hello mike emanuel. >> mike: "the five" turns 10. happy anniversary. >> jesse: thank you. >> mike: good evening from washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. we are covering a number of big stories. the death rate is rising at the site of the collapse condo towers in south florida. much of that state is bracing for what could be damaging rain and winds from tropical storm possibly hurricane he will. is a president biden is urging americans who have not been vaccinated to take the shot and says the delta variant of the coronavirus may be more dangerous than the original. we begin tonight with america's crime crisis a bloody fourth of july weekend and at least 267 people killed in shooting incidents. in chicago, 18 people were killed in shootings involving at least 100 people. police say in nearly all the incidents, no suspects were taken into custody. in cleveland, 11 people were shot in a five-hour period. 8 people were killed in philadelphia, with 27 others hurt. denver police reported five separate shootings within a four-ho

hey mike emanuel. >> mike: happy birthday to caroline. thanks, dana. ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington, i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, what has been a rescue effort at the site of the collapsed condo towers in south florida is now a recovery process. that signals a search for survivors is over. the death toll is 46. we are awaiting an update from officials at the site. correspondent phil keating is live in surfside again this evening. good evening, phil. >> good evening, mike. a lot of factors here. first, the 12-story condo tower pancaked on itself floor on top of floor on top of floor left very few void or pockets where somebody could theoretically survive. days of rubble fire. all that smoke. 8 days of rain followed by that searing south summer heat and ultimately just simply the length of time since the collapse. but the recovery effort is really picking up speed. 8 bodies recovered from the rubble yesterday. another 10 recovered overnight. these are the two highest numbered days for the recovery

first to mike emanuel. what's going on in the capitol and how long it could go on. mike? >> neil, good afternoon. democrats from the texas legislature making their biggest stops so far in the past hour. meeting with senate majority leader chuck schumer. a photo op was held a short time ago. he praised the texas democrats calling them courageous and saying they're fighting for every right for every texan that have the right to vote. >> these folks will be remembered on the right side of history. the republican and the legislators will be remembered on the dark side hoff history. >> the senate's top republican says democrats want to change the rules in the u.s. senate, the filibuster, which protects the minority party. >> it's interesting to see that the senators are concerned about minority rights. if you live long enough, you'll see anything around here. >> up the road in philadelphia, president biden said his administration will go after state voting laws like the one texas republicans are trying to pass. >> attorney general merrick garland announced that the united stat

mike emanuel explains what some businesses are doing to boost their workforce. i don't mind the american economy starting to sizzle as it emerges from the pandemic and workers' paychecks are too with businesses practically begging for help. shake shack says it's spending $10 million to raise wages and give hiring bonuses while white castle is reaching out to thousands of past applicants. a lot of people were surprised to be contacted, as you might imagine, and some have been able to share that they moved on to other things, but didn't mind being contacted. others you know, came in and signed up. what's holding workers back? some business owners say they're still having to compete against the federal government for workers, something republicans warned of when congress boosted unemployment checks. they're giving out $300 weekly bonuses still to keep people from going to work. those checks are set to stop in september. not soon enough for 26 states that already pulled the plug on them. the truth is, if you actually pay better wages and pay benefits in a post covid

hey mike emanuel. >> mike: happy birthday to caroline.ke emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, what has been a rescue effort at the site of the collapsed condo towers in south florida is now a recovery process. that signals a search for survivors is over. the death toll is 46. we are awaiting an update from officials at the site. correspondent phil keating is live in surfside again this evening. good evening, phil. >> good evening, mike. a lot of factors here. first, the 12-story condo tower pancaked

hello mike emanuel. >> mike: "the five" turns 10.. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. we are covering a number of big stories. the death rate is rising at the site of the collapse condo towers in south florida. much of that state is bracing for what could be damaging rain and winds from tropical storm possibly hurricane he will. is a president biden is urging americans who have not been vaccinated to take the shot and says the delta variant of the coronavirus may be more dangerous than the original. we begin tonight with america's crime crisis a bloody fourth of july weekend and at least 267 people killed in shooting incidents. in chicago, 18 people were killed in shootings involving at

