today they announced that would elect a new national board. the question is whether the party leader will be able to stay in office until then. from within the party, there are growing calls for a generational shift and maybe even a member survey to determine a new leader but the dilemma is that a member survey would very likely not produce a generational shift. the party members above 60 years old are favoring somebody who is also not a very fresh face. they are looking for people to get that job. we may see a lot of infighting in the coming months and the conservatives remain a party in disarray at the moment. brent: a party that needs to find a way to rejuvenate itself. thank you, teresa. now to the story of an all girl basketball team struggling to play the sport they love. they live in somaliland. that is a breakaway area of somalia where they insist that women should not play sports. a team from djibouti is offering to give the women their first international match. >> they are training hard. it is 35 degrees celsius. the sun is baking.

americans, and you can tell me if this is true or not you raised climate change between the new national school board meetings and somewhere with being able to meet your mortgage. is that correct? >> to meet my mortgage and take care of my family is not a number one priority. i do have concerns about the climate but i think it's important that we realize when we were talking about the negative effects we've got to realize the benefits they provided over the years if you look at the life expectancy in this country. only have a couple more minutes. i'm going to continue if i can. the u.s. national intelligence council report said and this was put out in 2005 in terms of size, speed and growth the economic power is now underway from west to east. it's without precedent and modern history and it arrives from two sources, first increases in oil and commodity prices and the windfall profits for gold states and russia, second lower costs with the policies shifted to the manufacturing industries overseas. and so, basically it said that there is a massive shift going from the american people to the nation's o

joining us now is heather raymond president of the school board a national in new hampshire and parent of a six greater an eighth grader in congress woman from pennsylvania, i'm grateful to both of you, congresswoman dean i'll start with you, you started and local government and ran for town commissioners, you are one of the women candidates who delivered the house for nancy pelosi and democrats in 2018 and that huge wave, so i'm really grateful to you tonight for this topic, specifically. thank you, especially in the way donald trump has created essentially a permission structure, that has nazis showing up at school board meetings. >> let me say, as i've prepared for this interview, i thought about what you wanted to focus on tonight, my thanks goes to you, thank you for focusing on this, thank you for talking about how heroic school board members, who's focused is our children and our education, there couldn't be anything more important, i've talked to many school board members and in fact if you don't mind, behind me i have the map of my district and all the school districts within

new wave of book banning. many eruptions were authentic. sleepy school board meeting rooms have become battlegrounds with local disputes turning to national newstional school board association pleading for help, saying educators need help dealing with the growing number of threats of acts of violence and intimidation. school boards want to hear from parents they said. this letter said some of the threats could be the equivalent to the form of domestic terrorism. there was the t word. within days attorney general merrick garland addressed the doj to investigate. criminal conduct, not parents shouting at school board meetings. that letter has triggered weeks and weeks of content. as family stand up against -- on fox news you heard the phrase domestic terrorist dozens of times. obviously the biden doj never said it. it was the school board association that kind of sort of said it in a letter about serious threats, not about parents exercising their rights. but that's how a narrative is born. flash forward to the day garland testified on capitol hill. many of the gop lawmakers sounded like fox talking heads. watch. >> they may be domestic terroris

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house judiciary republicans launching a new investigation demanding a hearing, documents involving the national school board's association, the white house and the department of justice. we speak to a member of the committee looking for answers. covid treatments, antidepressant shown to reduce hospitalizations. this as merck makes a deal to take its covid treatment global while awaiting approval here in the u.s. what it means for recovery and your health. florida is suing biden over vaccine mandates and for federal contractors. new york firefighters take to the streets to protest mandates as warnings come of possible closures and extended response times. finally to the bothered crisis, the biden administration limiting i.c.e. raids at a variety of places including schools, churches, demonstrations as well as parades. now the white house also leaving texas to prepare for migrants heading to the southern border. i'm edward lawrence in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. edward: we begin with president biden really wanting to push his massive spending agenda across the finish line. what

