but randi weingarten is making it amazing to have these community notes.he's a big, fat liar, and everything that she says is a lie. it's impossible to just tweet back at her because she blocks her replies. and these community notes really do give a fuller picture of what kind of liar she is. i was there in 2020, you were there in 2020 the, and actually i was there in 2021 too where she tried to close schools for a second year. many summer of 2021 randi weingarten said she wasn't sure if they could open schools in 2021. and, you know, so the idea that she's now some kind of hero when she was clearly the villain, any school district that was under her influence stayed closed for longer. we all know this. and it's great that these community notes let us tell everybody. kennedy: so aei has been doing a great job, the american enterprise institute, of keeping track of the school closures and how they correlated to union membership and how powerful the teachers unions were. >> yeah. kennedy: and it turns out where there was the most stranglehold by the union, t

i mean, randy randy randi weingarten, she has been slapped with community notes on twitter.ying is total b.s., six times in the last month for gaslighting about school closures. this person who mike pompeo with accurately called the most dangerous person in the country orchestrate thed the developmental destruction of a generation of kids. and i have a first and third graderrer, as you know, so i saw this up close. this is, therefore, personal. randy wine garden, she led the charge in keeping my kids and kids across the country out of school for months and months longer than they needed to be. remote learning as we've seen many study after study was a disaster. the data and the science clearly show that schools were the safest places to be. and now she's attempting to rewrite history by scrubbing history and even selling something around it. this person is an absolute joke, liz. elizabeth: so, joe, i mean, what you're saying, she's been criticized for making mistakes on her own social media posts in the last three years. so now he she wants her union to make money off of del

teachers union president randi weingarten testifying on capitol hill that they worked from early 2021back open but city leaders strongly deny that. >> fundamentally we know that where children learn the best and where they are safest is in the classroom, in-person learning and none of our parent signed up to be homeschoolers. the learning loss is real. we're making big steps in that direction but union needed to work with us and they never did. >> reporter: we spoke to americans across the country to see what issues are important to them going into the next election cycle and education continues to be at the top of mind. we're hearing this from coast to coast. >> more needs to be done. should this happen again we should reconsider closing schools on completely. >> we don't have the same quality of teachers in the classroom we used to have. that is all due to money. >> more so we had as lo of teachers during this time period. it is hard to come back from the loss. >> school wasn't really ideal, especially for younger children. >> the education system in general is pretty, steps behind.

classes today learn about randi weingarten going on the wall for this. in the country. peter. >> pete: her record is not as clean as it seems. her decisions have impacted kids and parents throughout the country. turn to the wall to see some of the questionable moments of all time. >> brian: because we remember. >> pete: a little about randi weingarten. spent a little bit of time teaching always been a union activist. her mom was in a union 11th grade she went there as part of the strike. went to cornell to major in union relations. she has been a union leader for 30 years even before the aft. this is all about protecting unions, not kids. just remember that within this context. >> brian: might have been ill suited for it. extremists talked about the content of the class. when people say i'm concerned about crt i'm concerned about what our kids are learning and not learning. here is her pushback and twisted look at this extremists are using lies to undermine america's classrooms. demanding teachers remain neutral or worse teach both sides of naziism, slav

ukraine. >> jessica: yeah. >> jesse: why is randi weingarten are in ukraine for the third time?r. >> jesse: that's what you've got? >> jessica: i am leading the block, i don't have to defend it. >> jesse: you should! i just think lives of tiktok is going to be out of a job. we have shown these undercover videos where they go inside these classrooms and you have administrators admitting they hide crt, they deceive the parents, change the words around, and now this is another way to make the truth secret, and i don't like that. it looks like they are hiding something, and we know exactly what it is. they are all freaks. you've seen libs of tiktok, they are all freaks. >> jessica: i am actually not a libs of tiktok aficionado. >> jesse: you should check it out. >> jessica: i will go right home after the show and check it out. >> jesse: no, there will be traffic. >> jessica: i'm taking the subway. whatever. americans are ready to rock at concerts this summer. find out which ones "the five" are going to next. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customiz

