in tennessee, gj loria johnson just announced a bid to unseat marsha blackburn.e who faced expulsion from the house of representatives last spring, along with justin jones and justin pierson. johnson pushed for gun reforms following a mass shooting at a national school. republicans accused them of knowingly and intentionally bringing disorder and dishonor to the state house of representatives during a protest inside the house chamber. jones and pierson, who were black, were expelled but reappointed and re-elected. johnson, who is white, was not expelled. a decision that she categorized as racially motivated and joins us now for her first cnn interview as a candidate for the u.s. senate. thanks for joining us, representative. this does sound like a rather uphill battle. trump won tennessee by 33 points in 2020. why are you running for the u.s. senate? >> well, you know, what we see here in tennessee, there are more democrats and independents than there are republicans. and tennesseens have had their eyes open to the extremism in our state. we see that marsha black

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marsha, marsha, marsha. maria: pork chops and apple sauce.heryl: by the way, there was a show called a very brady renovation, the six kids that are now obviously not kids, they're grandparents, basically, they all went in an redid the interior of the home. so if you walk in, it looks like the set of the show from the '70s. maria: i love it. >> that was a fun show, by the way. i watched it. maria: me too. we all did. wthat was one of my favorite lines, pork chops and apple sauce. another favorite line, my nose, my nose. >> greg threw the football and it hit her in the nose. maria: marsha's nose. >> not to date ourselves. the value will go down over time because more and more people don't know what the brady bunch is. >> oh, my gosh. cheryl: what's interesting -- >> get your fund raising events in now. cheryl: yeah, yeah. she'll have fun. maria: that was good, cheryl many thanking you. meanwhile, the house select committee on china holding meetings with wall street executives and a field hearing in new york city to ask about how american invest

joining me right now is senate judiciary committee member marsha blackburn.or, thanks very much for being here. what is your takeaway from the merrick garland testimony this past week? >> the testimony was astounding. maria, it was he heard nothing, he saw nothing, he wrote nothing, he didn't know anybody who had talked to 9/11 else that was -- anyone else that was involved in the white house. he had no recollection of any conversations that had taken place. it was astounding to hear him is say this. he either is inept, or he is lying. you've got one of two decisionses you can make on this because no one could be running and in charge of the u.s. department of justice and not have heard anything. it calls into question what they are trying to cover up. why are they trying to hide the ball? why are they trying to kick the can? why are they not wanting to answer these questions? and, maria, there's a great country song, it's called the hole. and the message of the song is when you're in a hole, stop digging. and when you hear testimony like merrick garland's, y

a dell was discuss infertility around the globe is marsha and horn. now she is a professor of anthropology and international affairs at yellow university and author of the book, motherhood on ice. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. do we have a global growing and fertility crisis and why? yeah, infertility is a global reproductive health problem. i think i would call it a crisis because approximately 10 percent of all reproductive age couples around the world are going to face the problem of infertility at some point in their reproductive lives. and, you know, there are a causes of infertility that are growing around the world, for example, something called poly is the sick over syndrome, a hormonal metabolic problem. so yeah, we are facing a significant infertility problem. it's estimated that anywhere between $50000000.00 and a $186000000.00 people around the world are internal right now. the estimates are imprecise, but it's millions of people around the world suffering from the inability to conceive a child. and so it's a, it's a problem

that person isn't marsha blackburn.a johnson in her first campaign video, announcing her run for a seat in the united states senate. you may remember johnson is part of the tennessee -- a trio of democratic lawmakers targeted by republicans earlier this year, after a gun reform protest. johnson will face off against environmental justice activist murky to bradshaw in the democratic primary, in the hopes of advancing to take on tennessee's current republican senator marsha blackburn. but she faces a tough fight. tennessee hasn't elected a democratic sunder in more than three decades. joining me now is that democratic candidate for u.s. senate from tennessee. tennessee state representative gloria johnson. representative johnson, thank you so much for coming to the sunday show. >> well, thank you jonathan for having me. >> so, simple question. why are you running for the u.s. senate? >> because tennessee deserves better. right now we currently have a senator who it is basically ignoring tennessee. she's tweeting about port

tennessee senator marsha blackburn with the president hostage deal with iran. she says biden has only emboldened iran. we are on that. ukraine first lady says she does not know if her husband is going to run for reelection in 2024. how would that affect its war with russia with zelenskyy wasn't there and taxpayer money going there. kt mcfarland on that next. ♪ blackrock silver is bringing new life to one of the great american mining camps in the silver state of nevada. with a new resource estimate imminent, one of the highest grade silver projects in america is about to get bigger. blackrock silver. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and th