>> that happened as the new e-mail showed the biden white house was talking to the national school board association weeks before and asked the administration to investigate possible acts of domestic terrorism. days later, garland put out the memo to look into threats. jim jordan pressing the attorney general on where he got the data on the uptick of violence. >> your memo, the first sentence, you said in recent months, there's a disturbing spike in data and intimidation of violence. >> yes. >> when did you show the data showing the disturbing uptick. >> i read the letter and we have been seeing over time. >> whoa. i said -- so you read the letter. that's your source? >> greg, let's kick it off with you. have some thoughts? >> it's scary. this guy's the attorney general and he's less prepared than jessie watters. >> such a cheap shot. >> think about it. this guy is initiating an investigation on parents, not because he had statistics, actual specific cases, but because he got a letter. the letter is from an environmental group or blm, he wouldn't have proceeded like this. it's a politica

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memo to investigate parents that are protesting school boards and denying that they were seen as extremists. but new emails reveal that the nationalts. our parent panel joins us now to react fairfax county, virginia mom with parents defending he had azra naomi and karol markowicz. i think we will be joined by keisha king in a moment as well azra, i will start with you. you obtained emails from the national school board association and the white house before they were released. here is a portion of one from september 29th. in the email it says in talks over the last several weeks with white house staff they requested additional information on some of the specific threats. the letter also details many of the incidents that have been occurring. azra, you got this email, ultimately acknowledging that there was coordination with the white house before the letter went to the justice department which triggered the memo they put out saying we need to pay attention to parents. what do you make of you how this whole thing is unfolding. >> this is a political operation. this was a war on parents. and it was orchestrated by the white house wi

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board meeting, every school board meeting, every local hospital and clinic that's administering vaccines. this becomes a security crisis in a sense for the nation. >> jill, "the newshed an opinion piece talking about how close donald trump, his lawyer john eastman and their allies really were to pulling off a coup in january. it argues, that leaves all americans who care about preserving this republic with a clear task, reform the federal election law at the heart of mr. eastman's twisted ploy and make it as hard as possible for anyone to pull a stunt like that again. what kind of changes need to happen to our election laws? you talked about what congressman schiff proposed. how much of it to frank's point about how we're reaching a point where there has to be a law on the books about everything in order to preserve norms. how much of this is about addressing this legislatively and how much is culturally reminding people that this is not normal? i think in the course of this conversation, the three of us have said at least four different typetimes how sad we to talk about violence against school board members. >> you are right on everything that you said. the eas

just want the state for the record as i close my staff and i went through every news source raised by the national school board association. no explicit death threat and i choose here to reiterate my concern that not every outburst or expression of concern by neighbors among neighbors at a local school board meeting warrants and federal investigation and certainly doesn't warrant the involvement of 94 u.s. attorneys in a way that threatens and chills activity. >> one more request for introduction of a letter from another attorney general on rescinding the memorandum. this one from ohio attorney general yost. >> without objection. senator coons. >> as you well-known oversight of the executive branch is an important part of the duties of this body and so i just want to commend the chairman for prioritizing this and you for your time here while at times challenging this process is key to fulfilling our constitutional responsibilities and we know that we have substantial work to do to restore confidence in our democratic institutions and i think your engagement here today is a key part of that. thank you for your

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the school board meetings to domestic terrorists, now the national school board association writing another letter, this one apologizing for the first that went out. your thoughts on this newter, the apology they're making, specifically when it comes to the language included in the former letter. >> well, i think it's nice when people realize they've screwed up and they apologize. if only that were more common in this nation. but these parents are absolutely not domestic terrorists. these are parents that are angry at the push that's starting in washington for curriculum to cover various things that they don't want their children indoctrinated with by the government. i think that the school board association overstepped. i'm sure that some liberal expert said let's put out a statement and they realized they messed up and that they retracted and apologized and i hope that parents continue to make sure that those who represent them at the local levels at their school boards are involved and say we don't want this for our children. i'm talking about things like critical race theory or other subjects that the federal government is telling our government is telling them to teac