years ago on crime, obviously now the immigration crisis, now she is rejecting, of all people, randi weingarten's spin on school closing saying it's not the reality. >> may have been what randi was saying at the national level and i believe it to be true. i had conversations with her at the time that lead me to believe that's what she wanted to do. that's not the reality that was happening on the ground in cities like chicago, like los angeles, and other places. we needed to get our kids back in school and unapologetic about the fight to make sure we put our kids and parents first. >> sandra: she's slamming weingarten when she claimed this on schools. >> we spent every day from february on trying to get schools open. we knew that remote education was not a substitute for opening schools. >> sandra: wow, it just appears they are all waking up to this now, leo. >> i got to say this. the only thing i will ever agree with lori lightfoot, how she threw randi weingarten under the bus. randi does not care about children, but calls joe biden the greatest education president. kids were suffering a result

i don't know how we got to talk about randi weingarten. you are right.ace was happening today it would be a race between joe biden and donald trump and i think if you talk to black voters, a lot of them would say maybe we don't like either of the candidates but if it's a toss-up between joe biden >> harris: can you answer my question about why joe biden has gone from 90 to 58% approval rating? we don't stÈre all the time in the world. go. >> i don't deny this. i think you have to look at this the voters are going to the ballot box picking two candidates. black voters are frustrated because if it's him versus donald trump they will likely vote for him over donald trump for a myriad of reasons. i can list them. >> to clarify for richard, the reason why he is going after randi weingarten he needs the teachers union and the reason he is going after right to work policy to get the labor union support. it is about putting coalitions together and why what the white house will do in the next year. >> harris: it's a big gap 90 to 58%. you even upset south carolin

threatening to subpoena randi weingarten in the investigation into covid school closures. she is refusing to hand over communications with the centers for disease control, but the union's lawyer is saying -- why do you want to get ahold of the communications, congressman? >> we want to know everything that took place when it came to the school closure decisions and how they were made, and you know, if you go back as far as early in march, or later in march, we sent letters to 50 nongovernmental organizations that cdc had reached out to just for input. we did hear back from the american federation of teachers and randi weingarten sent a ten-page letter and documents, we sent another letter reiterating what we said in the first letter, we may want a transcribed interview and asking for that not only for her but four others in the teachers' union and they have been going back and forth on this, and they say we don't want to give you this or that, so we may have to go to a somebody, we have made the threat at this point. one of the things we found out in the system is that she

. >> ashley: randi weingarten encouraging people to erase or edit their posts by using ai scrubbing pullfies harmful posts. tweeting our union is here to help you future-proof social media. american federation of teachers union partnered with life brand for a 25% discount off the cost of the powerful tool that scans social media to catch forgotten posts that may not reflect who you are today. if they thought about that for everybody. critics mocking the union boss. one person saying, make sure you delete the forgotten posts when you fought to keep schools closed. >> todd: randi weingarten is like, let's destroy the evidence and here is an app to do it. >> ashley: ai. actress, charlize theron threatening conservatives worried about drag queens sexualizing children. watch. >> we love you, queens. we've got you and i -- anybody up who is trying to -- anything with you guys. no more room for hate, only love and love equals drag queens. drag queens. >> ashley: this is during sunday's drag is in danger telethon, fundraising for lgbtq+ groups hoping to combat bills trying to keep children away

especially when you saw randi weingarten in front of one of the house committees completely corruptedve got a lot of great teachers out there across this country trying to put student first. and their union is not doing that. randi weingarten tried to rewrite history saying she wasn't the one saying kids shouldn't can back in school with they will be at risk if they are back in school. she did keep our schools closed in a great part of this country. because of that our schools have fallen way behind. democrats have not been standing up for those children. house republicans have. liz: the problems with the teachers union and the department of education is well taken. we are hearing from parents across the nation. they are upset about what they see going on in schools and the u.s. government. watch this. >> if we spent $50 trillion to become carbon neutral by 2050 in the united states of america, how much is that" to reduce world temperatures. >> this is a global problem. >> you can't tell me or you won't. >> can you tell me which country is the largest producer of lithium in the world?

