban abortion and is against gay marriage i have those who to richmond virginia and then with extreme position i have nestlÉ corporation to move out of l.a. so that 20 billion new capital a

terrorists, this resolution tonight, but - gender sexuality club in fairfax county. >> garland's son in law is cofounder of a company called panorama did which sells social justice and crt material. millions for data mining off of kids. parents got accused of domestic terrorism. the ag's war on parents not only helping teacher unions but his own family. todd: let's go to thursday night football action. matthew stafford and la rams against the seattle seahawks 26 to 17. michael dixon steal the show. >> dixon kicks it. jillian: the first time before he kicks the ball up deep into rams territory. across the line of scrimmage. during the game. can i just say - i can get down with the lime green but not the whole lime green. todd: finally, the browns - >> the uniform. todd: they look horrible. have you seen anything like that in your time watching football and we have our answer. jillian: you have a big game this weekend. todd: will cain and lawrence jones's cowboys. i've been avoiding lj. he is going to come at me. jillian: 13 after the hour, horrified by the crime stats for 2020. homici

gender and sexuality as fairfax county - jillian: it has come to light ag garland's son-in-law is the cofounder of a company called panorama and which sells social justice and crt material. a tweet that it makes millions from data mining and others saying a contract is worth $2.4 million. parents got accused of domestic terrorism. republican representative jim banks tweeted the ag's war on parents is not only helping teachers unions but his own family. todd: thank you very much. jillian: lara trump weighs in on the plan to target concerned parents, she joins us coming up. todd: magazine writer facing backlash for saying anyone fighting president biden is supporting authoritarianism. ♪♪ this is the new world of work. each day looks different than the last. but, whatever work becomes, the world works with servicenow. shingles? camera man: yeah, 1 out of 3 people get shingles in their lifetime. well that leaves 2 out of 3 people who don't. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean that nasty red rash? and donna next door had it for weeks. yeah, but there's noth

fairfax county. more than a million people there. this is the biggest county in virginia. again, look at this. trump, 70 -- excuse me, lost basically 70 to 28%. roll back the clock to the pre-trump election of 2012. still a democratic county, but only 20 points. barack obama beat romney and in a county big at fairfax, more than a. people. difference between democrats winning by 20, democrats by 40 and enormous implications state-wide. how democrats are able to get margin up in virginia. making huge gains in places like fairfax, loud be and other places. question for tuesday night, can glenn youngkin, can republicans make in-roads? win back leveling of supported in places like this before donald trump camology? arrest the trump surge, the trump backlash in these places? that's what glenn youngkin needs to do here in virginia. republicans nationally will pay close attention, because if glenn youngkin can show a path to winning back old level of republican support in suburbs, places like loudon, fairfax county other places here, show a way to do that in virginia, they're goin

in fairfax county, 10,000 kids have been pulled from schools. they do teach critical race theory.t acknowledging it. fairfax county paid a racist himself $20,000 to give a speech for an hour to school administrators and to teachers last summer. they backed that up when it came to light and public documents that they made that much money saying it was essential to how they learn to teach children. it's not just the issue of critical race theory. it's about pornographic books in the libraries for young children, parents leading them out loud and embarrassing school boards over it. what do you think the parents are doing? terry mcauliffe spearing parents saying this is a racist dog whistle. there's parents in loudoun county and people that actually come from china that say they don't want it in the schools. finally, it's not a food look for the loudoun county school board and calling the sheriff's department and acting like they're domestic terrorists and asking for insane security when they're tax-payer funded and have the right to be there. so terry mcauliffe says he should be list

