that is how they communicate how much they want to hear from the parents of loudoun county. laura: they don't want any opposition, they don't want to your from you, they don't care what parents think, they don't care what traditional americans think, they want to run the show and they want you to shut up and listen. they don't want that. >> that is exactly it and also because they know their policies, they can't actually have any kind of exchange, they can't risk allowing anyone to stand there and make a longer more considered argument against these policies because it is indefensible and they are indoctrinating kids into their fanatical religious cult and they are not interested in having any debate about that. laura: the final virginia governor's dba, democrat terry mcauliffe made it clear parents getting involved in kids curriculum. >> i don't think parents should tell schools what they should teach. i get tired of everybody running down teachers. what they've done through covid, these are real heroes that deserve our respect. >> that is what they said about healthcare wo

todd: the more we shine a spotlight on loudoun county the more loud and county double down on that. >nted to make up for segregation in school. 16% and 11 county, they allow $16 to travel with the student to educational savings account and allow parents to use that money to go to any school they want in the county, private schools, catholic schools or whatever, governed by their zip code, and students to be funded which is currently what we are doing. i don't see it as a serious proposal. it is political. a way to motivate the base during elections and is cynical. heather: are better ways and reparations to address the past. give kids the ability to go to school of their choice, it is so important now more than ever. thanks for getting up with us. we appreciate it. jillian: a prolonged storm slamming the midwest with rain for most of wednesday. over 190,000 without power in michigan after strong winds battered the state. todd: in the northeast will fit the area with thunderstorms. janice dean is here with our fox weather forecast. >> janice: a big cold front stretches of forest texas

cross came out against loudoun county's proposed transgender school policy that would ultimately forcereferred pronouns. >> i will call any child by their desired name. i just can't say things that are untrue. >> the reason this was so extreme is that the public -- the school board punished tanner simply for speaking at a public meeting in his private capacity and even he went to work the next day and there were no problems, yet they still suspended him. that's unconstitutional and that shouldn't happen. >> it's expected the loudoun county school board will appeal the supreme court decision. the school board tells me it does not comment on pending litigation. virginia falls within the fourth circuit, which is currently assigned to chief justice john roberts. he would likely have to sort out whether cross gets to stay at his job or not as this plays out in court. this comes as 20 states have sued the department of education over there guidance allowing biological males who identify as transgender girls to compete in biological girls sports. shannon. >> shannon: mike emanuel, thank you v

the school board in loudoun county, virginia voting to adopt a new speech policy for school employeesill against the school board decision to suspend a teacher for refusing to use preferred pronouns for his students, better policy affirming faculties right to pursue - with clear about on-the-job. parent in the embattled county express and deep frustration for policies on masks, vaccine mandates and critical race theory. >> thank you. >> the press needs to capture the fact that this board is in a position. >> reporter: the school board is facing a recall ever. todd: covid 19 vaccine mandates, parents, teachers and school staffers took to new york city streets to protest the city's vaccine requirements. and two participants at the rally join me live. thanks for being here. you are an occupational therapist with the school system. why is my body my choice not seen to apply when it comes to vaccine mandates? >> it is medical intervention. we don't know what the effects are, the long-term effects and people respond differently to medical intervention. it is the responsibility of the indivi

can help shape kids education in school, and she is a parent, wise that run for anybody else in loudoun countyre they are fighting the transgender or critical race theory or any of these issues? >> here's the hypocrisy of terry mcauliffe and he wants to be the ruling class. his worldview is i know better than you and yet it doesn't have to apply to me. we saw it a couple weeks ago, he has been calling for mask mandate and boards a train and violates federal law, won't put a mask on. what we saw last night with the full display of his worldview he wants to force everyone to join a union is greater the right to work. he wants employers to fire people who don't get the vaccine. he wants to shut our parents out of the education of their children. laura: get into a question quickly with a quick response. northern virginia is where so many voters are in this race. how will you try to appeal to minority voters, hispanics, indian americans, other americans. how do you try to appeal to them? >> broad minority voters in northern virginia are just as upset at our school system is all the parents have bee

>> reporter: this school board in loudoun county, virginia were meeting on critical race theory thatholds much of america's history includes racism and teaching it has been restricted in at least 28 states according to the "new york times." attendees say the crowd here was so upset they screamed and threw things at board members. >> you're teaching children to hate others because of their skin color. and you're forcing them to lie about other kids' gender. i am disgusted by your bigotry and your depravity. it is time to replace -- [ cheers ] >> reporter: one attendee was even arrested by police for allegedly threatening to hurt someone. this san diego county board meeting on vaccines is just one more example of how children are being placed front and center in these debates. >> your children and your children's children will be asked how many vaccines that you had, have you been a good little nazi.en serfaty, cnn, washington. >>> and earlier cnn spoke with u.s. education secretary cardona about cutting through the political noise and making sure that kids can learn safely. he says he