. >> my first question is for marsha done with the associated press in your line is open. >> si, marshaone ap, already receiving e-mails area 51, in roswell so i would like to ask mr. startle the heavens for you and your fellow panel members bombarded by this sort of thing during the course of your study. vanessa, are you not naming the director of uap research for this for reasons of the not hassled bombarded by the element. >> thank you. >> i was price of the e-mails and suites and might there be some people honestly are curious about things that they've seen never you know, the things that are hard to respond to like my uncle, who is dead saw something strange you have to reported is not useful but is harmless and on the other had one of the things that happened during the study from this may be part of the bigger discussion of cultural behavior and social media. where people behave badly and i would say harassed some of our panel members. that i thank you so very inappropriate behavior that one does not do not want to see and sadly i think that is part of the people problem when peo

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me, marsha and every child in ukraine, it doesn't matter if it is south, it is -- just all ukraine. >y career. and right now i'm pretty sure that i want to be a journalist. i just want to provide information about ongoing problems in the world. because since the war started, i realized how important information is. >> maria, what do you think? >> i don't know what i would do in the future, but i sure know that i want to live in ukraine. like i live to sometime in america. and i just -- it wasn't my home. i wanted to live here. i want to go to school here. i want to like make our country better. >> any of you have any lessons to teen ages? >> miain piece of advice for me is basic. enjoy every part of your life because you didn't know what will be the next. you don't know whether you will be with your mother or father or if they will be gone. or your friends. or like that path of your life. it is very unpredictable. and the same was when we were called on the 24th of february and we realized that that is not the same life as i was living. so, yeah. >> you guys have been amazing. and ver

joining me now with reaction is tennessee senator marsha blackburn who is a member of both the senate senate judiciary committees. senator thank you for joining us this morning. also -- you served in the house before you served in the senate. >> that's right. >> the democrats they want to put all of the blame going into election year on the republicans, the democrats have also asked for 12 billion dollars as a bump up for fema funding but 24 billion dollars for ukraine. there are a lot of people that want it see this -- this question split. what's your take on where we're at and what is going to happen with the funding? >> yes. good morning jason. what we are hearing is the one person who is really pushing for a government shutdown is chuck schumer. and this is something he thinks would help him politically as he tries to hang on to the u.s. senate which, of course, we know is going to be very difficult for him to do an probably impossible. but what we do know is this. senate republicans, house republicans are pushing forward to get these spending bills across the finish line. because

none more so than senator marsha blackburn of tennessee.e's the one who asked the judge to define the word "woman." she was very proud of herself and weighed in on this important non-issue again this afternoon. >> in the time since judge jackson sat before this committee, disney has eliminated saying "boys and girls." the state department announced you can select "x" as a gender on your passport. the left has slowly but surely stripped words of their meaning in an attempt to eliminate dissent. and the latest victim of this campaign is the word "woman." >> jimmy: yeah, you know the people i'm trying to set back 50 years? those are the victims of this campaign. [ applause ] maybe be less worried about the word "woman" and pay more attention to the people who are them. i don't know. and also maybe a little bit of dry shampoo in that hair. [ laughter ] marsha blackburn isn't the only republican concerned about the definition of "woman." weirdo congressman madison cawthorn of north carolina took time out from all the coke-fueled orgies he's been

marsha blackburn wants to keep prescription prices high, especially for seniors.omething that tennessee is going to stand for. we are building this multiracial, multi generational and quite frankly multi partisan coalition. because many republicans are coming over and saying they just don't see her helping tennessee. >> so state representative johnson, you make a very interesting point. but you are also running in a presidential election year, and the reality is that every democratic presidential nominee has lost by double digits in tennessee since 2004. describe to me, then, the type of voter who cast a ballot for the republican nominee over president biden, but votes for gloria johnson over incumbent republican marsha blackburn? >> i can tell you that in all of my districts, in my state house race, i overperformed the president every time. and it has to do with talking to people, listening to people. folks out there know that even with if we disagree, they will be able to have a conversation with me. they willi will listen to whate to say. and i will be someone