but right now i am in front of luther jackson middle school here in fairfax county.de with signs like this one. fbi versus moms? is that what really the biden administration wants to be doing. i suggest they back off and understand that parent are their friends and the friends of chirp are not the enemy. we are here to protect children. elizabeth: has anybody from the white house, administration, education department reached out to you, reached out to any of these parents to talk about their concerns? >> not a single person. that is what is unbelievable, liz. this mom stood before the school board and not a single school board member has contacted her. but guess what? we just sent a letter to the senate commerce committee and from parents defending education and we're asking for hearings because there is something very big that they're hiding. this is fox business and you know i love to follow the money. there is a big tech industry right now that is data mining children and i spoke before the school board about a contract by panarama education, founded by the son-in

joining me is the fairfax county registrar. thank you for being here.ing on more people to come forward and make sure the vote is counted correctly. is there anything anyone should be worried about? >> absolutely not. there was no fraud in 2020 and this narrative that goes on that's kind of given fuel to this need to prove fraud or find fraud is really becoming kind of counter productive in and of itself. voters can have confidence that there never was fraud. there's not been systemic fraud in my lifetime, and it's a problem -- it's a search for a problem that doesn't exist. >> what are you seeing in your state? who is coming in? who is wanting to service poll watchers? >> poll watchers are a tradition and a right granted to both political parties. both parties usually take advantage of it. we have seen the republican party groups represented portions of the republican party making it very aggressive effort to recruit and staff political observers at our polling places. that's what's out of the ordinary. >> former president trump continues to push lies

in virginia over $2 million has basically come from federal covid cash to fairfax county to panoramacourse merrick garland's son-in-law. in eight normal justice department what that would mean is the attorney general would recuse himself or any behavior that appeared improper. that's not what is happening with this justice department they're going after parents hard they're trying to chill the descent were sitting across the country. >> full disclosure of cowritten a story at the wall street journal, was close friends with danny pearl when he was assassinated in pakistan. the data mining of students is also drawn the attention of how panoramas also got funding from the foundation back to bite mark zuckerberg of facebook. he wrapped that together to come a final word for it. >> that is the truth. this organization, think about it. by extension merrick garland is bite facebook and mark zuckerberg, you talk about specialist in data mining people that is what facebook does. back in 2012 mark zuckerberg & company admitted to emotionally manipulating people on the news feed in order to ass

his closing ad is an ad featuring a parent from fairfax county here, who claims her son was made veryreading a novel, she doesn't say how old he was or what novel it was, and that the parent objected and that the school board was unresponsive, and that's bad, and this was an issue in virginia, and there was actual legislation that mcauliffe vetoed over certain readings in school. now, in fact, for some senior and the book was "beloved" by toni morrison, so this is not an exotic book being forced on a 6th grader. i don't know whether we want parents to choose what should be on the ap english reading lists, the books are made up nationally, this is an ap english class. we'll see if the attempt to run against the school boards, run against the public school establishment, a claim that, you know, middle american values are being trampled on by the liberal elites in fairfax county. i don't know the closing with that is the most -- is a sign of great strength. i wonder if youngkin's polls are a little bit down. mcauliffe is closing with a little more of a pods, i was a good governor, i can

of thomas jefferson high school parent teacher association and also elizabeth schultz a former fairfax county and former department of education official. good morning to both of you. >> a good morning. >> elizabeth, we are hearing many different stories out of fairfax and the neighboring county, loudoun county was happening to our schools and i understand you pulled your son out of one of these schools. it tell us wife. >> unfortunately, i have four children that were in fairfax county public schools. my older are adults, but when you see a school board that is as a town it deaf to the needs of students and the desires of parents who shut them out and walk away from the table when ethnography is presented to them at a school board meeting, not a plastic topic, but this is in our schools and photography for kids is bad and parents try to point that out. school boards walk away and in loudoun county they shut parents out, parents like scott smith are left wanting accountability on the behalf of the superintendent or the school board and really to have the d.o.j. put us in a position where we a

the republican party in fairfax county, virginia commonwealth. and over the last about 6 weeks, we've seen that we have an election next week of next week and in the commonwealth of virginia for governor. but the intensity when the number of people that are talking about how badly biden and the democrats are doing, it's just ticked up now to republic content. but it's northern virginia, and a lot of the republican tent people would tell me they hated trump and all that. so, but you're, you're just feeling a very different thing than we felt before. and i think again to richard's point, forget about the hard core democrats and harker, republicans not going anywhere. the rest of the country that whatever that number is, they look it up and see. and this president is an up for the job. the vice president is not up for the job and the country, the basics. i didn't even get to my list, the supply chain. we can't can't be people to judge to get the supply chain problem sop. you're telling me that we can't figure out a way to get more trucks to the port