i don't want a journalist like matt taibbi being threatened when randi weingarten gets away with lying and you can was off. >> lawrence: it is interesting democrats talk about dirty cops and now you have dirty cops handed to you on a platter and they have no response. voters thank you. i will head back to you, guys. >> ainsley: excellent job. >> joe: hoe great is that group. >> ainsley: thank you for getting up early and being with us, we'll talk to them again coming up. >> lawrence: ainsley, i had a headline earlier in the show about california, palo alto, talking about gas stoves and we're all from the south and being coo with gas stove, that is how you get a quality meal. now they are making certain exceptions? >> ainsley: what is happening, they said no more gas stoves, there are environmentalists banning this in new buildings and you apply to build a restaurant, you have to have an electric stove. you have celebrity chef andres building a restaurant and said i want my gas stove, so he filed a lawsuit and plans to open. they said, don't sue us and you can have this gas stove. other

defense of the school shutdowns and the impact on the children, teachers' union president randi weingartenning schools with safety measures, criticized to reopen them fully but misleading to say she opposed to reopening at all. the goal to reopen, shouldn't it be acknowledged they didn't have to be shut in the first place? >> absolutely. aside from the first couple of weeks, there were many schools that managed to reopen, mostly charter schools and private schools that wanted to get their kids back in the classroom and her trying to revise history and gas light the reality of what happened is simply inexcuseable. america's parents know what happened and they're starting to hold their systems accountable. this is the time to give parents the say and the control over where their kids learn when the system is not doing its job, they need alternatives and states are following that with policy to prove it. >> sandra: secretary betsy devos, we appreciate you joining us on that, something we all care about and should set out to improve. thank you very much. john. >> john: sandra, jam packed hour

roll that tape. >> for randi weingarten to come out and and say that they were trying to get schoolsand, in fact, she was probably my best support in getting elected because they kept schools shut. parents know it, they know the truth. they cannot spin their way out of this. stuart: what's your response to weingarten's handling of the pandemic? >> i haven't written lots about this topic, and i've been thinking about for years. i think the number one thing that teachers who feel the same way as i do is to stop paying union dues to the union. we do not, as teachers, we should not feel forced or compelled the fund the democratic party just because we teach. and so i would urge any teachers to sop paying -- stop paying to the union. it's corrupt or or, and it's -- stuart: well, many your school district do you have to join the union? >> you do not have to join the union although i have been called a freeloader for not joining the union because, you know, the policies, you know, affect all of us as teachers. but, you know, it's -- stuart: okay. in the school district, what proportion of t

. >> todd: the house subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic threatening to subpoena randi weingartenand over her communication with the cdc over school closure. it was revealed at the hearing she had a direct line and was in communication with biden education transition team. the request for information has been called improper expansion of the investigation. >> ashley: house ethics committee including the investigation into eric swalwell's ties to chinese spy fang fang. foreign governments may attempt to secure improper influence through gifts. eric swalwell responded it is time to move on. jonathan gilliam says it is just the beginning and he needs to be held accountable. >> jonathan: this is a huge game played and nothing shown about eric swalwell has actually shown us he was innocent of not giving information to this person who he had a relationship with. nothing proven to the american people. congress is falling in suit with what he says, the federal agencies supposed to be holding the scales of justice are ignoring people when they ignore representatives. >> ashley: fang fang r

when you look at the political side, teachers union president randi weingarten testifying on capitolly 2021 to get goes back open but we are getting an different narrative from a holder local leaders. even lori lightfoot disputing those claims but here's the thing. when you talk to voters, they are not focused on the politics and we asked about school closures and one that said he doesn't want to play monday morning quarterback because it's easy to see now what went wrong. what he wants is his kids and he wants people in power that will make this happen. stuart: school choice would be a wonderful thing but that's just me. see you again soon. check the markets, 25 minutes, the dow is down 160. nasdaq down 30 points. still ahead, what happens when title 42 is lifted at the border? a search perhaps? had wolf covers it for us. brian kilmeade, why doesn't the president acknowledge his granddaughter? kevin o'leary, as the oil refinery doing? may be running for office. 10:00 hour of bernie and company is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sue and good morning everyone and is 10:00 o'clock eastern going to get

