bridget how liberal was the sarasota school board before you won?a conservative county and it has had liberal majority for decades, as long as i can remember and it doesn't line up to the community we are representing. now we have 4-1 conservative with student focus so we could not be more cited in sarasota will benefit as well as the students. >> todd: robin, besides the demographics that bridget mentioned, why did you win? >> why did i win? i have the support of the community because they wanted a change. they were tired how parents were being treated at the school board meeting by the majority board members and they were not allowed to speak or their time was cut and they were fed up. so they wanted a conservative board and that is why i won. >> todd: timothy as she were campaigning, what did parents specifically democrat parents tell you? >> especially in this time, school safety, i think when you look at the terrible tragedy around the country that continues to happen, safety crosses party lines. when it comes to me but the school safety aspect

we were at the bottom of the bottom of sarasota county. and because of the reading program that our principal implemented into the school, our score sword, they made the highest reading gains in sarasota county. ah, one particular thing that i remember from that day is how beautiful today was to i never forget the september to doing the entire day. was sony. it was a special day actually on that day was like getting ready for the proper outs, ease and everything. like you just knew you are going to be famous. she's like, today's the day i'm going to be to president. and as like, yes you are as a, do you need me to be there with you? she let me now, mom's. now, you know, i got this. my grandmother pressed or uniforms, our extra hard that day. my mom cut my hair. so that was a nice treat. well my grandmothers were very crazy and protected and very loving of me. so in preparation for that reading, it had spring, spring down with la perfume. okay. i mean we had to wake up extra early. she only gets the school and i just remember pulling up and

nbc news correspondent, stephanie stanton is live in sarasota florida right now.speaking. stephanie, how are you? talk to us about the teachers and the state. how are they handling all of this particularly with the new law while trying to balance the loss of thousands of teachers in the state? >> good afternoon to you, simone. there's a lot of uncertainty. a lot of teachers say they're frustrated on how to implement -- you mentioned here in sarasota, let me set the scene for you. this is one of several events being held throughout the state of florida today and which governor desantis attended to promote his education agenda, organizers saying there were about 1000 people here, most if not all of them or supporters of the governor full. let's talk a little bit more about public education because as you mentioned it's becoming highly politicized here in the state of florida as a new school year begins, many teachers are frustrated. they have a lot of unanswered questions on how to implement these new state standards, the parental rights and education bill as you me

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i did a photo shoot with sarasota magazine if a few weeks ago and the the the the writer or the article wanted me to meet him at sarasota county's landfill because we're sure to get photographs of bald eagles and me and we did and a lot of people don't you know, they think that's awful that they're doing. this is beneath the dignity of you know, this national symbol to be scavenging at the, you know mere common burn scavenging at the landfill. we haven't land filled down south and they're regularly. yeah. yeah, i mean why not? i mean it's it's scavengers are smart birds scientists have learned that the people used to think scientists ornithologists used to think that that was unsmart behavior that that is a exhibition of a lack of intelligence and they also said that about stealing too bald eagles are notorious for stealing from from offspring which are actually better fishers. they have a higher success rate of catching fish and bald eagles steal from them all the time. they also steal from other bald eagles all the time juveniles are the biggest these because they're not as good at fi

i am here in sarasota, florida.utside this bar and grill and this is one of several stops that governor desantis will be making today to promote his education agenda. as you know, public education here in florida has become highly politicized. as teachers and students head back to the classroom, there is a lot of confusion as to some of the new legislation that is passed. specifically the parents parental rights of education law. this is also called the don't say gay law. the so-called don't say gay law. it involves teaching things like gender identity, and a sexual orientation to kindergarten through age three. this law bans that. what it also does, though, is it can enable parents to actually sue teachers for teaching material that the parents deem inappropriate. and again, this is causing a lot of confusion. it's causing a lot of fear for teachers who are fair potential lawsuits. each district here in the state of florida is trying to deal with implementing these new state standards. but earlier this week, govern

there's so much confusion, hillary, i mean in sarasota let me give you one and a joked.ty school district has halted all donations and purchases of library books and so they can figure out which ones are allowed. with the new laws and florida. because you never know which book could run afoul of governor desantis's two loss. because they are so vaguely worded that, by the way, nobody knows how to enforce them. >> the state board of education has told school just six that there could have to review all education materials. look, i think this is a culture war gone crazy. of course, students are the worst of it. i am sympathetic to people and parents who want to have conversations with their kids, their young kids, and have that control. and it may be politically incorrect me to say, but i don't think that is a terrible take. i think what has happened is that this has been taken. it is hard to take which should be a conversation around a dinner table or a pta meeting, and then turn into a law that teachers have to figure out how to interpret. their job is hot enough. that's