. >> parents in fairfax county virginia speaking of concerns taking a stand to protect their kids ind attending the school board meeting this speak out about sexually explicit material that was found in the school library. part of a new wave of concern parents across the u.s. getting involved in what is being taught to their children at school. talk steam coverage now, reaction to this hot button topic, but first chief correspondent emmanuel. should parents be involved in what the kids are being taught at there. >> the central issue in the governor's race, this guy, harry jackson and naval academy graduate retired nature of naval intelligence officer. he was inspired to speak up about looks in that. get the books actually did contain pornographic material as well as material pushing towards children and i felt compelled to act because this material was creating in my view, an environment where kids could be groomed for sexual predators. >> virginia has been ground zero appearance protesting what's happening in their schools. jackson's as a big reason for that is what parents learned

the point where either youngkin wins by a big margin or it comes down to a very late count in fairfax county which is the biggest county voting. they already announced they will vote very late. it will be interesting to see if that's like georgia or whether the youngkin lawyers are better able to stop any funny business. right now i would say youngkin is on offense and the governor is on defense. i think this is still a purple state. it was drifting blue, but this administration is going to turn most of america red. i think virginia is caught up in the same wave as most of the country outside of the heavily unionized states like california or new york. in new jersey republicans are within 4 points of the democratic governor and that's way traditional blue state. >> sean: as the swamp has grown so too has the democratic population. two perspectives. one is youngkin pulls this off which would be a huge political earthquake. then in terms are for a republican conservative you have to win florida and ohio and georgia. georgia a lot more democratsine in your old district. then north carolina and

a 12-year-old student says she was gang raped at a fairfax county middle school.k obama says it's all just snowflake outrage. >> we don't have time to be wasting on these phoney trumped up culture wars. this snowflake outrage that the right wing media pedals to juice their ratings. jesse: barack's b.s. doesn't work any more. too many americans know the truth because of the internet. would barack obama wants his daughters in high school to wander into the school library and peruse this book, gender year predicting oral sex, and gay porn? gay or straight, it doesn't matter. why are public schools inflicting this on children? joining me, kelsey bolar, a loudoun county mom. i'm not a square guy. but even for me, this is way too much. >> it is absolutely insulting that we have a former president and a dad of two daughters doubting parents' sincerity when they explores outrage over these times of images being available to children in school. we produced an ad trying to play it during the 11:00 p.m. hour when adults are watching tv in virginia. but those tv stations deem

and the fairfax county public schools are also seeing trouble. all of last year we warned them that if they kept their schools closed for in person learning and dumbing down their curriculum parents would pull their kids out. that's happened. the district is down 10,000 students from the pre-pandemic level. they moved their children to private schools. others opted for home schooling. others went to areas where schools were operating in person. school leaders acknowledge when it comes to students in schools pre-pandemic they have no idea where they have gone. these people who don't know where the kids have gone are in charge of your kids education? this is absolutely terrifying. don't worry. their priorities include pairing back on ap-courses and mandating that athletes get the vaccinations. parents are not just walking out on these radical school administrators. they want to throw them all out. >> our kids are too important. we can't assume everybody else will take care of this. we have phenomenal teachers but it's the leadership. >> i not have

