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crt is becoming everything that people don't like about schools. >> loudoun county is a suburb of d.ces in the country and has become increasingly diverse. >> if you go back 25 years, the county, the student body was over 80% caucasian. today, our caucasian students are about 45%, 46% of our student body. i became interim superintendent officially on january 6th, 2021. >> 2021, so really in the thick of it. >> yes. yeah. >> like sheridan and other school board members, ziegler became a lightning rod for hate when vitriol escalated over issues like a state law that expanded the rights of transgender students, including the right to use school bathrooms of the gender they identify with. >> two alleged sexual assaults at two different high schools. >> and two sexual assault incidents involving a male student, who was sentenced by a judge to a residential treatment center. >> don't be calling little girls boys, you sick [ bleep ]. you are so [ bleep ]. you have no idea, bitch. you are about to get a real education mother [ bleep ]. let the pansy ass scott ziegler protect himself. try all

you have an eighth grader in loudoun county schools and ninth grader in private school. all of this? >> i believe the school boards across the country and here in loudoun county our school board in cahoots colluding with and working with the teacher's unions. national and otherwise to protect the interest of teachers and teacher's careers over the education of our children, which i think should have been their primary focus. >> ainsley: when is the next election for school board in your area. >> next year, 2023 and it's not political, not not republican or democrat candidates, it's just who you are. and they are -- >> ainsley: what are you going to do? how do you know where they stand? >> you can tell the ones who are in office now seated you can tell by the way they voted and the things they say during the meetings. and we will have an opportunity to vet candidates and make choices. in one year eric you have a fourth grader and sixth grader. you are out on farming dale public schools. you say you feel like the math scores are down because parents don't know how to do co

we are back in loudoun county.ed to so many of these beautiful individuals over the course of what a year, year and a half wind glenn youngkin running against terry mcauliffe. terry mcauliffe looked in on the coffin comment when parents should decide what's being taught in their schools. pete you wrote a book about this, the parent spoke out and won so we wanted to talk to them ahead of midterms to find out what their issues are. >> pete: we talk a lot about crime, inflation, the border but education is always bubbling to the top for parents and still ongoing weather virginia all the weight -- >> ainsley: shaking their heads, as. >> pete: you can't ignore it. it is still in the classrooms, is that what you are hearing? >> ainsley: absolutely. we will ask them in just a moment what their main concerns are. i was asking them before we went on air and the majority of them said education number one. how many education number one? see, look at this. how many crime? crime issue? inflation? inflation? what about political

scores and other issues that we have with fairfax county, loudoun county and other areas.m for over a bit of time. 2019, i talked to the parents on issues around -- having said that, the school boards have to be changed completely. they have to be governed well. we have glenn youngkin but it has to change at the local level. and we need good governance, good leaders and without that, it is hard and tough for our kids with the education. >> ainsley: tracy you have gotten involved in this issue but why? >> because i saw my kids crying. >> ainsley: really? >> i saw them in a ball on the ground because i have no other choice. i don't want to be here. i don't. i don't think any of us really want to be here, do we? >> ainsley: where you want to be? >> i want to be home with her kids who are happy and not one or two years behind in their education. that is all i want. i want to take them to swim. >> ainsley: what did you say when you said, "why are you crying, honey?" >> when you try to do school on a computer and you are a kitten or gardener? what else are they going to do? i di

and i'll stt with cheryl, you've seen this play out in loudoun county but do you expect it toonal level in education that moms become a major voting block that swings an election? >> absolutely. i think the more time that goes on, the parents movement is just growing in leaps and bounds. look at what we did last year in virginia with yeting youngkin -- getting youngkin elected and parents are waking up. just this week, every house democrat voted against a bill that would have required schools to notify parents if their child wanted to change their gender at school. i mean, that's outrageous and people are really waking up to the whole gender agenda being pushed in the government schools, and more parents are standing up, and it's deferentially going to play a role -- definitely going to play a role in the midterms in a few weeks. will: tanisha, when you're together with your kids and kid's friend's parents. what are people saying? >> gun control. safety in schools. that's what matters and even in the pta meetings, i've attended a couple this year, and safety is a big thing for

