as you mentioned today, he brought out the verge governor glenn youngkin to convince voters he's readye nail on the head. this is an issue that youngkin campaigned on a year ago. now youngkin says that lombardo is passionate on this issue, whether it be addressing the teacher shortage that we've been talking about or the shortfalls that have all come back from remote learning. we had a chance to speak with lombardo. he says youngkin is a national leader on this important issue. >> from the very beginning, his campaign is based on education. that's what mine has been based on. it's never been a priority. it's been -- it has been somewhat of a priority for every previous governor but not a real priority. >> a recent poll shows that democratic governor leads in the race by a slight margin. nevada democrats also tell us that they too are planning to campaign heavily on education. they're not going to see the issue this cycle. >> i think that we see more a parent-teacher cooperation as far as the school system goes. in fact, we encourage it. we want parents to participate. we want them to b

glenn youngkin showed that was a major issue for parents in virginia. >> bingo.in among those who considered critical race theory a big issue. 72% of them voted for governor youngkin. it was the republican youngkin winning on education which doesn't happen for a party but happening now. as a mom, i hear this all the time. whether i am in new york, florida, blue or red, people do not want their children being taught you may be another gender but hide it from mom until we find out a suicide in a bathroom. mamma bear is coming to vote. >> sean: thank you. governor our prayers for sarah and look forward to being on the show soon. virginia governor glenn youngkin is unveiling a new policy for transgender kids designed to protect students and parents under the new law. a school can only facilitate a t a transition if there is parental notification and permission. it requires students to use the bathroom and locker rooms that correspond to their biological sex. here is virginia governor glenn youngkin. you have a list of principles you are running on. go through your li

republican governor glenn youngkin says it comes down to those two issues.moment. plus, byron york pushing europe and retired general keith kellogg on putin's nuclear threats. what should the u.s. do. all of that and more as "america reports" rolls on. at newday usa we give veterans the va cash out loan with no upfront costs for an appraisal or termite inspection. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank. >> john: flew at 2:00. >> new at 2:00 this monday, pressure mounting, one of the most sought-out politicians not even on the ballot. glenn youngkin is helping fellow republicans and will join us live in just moments. welcome back as "america reports" rolls into a second hour. john roberts, good to spend monday with you. >> jacqui: thanks for having me, john. i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. about this time last year youngkin made it a point to listen to parents and eventually took their concerns to the governor's mansion and

. >> brian: right, it comes in a blue bag but coming up straight ahead on the show glenn youngkin haslan for parents to have their say in the classroom. i will stop now. >> this is about restoring power to parents. let's be clear, children do not belong to the state. >> i thought we all knew that, douglas murray will talk about thatto and react. ♪ ♪ t y every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most commo

terry mcauliffe was running against glenn youngkin. he had the advantage of a lot of money. here's his message. i don't think parents should be telling schools what they can teach. oh! turns out most people disagree and he was destroyed. his political career hit the brick wall it long deserved. so turns out the republicans that focus on the things that matter, families, protecting families will win. along with the 1776 project, ron desantis is one of the biggest supporters of the school board candidates. this week desantis signed a law banning teachers to talk about sex with your kindergarteners. it's creepy and should be illegal. desantis also fired a prosecutor that refused to enforce the law. >> the prosecutor, state attorney for this judicial cir circuit, andrew warren has put himself publicly above the law. in june of 2021, he signed a letter saying that he would not enforce any prohibitions on sex change operations for minors. most recently after the dobbs decision was rendered by the u.s. supreme court, he signed a letter saying he would not enforce any laws relating

governor glenn youngkin is here in studio. can't wait. state there. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >> republican lawmakers, people like ron desantis and the governor of virginia youngkin are focused on is banning books. >> what glenn youngkin did was a huge dog whistle that put fear in parents and i can understand that fear because if you talk about things like critical race theory in the way that he talked about it, he talked about it like it was, like it was something to be afraid of. like it was something that was indoctrinating the kids. that to me is fearmongering. >> laura: oh, that means glenn youngkin was winning. those comments weren't from last november during the heat of the gubernatorial battle, those were

he's had glenn youngkin out there. he's trying to be the education governor.at exactly is being presented? we know that most conservatives want to see an increase in choice. now kids are back to school. i think the fact that there hasn't been a constructive catch-up nationwide for our kids program across this nation, which should have come from the department of education. they sent out hundreds of millions of dollars. they don't know where it went in terms of summer programs. we don't hear that much about this, bill. >> you're absolutely right. republicans need to do more and say more. give them a little room because of unfamiliarity 20 the issue, you know, i've been pushing on this for about 50 years. but still, it's not home turf for a lot of republicans. they'll get there. ale though governor youngkin says it's not republican versus democrat, it pretty neatly divides as republican and democrat. whether you're talking about choice, power to parents, both in terms of choice and selection of curriculum and these values issues which are increasingly important.