i'm mike emanuel. thank you so much for watching. wishing you all a great week ahead.ovid-19 across the country, as the delta variant becomes the dominant strain. chris: with vaccinations down and cases on the rise, the nation's most populated county of los angeles reason tates the mask man a date for everyone indoors and the white house fights disinformation on social media, raising concerns about censorship. >> we're flagging problematic posts for facebook that spread disinformation. >> the government can't censor speech. chris: we'll talk with u.s. surgeon general

i'm mike emanuel in for shannon bream.aking tonight, the democrats on the run, cameras catching up with democratic lawmakers at texas. landed at the airport after fleeing the lone star state earlier today to avoid relying on republican backed election bill. >> we have courage, conviction, and a little bit of defiance. >> once they step back and the state of texas, they will be arrested and brought to the texas capital will be conducting business. >> mike: the political panel weighs in her law and order. another deadly weekend in america has president biden pitched his plan to curb rising gun violence. should local communities be allowed to use covid-19 relief money to help fight crime? our panel has something to say about it. dollars and cents. america's tipping habits have not improved during the pandemic despite the struggle for survival among many restaurants. which generation is ranked the worst tippers. stick around and find out. we begin with the democratic lawmakers in texas skipping town in a bid to prevent voting

mike emanuel. i want to go to christian whiten right now. mike ended with what to do about cuba. like to begin with cuba. you heard the latest developments, that they're looking at contingency plans to deal with migration plans, those looking to seek shelter and asylum here. it's a sticky situation, isn't it? >> yeah, but i think you could have -- it's a better message that what we're putting out. if you're saying don't come here, we're going to stop you, this is a real opportunity to change to alter one of the biggest factors in the western hemisphere, which is the cuban government. if you were to strongly say we're with the cuban people, say it multiple levels, say it repeatedly. don't do what president obama did when iranians took to the streets and he sat on his hands. a real risk that biden is repeating that. his powers are not infinite to help the cuban people. we'll talk about how we will provide aid if they have a transition from the current government. we can cut through cuban censorship. there's an air force program that has antennas. it's called command solo. there was

here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. >> there is significant fallout after the departmential pro-critical race theory group. in a handbook to help schools reopen. >> the document the biden administration sent to schools across this country talks about the need to disrupt whiteness and other forms of owe abrasion. >> today white house press secretary jen psaki down played the significance of what the department of education has called a mistake. >> it was an error in a lengthy document to include the citation. the specific site -- does not represent the administration's view and we don't endorse the recommendations of this group and i believe it's been removed or is in the process of being removed. >> it was the only linked resource for race, social emotional learning. on page 9 of the booklet. and while the press secretary said today there were thousands of citations, fox found there are 182 in the body of the text, 47 footnotes at the end. louisiana republican senator john kennedy suggests it had high level approval. >> there is no way no way under the god's green earth d

foxes mike emanuel explains what some businesses are doing to boost their workforce.on't mind the american economy starting to sizzle as it emerges from the pandemic and workers' paychecks are too with businesses practically begging for help. shake shack says it's spending $10 million to raise wages and give hiring bonuses while white castle is reaching out to thousands of past applicants. a lot of people were surprised to be contacted, as you might imagine, and some have been able to share that they moved on to other things, but didn't mind being contacted. others you know, came in and signed up. what's holding workers back? some business owners say they're still having to compete against the federal government for workers, something republicans warned of when congress boosted unemployment checks. they're giving out $300 weekly bonuses still to keep people from going to work. those checks are set to stop in september. not soon enough for 26 states that already pulled the plug on them. the truth is, if you actually pay better wages and pay benefits in a post covid wor

mike emanuel here in washington with the latest.andra: businesses across the country have complained about how difficult it's been to find workers. in a town hall last night, president biden seemed to acknowledge the extra cash from the government is keeping workers home. listen. >> i think it really is a matter of people deciding now that they have opportunities to do other things and there's a shortage of employers. we're ending all of those things that are things keeping people back from -- from going back to work. it's interesting to see what happens. >> sandra: we're ending all of those things that kept people home. interesting to hear as he talked about the enhanced unemployment benefits that are set to expire in september. some states chose to end them early. businesses say they couldn't get people to work. connell mcshane joining us now. i thought that was a fascinating exchange. we covered the press briefing daily. this administration has been pushed on that. their response has been we don't see any correlation to the exten