just in fairfax county northern virginia public school system, 1.8 million dollar contract for socialearning, 78.8 million investment coronavirus relief there. some of it was redirected to this quote, unquote culturally unstrongive environment. then you have the union trying to get elected to school boards to control both management side and the employment side. this is a monopoly that needs to be busted up, isn't it. >> right. it is. you have people playing all sides, the teachers unions funding candidates to get on school boards, that can then funnel contract to private diversity consulting firms, you have a circular ring of corruption, they are all enriching each other and boosting this dominant ideology, the answer, what we've seen over summer that state after state passed legislation banning critical race theory ideology from public schools, that is really a band-aid, larger fix is school choice now, every parent should have an opportunity and right to exit public school system if it transgress their values and failed to educated their kids, only way to break up this to give pare

fox's digital spoke to some concerned parents in fairfax county, virginia. what they had to say. >> i am angered at what is going on. i came to this country believing it was the land of liberty, the land of freedom. >> they labeled me terrorists and concerned citizen likely as domestic terrorists. >> instilled fear within the parents, created fear among the community it is supposed to serve and support. jillian: virginia school board association has rejected the fbi system in investigating violence at school board meetings. they say if something happens local law enforcement should deal with it and this is one issue on top of everybody's mind, the virginia gubernatorial race is creeping closer and closer. todd: parents don't like being called domestic terrorists. don't know if you're upset this morning but nancy pelosi is not happy. jillian: a soundbite we will be hearing all morning long. >>:reporters telling them they should be doing a better job selling president biden's build back better plan. >> when i think you all can do a better job to be frank with

what you are telling me this issue of education is resonating outside of your loudoun and fairfax countiesfrom the smallest rural counties to population centers like loudoun and elsewhere. people are concerned about this. they understand that it's parents and families that should be in control of their children's destiny. their children's education. instead, they don't want to hear that it is a bureaucrat or unions that are in charge. that's really a concern of theirs. todd: my quick follow-up. will that be enough to put glenn youngkin over the top next tuesday? >> i think it will. i think this issue and him wanting to empower parents. his record on building a business and being strong on the economy and his record on strong support of public safety, i do think that pushes him across the finish line to victory. jillian: all right. let's talk about this for a second. you are one of 11 lawmakers to send a letter to the president and defense secretary austin on the vaccine man datsd and quote we strongly urge you to reconsider the manner in which you are seeking to address this issue so as no

virginia president biden carried by 10 points a year ago and where we are having these fights, fairfax countyr president biden 41 points. in loudoun county, 24 points. terry mcauliffe should be coasting to victory in virginia but education is the key issue because terry mcauliffe's debate that parents shouldn't have anything to do with what is taught in school and shouldn't be allowed to see what is in the library, the library books, that has galvanized a lot of people, the remarks are damaging in themselves, the youngcan campaign used them to full advantage but it is in the context of now we know there was a sexual assault in loudoun county and the superintendent, sure there are no sexual assaults of parents are furious about that and the national school board association implying parents who protest these things are domestic terrorists so all these are energizing a lot of people who are not necessarily republican. youngcan is doing better with independents and the question is can he get enough in the suburbs for victory. >> undecided folks, 5% are in that category. i'm curious, this close t

is dropping meaning the schools are losing state funding and the super rich and ultra liberal fairfax county schools are also seeing trouble on the horizon. we warned them if they keep their schools close for in person living while doubling down the curriculum with antiracism and equity parents would start pulling their kids out and that is exactly what is happening, the district is still down 10,000 students from their pre-pandemic levels. what happened? they moved their children to private or parochial schools, others opted for homeschooling, others went to areas of the country were schools were operating in person and yet school leaders according to this piece acknowledge that when it comes to students who have been in classrooms free pandemic they say they have no idea where they have gone. they haven't been disappeared by a magician and these people who don't know where the kids have gone are in charge of your kids education. this is absolutely terrifying, but don't worry, their priorities include pairing back on ap courses and mandating athletes get the vaccination. parents are not jus