and by the way, glenn youngkin is a smart guy. he's got the story completely right. brian: i appreciate you joining us. enjoy your labor day. you are the best. see him every day at 4:00. coming up tonight. we'll have more ways to achieve economic freedom on this special edition of "one nation." mike rowe and dave ramsey. is the american dream still attainable? we'll tell you why there is still more than hope. don't forget to dvr the show. watch it tonight brian: property and homeownership have been a hallmark of the american dream. it's how we provide stability for our family and build wealth sometimes the for a generation. but the american dream of owning a home could be out of reach for them as prices continue to climb. here to answer whether america's economic woes will make home buying impossible. mitch, should we worry about the american dream if we don't act quick on interest rates? >> interest rates are definitely going up. but by historical standards they are not that bad. the first apartment i bought in the 80s, my interest rate was almost 13%. it's just tha

virginia governor glenn youngkin is in nevada campaigning for republican gubernatorial candidate joe parental rights a key issue in that race and something youngkin knows a little bit about. mark meredith is in vegas today with more. good morning, mark. >> good morning to you. nevada republicans are trying to make education a major issue in the november gubernatorial race. in 30 minutes inside this baptist church we'll hear from the republican nominee and the sheriff of clark county, nevada and focus a lot on different education issues. as the democratic governor in the state continues to face questions about education things like the teacher shortage and important statewide results. democrat slightly ahead within the margin of error. nevada democrats say they plan to campaign heavily on education, too. >> republicans may feel energized. democrats feel even more energized because we take these things seriously. >> now today virginia governor glenn youngkin who campaigned heavily on education will make two stops for lombardo, one in vegas and one in reno this afternoon. see likely to

you should view anything glenn youngkin does as part of a 2024 bid.at everyone is expecting him to do. and so if that's in that vein, what is glenn youngkin trying to do that makes him different from donald trump and ron desantis. it's to try and create space for these people like kari lake, while also not offending the people that have been kind of alienated from the -- from trump. not necessarily the republican party, but from trump. now, whether he can pull that off, i don't know if anyone has any faith in that. >> thanks one and all for being here, appreciate it. >>> a good-bye fit for a queen. queen elizabeth ii laid to rest. what's next for the british monarchy? stay with us. a storm that cras, and consumes, replacing thought with w worry. but one thing can calm uncertaininty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go. some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicin

virginia governor glenn youngkin. start off by saying democrats had been closing the gap in the generic preference poll but republicans seem to have found some new momentum in recent days. this new commitment to america that kevin mccarthy unveiled last week, do you believe that is the prescription for victory for the republicans in november? >> i do believe that we need to focus on common sense solutions to these kitchen table issues that voters across america are expressing as you just shared, we saw it in virginia last year, of course the democrats want to talk about things that really aren't what is affecting people every day. and it is, inflation, and cost of living, it's crime, education, it's the reality that the border is a national security crisis that's impacting all states. virginia is a border state because of the fentanyl overdoses we are dealing with. these are the most important issues that i think the republican candidates are showing that we have common sense solutions to and as i've traveled around t

. >> the governor of virginia, glenn youngkin. >> he was at our firm for about 25 years. it did a very good job for us. >> frank, daytona beach, florida. >> i am calling it because i went to ask you if you think that nonfiction or fiction literature is more important to society, and as a follow-up, what is your favorite fictional book? >> i tend to read more nonfiction than fiction to be honest, but i cannot say that fiction is insignificant. fiction books have had more impact on society than many other nonfiction books. uncle tom's cabin had an enormous impact on society. i think gone with the wind had an important impact on society as well. fiction books have done incredible things to change the attitudes of society. nonfiction books have a big impact as well. >> how to invest, how to lead, two books in her series. >> i am thinking i should do out to interview, the skill of interviewing? you should write a book about it. >> investing, can it hinge on luck? >> everything in life hinges on luck but you make your own luck. if you were waiting for something lucky it to happ