i am mike emanuel now back to "life, liberty & levin" have a wonderful evening. >> there is a lot goingpeople are pouring into this country not just for central and south america but from all over the world and the middle east a lot of bad actors and this 13 coyotes and in addition to little kids who are sent in horrendous conditions the president and vice president will go to look at their policies are doing be at they have announced with cuban ancestry to announce don't come to the united states we will send the coast guard we will send you back understand we don't want a flood of people coming into the united states. but they really do qualify for refugee status as opposed to those who come into the united states because they don't like the economy, crime in the cities. what do you make of this? >> i don't believe that anybody in cuba should take to the sea. we don't want them to do it but the regime has used mass migration as a weapon. and 94 they used it against the united states and that cannot be tolerated. those are fair on —- forceful statements. where was that when biden was r

. ♪ ♪ >> mike: i'm mike emanuel. first, a special report news break.outh florida condo collapse. rescuers are searching through new areas of rubble following the demolition of the rest of the building. the pentagon says the with withdrawal from afghanistan will be complete from next month. we will have a full report. the white house has taken a positive approach to the administration's a failure to reach president biden's independence day vaccination goal. the president wanted 70s% of americans don't 70% of americans to have a shot by july 4th. i will be. >> life for 11 special report. now back to "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪♪ i put my hands up ♪ ♪ they are playing my song ♪ ♪ i know i'm going to be okay [indistinct] yeah ♪ ♪ it is a party in the usa ♪♪ >> we are entering more of your fan mail questions. let us begin. we have a facebook question from debra. she asks, one month all expenses paid, where are you going. >> i think british columbia in the summertime. you can hike. you can be out in nature. >> whale watching. >> whale watching. >> can you believe that

i'm mike emanuel. fox news prime time hosted by mark steyn starts right now. have a great night.y tucker starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker ca >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," hope you had a great fourth of july with the ones you love.e it wasn't too long ago that joe biden told us we might not be allowed to celebrate our own independence day because he had the power to decide that. had more and more control over our lives more than we ever had in american history but at the

i mike emanuel. fox news prime time hosted by mark steyn starts right now.the word i'm looking for, hope you had a glorious fourth in these inglorious times. i tried to be the glasses one fourth full kind of guy so here's the story from my beloved state of new hampshire from two or three hours in the small town of marlborough, population 2,000. a quite a large town by the time you get up to northern

i am mike emanuel and for jon scott and this is "the fox report". >> the cdc doing cleanup after thetration was looking into making vaccines mandatory and meanwhile telling reporters that american should probably expect more restrictions as the delta

i mike emanuel. fox news prime time hosted by mark steyn starts right now. have a great night. >> mark: good evening and welcome to fox news prime time. i mark steyn. happy postindependence day if that's the word i'm looking for, hope you had a glorious fourth in these inglorious times. i tried to be the glasses one fourth full kind of guy so here's the story from my beloved state of new hampshire from two or three hours in the small town of marlborough, population 2,000. a quite a large town by the time you get up to northern new hampshire and that's what that department tweeted to the citizenry. it does not have a fireworks ordinance so apartments are not required but if you insist, you can issue yourself a permit using that template pictured below. and the template below was a still from the sitcom parks and recreation showing iran with a self issued permit bearing the words "i can do what i want. signed ron." that police chief is making up aprofound point. on the other hand, did you know fourth of july fireworks are america's silent killer. this is scien

i am mike emanuel and for jon scott and this is "the fox report". >> the cdc doing cleanup after thements on fox using the biden administration was looking into making vaccines mandatory and meanwhile telling reporters that american should probably expect more restrictions as the delta. has an increase of covid cases all of this as the cdc reverses course on indoor masking even for fully vaccinated americans. we have lawmaker reaction to mass confusion but we begin live from the white house. reporter: vaccination rates are going up and that is good news with adult of byron lawn —- delta virus. the first time we had four days in row over 700,000 shots. 3million got there first shot and also a significant increase. the white house is trying to motivate more people to get the shot it is offering to reimburse employers for those who have time off and also to make sure they can pay people. the pentagon is examining whether the vaccine could be required for armed forces and federal workers and contractors will get tested they cannot prove they got the vaccine or to wear their mask in the o