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here's another interesting result from florida, the liberal school board in sarasota that was voted out, and conservatives were voted in. all right, to the markets. i'm going to start with nat gas today. prices have been rising sharply, threatening a new burst of inflation. believe it or not, america produces less nat gas now than we did in 019. watch out -- 2019. watch out for the cost of heating your home this fall and winter. nat gas up a little this morning. 9 little change for stocks though. the dow cropped 150 tuesday, it's going to be about 16 down today. very little change for the s&p or nasdaq. interest rates are are holding steady with the yield on the 10-year just at 3.07%. on the show today, the mayor of miami. i think he's running for president. he's going to deny it, of course, but my guess is francis suarez will deliver the keynote at the republican consequence vex -- convention. the mayor is on the show. hurricane expert brian nor cross, the man who saved lives with his warnings 30 years ago about hurricane andrew, fox weather, has a special about that devastating storm.

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in florida, republicans flipped five majority left school districts in big counties, miami-dade, sarasotare. miami-dade has more than 300 students, one of the biggest school districts in the country. what does this mean? ron desantis joins us. he's the governor. it seems like a big story. how did this happen and what does it mean? >> we made a concerted effort on these race, tucker, for precisely what you said, parents are seeing what's going on now more than ever. there was a lot of energy. that's important to harness. it's also important to educate other republican voters who may be grandparents now, maybe they don't have kids in the house anymore, but all understand we've got to get this education stuff right. we worked hard in 30 different races. we ended up winning 25 of the races that i was involved in. as you said, some of that was sweeps to where you have school boards that were majority left, now majority right. part of the problem we saw with this you would have red counties, but because the school board races under our constitution are nonpartisan, the union would become a left

and according to the project major school victories in clay county and sarasota and miami-dade and manyalong with his attorney bernadette broyles is with us, first of all, let's go through the facts a little bit in this case, so you get a phone call with your wife that your daughter tried to hang herself in a school bathroom. she is only 12 years old. you are then informed that the motive was her ongoing gender identity issues. something you and your wife are not aware of. and then you were told that your daughter at school with male pronouns and encouraged to act male. now is the district actually acknowledging all of that is true? why did they not bring you into the loop? your daughter is only 12 years old, why did they not tell you? >> that is something they are going to have to answer. certainly apparently they found that we were unfit to be taking care of our daughter on this issue. they mentioned when we were in the situation that it was also because of our catholic christian beliefs, and when i questioned them about the lack of parental notification in this case, they said that t

in sarasota. more. >> cath school enrollment is up because parents are concerned about what's going on in public school. if they have the means they are paying for private tuition. when it comes to this teacher, she's essentially saying she is better than the parents who pay her salary. because of her political views, even though she doesn't know their political views, she's judging them based on nothing. she says that there are coloring books with children of color on them. you don't need a medal for that. that's just normal. i think that's anybody who walks in the classroom who saw that, you wouldn't even notice. that's just what school is all about. a classroom shouldn't be built for any specific race. it should be built for all races. she said that she built her classroom for a specific race. that's the biggest issue. >> she teaches fourth grade. why do they have coloring books in it fourth grade? >> she's the teacher. >> 15-year-olds in this country rank 11th out of 79 countries in science an

you are seeing areas like miami, palm beach, sarasota, part of the country like the west are slowing's remember the summer months are very slow. june and july tends to be slower and we see that this time around because people are going back on vacation in getting their kids back to school. we 20 for homebuilders to say it is affecting their psyche and potential buyers psyche. it could help in terms of existing home sales if the new home sales, the folks who build them and are behind them slowdown. what do you see happening? >> as a little he, the fact that builders, let's not forget there is a lot being built which is why they are taking a pause which makes sense and it is great for sellers, existing home sellers who are considering putting their house on the market because the buyers will have more options and more opportunities for existing home sellers. a lot of home sellers decided to put their house on the market which is why we see an increase in inventory. we have very low inventory and one important point is, miami and palm beach and sarasota continued to remain strong. the i

florida republicans also celebrating overnight after three candidates backed by governor desantis with sarasota school board from a liberal majority to conservative. back to you guys. >> todd: marianne rafferty kicking this office morning. the republican in new york city councilman, joe, your reaction to the results last night. >> i think it was ultimately a good day for ron desantis, donald trump indoor seas and federal and local levels all in one. i think here in new york we solved the socialist aligned candidates take a backseat and take a loss i think people are following the patrick maloney and they might not know that one of the architects of bail reform law. she is by all accounts a socialist who is in my opinion bad for the state so the taxpayers might win in that respect. >> carley: one of the key bellwether races was a special election that took place in the hudson valley between democrat pat ryan and republican mark mullen or. we are talking about new york but the republicans thought they could flip this seat and the democrats wound up winning. politico painted it this way, trump can