democratic representative gloria johnson announced tuesday she'll be challenging republican marsha blackburn in 2024. back in april, johnson protested in the state legislature, alongside justin jones and justin pearson in support of gun safety follow gt covenant school shooting while republicans successfully voted to expel jones and pearson, johnson ex- expulsio expulsion by a single vote >>> a judge has thrown out the alabama voting map more than a quarter of alabama's voters are black but only one out of seven of its congressional district also a black majority the court appointed a special master to submit three new maps for the 2024 election. the attorney general's office plans to appeal the case back to the supreme court. >>> in south carolina, convicted murderer alex murdaugh is seek agnew trial after allegations of jury tampering murdaugh is currently serving two life sentences for the murder of his wife and son our kathy park has this report >> reporter: a surprising motion filed by alex murdaugh's defense attorneys accusing the county clerk of court becky hills of jury tampering and

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and that's what we're getting out of marsha blackburn. you know, she's in with the nra.y're working in d.c. trying to negotiate prescription prices so senior citizens don't get caught in that donut hole and have ox shall tant prescription costs and she's working to keep prescription costs high. she's doing nothing for tennessee families. but then she gets almost $2 million from insurance company and big pharma. we need somebody who works for tennesseans. >>> representative jackson, good morning, one of the things we saw in tennessee and continue to see is leading the charge for gun safety measures are young people, and, you know, young people have been voting more and more every election cycle, and how do you anticipate using that coalition, and bringing out young voters, and it would seem there are huge numbers that will encounter all of the element of the republican party and their strength in tennessee? >> in my generation, we didn't grow up. i didn't have to worry about gunshots in my classroom, and this is a generation of young people that grew up with active shoote

thank you, marsha. and thank you, sam moss and the folks at mission housing for all the amazing work that we are doing all over san francisco to not only build more housing, but to preserve our existing affordable housing stock. you know, one of the conversations that i learned early on as someone who grew up in the western addition and someone who grew up in public housing, a public housing development that was torn down where. over 300 units were torn down and only 200 were built to replace them, i realized more than ever as i started to kind of enter the world of public service, how important it is to think differently about how we support people in their actual homes and how we as a city need to think about from start to finish. what are we doing to help each of those individual persons maintain, gain their dignity in their living situation as we make the very hard decisions to uproot their lives and to change their communities and to change all of the situations that they've been struggling in from

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so just marsha, no, you had to go to his list window and get the book is right there on the machine. now i thought when you looked on the list to me, yeah. i know a board bureau version i yeah. and those are the lady doing the sharing a band with a total of risk was difficult. diesel for you, lane, ethical of who had experienced an abusive marriage and domestic violence. back in russia. story here, it's pretty rare you continue to listen to gosh little fish, the good stuff. so in your book, compared to the subject of our investigation, i mean a good say of us, some stuff or bull can be cold. lucky. so you only have to live with bombings and syria for 5 months on the sea. so when you do, you put those guns, there was a tooth brush cut the only those still on. there's a pretty busy days and it's not as soon as that the for that are literally all quarter. so yet i used to be in your usual portion, you called at the post the prostate. you produce the lower your yellow chest because this formula is of sure. you get a spring and do so. she managed to escape, but many of the girls had to sh

interesting response from marsha blackburn on your candidacy. what do you say that?factual in their. that is for sure. a lot of name-calling. it is quite remarkable, actually, when you come out and attack someone like that, it's kind of like what i was talking about. the belief that we see in some of our elected officials. just coming out on the attack. and making false claims. but i expected this. and this is why one of the reasons why they decided to run. because tennesseeans deserve better than this. >> so what is it that tennesseeans are getting at this point? especially. i'm just looking at pictures of the whole situation with you and the tennessee three. when did you say you know what? i'm gonna do this. i'm going to run for senate. and what was the inspiration behind it? >> i thought about it for a little while. thanking since the beginning of the year, probably. that as we moved in sutton and, and the gun violence issue became so prominent. we had folks from republicans, independents, democrats, that cared deeply about ending gun violence in tennessee, we hav