>> reporter: this school board in loudoun county, virginia on critical race theory in gender and studentsw york times and the non-profit educational news outlet. >> attendees say the crowd here was so upset they screamed and threw things at board members. >> you are teaching children to hate others because of their skin color. i am disjgusted by your depravity. it is time to replace -- [ applause ] >> reporter: one attendee arrested by police for threatening to hurt someone. >> this has san diego county board meting on vaccines is one more example on how children with are being placed at front and center in these debates. >> how many vaccines have you had? >> reporter: sunlen sfarty, cnn, washington. >> secretary kocordona -- >> we need to focus on what's best for students. we are talking about making sure students have an opportunity to be in the classroom safety and making sure our staff feels safe going to work so we don't have another year of directive learning. students focus enough. >> you have two decades of public school educator. have you seen a political division from the countr

. >> is this what ptas are supposed to do up in loudoun county is this what pt is really meant for. >he parent smile instead of hissing them off. remember the drop off i have a blended family, one in college, my son, my daughter, three stepsons, none of them have let me do a drop off in a very long time, not even the picture in front of the school, the pictures that i put up there were ones that they previously approved for social media. joey: at least you have a new playlist for when you drop them off. >> i think you probably have your own drop-off story you are telling me. >> i don't know how much i offered to any of this the only time my wife has allowed me too drop a kid off on the first day of school i took akin to the wrong class with the wrong teacher in the wrong grade, although i did get the right school, of course all the kids that have been traumatized many times by other things, whenever mom goes out of town or leaves or anything like that they know it's all trouble for them. charlie: i have a 12 euros on the lives of his mom north of me he went to albany and then a middle

kids education at school, and she's a parent of the kids, why is that wrong for anybody else in loudoun countyhey are fighting the radical transgender stuff happening there with critical race theory or any of these issues. >> here's the hypocrisy of terry mcauliffe and what he wants to be the ruling class. i mean, his worldview is i know better than you, and get it doesn't have to apply to me. we saw it just a couple weeks ago when he's been calling for mask mandates, and then he boards a train and violates federal law and won't even put a mask on. what we saw last night was the full display of his worldview. he wants to force everyone to join a union into rid of our right to work. he absolutely wants employers to fire people who don't get the vaccine and he wants to shut our parents out of the education of their children. this is why voters are rejecting -- >> laura: i got to get into a question really quickly, quick response. northern virginia is where so many of the voters are in this race. very quickly, how will you try to appeal to minority voters in northern virginia? hispanics, indian a

> i think for specifically glen, if he wants to run in virginia, move numbers in the suburbs, loudoun county, accept that you lose. otherwise you're going to get into that cory stewart wing of the party. but i will expect with some federal candidates, even state candidates, like secretary of state, attorney general, running across the country in '22, to say nothing of debates in '24. this sort of thing could become a litmus test or hand raised questions on stage. that's where i would be watching this is at that level. someone like a young kid, incentive structure is a little different. >> amy walter, we're going to see these. look at the secretary of state campaigns. we know the former president has gotten involved, he has endorsed specific candidates in arizona, georgia and i believe michigan. michigan, georgia, arizona. they all have had to pledge that they believe trump won those states. these are the folks running to be in charge of the vote count. we are headed to troubling potential scenarios here that i don't think we thought about since the 19th century. >> i don't think we understan

at a school board meeting in loudoun county, virginia, which has been ground zero in the crt fight, parentsave implemented programs that are not creating high academic achievers. it is implementing progressive political ideology. it's not academic. >> youngkin is hitting education hard, including at a recent state of our schools event with former hud secretary dr. ben carson. >> our curriculum has gone haywire. so, on day one, we are going to ban teaching critical race theory in our schools. [applause] >> larry sabato from the university of virginia says critical race theory could energize g.o.p. voters in this off year election. >> they see these issues, these curriculum issues and some of the controversy about masks, for example, as helping them to reduce the democratic margin. they might be influenced by this and might well motivate more republicans to turn out or at least in a greater rate than democrats turn out. that's the republican hope. >> this is a critical stage in the race with that first debate tomorrow night. and early voting starting on friday. in a race that could create a p

they're each trying to talk to swing voters who live in loudoun county in virginia. >> this is a stateban and urban. the majority of people who live here moved here from somewhere else. as a consequence, it's a state in which national, regional, and local politics, state politics too, are virtually indistinguishable. >> i want to talk about the issue of washington's impact on a governor's race. we know the stick that terry mcauliffe actually broke, where the party that lost the white house won the next year's governor's race in virginia. terry broke that string in '13. yet it actually was telling, he almost lost a race that never should have been close with someone as conservative as ken cuccinelli but it was due to the government shutdown and the health care launch debacle. how concerned should mcauliffe be this time about this apparent congressional dysfunction? >> you know, it's quite clear from what he said last night, suggesting that the infrastructure package carry a lighter price tag, that he's concerned. to your point about how he and youngkin are vying for the same voters, the