. >> harris: a new piece by tammy bruce the national school board association domestic terrorist debacle now in focus, ur op-ed. the one thing that stuck out to me more than anything else was the question which you say has strong evidence the try to answer now is which way did the letter first flow? did it come from the school board association? did it come from the mighty teachers union? or was that conversation started months ago from the white house? what have you found? >> this is the question that has to be asked. i think americans don't realize and it has been discussed a little in the last few weeks with some of the behavior of the biden administration, emails, etc. in fact, the administration, particularly the democrats, sometimes republicans, work with nonprofit groups and lawyer groups and civil groups to get agendas moved through the government. lawsuit settlements with the big amount of money regarding migrants $450,000 to individual migrants is a settlement because of lawsuits. or you have task forces. so we're seeing this. here is the timeline. the 29th the letter came out

news is that it also showed that for those nations providing a new and updated ndc, emissions are projected to decrease by 2030. but the truth is that we need even more ambitions and all nations on boardoping countries, another cornerstone of the paris agreement. with adequate support, emissions reductions can potentially be higher. this relates to the commitment to mobilise hot 100,000,000,000 from developed countries to developing countries. the delivery plan announced last week should be seen as a start, not the end. it is important to follow through with more detail and concrete actions. but let us be clear. without the necessary support, we will not be able to embark on the transformations needed to achieve the 1.5 degree goal. this is not only about 100 billion. we need to mobilise the trillions. with respect to adaptation, we need to significantly increase financial support, especially for the most vulnerable countries. we need to accelerate the development and implementation of national adaptation plans. a clear path to solutions exists. i call upon all parties to recapture the spirit of multilateralism that we resulted in the adoption of the paris agreement. success is possib

his new sentence is for second-degree manslaughter. as the national transportation safety board reveals, a driver was behind the wheel when a tesla electric car crashed and burned last april killing two men. the agency says both driver and passenger were in front seats with belt buckle to the time of the crash pick of the agency made no determination as to whether the autopilot partially automated driver assist system was running at the time of the crash. this is a live look at miami from the ws bn, our affiliates down there. the big story tonight, royal caribbean international announces the launch of the ultimate world cruise pick of the ship will visit 150 destinations in 65 countries and all seven continents and will last a 200 nights. booking costs start at $61,000 per person. 274 nights, how about that? that's two outside the beltway, we are outside the beltway too end we'll be right back in dallas right after this. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you

boards based on two things. one, the letter from the national school board association and two, news reports. not specific crimes, not data, right? not evidence. he based it on a letter and news reports. were you surprised by that? >> attorney general should have more to go on when he talks about prosecuting people possibly than a letter from the national school board. by the way, this shows the national school board is part of this establishment against which parents are protesting. when i was secretary of education i came up with the term the blob. you guys are too young to remember the movie. >> dana: i remember the blob. >> but the blob consumes everything. the education world national school board association is part of the blob in cahoots with a democrats. big democrat influence and close connection with the biden administration. so i'm not surprised but i'm very disappointed that the justice department would take its direction from the very liberal now national school board association. but this is what the fight is about. we're in a hell of a fight. i don't know where my old friend --

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new emails show the white house collaborated with the national school board association on that veryat prompted the controversial memo. one email references a letter to the president concerning threats to school board members back in september well before the release of the d.o.j. memo. an excerpt reads this way. in talks over the last several weeks with the white house staff, they requested additional information on some of the specific threats. congressman andy biggs, arizona republican, was at that hearing. what did you learn? >> well, harris, i think we were all disappointed to find out that the attorney general could be co-operated by a letter a from a liberal partisan group and claim that letter and some newspaper articles that he read would influence him to write a memorandum covering every federal jurisdiction in this country to create task force to investigate parents going to school boards and protesting what we would say is curriculum issues. it was outrageous and he couldn't defend it and he couldn't defend virtually anything yesterday. it was in my opinion a poor perform