thank you so much for joining us, professor marsha and horn of no science. it might never be able to cure every reason which causes infertility. but as we make progress to develop various solutions, it seems like society continues to develop factors which hurt changes for reproduction . whether be environmental or cultural, what we deem is progress might just be the path to mankind own reduction of sky. now here's an, this has been your 360 view of the news affecting new things. so watch the in 1941 with the nazis health relation. ultram national is the us dashes, the claim, the independent state of croatia. shortly off, the seizing power. they build the scene of us concentration camp a place associated with the worst atrocities committed in yugoslavia during world war 2. the stash is used to come system to isolate and exterminate subs, roma, jews, and other non catholic minorities, and political opponents of the fascist regime conditions in the santa of us. campbell, who renders the gods tortured to arise and the prisoners they send in the concentration cam

thank you so much for joining us, professor marsha and horn or no science might never be able to cure every reason which causes infertility. but as we make progress to develop various solutions, it seems like society continues to develop factors which hurt changes for reproduction. whether it be environmental or cultural, what we do is progress might just be the path to mankind to own reduction sky. now here's an, this has been a, your 360 view of the news, affecting new se. so watch the, [000:00:00;00] the known in vietnam, american war the vietnam war last, it's almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any time now, and then you don't see it now. why didn't all i'm empty? hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me. i got that not meant to supply the american soldiers limited resist as mercilessly to down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals and lee by all right, did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that waste too la

thank you so much for joining us, professor marsha and horn or no science might never be able to cure every reason which causes infertility. but as we make progress to develop various solutions, it seems like society continues to develop factors which hurt changes for reproduction. whether it be environmental or cultural, what we do is progress might just be the path to mankind to own reduction. and i'm saying now here's an, this has been a, your 360 view of the news affecting you say. so watch the 1941 with the nazis health relation, ultra nationalist. the establishes the claim, the independent state of croatia. shortly off, the seizing power. they built the scene of us concentration camp a place associated with the worst atrocities committed in yugoslavia during world war 2. use dash is used to come system to isolate and exterminate subs, roma, jews, and other non catholic minorities, and political opponents of the fascist regime. conditions in the san of us come with her renders the gods tortured to arise and the prisoners. they send them a consultation temps. so most of them died.

we caught up with microsoft president brad smith, headed out of marsha blackburn's office, meeting withbig concerns about china, how artificial intelligence is being used and how us companies are using and developing artificial intelligence and how lawmakers can make sure americans are not hurt by that. i cut with smith out of the office and asked him what's the worst thing washington could do when it comes to regulating ai? how could it hurt the government of ai? the better question is what should they be doing anything to washington is on the right track, a listening session between ceos of tech companies and lawmakers on capitol hill so they can get more information. senator my grounds said that the whole point of the forum, to not come up with regulation but get information. >> folks coming in on a bipartisan basis, we wanted them to feel comfortable there comments were directed to to settlers rather than what some people saw as a large audience. >> reporter: we will see tech leaders from major tech companies descending on capitol hill, mark zuckerberg among many others to be here.

. >> the ultimate that you would rather is -- chan or marsha or -- >> no, biden or harris.t's the point, you would kill yourself if either of them are in office. >> yes. >> both options are unattendable. >> nbc news conducted a poll for vice president favorablety rating. it was the lowest favorablety rating. if gavin newsom who puts his hat in the ring who's unattendable. they say it is a slap on the face to someone who has? i am waiting to hear what accomplishments she made. now she's going to tour colleges or having the same success rate to get the team back in order? last time i checked they kicked her out of the locker room because what she says makes no sense. nothing she does serves us. she's easy to make fun of but all of us who are losing. >> to your defense when she was in the locker room, she didn't have a penis. [laughter] >> hey. well -- so, we know. [laughter] >> would you see her if she's in college? >> it is a great move. where is the safest place to be a weird leftest? [laughter] >> college. it is like sending me to a gym and see if i can kill two guys in on