pick of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives, thank you for watching "special report," i am mike emanuel, "fox news primetime" hosted by mark steyn starts right now, good evening, have an awesome show. >> mark: good evening, i would have to give tonight's round to biden, i thought that that was a cracker. so given the fully loaded previous for me, thank you for that, mike. good evening and welcome, i am mark steyn, this is "fox news primetime." the media has been marking the semi anniversary of the all-time worst insurrection in human history on january 6th. we all watched live on our tv screens as millions of revolting peasants smashed and rampaged through the hallowed halls of all like hallowed miss, tens of thousands, men, women, boy scouts, nuns were raped and beheaded until blood ran down like decapitated heads bobbed in the water like melons along the banks of a canal, oh, no, wait, that was the fall of constantinople in 1453, and this was way worse. as emilio reminded us, the media was in the front line and bore the brunt of the assault from vice magazine, the reporters who surviv

i'm mike emanuel. fox news prime time hosted by mark steyn starts right now. have a great night. because the one and only tucker starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker ca >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," hope you had a great fourth of july with the ones you love.e it wasn't too long ago that joe biden told us we might not be allowed to celebrate our own independence day because he had the power to decide that. had more and more control over our lives more than we ever had in american history but at the same time and that's where we launched a streaming show on fox nation, a longer format and it gives us much more time to talk to interesting people about where the world is going. tonight we are going to highlight just a few of them. a lot has changed in the lasthi few years and the people who are watching carefully have changed their views too. charlie kirk is definitely in that category. the cofounder of turning point usa, one ofy the biggest conservative groups in the country. we talk to him about his views of america

i'm mike emanuel in for shannon bream.ded at the airport after fleeing the lone star state earlier today to avoid relying on republican backed election bill. >> we have

the wardrobe budgets in washington i saw mike emanuel also looking dapper.body, time for "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ brian brian i'm brian kilmeade bret did once again give away. is there any bigger story than hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants flooding in our country over the last six months? not only are they bringing in drugs but also bringing in this thing called covid-19. in fact, there is a surge to the tune

a private jet and meeting with, the harrison washington on tuesday welcome to fox news live by mike emanuelquarantines but going to walter reed hospital for what the white house tells us routine doctors appointment, david spunt live at the white house with more, good afternoon. >> we asked specifically about this appointment and were told it's a routine doctors

thank you for watching "special report," i'm mike emanuel. "fox news primetime" hosted by mark steyn stars right now. good evening, mark. >> mark: thank you, mike. great show. i thought those headlines were getting a little long especially aris. >> mike: have a great show. >> mark: and have you great evening, mike. thank you. welcome along, i'm mark steyn, this is "fox news primetime." let's get to it. ♪ ♪ the short version of where i'm at is that civilization is about 7 inches from sliding off the cliff and most of the america in the west isn't even aware of how close to the edge we are. so i'm interested in guys who can move the meter on that not move towards the center as the political consultants advise but who can modify the center toward them as reagan and thatcher did. j.d. vance wrote a big best seller called hillbilly elegy which ron howard turned into a movie with big mainstream stars glenn close and amy adams. advances gloat the quote the liberal media white trash splainer while the "new york times" called hillbilly elegy one of the

>> sandra: mike emanuel live from washington for us.h. many are blaming the pandemic, that my next guest points to democrat run cities taking a soft approach on drugs. radio host jason with us now. welcome back to our program today. wrote a piece at foxnews.com. here's a headline. "don't just blame covid for the surge in overdose deaths, dems' bad policies are responsible, too." i give you a chance to explain, jason. >> covid certainly exacerbated issue, but it's urgent because democrats have effectively and in some cases literally legalize drugs while hamstringing police. you look at portland, seattle, chicago, boston, these are cities that refused to prosecute most drug crimes. they keep promising to get treatment for addicts because they don't want a criminalize addiction, and instead go after the drug dealers. but the problem is addicts, many of them who are criminals, aren't compelled into treatment and there are consequences for skipping out on treatment normally. in this case they know they're not going to be punished if they ign