news. >>> we now know more about that deadly crash involving a tesla. today the national transportation safety board announced the findings of an investigation on the april 17th crash in spring, texas. the biggest takeaway here, there was a driver behind the wheel of the car when it left the road on a curve and crashed, killing both the driver and a passenger. the ntsb says although one of the victims was found in the back seat, both men were buckled into the front seats at the time of the crash. the driver was going 67 miles per hour and accelerating. the fatal trip began at the owner's home and ended just 550 feet later. the agency made no determination as to whether tesla's driver assist system was running at the time of this crash. >>> more problems for southwest airlines. it says its recent service issues cost the airline $75 million. two weeks ago four-day operational meltdown forced 2,000 flight cancellations and left thousands of passengers stranded all over the country. the airline says bad weather and air traffic control issues in florida trapped planes and pilots out of position and that

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warrants federal intervention and he and his staff looked into a number of cases, news stories raised by the national school board association and were not able to find explicit death threats made from that. sandra. >> sandra: ayesha hasnie reporting on the hill. we ark -- await two more republicans, we'll get back to the room in a moment. >> john: in the meantime, bring in andy mccarthy, fox news contrib utor. a lot of language was walked by, that was way over the top letter to president biden, should the attorney general abandon the whole thing or is there justification to keep the f.b.i. involved? >> there is no justification, john. he won't back off from the letter, even though he's been asked to for a simple reason. he committed in his confirmation hearing that he would not politicize the justice department or alaw it to be politicized and that's been done. the school board association consulted closely with the white house and sent this letter and less than a week later, garland cranks out this memo, which isn't a case long and dispatches f.b.i. to essentially harass parents and suppress their decent on cir

johnson county, kansas, and williamson county, tennessee, all making national news in the wake of persistent, violent threats against school boardhigan and virginia filing suit against the department of justice for allegedly stifling free speech by investigating similar threats. when schools reopened after covid, masking became politicized at the national and local levels. >> my grandmother died of covid because someone wasn't wearing a mask. >> reporter: and in the wake of george floyd's murder, fights over critical race theory. a graduate level study of the relationship between the law and racial inequality. it's not taught in public schools, but some conservative activists and parents have turned it into a catch-all for diversity programs and lessons about racism they say can make white students feel guilt. >> i feel this is culturally sanctioned discrimination. >> reporter: now special interest groups and political action committees or pacs give their attention and big money to what were once nonpartisan school elections. cecelia robinson-woods is the only black superintendent in all of oklahoma. a conservative pac raising c

in new york city, amazon warehouse workers and labor organizers in staten island filed a petition with the national labor relations boardto hold a union election. it's the second time this year amazon workers are attempting to form the company's first ever u.s. union. the new york effort was led by christian smalls, who was fired by amazon last year for organizing a strike demanding better worker protections amid the pandemic. smalls was met by cheers after filing the petition with the nlrb. >> it is officially done. notices will be sent out in the matter of a week. the petition has been filed. [cheers] amy: in chicago, tortilla manufacturer el milagro is facing city and state investigations into its labor conditions following worker walk-outs and protests denouncing low pay, staff shortages, and workplace abuse, including intimidation and sexual harassment. you can go to democracynow.org to see our interviews around that subject. a senate committee held a hearing tuesday on the mounting threats to election workers. arizona secretary of state katie hobbs testified before lawmakers. >> two weeks after the election, armed

new superintendent is going to be. these are really serious threats that are occurring. and as a national organization members of the state school board associations, the 90,000 locally elected school board members, we thought the time was, rain we needed to get the word out on this. it's not just school board members. its principles, it's superintendents. it's our teachers. and this is really a growing threat to public schools. and it's distracting away from the issue school board member issues need to be talking, about we have a teacher shortage, we have students with disabilities that require a lot of special resources, particularly during a pandemic. we have a digital divide in education, impacting millions of students. that's what we should be focusing on. instead of trying to deal with situations a school board meetings and threats of violence. >> chip, sullivan who heads the national organization of school boards. i appreciate you coming. on maybe will have you back to talk a little bit more about. this is something we're tracking very closely. we appreciated. >> thanks for having. me >> still to. calm ever had a week so bad th