fairfax county, more than 1 million people. this is the biggest county in virginia. trump lost 70 to 28%. roll back the clock to the pre-trump election. this was a democratic county, but only 20 points. barack obama beat romney by 20 points. enormous implications statewide. that's how democrats were able to get their margin up in virginia. they were making huge gains in fairfax and loudon and a few other places. can the republicans make inroads? can they win back the support before donald trump came along? can they arrest the donald trump backlash in these places? that's what greg youngkin needs to do. republicans are going to be paying close attention. if glenn youngkin can show a path to winning back the republican support in the suburbs, if he can show a way to do that in virginia, they'll think here's a road map for how to do it nationally. if republicans are going to get back the house in 2022, they'll have to do that in suburbs all across the country. that's a big test tuesday night. virginia has high population areas where there was a huge backlash against don

the cofounder of epic tech company in education ranking and means of dollars including here in fairfax countyginia so conflict of interest and as you know, people protect business and the administration is doing that with school systems because they are multibillion-dollar economies. kennedy: gotta such some good points and if you think about it, public schools got 180 billion dollars lifeline from the federal government after covid in the customer and that's what running of his businesses worn working with government, their interests are protected and all the while you have teachers unions donating to democrat establishment to keep parents out of it because parents make noise and make things difficult as they absolutely should because we see where education is growing in this country and parent since the pandemic, having seen behind the curtain, they've decided they are taking their rollback. >> exactly, following the money. two weeks ago in our school board meeting, a mom stood up presented the books including porn and pedophilia in our school libraries. the most explicit stuff instead of t

. >> harry jackson is the fairfax county father speaking up about what is going on in schools. jackson says books with content in libraries. >> that are pushing towards children, i felt it was created in my view an environment where kids can be groomed. >> in recent months, virginia parents have turned out to speak out to their school boards. jacksons has a big reason for that is what parents learned during the covid lockdown. >> parents are aware with the children are being taught in school, this pandemic has forced parents to sit down, to help them use the computers they were issued by the schools, help with the platform, help with asking questions. speak of the national school board association appealed to president biden about threats to schools and teachers, could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes. the virginia school boards association has distanced itself saying we do not seek the involvement of federal law enforcement or other officials in local decisions. >> they are declaring war on parents. the pta mom that is running the bake sale --

fox news digital spoke to concerned parents in fairfax county, virginia and this is what they had tot what is going on. i came to this country believing this was the land of liberty, the land of freedom. >> the concerned citizen like me, domestic terrorists. >> fear among the community they are supposed to serve and support. >> the school board association has rejected the fbi's assistance investigating violence at school board meetings, they say it is something local law enforcement should deal with. louisiana and florida also rejecting it. jillian: a lot happening in virginia. todd: companies in a race to get toys on store shelves in time for the holiday shopping season. the white house says you better start shopping now. >> addressing those bottlenecks would address what we see in many industries across the country and people who are preparing for holidays, christmas, whatever they may celebrate. >> the ceo of twin make her entertainment joined me now. thanks for being here. as someone who lives and breathes supply chains and has for decades how dire is the situation? >> almost 2:

does when, this will be a big reason why it's but i will point out one that you might not find, fairfax countyrginia has excellent schools and excellent schools. since the pandemic started, 10,000 students have left so they have left in that where they said. they're not going to richmond, they have to go to northern virginia tomorrow. >> dagen: it's close to home. it's a short trip, doesn't get sleepy. as the day moves on. but it was what's actually happening is it's happening messaging from president obama and from mcauliffe and the rest of them campaigning in virginia. >> this race is close and will continue to be close up until the last minute. i think it's great that the national school board association said we made a mistake here. i wish more people in public life, business, politics, academia, media can step back and say a mistake was made. i think that makes you stronger particularly if you say here's what i was trying to do. i wish some of the parents, that story about the bathroom is one of the most haunting things. we've covered multiple stories in the last few weeks, those people s