and by the way, glenn youngkin is a smart guy. he's got the story completely right. brian: i appreciate you joining us. enjoy your labor day. you are the best. see him every day at 4:00. coming up tonight. we'll have more ways to achieve economic freedom on this special edition of "one nation." mike rowe and dave ramsey. is the american dream still attainable? we'll tell you why there is still more than hope. don't forget to dvr the show. watch it tonight pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, let safelite come to you. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: my customer enjoys time with her family. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new wipers. that's service on her time. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> cust

john, your second episode is about party switchers in virginia, biden voter who is voted for glenn youngkin. what did you learn about why they switched to the republican side? >> that was fascinating because for all we heard about critical race theory in that race, even voter who is supported glenn youngkin, they didn't buy his argument on critical race theory. they basically just didn't like terry mcauliffe. they said why did the democrats run him again? he was an old incumbent. he didn't do anything while in office. we wanted a change. a couple said they voted for glenn youngkin because they thought he was going to be a change and be moderate and different, and one guy was like he hasn't been as moderate as i thought he would be. i was most optimistic about that group because a lot of thevoter voting for democrats in the midterns, and terry mcauliffe's comment on education, parents shouldn't get to decide what kids learn in school, that really rubbed them the wrong way not because of critical race theory but because they were upset over covid restrictions, school closures and how it had b

and by the way, glenn youngkin is a smart guy. he's got the story completely right. brian: i appreciate you joining us. enjoy your labor day. you are the best. see him every day at 4:00. coming up tonight. we'll have more ways to achieve economic freedom on this special edition of "one nation." mike rowe and dave ramsey. is the american dream still attainable? we'll tell you why there is still more than hope. don't forget to dvr the show. watch it tonight age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. one prilosec otc in the morning blocks excess acid production for a full 24 hours. unlike pepcid, which stops

will: we were listening to glenn youngkin. rachel: i called pete sean and needs more coffee.achel: he set a template the way he wanted virginia that kevin mccarthy has mirrored in many ways and great to see a majority at least a check on elton john and president biden. rachel: the number 4000 not capturing all of that in many ways, the housing market, trying to sell your house or tended to buy, you are not getting ahead. or the stock market. feels like it is headed in a worse direction. we've got elton john. >> the reason rick is in the vicinity of your television screen is fiona making landfall in halifax, canada the first tropical cyclone, this powerful storm stocking the region, heavy rain, wind up to 90 miles an hour. now turning towards newfoundland. rachel: grocery stores cleared before the storm's arrival is residents brace for the storm's impact sweeping power outages. pete: another storm, florida keeps an eye on tropical storm ian. people are prepping as the storm is expected to develop into a major port hurricane by midweek. chief meteorologist rick r reic reichmuth

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pete: glenn youngkin ran on putting parents in control and applying common sense.ent of education, here is what they said how far they explained this, describe it t makes sense. 2021 model policies, this is what the youngkin education department is saying promoting a specific viewpoint aimed achieving social and cultural transformation in schools. the 2021 model policies also disregard the rights of parents and ignored other legal and constitutional principles that significantly impact how schools are enable students -- rachel: educate. pete: educate students including trans gender students. they're simply saying, go into the bathroom of your biological sex and a teacher is not going to be punished if they use the wrong gender pronoun. it's a small victory interesting but, at least it is demonstration that you can run on something, say you will do it, apply it, restore just a little bit of sanity. the unions will fight. he is up against it. his own education department doesn't agree with him. at least at the top they have made that change. rachel: that is interesti

here's a portion of what glenn youngkin's department of education, heres' their commentary on the previouses and why they're reversing them. glenn youngkin's department of education saying this, the 2021 model policies promoted a specific viewpoint aimed at achieving cultural and social transformation in schools. the 2021 model, the old one, policies also disregarded the rights of parents and ignored other legal and constitutional principles that significantly impact how students educate -- how schools educate students including transgender students. so this will be of course derided by the left as somehow discriminating. the reality is, you use the bathroom you're supposed to use and you don't have to use up a made up jen semiconductor pronoun -- gender pronoun that maybe the parent isn't told about, it's empowering parents. the teachers unions will fight it. this is an -- good for him. he's doing something about it. rachel: what happened in the transgender push, the gender ideology push in our school and so many other things they've been pushing and in that statement alone we see that it