mike emanuel has more on that. i should have had a better segway. >> good afternoon to you.al resources committee is leading the fight to withdraw this nomination. he says tracy stone-manning, the nomination to lead the bureau of land management was intentionally trying to deceive the committee. the controversy around her connection meant to sabotage the efforts in the 1980s. sources now stone-manning responded in a committee questionnaire that she had never been the target of a federal investigation. but in a 1993 interview, she reportedly said she could have been charged with conspiracy if not for her immunity deal. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell told fox we now know that president biden's nominee lied to the senate about her alleged participation eco-terrorism. the white house should immediately withdraw her nomination. and mcconnell is not alone. it's because herself is conflicted in putting metal spikes, big sick ones, in trees that were meant to either threaten to hurt or gravely injure those americans who were harvesting trees. >> the white house says stone-

. >> i'm mike emanuel info chris wallace. congress goes into the fourth of july recess with plenty on its plate and little time to get it done. ♪ ♪ >> negotiations remain dicey for two major biden agenda items. the infrastructure deal and democrats 'us multitrillion dollar social programs package. >> there won't be an infrastructure bill unless we have a reconciliation bill. >> there was no agreement that they would be linked. >> and the drawdown of u.s. forces continues in afghanistan were troops departed a once-pivotal base and questions are made about the fate of afghan translators who risked their lives helping the u.s. this hour we will speak live with former house homeland security chairman michael mccaul. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, the biden administration misses its signature covid goal of getting 70% of american adults at least one vaccine dose by today. >> president biden: it's accessible, it's free, it's available. >> we will talk with former cdc director tom frieden about how to boost the vaccinatio

i'm mike emanuel. thanks for watch aing. have -- watching.r infrastructure, police reform, and the january 6th commission. six months since inauguration day. ♪ >> the rise of violent crime in cities across the country sparks a rethink of police reform as bipartisan talks on the hill hit a roadblock. >> the justice system that we have right now, it is not functioning the way that it should. >> south carolina senator tim scott, the lead negligence other yateser for republicans, about the outstanding issues holding up the bill.

chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has the story. >> some parents and policymakers are celebratingph in their struggle against critical race theory. >> it's only a victory in a battle, not the whole war. >> in april there is crt language included in the proposal for 3 million dollar department of education grant program for teaching history and civics. it read "schools across the country are working to incorporate antiracist practices in teaching and learning." antiracist ideas argue that racist policies are the cause of racial inequities. after some 35,000 people issued formal complaints the department of education, the reference was dropped. education secretary miguel cardona wrote "this program however has not, does not and will not dictate or recommend specific curriculum be introduced or taught in classrooms." those decisions are and will continue to be made at the local level. utah senator mike lee called the change a pleasant surprise. >> this fight isn't going away. it's all the more reason we have to redistribute power back to the states and localities. >> republican senat

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. >> i'm mike emanuel from fox news in washington. world" independent day special continues in a moment. first, this special report news break. rescuers are searching through fresh rubble for victims of a south florida condo building. crews brought down the last of the structure. three more victims were discovered in the new pile. that raises death toll to several people. tropical storm elsa is battering cuba. the storm killed three as it churns through the caribbean islands. it's expected to hit florida where a state of emergency has been declared in several counties. congresswoman cori bush is taking severe backlash for saying african americans are not free and american is stolen land. now back to "your world." hope you had a great independence day weekend. >> charles: president biden making the case for the bipartisan infrastructure plan this summer. trying to get it passed by fall. will progressives from his own party get in the way? some saying the $1.2 trillion package doesn't go far enough and won't pass without additional spen

i'm mike emanuel it's a great achievement for the company and space tourism jeff paul is live on-site at truth or consequences, what can you tell us. >> not only an incredible moment that happened but that it happened safely have a billionaire like richard branson who is shy of turning 71 years of signals if someone like this can go up into space and come back down 90 minutes later that the future of space tourism and other people can also follow those exact footsteps. there was a bit of a hiccup early this morning i weather delay due to high winds overnight but that was really the only major setback once they got through the 90 minute delay. everything went basically as planned the space plane took off enough fashion that you would be accustomed to see that normal airport once it hit the 50000-foot mark that's when the space plane detached from the fuselage and shooting straight into the air, climbing more than 60 miles we are told about the new mexico that's when the crew got a good view of planet earth and then they headed right back down to planet earth for a safe landing richard