and i am -- marsha blackburn proposed putting it back in place. i don't know why it was taken out. there were 86 areas mayokas was not enforcing in the code for legal -- for immigration. we need to get back to that business. we need to slow it down. border patrol is not able to do good background checks with the people coming across when they come across as fast as they are. closing down our ports ceasing legal and lawful trade is not a way to do it. increased strain on the whole system. >> bill: nothing is getting better and your testimony in washington, d.c. showed that as well. we'll stay on it. we always have. jonathan lines, yuma, arizona. thank you for your time today. >> thank you, bill. >> dana: ukraine's president seeking more military aid from the west. support is waning on capitol hill. >> europeans need to step up. if they don't, you know, this is their backyard, then they will have a much more difficult time of getting u.s. aid to help ukrainians. which hotel? ah! did somebody say “which hotel?” i'm great at this. dance to your faves in the spa-like bathroom! or enjoy

. >> eileen marsha green stein. >> el is beth martin greg. >> denise marie gregory. >> donna h. gregory. >> florence gregory. >> pedro grahan. >> john-michael griffin. >> tawana cheri griffin. >> dana: the names continue to be read in new york city. we want to take you to shanksville, pennsylvania where a moment of silence will take place recognizing that moment. let's listen in there. [bell ringing] [moment of silence] . >> lorraine g. bay. [bell ringing] >> joan donna griffith. >> todd m. beamer. >> lauren griffith. >> ramone. >> joseph f.grillo. >> david joseph grimner. >> francis edward roden. >> linda gromlin. >> keitheth george. >> allen anthony bev in. [bell ringing] >> bill: mark bingham. [bell ringing] >> deora francis bodley. [bell ringing] >> sandy bradshaw. [bell ringing] >> bill: shanksville memorial in south central pennsylvania. somerset county has come a long way. a beautiful site there as we honor the victims on board flight 93. remember, it was todd beamer and mark bingham in contact with family members and friends on the ground and new planes were hijacked and

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marsha will be tuning in, what do you want to hear from the candidates?cal solutions to problems we see that are out of control. >> bryan: what are big issues for you? >> the border, if we could bring that to realistic numbers legally, that would be great. economy, bring prices down for people on fixed incomes and those in the younger generation struggling to get ahead. >> brian: any candidates you are looking for a break-through performance tonight? >> there are three or four i really like and fine with any of them. >> brian: anybody you are watching in particular, really watching tonight? >> tim. >> brian: tim scott? you think he can solve the problems you are talking about? >> i do. he has the personality and intelligence. >> brian: good, nicky, you will watch the debate if you get kids to church and back. what are you looking for? >> economy is my biggest thing, companies don't give cost of living increases, inflation keeps going up, everything costs more with raising expense, my biggest thing. >> brian: how about crime for you, i don't know if that i

. >> my name is marsha and i'm from huffington. i'm glad you talked about the limitations to the federal department of education. we all know education is a state's right and we talked about congress. with in all of that is elementary and secondary education act which pools together so much of the responsibilities of a state department of education for federal title programs. and how locations of that states get that go to districts along with those federal title programs. so in your vision, what happens to those federal title programs, and the money that's going to school districts. when you talk about a block grant, is that that money or is it something else? >> think about if you looked at the entire funding the pool and made it all transparent. when i say transparent, including the strings attached so if a state gets money you have to do these things to get that money or those things. our goal would be when you reestablish the mission of the department of education and simplify all of that, then all of a sudden you are taking a

>> look, duck and cover, america, congress goes back into session this week so we have senator marshat mike gallagher, the chairman of the -- looking at china and everything that's going on there and claudia tenney is coming on and the chairman of the ways and means committee, jason smith. hunter biden, the biden investigations, what's going on with china and then the a appropriations, how are we going to fund the government by the end of the month. big show. love the guests. it's going to be good. rachel: and a great host. >> thank you. rachel: make sure you tune in right after the show. >> thank you. rachel: thank you, jason. a prime upset, deon sanders gets emotional after debut win as colorado's coach. >> we told you we're coming. we told you we're coming. you thought we were joking. we keep receipts. god bless you, america. god is good. rachel: dan dakich has the highlights, next. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your go