governors like florida's ron desantis and virginia's glenn youngkin stumping for schmidt this week. >publican base. this is the people that derek schmidt needs to have fired up to make sure that they come out and vote, especially in what looks like to be a very close election. >> two years ago, former president trump won kansas by 15 points. so this race has been one of the top targets for republicans ever since. >> bret: dr. mehmet oz is getting a clean bill of health from his own doctor. oz releasing his medical records as he continues to pressure nominee john fetterman who release his records as he recovers from the stroke. the 62-year-old oz's new york based doctor pronounces him in excellent health. up next, ukrainians in one section of that country are voting whether to become part of russia while many people there are calling it a sham election. we will bring you there. first, beyond our borders tonight, rucker fiona pounded bermuda with heavy rains and winds forecast approach northeastern tonight. the canadian hurricane center issued hurricane watch nova scotia, prince edward

look at republican glenn youngkin's big win last year. lawmakers on the left pay attention.state of their children's education,. only 42% say they're satisfied compared to 51% in 2019. we're going in the wrong direction. republicans that number plummeted to 30%. just about half only of democrats are not satisfied with education, either. the survey comes on the heels of a government study showing massive learning losses among fourth graders during the pandemic shutdowns. teachers unions and many liberals really wanted. stunning newly uncovered emails show a california teachers union spying on parents who were fighting to keep their kids inside the classroom during those shutdowns. the union was digging for dirt on those parents. kind of in the same way politicians conduct opposition research on their opponents. nasty. but politicians do it so they can win. why was the teachers union looking at parents that way? sean duffy, a former republican congressman of wisconsin and fox news contributor. sean, your reaction. >> first off, harris, there is a contract that we have in our c

glenn youngkin and virginia won the suburbs by seven percentage points and won the election. the suburbs are a crucial, crucial swing ground for republicans. and often the voters they are, suburban college educated moms are very focused on their children's education. for parents to have the right to know is a crucial part of being a good parent. i think republicans have a lot to work with here. >> john: i remember 2004 bush campaign would spend an awful lot of time and those of birds in the counties. >> yes, he did. >> john: around the major cities. talking about the fact that parents have a right to know what their kids are being taught, a big part of that goes to books that the parents discovered were being taught to kids and were available in the school library, or at least they sought to take a lot of those out of the library. the public libraries as well but now democrats are trying to do it and run around parents by encouraging local municipalities to put those books back in. it sounds like they are trying to cut the parents out of the process again. >> look, i think th

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governor glenn youngkin is in nevada to try to help g.o.p. gubernatorial nominee joe lombardo.gas. >> i want to be considered the educational governor. all right? [applause] >> republican gubernatorial candidate joe lombardo is promising nevada voters in elected he will address the state's teacher shortage and poor test scores. essentially embracing the same playbook virginia governor glenn youngkin used one year ago. >> from the very beginning his campaign has been based on education. that's what mine has been based on. >> government data shows nevada ranked significantly below other states eighth grade math and reading scores. lombardo tells fox that can change if nevada empowers parents to choose where their children attend school. >> this is why the progressive left is pushing so hard because they know that the republican agenda on education is the winning agenda. >> polls sholom barred dough essentially tied with his opponent. democratic governor steve sisolak. today sisolak slammed youngkin's visit while also pivoting voters away from education to abortion. sisolak's camp

governor glenn youngkin predicts republicans will do well in the midterms because they've outperformed their democratic counterparts, but transportation secretary pete buttigieg saying that florida governor desantis, texas governor abbott, that they're spending -- sending migrantses to democratic cities is a, quote, stunt being done only to get attention. senior correspondent casey stegall live at the festival in austin. hey, casey. >> reporter: hey a, eric, good to see you. an awful lot of headliners. this is the final day of the event. it will wrap up a little bit later. politicos from both sides of the aisle, big republican names, big democrat names here at the texas tribune festival that has gotten larger with each year, and the timing also couldn't be more convenient with, of course, the midterms right around the corner. boy, they have talked about a variety of topics, everything from policing to public if health -- public health to education. in fact, earlier today there was a session with texas senator ted cruz, and things got heated when the discussion turned to the uvalde scho

at more than 90 middle and high schools across virginiaguidelines that republin governor there glenn youngkin proposeled earlier this month. in school districts adopt the they are in response to new guidelines that republican governor there glenn youngkin proposed earlier this month. in school districts adopt the policy, it would require school officials to get approval from parents if a student wants to change their name or pronoun the policy would also require students to use bathrooms and play on sports teams based on their gender assigned at birth critics say the guidelines put student identities solely in the hands of their parents, but in critics say the guidelines put student identities solely in the hands of their parents, but in a statement, a spokeswoman for governor youngkin wrote in part the guidelines make it clear when parents are a part of thet pro process, schools will accommodate the request of children and families. these policies state that students should be treated with compassion and schools should be free from bullying and harassment cnbc's shomari stone has more from a