. >> you have the head of the teachers union in sarasota criticizing it, saying, well, you can't just throw any warm body in a classroom. i will tell you something. people who have served our country are not just some warm body. >> i have a brother who is a marine, and i know that he is not yet ready to step into my shoes and be a teacher, just like i am not yet ready to step into his shoes and be on the front lines. >> reporter: here in miami, they said that somebody will be in the classroom with the students. one thing they are going to look at is having school administrators act as teachers. hernandez says that they, too, will be stepping in as teachers. >>> knew right now, the wall street journal is out with new details and new reporting regarding the search warrant that was executed at donald trump's palm beach, florida home just yesterday. here is what we are learning from the journal's reporting. we all knew about the 15 boxes of information that the former president allegedly took with him from the white house to mar- a-lago after he left office. the question is, for what exac

charlie crist winning in florida, but it is a big deal that the sarasota county school board shiftedm liberal to conservative. governor ron desantis, of course, big onto school choice thing and it seems to be paying off in that area. >> todd: will that happen in the other 49 states? we will hear. the biden administration was directly involved in the raid on president trump. how much did president biden really know? sean duffy reacting to the shocking new details. >> carley: i have an important announcement that i want to make. >> todd: joining the circus. >> carley: you will not want to miss it. maybe, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ with best western rewards you get rewarded when you stay on the road and on the go. find your rewards so you can reconnect, disconnect, hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and get a free night. book now at bestwestern.com. she's feeling the power of listerine. he's feeling it. yep, them too. it's an invigorating rush... ...zapping millions of germs in seconds. for that one-of-a-kind whoa... ...which leaves you feeling... ahhhhhhh listerine. feel the whoa! as a bus

have to pass a test and are assigned a teaching mentor >> you had the head of the teachers union in sarasota criticize it saying, well, you just can't throw any warm body in the classroom i'll tell you something people that have served our country are not just some warm body. >> hernandez calls the plan disrespectful. >> i have a brother that's a marine or was a marine and i know he's not ready to step into my shoes to be a teacher just like i'm not ready to step into his shoes and be on the front line >> reporter: here in miami-dade county hernandez says somebody will be in the casroom with these students one idea they're looking at is having school administrators acas teachers. these schools also have different teachers for student and writing. >>> new right now "the wall street journal" is out with new details and new reporting regarding the search warrant that was executed at donald trump's palm beach, florida, home just yesterday. here's what we're learning from the journal's reporting. we all knew of the 15 boxes of information that the former president allegedly took with him from the

are rejoicing tonight because the school boards of these liberal districts, miami dade, devalue, sarasotaunties have now completely changed their complex moving from a majority liberal district to a majority conservative. shannon? >> shannon: phil keating in florida. thank you, phil. >> ♪♪ >> shannon: first up in tonight's real news roundup the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi pleading guilty to driving under the influence and causing injury in connects with an accident in may. fox news digital has obtained this video of pelosi arrest. the plea agreement includes a work program, a three-month drunk driving program, one year with an interlocks device restitution payment and three years probation. >> on line sight yelp is adding a notice to pregnancy crisis centers saying they typically provide limited medical services and may not have licensed medical professionals on site. many centers do not provide abortions but do provide ultrasounds could you think prenatal care and other supports for pregnant women >> starbucks closed its doors in russia after brutal invasion of ukraine but new

wins desantis backed candidates flipped the 3 to 2 liberal majority in the sarasota school board do aority despite being outspent. >> even though the union put in like a million dollars, our candidates swept the victory. >> these typically sleepy races turn into political battle fields after covid restrictions and school closures and amid the governor and the republican state legislature's efforts to reform education. democrats try to fight back saying politics has no place in schools. now they have two months to stymie the governor's growing influence as he fights to keep his seat. >> if he wants to run on hate and culture wars and dividing people and making people hate each other, that's his turf. it's not mine. >> and, brett, the governor is facing a number of challenges in court over his new law. just last week a judge blocked his stop woke act calling it unconstitutional. that would have restricted race-based conversations in businesses and in schools. bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie in tampa, aishah, thanks. >> bret: there is a major uproar among parents tonight over massive failur