first, a chief washington correspondent, mike emanuel. good afternoon. >> good afternoon.by what he read in this booklet but not shocked on how it was handled. >> this is who they are. the biden administration. this is what they believe. they say it's a mistake. the only mistake is they got caught. they're embarrassed that they got caught and trying to say never mind. we're going to do this quietly. they're trying to indoctrinate. >> jen psaki down played this coming from the department of education. >> it was an error to include this document. the specific cite does not represent the administration's view and we don't endorse the recommendations of this group. i believe it's been removed or is in the process of being removed. >> a key house lawmaker says this must have gotten approval. >> surely must be leaders in the biden administration that support critical race theory. they want to use their -- the schools to indoctrinate our children that is very concerning. i'm a former teacher. i want to make sure that our kids are competent in math, science and reading. >> a forme

but first, mike emanuel on this story for us today about what has changed now from the department of n. hey, mike. >> martha, good afternoon. in april there was a $3 million grant program for teaching history and civics in schools. schools across the country are working to create anti-race practices in teaching and learning. anti-racist ideas are that you have racist policies are the cause of racial inequities. there's growing acknowledgement of the importance of including in the teaching and learning of our country's history the consequences of slavery and the significant contributions of black americans to our society. after the uproar this summer including comments from 35,000 americans, education secretary miguel cardonas said this language does not and will not talk about specific curriculum being taught in classes. those decisions will be continued to be made at the local level. mike lee says it's a minor victory in ongoing battle against critical race theory. >> i'm pleasantly surprised by this development. not entirely surprised. when you have 35,000 people overwhelmingly unde

chief white house correspondent mike emanuel has details tonight. >> parent and policymakers are celebratingainst critical race theory. >> it is only a victory in a battle not the whole war. >> in april there was crt language included in a proposal for a $3 million department of education grant program for teaching history and civics in schools. it read schools across the country are working to incorporate anti-racist practices into teaching and learning. anti-racist ideas argue that racist policies are the cause of racial iniquities. >> good morning, good morning. >> after some 35,000 people issued formal complaints to the department of education, the reference was dropped. education secretary miguel cardona wrote this program, however, has not, does not, and will not dictate or recommend specific curriculum be introduced or taught in classrooms. those decisions are and will continue to be made at the local level. utah senator mike lee called the change a pleasant surprise. >> this fight isn't going away. it's all the more reason why we have got to redistribute power back to the states and

the wardrobe budgets in washington i saw mike emanuel also looking dapper. slow down the washington nationals getting too close to my methods. good evening, everybody, time for "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ brian brian i'm brian kilmeade bret did once again give away. is there any bigger story than hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants flooding in our country over the last six months? not only are they bringing in drugs but also bringing in this thing called covid-19. in fact, there is a surge to the tune of 900 percent among migrants in the rio grande valley alone as many -- they were also offering ice detain years the vaccine. they are refusing it. the biden administration wants to ignore that fact and the fact their policies are are what are causing the surge making it extra painful when senator lindsey graham raised this uncomfortable question with the secretary of president biden's today if we one person will there will be a run on the border. >> i don't believe so. >> you don't believe so? you don't believe if we give legal status to hundreds of thou

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mike emanuel is live on the from washington for us. >> some 35,000 americans expressed their concern civics grant that initially included critical race theory language. that reaction led to a change. >> we've got a minor victory in a battle in this fight. but it isn't going oy. it is all the more reason why we've got to redistribute power back to the states and localities over public education. that is where that power rightfully belongs. speak out in april, they put out application rules for a $3 million grant program. part of the language was later struck after an uproar this summer. education secretary struck the language, saying "this program, however, has not, does not, will not dictate or recommend a specific curriculum be taught in classrooms. those decisions are and will be, will continue to be made at the local level." senator lee says parents and policymakers are upset. he calls critical race theory "with amazing diversity." >> sandra: live in washington for us. >> john: dozens of migrants were reportedly dropped off in louisiana with little or no notice given to state offi