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when we come back, virginia governor glenn youngkin hits the campaign trail urging gop candidates toducation front and center. can the power of parents give republicans the boost they need november? >> we are on the side of parents. because guess what, parents matter. ives last year, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of virginia parents stood shoulder to shoulder and said enough. enough. this is about our children, our future. as the sheriff said the future is going to be dictated by the education your children receive. paul: virginia governor glenn you can thursday and the swing state of nevada gop gubernatorial candidate joe lombardo urging republicans to make education centerpiece of the fall campaign. he channeled parental frustration over will curriculum and covid policies into unexpected wind in the virginia governor's race it can other gop candidates hundreds power of anger parents november? kim strassel jillian melcher. it is your can a popular draw on the fall campaign? with educational themes is he hitting? >> he's talking to a number of things and a lot of people wi

elizabeth: you and i were talking about virginia governor glenn youngkin and what worked in his victory in virginia. let's take a listen to this. >> if you're against the guidelines, it means you're against having parents involved in students' lives, and i don't think that's where virginia is. virginia spoke loudly last year in our election that parents were really important to have involved in kids' lives. so i think this is a chance for us to are reflect, please read the guidelines and then work towards making sure that we do include parents in these fundamentally important decisions. elizabeth: your final world, nicole. >> children do better when parents are involved in their lives, period. and so the virginia governor is doing that, that's what families want. that's what we hear every day. elizabeth: nicole neily, hanks for joining us. "the evening edit" will be live from d.c. just over two weeks away. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit." have a good evening and have a good weekend and join us again monday night. manager. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new

they should've been more aggressive, just as glenn youngkin was in virginia. >> raymond: thank you soh for being here. happy labor day. before i bring in jason chaffetz, i want to remind you my star-studded golf outing with mark wahlberg, kevin dillon, sugar ray leonard and more coming up. stay for that. that first. >> mar-a-lago has to be an intelligence target for foreign intelligence services. >> if keeping the documents and sharing them or maybe even selling them, there's no evidence of that yet but that's been suggested as a rumor. >> raymond: what was actually found in the raid on trump's home? the doj providing more information and it's not as salacious as they want you to believe. they found magazines, newspapers, clothing, all my don't forget about the dozens of empty folders. joining us now, jason chaffetz. is all of this worthy of an fbi raid? is it germane to any investigation? >> it doesn't appear to be. i was struck by how few items were on the floor. the idea that they would take this photo and use it as propaganda, that was not part of a court filing. the judge does ne

sorry, glenn youngkin, anyway. so that happened and it got pretty close in new jersey.ked about this the other day, a slew of articles discussing what's going on in these democrat voter focus groups and parents were talking about the education issue, not talking about crt or potential grooming or these far right conversations on education, they talked about the fact that kids hadn't been back in classrooms and wearing masks unnecessarily and hurting the development. the latest polling from last week showed democrats still have a ten-point advantage in terms of who's trusted more to handle the education issue. i think a lot is due to the fact that i don't hear many solutions besides sending kids out of the public school system from republicans, a lot of talk about charter schools and homeschooling but a lot of americans believe in a good and safe and fabulous public school system and they want to hear from politicians on both sides of the aisle what kind of reforms will be made to ensure their kids have an education. kennedy: and roger brought that up. how fabulous is it

glenn youngkin narrowly lost your district last year. joe biden cleaned up the year earlier.by 18 points in your district. how do you overcome that. >> youngkin lost by 1.9 points when joe biden had a positive outlook. he is under water now and he helps me every day with defunding the police and adding 87,000 new i.r.s. agents to investigate people like you and me. it's not what people want in our district. 87,000 new i.r.s. agents you can have a school resources officer in every school in the united states and still have 30,000 officers to -- i don't know, take care of the border. >> bill: you came to this country with nothing. >> yes. >> bill: how did you make it work? >> it is hard work. our parents taught us at a very young age they can take your money, position in life but they can take away the knowledge in your head. that's why education was so important for us and why we're pushing education to make sure that it gets back to the basics of science, technology, engineering, arts and math. >> bill: one we're watching. interesting. pleasure meeting you. the republican can