down in florida, while they're having group sex -- [ laughter ] so much so that the sarasota police departmentad to tweet this warning. if you see a manatee mating herd, observe respectfully from a distance, do not touch. and i get that. i hate when i'm having sex in public and people trying to touch me. [ laughter ] mr. and mrs. kimmel, you know what i'm talking about, don't you? >> oh, yeah. >> it was only that once. [ laughter ] >> david: that's what we all say. now, i don't mean to brag. but i do have some experience in this type of thing. and i've picked up a few pointers over the years for how to respectfully engage manatees in an orgy. [ laughter ] first of all, let the manatee know you're about to make contact with a clear request for consent. like, is it okay if i suck on your flipper? [ laughter ] know the safe word for each and every manatee. we all know that safe word is -- [ squeaking noises ] [ cheers and applause ] always make sure to wash your blow holes. [ laughter ] hey, have you guys heard about the controversy at the "sesame street" theme park in philly? well, they got in t

sarasota county, florida, many believe culture wars are turning the classrooms into battlegrounds withhave a say in the education. what is the view of the role that this current dynamic is playing for teachers? >> thank you for that. we did a survey this spring of over 2,000 parents. how dominant was this? was this loud voices or prevalent with parents across the country? number one concern of the 2,000 parents short and of educators. we asked in focus groups and 4 out of 5 were like, yes, we are concerned what's being taught but asking them what that is they wanted to know about new math. i think it is important that we are listening and hearing. so many of the parents across the country who support their educators and what's going on in public schools and and if we care about the shortage recognizes the professionals that trained for this moment and to work with kids every day. give them the authority to make those decisions. >> yeah. it is a charged moment. one fueled by the frustration. i appreciate you coming on to talk about it. >> thank you so much. >> good luck to your kids goi

you could go to sarasota. ginger: we did.now when i go to the beach i am there to look at erosion. kumasi: i wish i were there. reggie: you know where i would go. to busch gardens, the roller coasters. kumasi: yes, busch gardens. ginger: that is what you would get in? reggie: for sure. but that tracks. ginger: i have not been there in ages. i think it has been 30 years. reggie: it's a date. kumasi: time to go. ginger: i guess we got a trip. enjoy the rest of you reggie: a famous south african musician is getting an apology from a restaurant after he said he was racially profiled. he says the manager in goose and gander followed him to his car earlier this week. butler says the manager asked if he had taken care of the server, suggesting he did not leave a tip. he says he paid and left a tip. now goose and gander said its owner and butler had a heartfelt discussion. the statement from the restaurant reads in part mr. butler accepted goose and gander's apology. we agree the incident should never have happened and an important o

evidently sarasota is the same way. >> as you know, desantis' aspirations may lie far beyond the bordersf florida. do you believe desantis would challenge trump for the republican nomination if trump does indeed run? >> that's a hard one to call, you know. he might. if trump gets weakened enough, i think the midterms are going to be a referendum on trump. if he looks bloodied and weak, co- he could have several people challenge him. >> the other issue central to this race beyond the cultural issue, a litmus test for republican candidates around the country, that is either straight up saying that 2020, the 2020 presidential election was stolen or at least not saying that biden is the legitimate candidate. desantis himself has been somewhat on the fence on how he answers those questions there. has that become a lasting litmus test for your party? >> well, it certainly has been in the primary. what we have seen in the primary so far around the country is trump's endorsement and the stop the steal business has traction among very hard core conservative primary candidates. that has nothing to

the writer of the article wanted to meet him at sarasota counties landfill because we were sure to get photographs of bald eagles and me and we did, a lot of people think that is awful, but they are doing this. beneath the dignity of this national symbol to be scavenging. a common bird scavenging at the landfill. >> we have a landfill down south where their regulars. >> why not? scavengers arsenic birds, scientists have learned that. scientists an ornithologist used to think that was on smart behavior, an exhibition of a lack of intelligence. they also said that about stealing, as well. bald eagles are notorious for stealing from osprey, which are better fissures. they have a higher success rate of catching fish. bald eagles still from them all the time. they also still from other bald eagles all the time. juveniles are the biggest caves because they are not as good at fishing at. they have to learn that trade, if you well. they still all of the time. they were condemned for that as being cowardly. but, scientists have learned that that is actually stealing, and all sorts of wildlife s