. >> ashley: house subcommittee is threatening to subpoena randi weingarten for obstructing bud lightakers say she is refusing to hand over communication with bud light cdc on covid school closures. she has until tuesday to turn over bud light information. bud light lawyers are calling it improper expansion of bud light panel's probe. new ride-sharing app called black wolf, bud light owner joined "fox and friends first" earlier, watch. >> understanding bud light necessity of thisippia, they are feeling a lot safer, more comfortable. >> ashley: bud light app appears to be a success in atlanta, where it launched, 80,000 downloads. bud light company plans to expand within bud light next months. the next months. >> ashley: on friday, the flags will be collected and placed to honor the fallen at local military cemeteries and those are your headlines, back to you. >> steve: that is a big job. thank you. meanwhile, new york fleet week officially underway today. the parade of ships makes way along the hudson river in an hour or two. >> ainsley: the event is in its 35th year, and never would h

randi weingarten is urging people to erase social media posts offering partnership with a company that offers scrubbing software. the teachers union bosses our union is here to help you future proof your social media. partnered with life brand with percentage off a tool that scans your social media that has found old social media. >> ashley: donning ding-dong ditch. the ring camera capturing the big fella ringing the doorbell. the smart device notified them someone was at the front door. good thing they didn't come face-to-face with the bear. poor thing. he was so scared he ran off. >> steve: no kidding, we had a bear on our doorbell camera, not a very smart one, didn't ring the doorbell. >> ashley: cute. >> brian: bears must be bored in the woods. >> steve: they are hungry, not- to eat anymore. >> brian: aren't there squirrels? >> ainsley: or deer, we drive slowly because deer dart out in front of me. >> brian: i never see a bear catch a deer. a bear can't catch a deer, can he? >> steve: probably could, but why bother? >> brian: or a lion, it will never go after -- i will not grab tha

get the lowest price at wyndhamhotels.com first step in tonight's real news roundup, president randi weingartens the history and will help teachers erase their social media history, tweeting that the media is here to you help you to help you through social media. union has partnered with light bread part 25% discount off thi cost of the powerful tool that is handled through social media and may not reflect who you are today. there are several testimonials on the life grant websites that have used the delete tool already. a california man is thankful to be alive after his cart caught on fire. firefighters just waiting till the fire burned itself out, and now practice with tvs. california but not be the first in the country to replace its entire police fleet with tesla. officers will now drive model three test was paid for using u five out of thousand dollar infrastructure grant they cited environmental concerns of also installed new charging stations and gavin newsom told fox news digital that he will not suppor cash payments for preparations but the reparations task force chair is still convinc

teachers union president randi weingarten testified on capitol hill they worked from early 2021 to getools back open. now local leaders, even including mayor of chicago lori lightfoot are disputing those claims. voters we spoke to are not focused on the past. when we asked about school closures doesn't want to play monday morning quarterback. it is easy to see what went wrong. he wants solutions and people in power to make things better for kids. >> dana: and quickly as we head into another summer. >> bill: a very interesting development on a.i. a google engineer known as the godfather quit his job at the company and warning about further development of artificial intelligence. his name is geoffrey inton. he said if i hadn't done it somebody else would have. it is hard to see how you can prevent bad actors from using it for bad things. alec, thank you for being here. good morning to you. one more quote. look at how it is five years ago and how it is now. take the difference and propagate it forward. that is scary. hinton is from london. in toronto for 40 years. the canada government th