jimmy: so it's people who did a glenn youngkin prioritize ki kids -- >> change the policy, money shouldall follow kids. corey deangelis always says he's worried about. jimmy: but let me make this argument for a second, but all these kids were locked down, these teachers unions highlight how difficult life was for them, is it possible they were actually comparing our kids for the economy of the future which is everybody functioning on the internet trying to attract attention to their little window? >> every day they were on zoom preparing kids for what we would be doing now in the workforce being on zoom with no pants on pretending to pay attention to monday morning workweek. [laughter] hopefully like you said earlier, it's not like we were number one in math before, we don't teach math in schools now so hopefully we can learn things like finances taxes, things that are going to prepare you for actual society when we do go back. jimmy: i do know that it prepares you for society. [laughter] but i digress just when you thought we were on the other side of the mandate madness, uc barkley de

you think about their policies or personalities, republican politicians like ron desantis and glenn youngkinounced a 15-week cutoff, point and then just stopped talking about abortion and it's worked for them because the 15-week cutoff is actually pretty close to where a lot of american people are. the problem is that the republican party has no muscle memory to talk about abortion in a nuance way because roe took it off the books as a legislative option for 50 years so now you have the biggest goof balls who fill the void, fill the vacuum while the smart republicans are running for cover and not talking about it at all. it is worth pointing out in 2016 you're right, there is an enormous push back against donald trump for saying to punish the mothers which was an idiot thing for him to say. the most effective push back wasn't from liberals or the media but pro-lifers saying dude, you don't know how to talk about this. this is not what pro-lifers are arguing for. aknow i know a lot of pro-lifers. that i have don't want to prosecute women for having an abortion. i agree there is something call

think about back the to virginia with glenn youngkin, you know, in florida with governor desantis, eventhe school board level. his endorsements have helped flip some of those big school boards. so we're seeing that this is a winning issue, and, of course, the president is not going to be able to weigh many on that because he's got nothing good to say about his cronies in all the teachers unions. elizabeth: you know, carol, what's also happening is teacher strikes. we've seen it in a seattle suburb, in columbus, ohio, the school service workers in philadelphia going on strike. so this is upsetting people across the nation, what's going on with kids. i think it's onlying more and more -- coming more and more to the forefront. >> it is. it has been cruel the way students have been treated, and we're starting to see the headlines even in the corporate press that, oh, no, students are falling behind in learning because of the remote learning, because of all of these things ongoing. you know, it's a continued issue, and parents had that front row seat. they don't want to put up with it anymor

. >> focus on education, which played major role last year in glenn youngkin's campaign in virginia. supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade has made it an issue, democrats are campaigning on that, 20% of women would say abortion will motivate them this midterm followed by inflation and economy at 16%, a seat republicans are defending. burr is retiring and former president trump travels to north carolina tomorrow to help budd's campaign, holding a rally in wilmington. >> dana: pay attention to north carolina, as well. >> bill: education shapes up to be a key issue, john fetterman is billing himself as advocate for public schools, but new report finds he failed to pay taxes on time to his local school district when he was a mayor. here is the story from new york. >> brian: good morning, john fetterman says he will go to washington and fight for public schools to receive more funding. according to the washington free beacon, john fetterman failed to pay $18,000 in property taxes between 2006 to 2019, money that would have gone to funding his local school district, which is one o

that conversation and you think about the conversation for 2024 on the republican side, look to glenn youngkin, governor abbott, people on both sides of the aisle will say i have shown what i can do as commander in chief or chief executive of the state. a lot of governors who end appear in the senate are frustrated because then they are one of the hundred or hundreds but when they worked at the state level to do a budget to handle emergency, it tests them and shows if they are ready to be that chief executive so there's a lot of opportunity when these things happen. neil: look forward to this weekend, shannon bream on all of that, 458 points. england, the bank of england was scarfing up a lot of britain's version of treasury notes and bonds to support the currency. it worked a little bit but was seen as a reminder that central banks can come to the rescue and that is unlikely but it did shore up support for the pound. the markets and tangentially our markets here, the fear that we would go into freefall in the bond market which had interest rates backing up in the case of the 10 year, only 4%,