tear from tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn appearing on a radio show out of new york citythe topic was ultimately dealing with questions of china but it started with concerns about the reasoner prisoner swap deal -- the recent prisoner swap deal out of iran. [video clip] >> they are now emboldened because joe biden has released $6 million to them, and we know, you know, they are not going to use the money to feed the poor. they will not use it to better the lives of their people. they are going to use it to push forward on uranium enrichment and nuclear proliferation. >> as a matter of fact, senator, iran used september 11 to point out to the american people that they will use the money anyway they want to use it. to do it on september 11 was sending a signal out, beware. >> well, of course with president biden announcing this on september 11 and then with iran saying we will do whatever we want to do, knowing that iran has teamed up with russia to create drones that are now flying over ukraine, and china we hear is pretty much banking that operation, this should be someth

if nominated, the democrat would face republican senator marsha blackburn, who's running for a second year's general election. johnson is one of the tennessee three who protested in the state capital for gun reform this april. but she wasn't expelled like her two black colleagues. jon jones writes much more about johnson's run in our readout blog. if she wants to become the first democratic senator in tennessee since hour, she will need to energize democrats like never before. read about that and more at msnbc.com slash readout blog. and that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. h chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in -- >> the proud boys, the proud boys stand back and stand by. >> a dramatic reckoning for a top trump foot soldier as a federal judge throws the book at proud boys leader enrique tarrio and another proud boys makes a pardon plea from prison. >> oh i know he'll pardon. i believe that with all my heart. >> then, all my the trump 19 enter not guilty pleas as the defense strategy chaos erupts in fulton county. plus, echoes of trump in texas, where

mccarthy which they're putting the security of this country at risk and i even talk to the senators and marshaolution with border security on it. i don't understand what the 12 are thinking. maria: at a minimum they do not want to seem nancy pelosi spending continuing not even for five minutes and you're talking about a continuing resolution for 30 days. >> 30 days. we would cash flow for 30 days and got the border security. the last 24 hours, 9700 came across the border. the highest ever was at 10000 and that was before title 42 expired. it makes no sense, the cost. right now were in phase four of the investigation into mayorkas dereliction of duty. the financial cost of this is looking like for a $500 billion a year to this nation, just the border issues. we could not spend a little bit for 30 days to get the border secure. this has got to stop. maria: i know it sounds like a victory what the homeland security bill funded the border security consistent with hr to. 22000 porter patrol agent, increasing between the port porter security technology funding, where does this go now are you going t

so ahead this hour, charlie arnold is here, david asman and jack brewer and senator marsha blackburnst met -- this is so interesting -- all of the biggest names in technology. elon musk, big gates. they're on capitol hill talking to members of congress about the rise of a.i. and why the u.s. must not let china win the big race. what does senator blackburn say about it? he's coming up. >> is a.i. going to kill us all? >> i hope not. at red land cotton, the bedding start right here on our family's cotton farm in north alabama. the heartland of america. we rely on hard work and honest manufacturing to deliver high quality, heirloom inspired bedding, bath towels and more, all made in the usa. experience the farm to home difference for yourself. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. we're traveling all across america talking to people about their hearts. ooh, take this exit. how's the heart? i feel like it's good. you feel like it's good? how do you know when it's time to check in on your heart? how do you know? let me show you something. it look

this is for elementary school as young as five, monday jazz jennings lgbt activistment tuesday marshader. thursday a gay wnba star and friday gay former nfl athlete. a lot of parents are asking the same question, can't we teach the kids to read right and teach math. >> taxpayers aren't getting what they paid for. they pay $20,000 per student a year not getting basics right why are they focusing on other topics. it's so strange how the far left is focused on inserting topics into elementary schools, focus on the basics, get the matt reading and arithmetic correct. >> trace: that's it. bethany you look at the numbers from city journal, 59% of third graders can't do math correct in los angeles. free throw % of third graders can't do english yet the journal says pupils chair experiences of discrimination or privilege along 12 action ease including race gender identity sexual assault mental health and body size. this mapping allows seven year olds to see themselves as the lens of intersection ality. what do you this i about that bethany? >> the left has controlled the american public educa