and we have this, this video of a loudoun county dad just absolutely passionately talking about how he his kids to grow up. >> i want my daughter to have the same america i had growing up, the same opportunities. and that means you've got one job. aye got one job, and i'm not going to -- can i just want them to have the same opportunities to be free, to be judged by the content of their character and on the merit. and not because they're black that, oh, you have this helping hand and employers -- no, i don't want that for them. i want the same america that i had the opportunity. joey: so much passion, so genuine and honest, and i just wish everyone had a chance to see that and listen to the words he said. pete: we were getting too close to the -- it really is, to the content of our character versus the color of our skin, so something had to change. rachel: there's a ideological, you know, motivation behind it, there's also a cottage industry between the, quote-unquote -- pete: oh, you get paid a lot to be a diversity -- joey: turning now to our headlines, a 67-year-old man is violently

>> i believe the school boards across the country thrill and here in loudoun county our school boardhoots colluding with and working with the teacher's unions. >> when they locked them down and we had to try to help them with math, fourth grade even, sixth grade, eighth grade, ninth grade, it doesn't matter. i can't help them. and the divide of money put food on the table. >> steve: also, i want to hear from the school unions about their interpretation of what went wrong because i would be interested in hearing that. i have not heard from them yet there was a school shooting yesterday. >> brian: hear from carley shimkus she has the news. >> carley: scott peterson, convicted of killing his wife and unborn son in 2002 has officially been moved off death row. the move comes two years after california supreme court overturned his death sentence. the murders of lacy peterson and her unborn son conner drew national attention after they went missing nearly 20 years ago. the state's high court dismissing the tet sentence after potential jurors were improperly dismissed. the state judge is no

. >> ainsley: we are back in loudoun county talking to parents about key issues that could decide theheard from most of y'all is what's important, but we didn't have time to get to you so tell us why you wanted to be here. >> very simple. i don't want to live under communism again. i escaped it but it's coming to america. people need to wake up. what is going on here is a communist takeover. why education? because education is the front line of the battlefield. and now we talked about education is not a partisan issue. i totally agree. it is an issue between marxism and americanism. >> ainsley: gives examples because you said in the six 6:00 hour that you are seeing our schools, the same thing happening to your school in china give us some examples. >> indoctrination. given the cultural revolution, slogans, politics and command. in school we learned ideology first. we learned very little about academic subjects. and tests were banned. >> ainsley: we are going in that direction. >> exactly, that is the same. we are on that same path. and i want to warn people. >> pete: mxp to fred, how

loudoun county, virginia, glen youngkin gets elected and it's all amazing and heart warming sincerely but those types of actions in today east government schools.me we call them government schools, public schools are government schools and those types of actions we say in the book, i feel like it's like charging a four to five machine gun nest with new -f guns. we -- nurf guns. we absolute your effort but we're going to bury you all. see you later, next. she recognized it for what it is back then. she protested and pull it hadedt and at the central middle school. nothing happened. 99% of the other kids at forest lake high school went through that education and still got the program and now we're in the 95th iteration of that in minnesota. they controlled the pipeline of every aspect of the educational industrial complex. the unions being their powerful arm of that, but the teachers, colleagues, textbook, certification, accreditationsd are all hard left is and we want to dis-avow people of the idea that you can move to amo nice zp code or i'll move to a condition servetive community an