let's bring in governor glenn youngkin from the great state of virginia >> thank you for having me. we're right here walking with everyone in florida. governor desantis and his team is doing a great job getting ready for a great storm. i encourage everyone to heed his words. they have the best professionals in world dealing with hurricanes. i've been pleased to send some of our teams from virginia down. we have an incident response team that's been deployed. this is all hands on deck moment. we should continue to lift up everyone in florida in our prayers. >> todd: i know you been briefed. while you were listening to governor desantis and seeing the updates, what strikes you as different how you were briefed yesterday? >> the storm has intensified. it changed course. as we see the storm now tracking over course of the day to hit land and come across central florida and come back up georgia, south carolina and north carolina and virginia. we got to get ready ourselves. we had an important call to get ready for that. we're really focused on florida. making sure that they have all the

parental rights helped elect glenn youngkin. >> virginia governor youngkin has taken action in representwhen it comes to education. >> first of all this is not controversial. this is about restoring power to parents let's just be clear, children do not belong to the state. they belong to families. >> the new education policy says students who are minors must be referred to by name and pronouns in their official records unless a parent gives consent. it also encourages teachers to reach out to parents. youngkin has said progressive liberals are trying to push parents out of their children's lives. the new policy insists participation in school programs and yution of school facilities like bathrooms and locker rooms should be based on a student's biological sex. about this new policy the youngkin administration says, quote, the code of virginia reaffirms the rights of parents to determine how their children will be raised and educated. empowering parents is not only a fundamental right but essential to improving outcomes for all children in virginia. democrat a fairfax county school board

. >> harris: quickly glenn youngkin, the state of virginia won on this issue.down double digits and in a short period of time came back and took out the incumbent democrat in virginia. your quick thoughts about him offering to go to other places where republicans are running and help them stump on this issue? >> i hope that he does. because parental rights, school choice, making certain that there is truth in the curriculum, being certain that children are not taught crt, it is important that parents know that their input is welcome. it is important for teachers and school boards to realize that parents have that first responsibility for educating and training those children. it is a big influencer in this election season. i hear from people every single day as i'm out and about across this state. >> harris: senator, you made the paint, we're necessary, not just welcome. the biden administration seeming to finally admit there is a problem at the southern border with mexico. when questioned about potential security threats slipping into the country like a growin

. >> virginia's republican governor glenn youngkin says this is a prime example of why he's going to find an effort by his predecessor to tie virginia to california. >> we find ourselves today with this ludicrous law that virginia has to follow california's laws. we are going to go to work and stop this because virginia's should be making decisions for virginians. >> power outages have already been reported in the macula area in southern california and to call major wildfires already burning here in socal. one north of los angeles and the other in the border in the hottest days or so ahead of us. we'll send it back to you. >> gillian: bill melugin, thank you. for alaska's only seat in the house upsetting former governor sarah palin. now becomes the first alaskan native to serve in the house in the first woman to hold this seat. she'll filled a late term of g.o.p. rep don young. she and palin will face off in the regular general election november 8th. life expectancy in the united states is waning dramatically. in 2021 the age of americans can expect to live dropped by a full year, 20

glenn youngkin has the playbook for how to effectively maximize what happened with school shutdowns andut crt, he didn't talk about grooming, he talked about parents being able to make decisions for their children and keep kids in classroom without masks. he did not run around talking about racist teachers, he said i want to make sure that your children are educated. first and foremost. it was a huge issue in new jersey where the focus group after a focus group of democratic voters who were turning against phil murphy because they are kids were not in school. that's a conversation both sides need to be having an parents are not necessarily concerned with the ancillary stuff. there might be somebody who is motivated to go out because they're concerned about crt, but the bulk want to know going into a classroom that they're socializing, learning from someone who is well-trained -- >> brian: the reason why all the school boards switches because of curriculum. look at florida, all people running for the school board because they hated the curriculum. they don't want to hear that anymore. a

in glenn youngkin palling around parents who were standing up to woke school boards on wednesday i'm back to school event, the republican spoke about his efforts on the state level to push back on covid mandates and sexually explicit materials taught in schools. >> all of you and many, many others across the commonwealth of virginia stood up and said enough. so we've made great progress. we've made great strides. we still have a lot of work to do. >> ashley: young can made education reform a cornerstone of his campaign for governor and for parents. did you hear this? >> turning up the ac. now people are understandably trying to escape the heat. we monetarily asked them to help us get through the next week or so. >> ashley: you really can't make this up gavin newsom pleading with california to cut back on their energy usage, including not charging their electric cars but didn't he just banned gas cars questioning >> todd: such a question. more on that matt schlapp, chris swecker, gordon chang coming up on "fox & friends first." don't go anywhere. do you have a life insurance policy yo