he's mouthing what you hear randi weingarten say. this will devastate public schools. children. if it's not happening, not happening in inner city baltimore, we've seen the scores, nobody at reading at normal levels math, way below normal standards. if they're not getting educated. that money ought not to go to un underwrite it. that is propaganda. the schools are not serving the students. it's not about unions. it's about the kids and making sure they're ready. >> the governor made the choice with one of his children who he sent to a private school. he understands the need. >> shocking. >> martha: i know, right? so i want to ask you a 2024 question. because now governor desantis is in this race. chris sununu, the governor of new hampshire, weighed in on his overall take on republicans and this nomination process. watch this. >> first off, you can't win in november. i tell every republican on the side, you can't given if you don't win. it's got to be somebody other than trump. there's no -- he wouldn't win georgia. that's a fact. if you're a republican ant can't win ge

in the middle school, and their con federation teachers president randi weingarten trying to rewrite lift. >> we spent every day, from february, on, trying to get schools open we knew remote education was not substitute for opening schools. maria: that is not how many of us remember it. >> no, let me just begin, if i can, with this issue, lands norfolk, this is this right at heart of why virginians elected me, and the school board there has not followed the appropriate curriculum process. there is a stern letter coming from our new state superintendent of schools, that is being sent, in collaboration with our attorney general jason that this is not right they've not only not followed right process they haven't seen engaged with parents, we signed legislation, last year, that demand that parents have a right to opposite out of curriculum, and at the core of this parent have a say with their children one of the top reasons, why virginians purple state came together not just republicans but independents, democrats said we don't like what is going on in our schools, and for randi wine ga

. >> dana: randi weingarten got so mad that teachers could scrub their social media. >> bill: it's reported. >> hopefully she will embody the idea of twitter that elon musk has and not the ideas of nbc. >> dana: the pressure will be on to make money. >> having an ad executive there. she has a lot of contacts and can use the nbc contacts for twitter. building out the team. what kind of people will you bring? if it goes well to have elon musk free and run other companies is amazing. rockets. >> bill: build, baby. >> dana: there are a bunch of donors fleeing the university of oklahoma because of diversity, equity and inclusion agenda. >> i'm not surprised. think of the reddest state in the union being oklahoma and this stuff has its tentacles at the university of oklahoma. when we look at disputes around free speech and woke culture and culture wars on campus, often the administrators are scared of student activists and respond to that. scared of their own shadow. will we tick off these people? some of the only leverage in the other direction are the major donors who might say enough of this n

could can it be that randi weingarten now pushes more education policy? as you see in michigan, the move to get rid of right to work and not allowing workers to have their freedom, will you see a white house continue to push policies? will we see now a big push for student loan forgiveness so that president biden tries to put that coalition that got him elected in 2020 back together as he hopes to win re-election in '24. stuart: i don't think it works. do you think that works? >> well, it worked in 2020, let's hope it won't work this '4. and certainly the numbers would suggest that key democratic groups have had enough. think about, you mentioned it in the opening, the the incompetence of this administration. it all started with the pullout in afghanistan, and voters have never given this president since then a high number on competence. and now you see where 6 in 10 americans disapprove of his handling of the economy. it's in every key area that this president continues to go backwards many approval amongst republicans -- amongst voters. stuart: o.k. to.

randi weingarten was talking about covid learning loss. asked about it on april 26th.here. >> we knew that remote education was not a substitute for opening schools but we also knew that people had to be safe. we were simply looking for was clear scientific guidance. when we couldn't get it, we did it ourselves. >> dana: do you think there is a recognition by the teachers union that there was a big mistake in keeping kids out of school? >> sure, i think they have to recognize this. they were a major impediment to opening the schools when lots of people got tired of the lockdown and ready to open the schools. when the evidence was in where states where schools weren't locked down the kids weren't getting sick and teachers weren't getting sick. still they pushed for keeping the schools closed. everybody saw that. >> dana: we sure did. for everybody out there and if you have children and there is a great podcast for kids called constituting america. find it and learn more about the constitution. a good listen and made for kids and partly because of that covid learning los