interesting talks ab company panorama with a $78 million investment of coronavirus relief that fairfax countylic schools directed towards a welcoming and cultural responsive environment for students. funding to support equity professional it sounds like crt junk to me an should look at that panorama company and how it is tied to the daughter of merrick garland according to the report it is just interesting. pretty clear conflict of interesting and biden administration nobody gives damn about conflict of insurance in biden administration it is not the look media will say anything about it and full time activist anyway for biden this works great for them. so what does this reveal about our country. here's the first. there's a massive opportunity cost to this. school board meetings that means they're not watching actual terrorist at the border gee why would we do that? stopping child trafficking, drugs, you know when was in the secret service and was a young guy young age i spent time investigating i wondered what the hell are we doing this and so much more important stuff tods and one guy so mu

fairfax county virginia parent arbery naomi.ason that's necessary is the asking report sees a a threat to the operation center. sadly that shirt is appropriate. what's your reaction to this change of events? >> it's outrageous what the federal government is doing now. we are parents right now waking up from sea to shining sea to bring their children to school, to urge them into the day. and what has happened now is that the federal government and the national school board association has declared a war on parents. all we have done over the past year is stand up and speak up for children. it's unconscionable that the federal bureau of investigation should even spend a minute thinking about us. we all reject violence and we want to protect our kids. parents we are momma bears and pappa bears we are not domestic terrorists and the government needs to get us working with them and they need to listen to us they need stop demonizing us. >> i want to let you know here is an expert what the national which the you know that's not the cas

. >> tomorrow night in fairfax county youngkin has promised to make a major announcement from solutionspidemic of government overreach in virginia schools. we will be there for that bret? >> bret: we will follow it alex. thank you. white house in damage control following the president's comments about the capitol riot investigation. we will talk about that. first, here is what some of our fox affiliate around the country are covering tonight. fox 11 in los angeles with parents and teachers participate in a statewide walkout to protest school vaccine mandates. some parents are keeping their kids home from school in protest. california became the first state to mandate covid-19 vaccinations for school children with medical and personal belief exemptions. fox 5 in atlanta as jury selection begins in the murder of a black man in south georgia. prosecutors say the three white defendants chased and shot are a ahmad arbery as he ran through the neighborhood last year. they say they thought he was a burglar and shot him in self-defense. and this is a live look at cleveland from our affiliate fo

opponent raised the issue of parents complaining about books with sexually explicit content in fairfax countyrents come in the schools and actually take books out and make their own decision. [applause] so, yeah, that's a bill i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. paul: we're back with kim and mene. kim, republicans haven't won statewide in virginia, well, in over a decade. do they have a better chance this year, and what are they running on? >> yeah, i think they do and for two reasons. one of the reasons that they really struggled particularly in last year's is that trump really did not play well in virginia especially in a lot of those suburbs and especially among women. and that really allowed democrats to consolidate some control. he is obviously somewhat out of politics now -- [laughter] but moreover, they've got a good candidate in gwen junkin -- glenn junkin. he's running on the cost of jobs and education and crime. and he's been pretty disciplined. so -- and and there's a loot of people that are very worried about joe biden's agenda, so that is combi

fairfax county public schools just signed a $1.08 contract to conduct a multiyear social and emotionalg screener that gives it the right to collect "psychometrics" on its school's students. you want them collecting psychometrics on your kid? what is a psychometric anyway? this is insane. asking kids if they are "sad," or gender fluid. this is horrifying, also potentially illegal. according to the doj podge of his own conflict of interest policy raises serious ethical issues but of course it is. the doj rules require employees to seek official guidance before "participating in any manner in which his or her impartiality could be questioned." oh, that would include situations in which matters can affect the potential interest of a relative with which the doj employee has a close relationship. that probably includes your daughter, merrick garland. did you do that? you can be sure that no one is investigating that question tonight. instead they are promising to go after people to designate people domestic terrorists. a mother who has fought back against the indoctrination of her kids out o