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we have seen a girl get raped in loudoun county when a boy walked into the bathroom in a skirt. this is why women and parents again need to object to this, when they go far enough, it is hard to get back our safety. >> todd: thank you. turning to the crime crisis, 50 people shot in chicago this weekend and voters say they are staying home to protest the violence in lightfoot's city. >> carley: we're talking to an employee who quit over lightfoot's failures next. so get tough on pain and advil the pain away. if you wanna go fast, go faster. and if you got the devil on your shoulder... take him for a ride. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo! i'm on fire tonight. (limu squawks) yes! limu, you're a natural. we're not counting that. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ >> todd: a career criminal back behind bars for allegedly pushing a man off a brooklyn subway plate form on friday. the suspect served 20 years in prison

it actually begins with loudoun county, virginia, where a 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted inearing a skirt and the school covered it up, denied it and then had the father of the girl, the rape victim, the father arrested, handcuffed and the national association of school boards asked the biden administration to go after, to target parents who go school boards as domestic terrorists using the patriot act. six days later merrick garland the attorney general more than happy to comply, sent a memo to the fbi directing the fbi to go after moms and dads who are raising issues at school boards about sexual assault. about critical race theory, about the garbage being taught to kids right now the fbi is doing that joe biden has turned the department of justice and the fbi and the irs and the federal government into machinery to target their political enemies when we have majorities in congress, we need oversight. and we need to stand up and stop this politicized law enforcement. >> how conscious of this type of performance, if you can even call it a performance, do you think the democ

. >> john: education is a big priority, parents in loudoun county in the 10th congressional districtously ground 0 for a lot of what we have seen in the last year. in part drove youngkin to victory. you have five children, one in the navy academy, the other four being are being home schooled. so how do you have a dog in the public schools fight? >> it's every american's problem, right. we need, in order for us to have a great country have to have kids willing to go into the science and technology field, computer science, and without the basics of math and engineering, they are not going to be able to do what they do. right now we have the lowest act scores in 30 years. the reading comprehension is the lowest since 1990. you saw the rating, virginia has dropped the highest in the entire country. so education is a big issue for the district. >> john: national test scores are quite depressing, i guess. hung cao, good luck with your race. thank you for coming in, appreciate it. >> sandra: brand-new at 2:00, is big tech meddling in the midterms? a report says google is manipulating the se

the part where i would step in is because the watershed feeds 2 million people in loudoun county, prince william county and fairfax county as well. the watershed feeds for bellmore, which houses the defensively to six agency, the defense reduction agency, and the university antisocial branch of jsoc. the water affect that base. camp lejeune, we saw the effects of water on those families. recently in hawaii. i don't think the deity will stand by to allow the watershed -- dod will stand by to allow the watershed to affect fort bellmore. dr. farnsworth: next question goes to candidate cao. what is your position on extending the washington subway system metro into prince william county? mr. cao: sir, i used two measure all the time when i worked at the pentagon. it's a great way to get commuters out there for -- with very little impact on the environment. the problem is we extended the railway all the way to ashburn. it's been sitting there for about three years empty. as a federal legislator i would be concerned about stepping in and allowing this to happen and not having the oversight we n

this is loudoun county school board. >> they didn't get through the night. >> we did not get throughhildren 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 to replace -- [ cheers and applause ] >> madam chair, i move to end public comment. >> all in favor, please raise your hand and say aye. >> aye. public comment is ended. we'll move to our next agenda item. >> when that vote passed 9-0, the school boardroom erupted again. [ chanting ] >> and really was largely out of control. people were standing on chairs. >> reporter: one person was arrested and another was briefly detained. >> this is an unlawful arrest. >> i was out front, people were certainly trying to intimidate me through that process. >> you need to be arrested. >> that's the superintendent that you are hearing from. you also saw brenda chariton. these threats are getting personal. on christmas she had a letter mailed not to her, mailed to her house, but not to her, it was addressed to her son, her child and it