. >> john: threatening to subpoena teacher union boss randi weingarten.andemic. he joins us in our next hour. >> do you have a direct number to director walensky? >> do i have director walensky's direct number? >> yes. >> yes, i have director walensky's direct number. oice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrelvy, there's another option. one dose works fast to eliminate migraine pain. treat it anytime, anywhere without worrying where you are or if it's too late. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. migraine pain relief starts with u. ask about ubrelvy. learn how abbvie could help you save. from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move e

and she worked with randi weingarten to close schools ver early in his tenure as cdc director.ids minority kids, poor kids are going to pay the price for those school closures for a long time to come so i am -- i think what we need to do is as nation decide, we will never do this again and limit the power of public health authority to act unilaterally about what the did to the chinese government i the smackdown policies. it is so true, professor. i guess it question is, how do we rearrange this agency? it seems like they're getting a lot of their guidance from the world health organization. and they got it wrong as well intentionally, so what do we need to do to restore conf confidence? do we need an entire new agency? does congress need more oversight? or do we just need a independen group that we can rely on? >> i mean, when the space shuttle challenger blew up in 1986 i think it was not there was a detailed, honest investigation by outside scientists, commissioned by congress. and if you'll remember, there i that all range that turned out to be the cause of the solution that

over 99.9% of donations from randi weingarten, for example, went to democrats in 2022, so this is, lookn u.s. history, and this might be part of the reason, because the teachers union and the status quo fight against any change or innovation that could improve outcomes for students. the sad reality is under the bide anen administration the -- biden administration the government school system is more of a jobs program for adults as opposed to an education initiative for kids. will: what an interesting way to the put it, a jobs program for adults. so, i mean, to your point, this is something driven by the teachers union. there's no other reasonable explanation for why teachers would need absolute privacy. no one knowing what's going on in the classroom other than you're hiding something that would threaten your job, and the teachers union's job is to protect your job. >> well, it's funny, because the biden administration releases this report saying humanistic, face to face learning is so important. wait, hold up, this is the same biden administration that colluded and allowed for the scho

. >> ainsley: randy weingarten. >> pete: this is what democrats know how popular school choice is onceget that option and dollars follow the kids. give it to them and take it away bad for roy cooper. >> let's say you live in tennessee and your child goes to a private school, they will give you that money. >> now, to go toward your child's private education. >> pete: that's the what it is. >> a voucher. some do tax credits. >> you can ship them to a different. >> there is open enrollment which is something like minnesota used to have that open -- where you can enroll anywhere. that's one thing. but the opportunity to get out of a failing public system and have, you know, $8,000 to the parents to go where you want is a game changer. >> ainsley: absolutely. >> steve: it's cheaper than fixing the schools. >> pete: maybe it will fix the schools through real market dynamics where there is real choice so that the schools have to succeed. >> ainsley: it's a winning message for many of these republicans. tim scott said yesterday i'm for school choice. hand it over to ashley. >> ashley: good mor

wenstrup and others in congress to dig in, get the details of how intertwined these were because randy weingartenctivist not a scientist. s into business writing guidelines. >> ainsley: what about the parents in these states that were totally locked down? i know so many people in new york complained about this. our kids are learning to read with masks. all because this person who is over a teacher's union is making decisions for our children and not our scientists or not our doctors. >> pete: and not the parents ultimately or the communities within the schools. there are a lot of schools that say hey, we will accept a different amount of risk. we want our kids in person they will fall behind. >> ainsley: yep. >> pete: heavy hand of the government, the cdc and especially the unions. the unions wanted the schools closed more than anyone else. that's why this cover-up is so important to them because they want to rewrite history like they are doing right now in textbooks about american history, they want to rewrite history to make it look like someone else was the bad guy and they weren't locking kid