. >> education has been a red hot issue in fairfax and loudoun counties this year. >> i just want parentsnformed about what is happening in the schools. and i think this year parents were not aware of what was being taught regarding critical race theory. >> five weeks out from election day the stakes are high. and youngkin attacked mcauliffe for being a career politician and not telling the truth, my opponent tonight will say untruths about me, my plan, his record, and his extreme views. that's what 40-year politicians do. >> mcauliffe courted by tieing to tie youngkin to former president trump who lost virginia in 2016 and 200. >> we need leadership as governor. not trying to be a trump wannabe and doing the talking points but he says one thing on right wing radio and then comes here and says something different. >> mcauliffe sided with moderate democrats on the massive multitrillion dollars spending and tax plan at the center of the biden domestic agenda. >> i mean, we got to deal with reality here. i think the 3.5 is too high. >> virginia republicans have not won a statewide race since

in loudoun county, a teacher who disagreed with the rules should the school system and some , schoolrds have rejected or delayed adopting the states policies altogether after an outcry from parents. should school board members who are elected by voters be able to make their own policies without facing penalties? mr. mcauliffe: i have always felt local school boards, they should be making their own decisions. i hate all this divisiveness going on today. i hate to see our children being demonized today. i really dislike it. i am talking about tilting this big, new economy like i did before. i can't do it without the best education system in the country. i remind everyone, we are the number-one state for business twice in the last two years. we are the number-one state in america for higher ed. those are facts. we are doing great. we gotta make sure we are taking it to the next level. i have a real plan, not one that is going to cut 43,000 teachers. $2 billion. i will raise pay above the national average for the first time ever. i promise every student in virginia, i will have rod bend

let's look at loudoun county close by to me in virginia.started off as against crt and transgender rights and now masks and vaccines. you have a radicalized, an army for trump that can be and will be unleashed by the conservative movement to what they say is tyrannical rule by the deep state. a white supremacist theory that says all of us are part and parcel of an organization. we have the mark of the beast to oppress everyone else and replace them. a white supremacist theory that's mainstreamed and talked about openly by tucker karl son. you're seeing a mob and democracy to be unleashed against the majority. this is why all of it is connected. it's part of the eco system that does not fair about facts, science, truth, and look at arizona. they don't care. they said i don't care about the facts or results. we believe in this disinformation. we believe in the big lie, and we're going to go for it. texas and do the same thing over again to degrade our democracy and to radicalize more folks. the people who are elected know better but realize t

in virginia where we are in loudoun county they are trying to recall that school board because all the crazy stuff they're doing. in fairfax county where i live 12 school board members, 11 raise their had to say what can go into the bathroom with little girls if there feeling like a girls. it's crazy stuff what happened to privacy when using the toilet, in the locker room, the shower, the big communal shower. it's very different today, the schools are very different and i can tell you my own experience i had mostly them in private because these boys needed strong religious instruction and they all turned out well. but sometimes the private schools are as bad as the government. you've got to be careful. post company but you are seeing a huge surge in homeschooling because one or the other parents can stay home, , they seen on te computer what they're doing online, dear lord, is this what the kids are learning? schools are huge issue for parents here it's harder to be a parent today than it was 20 or 30 years ago. >> i found, feel like i talk a lot about the need for parents to have more

>> reporter: this school board in loudoun county, virginia, were meeting on critical race theory.ce theory holds that much of america's history includes systemic racism. teaching it has been restricted in at least 28 states according to "the new york times" and chalk beat. attendees say the crowd here was so upset they screamed and threw things at board members. >> you're teaching children to hate others because of their skin color. and you're forcing them to lie about other kids' gender. i am disgusted by your bigotry and your depravity. it's time replace -- [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: one attendee was even arrested by police for allegedly threatening to hurt someone. >> this is an unlawful arrest! >> reporter: this is just one example of how children are being placed front and center in these debates. >> your children and your children's children will be subjugated! let me ask how many vaccines have you had? have you been a good little nazi! >> recently talked about it with the education secretary, miguel cardona. secretary cardona, how do you cut through the noise to m