. >> we interviewed parents in loudoun county and fairfax county.areas where parents were going to school board meetings. one guy was arrested. people were being thrown out. patients were speaking out and said the mama bears and papa bears were finally being heard by glenn youngkin and did he win in that state. listen to what some of the parents said. we just were there a week ago, october 14th. to say interview softball the parents in that area. >> one of the things they are doing is changing the way they grade. so equity grading, not letting kids fail. so after the pandemic they were bragging about how high the graduation rates were. come to find out you couldn't fail. we don't care what letter is after the candidate's name. we want to see somebody who is going to prioritize students' needs and return the focus to academics. >> i want my kids who are happy and not one to two years hinds in their education. when you try to do school on a computer and you are a kindergartner, what else are they going to do? i did everything i could. i made the bounc

you all remember loudoun county, virginia, where there was a 14-year-old girl who went to school andathroom by a boy wearing a skirt. after that happens, you would expect the school district comeo come down and prosecute the sexual predator. instead they transferred him to another school. they insisted it never happened, they transferred him to another school, and that predator attacked and sexually assaulted another little girl. at the school board meeting that followed that, the parents of that 14-year-old girl came in and they were upset, understandably upset, and then they were infuriated because the school board was so concerned with their political ideology, they said it never has happened that a boy dressed as a girl has committed sexual assault. and the father in particular was yelling and said, "my daughter was raped at your school, in your care, and you're not doing a thing about it." they didn't call the police on the criminal, they called the police on the dad. they arrested him and threw him to the ground, handcuffed him, and after that, as you will recall, the national

if you drive through loudoun county, just outside washington, which i was doing a couple of weekendshung kao are everywhere. some is some of the terrain where the school board fights were happening that propelled glenn youngkin into office. this race has joined unlike really -- it's a different set of circumstances and environment than in other parts of the country. this is washington's back yard. so i think that the -- if they're successful, and we will see on election night, we'll be watching the commonwealths of virginia which closes early, if these three are successful, then the january 6th messaging worked. manu, you make a good point, democrats other places have shied away from talking about this too much. we'll see if that was a mistake or not. i think the -- spanberger and luria and wekton are three interesting case studies of if virginia is -- they're more educated voters, college-educated voters and other things, that will be interesting to watch if they can keep those seats blue. it's totally different electorate probably than the governor's race last year. >> right. you m

go forward and distinguish yourself and i think what happened at the chambers berger raid, in loudoun county, sets the groundwork for what happened in fredericksburg. so this can be an overworked connection as well. >> one final question. >> ted williams from williamsburg in the life of pelham, when you consider consider his life chivalrous or ultimately doomed? a byproduct of a lost cause during the civil war? >> that is a good question, one i am addressing long term in my writings. i don't think, pelham was doomed from the start. i think what happened that kelly's ford, if he could have said something, you know, from the grave, which of course does not happen -- i think he would've been surprised that he died at kelly ford! it's not the place we would have thought he would have died. was he doomed by the mentality of his era? i don't believe so. and i will explain that further in writing. thank you. [laughs] [applause] american history tv, saturdays on c-span, to exploring the people on the fence that tell the american story. at 12:30 pm eastern, on the presidency, top speaker nancy pelosi

loudoun county. instead they pretended they are anomalies. they are not.ig ways and will be part of the red wave. >> trace: and anti-cop activists demanded vandalism, demanded the police out, vandalism, she was appointed to a school board she says it amazes me how those pigs can sit over there to watch us peacefully talk about what we want to change. it amazes me and they don't pay attention until we tara blank. so tear up everything until they do what we want them to do. now she is on the school board. welcome. >> one of the prerequisites for being appointed to a walk school board. this is absently absurd. it reminds people that a lot is on the line when you're not activated in your own community and you're not really paying attention to what goes on because i guarantee you up until recently no one in the community realized this was happening and that this kind of person who is so far to the left and dangerous, she is now going to have a say about the future of our kids. this is insanity. >> trace: 30 seconds. i want to put this on the screen. it's hallow