you rather randi weingarten say i said open the schools.sed them. it's a lot of gaslighting. there isn't any transparency as daniela said this week mayor adams maliciously used public school gyms to house migrants right on school property with elementary school children in those schools being kicked to the curb for recess. i don't think there has been a stronger signal sent yet about how unimportant children are i don't care what the strategy was to get more federal funding or whatever is being speculated than that result is children are constantly being told that they do not matter. so there is no way i could ever vote for a democrat who doesn't prioritize children and science. i mean, just to add to that the cdc, i mean, the guidance from the cdc still continues to demand masking and it's nonbinding guidance but they know how it's disseminated across the country and it's fractured the country in a way that my relatives in the u.k. have never seen because they have never had that. >> joey: joe, we talk about these issues. obviously the pan

randi weingarten is now encouraging teachers to erase their social media history, offering the americaneachers a partnership with the company that offers social media scrubbing software. the teachers union boss tweeting our union is here for you to help your future and future proof your social media. the american federation of teachers union has partnered with life brand for 25% discount off the cost of a powerful tool that scans your social media to catch forgotten coast posts that may not reflect how are today. okay. so to baseball now. the new york yankees oakland a.'s last night with a little help from the fans. watcher. >> now the pitch. high fly ball. going back. he is on the track. is he at the wall. he leaps and it's gone! a three run home run for. is he on fire 4-0. >> ashley: vampires reviewed and found no evidence of fan interference so the home run stood. the yankees went on to defeat the a's 11 to 3 did you see that guy's face just looking at him. if that guy didn't catch it there was another glove. >> ainsley: i thought that looked like interference. if you are outfielder

. >> randi weingarten pushing a social media scrubber to save herself from embarrassment. >> catch forgottenosts that may not reflect how are today. >> worry about the kids that you abandoned. >> today the back the blue bike tour. >> driving from the capitol here to the lincoln memorial officer's memorial to recognize those who serve every day. >> and a pitch. high fly ball right field. he's at the wall. and it's gone. >> you can see where the fan reaches out. >> three run home run for gainer. >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. we are hours away, only hours, y'all. this is the last day from the end of title 42. and border states are scrambling to make last-minute preparations. >> brian: yep. border patrol warning of a tidal wave of illegal crossings when it ends in hours. the white house blames congress and the g.o.p. right. >> steve: caroline shively is live in el paso, texas. are local authorities bracing for just an absolute title wave or an invasion essentially at midnight? >> they are absolutely ready for it. the city folks here are doing everything they can. they are clearing the st

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of schools, one of the people testified was the head of the american federation of teachers randi weingartenhad an exchange with the republican of ohio with the issues here is part of that. >> i've just got a minute. the same paragraph page 12, you say most americans disapprove of the culture wars that have saturated education policy. who started the culture wars? >> i know that when you have banning of books, like a book about roberto clemente, like a book about ruby bridges, that is wrong. >> those things let me ask this. boys should compete against boys in sports or boys can compete against girls in sports. which one of us started the cultural war? >> when i talk about cultural wars i am talking about things like boot banning and stopping teachers from teaching honest -- >> is it starting a culture war if you think literacy should be age-appropriate? >> i believe literacy should be age-appropriate as well. >> ok. host: there is more on that you can find that on our website at c-span.org. let's hear from les in oregon on the not shoreline. -- not sure line. hi. caller: hi, i believe that t

randi. the truth is we knew early on that southern schools in states like nebraska, south dakota, only locked down for a short time, were doing just fine keeping schools open. but weingarten never cared about the kids. she was too busy catering to her natural constituency. the democratic party. if liberals regret anything about the covid years, it's the political consequences that some of them felt. >> wasn't the union just doing its job in advocating for teachers that didn't feel safe or do you think that their moves harmed our children? >> schools are about children. woe demonstrated that our schools were safe. we put $100 million in to retro-fitting classrooms. the learning loss is real. the union needed to work with us. they never did that. >> laura: well, lightfoot may not have lost her job if she really stood up to the unions. it's all good after the fact. but that's not in the democrats dna, is it? they're all disingenuous. all of these politicians should be forced to live with the consequences of their actions, not our kids. major blue states including in places like california, washington state and beyond, they're bleeding population. knew irs data is showing tha