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

. >> that's a fact nbc reports that glenn youngkin is going to go for kari lake but during his own campaigningtance what do you make of this decision to campaign for her >> he's either running for president or positioning himself to be vice-president on the republican ticket. when he was running in virginia, he was running in a moderate state. and so he had to keep trump at a distance at least to a certain degree now, his constituency is republican he can only serve one four year term as governor he's running for national office so he knows he has to associate with these more extreme republicans, and kari lake is certainly in that category i think a lot of people in virginia are very surprised he's doing this he's campaigned for a whole series of election deniers. >> larry, thanks so much it's good to talk to you. >>> virginia common wealth university is agreeing now to pay the family of a hazing victim the settlement amount nearly 1 million bucks. the school reported the settlement on friday this is adam oaks, a 19-year-old who died last year during a fraternity initiation party. he drank a l

that's what governor glenn youngkin has also proposed in virginia.icans actually do believe in a 15-week limit on abortion. including pro-life americans. you ask any candidate who is running for office on the democratic side at this moment if they support any restrictions on abortion, including up to the moment of birth, and they will not give any kind of example of what they think is a reasonable limit to abortion. so, republicans can hold them accountable for that position and ask them to explain what the majority of americans would sees a an extreme position or they can try and simply only talk about inflation and the economy which, of course, is driving the majority of the concerns for voters here. but democrats are talking about it. so republicans have to come up with an argument against it rather than just allowing democrats to call them extreme on the issue. >> bret: brit, on one race where there has been a lot of back and forth even today about debates is the pennsylvania senate race. mehmet oz vs. lieutenant governor john fetterman. fetterma

republicans are focusing on immigration and education which played a major role last year in glenn youngkin's for virginia governor. >> and then there is former president trump he has backed budd since the primary. the former president travels to north carolina tomorrow to help budd's campaign holding a rally in wilmington, bret. >> bret: we will be watching, rich. thanks. the investigation into materials taken from former president trump's florida home is on again tonight after a court ordered pause, an appeals court ruled late yesterday that the examination of the documents by federal authorities can now resume. correspondent david spunt is at the justice department tonight with the latest. >> former president donald trump on the defensive, six weeks after the fbi searched his south florida estate. >> it's a very unfair situation. i don't see how they could prosecute me. >> among nearly 11,000 seized documents, roughly 100 were marked classified. but, once again, trump claims he declassified them before leaving office doesn't have to be the process as i understand it. you are the president

glenn youngkin showed the way, and a lot of republicans are following, look, nothing more important tor worries about what the schools are doing. this takes on critical importance. perfectly good issue. number two issue, number 3 issue, number 4 issue does not replace. four years democrats have owned this issue. now a majority of americans think republicans are hold at it. lo and behold 40 years work. we got there. >> bret: all right. panel, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> bret: finally tonight, a special day, a young girl in wisconsin fighting leukemia received a big surprise saturday when players on her school's football team shaved their heads in solidarity with her to show her some support. hundreds came together to supports nora watry making it a special moment for the little girl at that game. she responded by saying how bless should he was to live that community and that quote: there are no words. congratulations. great show. tomorrow on "special report," the special master in the trump raid case hears from both sides as we look at that case going forward. thanks for inviting us int

what happened with glenn youngkin being injected because of school boards trying to suppress parentsoun county, virginia. parents, independents and ability to find out about their schools has become a big issue because of the democratic left and finally under the biden administration you see an extra ordinary amount of regulation particularly of the energy sector. this is pointed out in the commitment that they will try to deregulate the energy sector, deregulate the economy and what you are seeing here from republicans is a combination of policies from ronald reagan in 1980s joined to donald trump during his presidency. something about securing the border, very trumpian but reagan and trump were joined on the idea of unleashing the private economy against suppression of the public sector so that is a big distinction being made. david: even though biden was elected primarily because of the pandemic and his focus on that, while he was elected, the month he came into office, we had a growth rate of 6%. we did have that v-shaped economy, low-inflation, 1.4% so the opposite of stagflatio