the passionate speech was at a meeting in loudoun county, virginia which has become widely known for his parents megan and adam. good morning. >> good morning. ainsley: great to see you all. noah, why did you feel the need to stand up and speak out to the board? >> well, i definitely feel like it was something that there were a lot of other people doing it at that point and i felt like i asked my parents if i could do it and i didn't feel like what they were doing is right, and i don't like masks, and they don't work, so i don't know why we're doing it. ainsley: what's happening when you're wearing the mask for too long? >> well i'm definitely getting, i'm dizzy, headaches, it's not comfortable, it's very uncomfortable. dizziness, headaches almost every day at school. ainsley: and megan you're not a fan of these mask mandates. you say they're absurd. why do you feel that way? >> yeah, i do. i tried to boil it down to three major points, and really, there's a sign of submission with them, and just for us to go along with everything. it's depriving the children of oxygen and their brai

pushback as a loudoun county school board meeting after the board mandated student athletes get vaccines. >> medical experimentation and weekly testing mandates which violate basic human rights and amount to melodies crime nation and child abuse. you aren't doctors. your orders are not based on science. you're obviously operating on a limited understanding of epidemiology and you have no theory to force any medical procedures on to anyone else. reporter: anger taking away the personal choice could be seen and heard. white house officials say the meeting at the white house will serve as a rallying cry for other companies to institute their own mandates on vaccines. back to you, neil. neil: edward, thank you very much, my friend. edward lawrence at the white house. for this guy it's a headache. for his various restaurants under his huge corporate umbrella don't get zane tankel started what is going on in new york right now where they actually have inspectors going restaurant to restaurant to make sure that they're policing this vaccination thing. it is a huge, huge has cell for them. zane

loudoun county public schools in virginia holding their first board meeting of the school year.ents and students sounding off on the mass mandate regardless of vaccination status and the vaccine mandate for all high school students participating in sports. >> school board members, you've made so many decisions without consulting us, the parents. you are destroying the very foundation of our community, our children. get back to academics. >> you aren't doctors. your orders are based in science. you are honestly operating on a limited understanding of epidemiology. you have no authority to force any medical procedures on anyone else. >> follow the signs. if you really want to follow the signs, doctors and scientists say covid is so small it can get through any face mask. >> shannon: the board voted to revise a policy saying school employees have a first amendment right to engage in protected speech in their -- a physical education teacher talked about how his religious convictions could put him in conflict with transgender policies. in a rather incredible twist, in the story of th

. >> fairfax and loudoun county seem to be a hotbed. >> for everything. >> how much could he have gottenthought he would get 30 years, potentially life but then as this dragged on, they said to get this plea deal they had to do less time. >> tragic story. keep following it for us. >> sandra: thank you. the democratic spending plan is a threat to the economy's existence. the chamber of commerce is now launching a six figure ad campaign to some the plan with a price tag of 3 trillion 500 billion. >> or $3.5 trillion. >> that's an easier way to say it. good to have you here. the point is now you've got the u.s. chamber of commerce, endorsed by a number of 2ke78s in 2020, they are pushing those very same democrats not to support this. so what's happening? >> a huge buyers remorse going on right now in the business community on wall street. i know i'm going to be writing about this in my new york column post next week. and talking about on fox business as well and here, a huge buyer's remorse going on among big banks, wall street firms, obviously the chamber of commerce is part of the whole c

pain half a million dollars to air ads to target critical race theory and the school board in loudoun countyents and staff but an effort to provide a welcoming inclusive information environment for all students. the ad that will run over the next two weeks on local network channels ends by saying let's get politics out of the classroom. multiple crt groups have sprung up to school board meetings as we overly witnessed across the country. stuart: great reporting, thank you very much. the liberal media embracing president biden's power grab with the vaccine mandates. it highlights what might be hypocrisy at the cnn headlines from last year rejected trump's threat to override governors. i guess it is okay if biden does it. media research center president joins me now, it seems the media absolutely loves the vaccine mandate, am i right? >> they do, let's try to figure out what's going on let's look at the why of the proposition, i've been thinking about this the left has become socialist and there's no question about it they see the government as a solution to all things but there is more than t

. >> virginia's loudoun county is now considering repirations.ce. the district supervisor calling it "a moral imperative" and then a vietnam war veteran returns to the cockpit after 65 years. clyde bridger is 90 years old and got back behind the wheel of a t-33 fighter jet, the same plane he flew as an air force combat pilot. he participated in a wisconsin airshow, even showing off some tricks including a 360 overhead approach, and a touch and go landing. he says he wasn't nervous at all because, according to him, flying a plane is like riding a bike, you never know, you never forget how to do it. that is cool. brian, send it to you. brian: pretty amazing. by the way in about five weeks, i'm going to start hitting the road but also have a chance to do a live show, also be seen on fox nation, and take a look. i'll be in charleston, west virginia november 7, only been to west virginia once it was great. i'm going back, and florida december 3 and like a true band member almost like boston, from interest i'll pack up with my crew and rodeies go decem