national security division has a new domestic commission. according to garland, effective immediately the national security division is handling the investigation of "harassment, intimidation, and threats of violence against school board, teachers, workers in our nation's public schools." the question is, who is threatening these teachers and school board members? is it al qaeda? is it the russian government? is it isis-k? no, it is parents. parents are angry about what is happening in schools. where the angry? take a close look at the people joe biden have nominated to senior leadership positions in the department of education. take a look at youtube videos, while they still exist, of who board meetings across the country and you will know exactly why parents are mad. parents who believe in things like biological -- teaching kids to hate their parents, those are the threat, according to the biden administration. you will notice if you look closely that nowhere in merrick garland's recent order or the doj positivist press release is an explanation of these "threats of violence." what threats of violence? because violence occurred at school board meetings? no. look closer and you will find this one, "the justice depart

against school administrators, board members, teachers and staff who participate in the vital work of running our nation's public schools. this is a fact. we have all seen the news coverage of people actually threatening to hurt school board members before going about their jobs. that is a fact. so, when i listen to my republican colleagues going on about the intent of this memo, i'm reminded they often take the position to not believe that we should not believe what we see with our own eyes. it's like characterizing the january 6th insurrection as a bunch of tourists visiting the capitol. give me a break. we now see the supreme court recognize the support the position of the most conservative causes. we see a rush to the supreme court on gun right said, lgbtq rights, abortion rights, union rights, voting rights. thank you, mr. attorney general, for making the protection of our civil rights one of the department's core priorities. i want to turn to the need to combat hate crimes. it's been five months since president biden signed the covid hate crimes action into lieu. i sent a letter asking about the implementation of the act and its efforts to reduce hate crim

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tell me if this is true or not, you rate climate change somewhere between the new national emergency of the parents at school board meetings and being able to meet your mortgage, is that correct? >> being able to meet my mortgage and take care of my family is my number one priority. i do have concerns about the climate, but i think it's important that we realize we were talking about the negative effects of fossil fuels, but we've got to realize the benefits they provided this country over the years. >> yes, sir. >> if you look at life expectancy in this country -- >> i only have a couple more minutes, so i appreciate that thought. i only have a couple more minutes. i'm going to continue if i can. a u.s. national intelligence council report said this, it was put out in 2005. it said in terms of size, speed and directional flow, the transfer of global wealth and economic power is now underway, roughly from west to east. it's without precedent in modern history and the shift derives from two sources, first, increases in oil and commodity prices, have wind fall profits for gulf states and russia. lower costs combined

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attorney general merrick garland tells fox news that the attorney general and members of his team are pleased with the update the letter from the national school boardociation and believe it is more in line with the doj policy than the original letter from september 29th. i want to read part of this letter from october 22nd. the new letter from n sba, on behalf of n sba we regret and apologize to the letter. to be clear the safety of the school board members, public school officials and educators and students is our top priority and there remains important wok to be done on this issue however there was no justification for some of the language in the letter. the original n sba letter dated september 29th, used the words quote domestic terrorism. that is where people got upset. five days later attorney general merrick garland put out a memo telling the fbi to work with u.s. attorneys to hold meetings regarding potential violence or actual violence at school board meetings. multiple sources familiar tell that deputy attorney general lisa monaco was involved with the memo although attorney general garland signed it. the attorney general will appear bef