loudoun county, virginia, glynn young can get elected it's all amazing stuff and it's wonderful to see and it's heartening and i mean that sincerely. but those types of actions in today's government schools because that so we shouldrn call them, they are governed schools, public school or government schools, those types of actions as we say in the book i feel like it's like charging a fortified machine gun nest. we salute your efforts but we're going to bury you all. though school boards what to do those pairs, 95% 95% of the time? good luck, see you later, next. my mom protested a pta, at pt meet and school board and 1980s and 90s when i was in elementary and high school and god bless her. she took it outut of those courses, whether it was the new sex and course of this newte self-esteem thing that's quite benign by today's standards but she recognized for what it is back then. she protested and she pulled me out. guess what happened at force lake elementary school in central middle school. nothing. 99% of the other kids at force lake high school still went to the education and still

i'd lived in loudoun county my entire life. >> i care so deeply about this community. we neeard a representativees o who sharesurs an our values andl fight for our values. i've seen wen what happens whene don't have someone who's>> advocating for those who are left out of the room. >> nic nick ak doesn't seem tow a whole lot of interest in including parents in the equation. uation b hbecause he specificaly that he would supportents i the policy that leaves parents i in the dark when it comes tor knowing what names their children are using. throom tin school or which bathm they're using. i don't believe that nicgenuink is being genuine in his in his concern about parent involvement.want cut them out of the equation when he wants to cut them out lk of the equation. nicke to, would you like to use thirty seconds here? >> no, i'm good. , i'm gono, i'm good. well, of course, all of whatnow these peopleth have been saying is false. and now the voters are catchingl up ties.biggeso allies. but the biggest lie of all was that there were red stateslook, and blue states . look, t

bar whose so it journalist for them in northern virginia was to concentrate on that fight in loudoun county. if it really were a parental right election, you would expect big republican games in the last go round and that's not what you saw. you look at the swing on the county level and it was former trust estate. in areas where parental rights have a lot of issues joe biden's job approval is just starting to nosedive. you had that afghanistan withdrawal and inflation was certain starting to take upward. youngkin was an attractive candidate stuff he was a good republican candidate. i don't think that was that kind of election come i think it was put a brake on democrats. >> we cannot underestimate the importance of covid fatigue on move or that election. the school closings were normally disruptive for people in the society. if you are a family with two parents working in one of them cannot work for two years because there is no place to take the kids, that's a horrible thing to have happen. if you don't have two parents working but you got six people in a two-bedroom apartment, that's not

in northern virginia was to concentrate on that fight in loudoun county.f it really were a parental right election, you would expect big republican games in the last go round and that's not what you saw. you look at the swing on the county level and it was former trust estate. in areas where parental rights have a lot of issues joe biden's job approval is just starting to nosedive. you had that afghanistan withdrawal and inflation was certain starting to take upward. youngkin was an attractive candidate stuff he was a good republican candidate. i don't think that was that kind of election come i think it was put a brake on democrats. >> we cannot underestimate the importance of covid fatigue on mood or that election. the school closings were disruptive for people in the society. if you are a family with two parents working in one of them cannot work for two years because there is no place to take the kids, that's a horrible thing to have happen. if you don't have two parents working but you got six people in a two-bedroom apartment, that's not any fun eith

the angry parents i come from virginia loudoun county, virginia, where we had the angry parents. yeah. getting willing to get arrested, shouting, fighting the trans ideology critical race in the covid theater, what i call it the idea of the the masking kids, the social distancing and mask backs, mandates. so i'll detail that a little later on. but that what turned the entire state of virginia rejected this whole theater party. and it was it was a shot heard round the country because then that led to the cities removing the covid vaccine requirements and other things, all because of what happened at school boards turned entire election. so anyway, so i'm here my background is you mentioned environment of public committee. i actually did a stint as rush limbaugh's man in washington in 1992 for his tv show, and that was a lot of fun. i got to go to all the marches the animal rights marches, environmental marches, interview people like alec baldwin. i got thrown out of the white house. clinton white first. first. reporter his camera seized in the clinton white house. according helen