this barring girl behind me and sarasota is one of several stops the governor could make today to provide as you, no public education here in the state of florida has become highly politicized, and our students are now returning to the classroom, many teachers are struggling as to how to implement these state standards. specifically the parental rights and education act. that is a so-called don't say gay law that was recently signed, and that basically bans construction on january density and sexual orientation. for kids ages kindergarten to third grade. what it also does is it allows parents to sue teachers that they believe are instructing with what they consider inappropriate material. and that is causing some concern for, teachers because they feel that they are now open to potential lawsuits. many districts here across florida are implementing mandates on how to deal with all of these updated standards. but earlier this, week governor ron desantis is essentially doubling down on why he signed this legislation, here, in florida. >> how you would think that it would be appropriate to h

we won thirty five in major 45 counties, miami-dade, sarasota,c duval bovardou, martin, all thee countiesall these countiesf across the entireth state w and counties in very blue , hard to win places, even hillsborough county, which is near charlie crist's hometown and he was on the top of the ticket. republicans didn't have a governor primary or senate primaryorce and yet they turnedt in higher numbers than thanbe democrats didrs in the state of florida, in part because of the school board elections that what's driving out they said it's a parents revolution is a people's revolution. they realize the insanity happening at school board levels. they've seen whatt happenedsh during kova.ed they see what the lesson plans being pushed on children are and they're tired. they've had it.ep thisli can be replicated across the entire countrye and we've started last year we did seven states this year so far we did texas and florida and we had major wins across them. and congratulationsm, es governor decentered and the group moms for liberty, they were both very involved thisaner inv is what happens

project , while conservatives one major school board victories in counties including clay county and sarasota and miami-dade and many more here with morend is the father in the lawsuit, wendell perez, along with his w attorney bernadette broils is with us .s wendell, first let's go through the facts a little bit in thiss case. so you got ph a phone call with your wife that your daughter tried to hang bathroom. a school h she's only 12 years old.nf you were then informed thatr the motive was her ongoing gender identity issues. something you and your wife were not aware of. and then you were told that your daughter at school had been referred to by male pronouns and otherwise encouraged to act male. now, is the districtal actually acknowledging all of i that is true? sdi and whyd didn't they bring you into the loop? you know,ou your daughter is ony 12 years old. why didn't they tell you? something that they're going to have to t answer? certainly. apparently they they found that we wereth unfit to be taking cae of our daughter. and on thison issue, they mentioned there when we were in this situ

republicans slipped five majority left school districts in big counties miami-dade, sarasota, duval, martin, clay, miami-dade alone has more than three hundred thousand students. it's'se 3 the biggest school districts in the country. have this happened? what does it mean? 1% what runs for the governor. governor , thanks so much for coming on . this seems like a big story how this happened and what does it mean when we made a concerted effort on these races, tucker, before preciselye the reasons you said parents are saying what's going on now more than ever. soso than ever. there was a lot of y and that's important to harness. but it's also important to educate other republican voters who may be your grandparents now orr maybe they don't have kids in the house anymore. but i thinkymore, all really understand that we've got to get this education stuff right. soso we worked hard and 30p different races. we ended upinning winning 25 of twenty five of the races that i was involved in. as you said, some of that were sweet to where you have school boards that were majority left right. you w

wants no part in the upcoming us rowing masters national championships, which kick off kick off in sarasota's florida later this month. today's race host some 300 participants from across the country competitors again will take take part in this race on the east based historic race course. the oakland estuary this all kicks off at eight o'clock, and we will, of course, be here and bring you the details coming up later this morning live in oakland's axa's ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you, zack. well happening today, parents with children in the services school unified school district can get caught up on all of the required vaccinations. these f francisco department of public health is holding a back to school vaccination event today. it kicks off at 10 o'clock this morning, and it will run until two o'clock this afternoon. it is going to be held at the southeast family health center on keith street in san francisco. the health department is stressing the importance of immunizations for children as they head back to the classroom. students students have fallen behind on getting their v

host: sarah is next in -- -- is next in sarasota, florida, republican line.aller: i try to call in every few days. my first suggestion, do something about the phone bank equipment. when i get a busy signal, i understand that, sometimes it will ring through and hang up on the first ring, and then it will ring until the phone times out. i don't care if i have to wait in a queue, but there have to be something that picks up calls that come through. would it be possible to get a conservative rotation host in there? just a little equal time. finally, like i said, i call in every 30 days and listen to a lot of these democrat callers. a lot of them sound like, i don't know, hired callers or something, because they are way out there on what the facts are than people who keep themselves informed. host: rhonda is next, kansas city, missouri, democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. listening to the people before, the lady before stated how a lot of democrats feel, as far as calling the raid a raid when it was not. the gentleman b