new year feelin' alright. call 1-800-aspendental 7 days a week or book today at aspendental.com ♪. lawrence: welcome back, the national school boardsrrorists. the new statement reading, we regret and apologize for the letter. there was no justification for some of the language included. here to react is former princeton university professor, dr. carol swain. doctor, thanks so much for joining us on the program. we always enjoy having you on. are they apologizing because they got caught an didn't consult with the local school boards or are they apologizing to the parents. >> they are apologizing because they got caught and they embarrassed the doj and exposed them for the political hacks that they are and so what they have done is ignite a firestorm. americans across the political spectrum, democrats and republican parents are concerned about crt and so they have actually awakened a sleeping giant and united parents. lawrence: yeah the parents are fired up. dr. swain, they are -- >> they really are. lawrence: chicago art institute is under fire firing all white female who are financially well off for the lack of diversity. they rele

the new domestic terrorism, the biden administration, the administration in which you serve, has concocted to destroy anyone who g in the way. as the ranking member said the national school boardsociation wrote a letter to the president citing smith's case. we all kno this to be true. attorney general, do you believe that a father attending a meeting, exercising his first amendment rights, and yes, getting angry about his daughter being raped in the school he sent her to be educated in, that this is domestic terrorism, yes or no? >> no, i do not think that parents getting angry at school boards for whatever reason constitute domestic terrorism. that's not even a close question. >> to be clear, even if there is a threat of violence, do you believe that it is domestic th terrorism that the fbi has the right to have disputes. i can tell you how i would have reacted. mr. smith should be given a medal for his calm to be able to hold back his anger. are you aware that loudoun county failed to report the sexual assault according to state law, and are you investigating this? >> again, i'm sorr >> are you aware that the virginia general assembly run by democrats voted for governor frank

board meetings to be cases of domestic terrorism. but that answer leads to new question, why are you launching this national effort to monitor and coordinate with local officials on school boards? that was particularly interesting when he was asked a question about the loudoun county controversy. there you had an alleged rape by a transgender student and possibly in two different schools. his immediate reaction to that was, that sounds like a local case, not a case that would come before him. while that again begs the question, if that's a local case, why aren't these schoolboard arrests for disruptive conduct local cases? what he didn't supply was evidence of any pattern, any intrastate element, any federal jurisdictional claim that justify the national effort. >> john: i got the letter here from the school board association and it definitely says that acts of malice, violence and threats against public officials of increased, and that's terrorism and hate crimes and the national school board association appealing with the doj to use the patriot act to investigate these. and scott smith was the father of that young woman who was allegedly

new scrutiny over the auto pilot system. silvana is back with more on that and this morning's other top corporate headlines. >> the head of the national transportation safety boardcriticizing tesla for not addressing concerns over the self-driving software. in a letter to elon musk, the agency's chair questioned the company's decision to provide a new version of that software before dealing with the agency's outstanding issues with it the ntsb has raised concerns about the feature following fatal crashes falling the software and it's asking to build in a system so users don't use it outside of the regular use there will be more at 7:15 this morning. >>> dave chappelle is standing by his netflix special "the closer". in a video posted to his instagram account, he discussed some views about lgbtq views >>it's been said in the press that i was invited to speak to the transgender employees at netflix and i refused. that is not true if they had invited me, i would have accepted it although i am confused about what we are speaking about i said what i said and boy, i heard what you said my god, how could i not? you said you want a safe, working environment at netflix w

and with a few exceptions, only vaccinated foreign nationals will be allowed to board planes to the united states. the newem goes into effect on november eight. mandates that workers get vaccinated against the coronavirus are prompting more protests in major cities. meantime moderna released new clinical data today for its vaccine trial in younger children. fox news. jonathan serrie tells us when the first child shots could begin. thousands of workers marching in new york today protesting the city's covid vaccine mandate. hey oh, and in chicago, the police union rallied against mayor lori life puts vaccine requirement for city workers, according to the union, more than two dozen officers have been placed on no pay status. for not following the mandate the city doesn't want allow the officers to choose for themselves. what's right for them, and for me, that's all about control. meanwhile moderna announcing today it's vaccine provides a robust immune response. after two doses for children, 6 to 11 years old. in the trial about 4700 children received half the dose given to adults, most experienced mild or mo