scholastic largest children's book publisher in the world.ok into schools libraries and book stores. we have been seeing stories in the news recently about kids coming across books in their own libraries that are woke, awful books and the question is how did this -- and class stick going woke is playing a huge role in that. the question is how did this happen to an iconic and trusted brand like classic is and the black rock, vanguard major stakes in the company fill the board with woke lackeys and pretty soon our kids are strewn across the libraries picking up books like binary and anti-racist baby. >> >> ainsley: author is 79 years old. a lot has changed over the course of his lifetime. so words might be words we don't use anymore. we don't try to avoid when we are talking to our children about body image. the publisher took the word fat out. took the word crazy out. some other things that maybe we don't agree with anymore. but, my biggest issue was they didn't contact the author. and the author, he wrote these words. it's his literature. ar

let's look at the response from scholastic which reviewed the text.said scholastic reviewed the text to keep the language current and avoid imagery that could negatively have a person's view today. the redaction of these words that we showed you, are they sparing someone from a mental health issue? >> no. and it's incredibly hypocritical for scholastic to make a statements like that. scholastic has never once edited a book to appease religious audiences, or parents for explicit context or any crowd other than progressives than have nothing to do than articles and they don't include the favorite words they made up this week. some progressive teacher they're hoping will buy a lot of their books, i suppose. anita: it's certainly put more attention on these books and i'm sure they'll sell more of them. tone kinnett. thanks for coming in and your thoughts. we appreciate it. griff: anita, four astronauts are making their way back to earth after five months in outer space. spacex dragon undocked from the international space station this morning. homebound ex

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scholastic said it made changes to keep language current so it wouldn't negatively impact a young personay with focus on mental health. perhaps this is well intended, no, this is his work and art. >> right, the path to hell is paved with good intention, you are are worried about a person's body image? i am more worried about the stuff on tiktok and instagram about the reels instructing young women how to develop eating disorders, that is more destructive than trying to soften the language of a book. >> bill: crazy changed to chilly, dark and stormy night for halloween no longer wears black face, okay, it happened. let's talk business. last week kevin o'leary was on and the hosts were stunned and you have jamie dimonsaying the following about entire states in america. roll this. >> florida likes business. they want you to come. texas is the same way. if i was some other states, why do people like going to these states? taxes, pro-business, better life for people. we have more employers in texas than new york state. >> dana: they win. >> what do you get in california and new york? high tax

talked to the guy thatun ares brave books about how rl stein, behind goosebumps series, apparently scholasticnged words in his books in the series and had no idea, they did it to reflect what they felt is appropriate for 2023. he is like, wait, what? >> ainsley: they never contacted him for permission. >> steve: they did not. >> brian: he can't sing zip-a-dee-doo-dah, do not expect to hear it, reminiscent of something that happened in the '40s. >> ainsley: and minnie mouse is in a pantsuit, no dress. they don't say hello boys and girls, they say welcome friends. >> brian: okay. >> steve: we're "fox and friends," we're always welcome. >> ainsley: true, coming up, embattled da george gascon has new challenger who promiseings to seek justice for victims, his law and order message coming up next. >> brian: governor ron desantis runs up a solution to allow djokovic to play in the miami open, it involves a boat, that is straight ahead. a third kid. what if she likes playing golf? it's expensive. we're outlawing golf. wait. can i still play? since we work with emower, we don't have to worry about pl

scholastic responding, we are attempting to avoid imagery that could negatively impact a person todayy fine. >> jimmy: that is what i mean, i get so mad, we are fighting the wrong battle. talking about well being, they don't want them to hear plump, might make them feel bad about themselves, denies them right to confront a negative physical reality of their lives. don't read plump, be plump, being plump comes with health liability. reading plump might get you to the gym. am i plump? maybe i should go. >> ashley: talk about affecting kid's mental health, constantly changing everything will not help their mental health. >> jimmy: imagine that, gender ideology, listen to cyndi lauper, themes just want to have fun. >> todd: breaking news, mitch mcconnell in the hospital after a fall, we have details next. >> ashley: president biden budget wish list, cheryl casone is here to explain why the president's plan might never see the light of day, don't go anywhere. ♪ every piece of land has a story - written by those who work it. like the caggianos, who are brewing their own legacy. or the wrens

interest that federal law title ix protects transgendered girls against unlawful this commission in scholastics riley gaines swam competitively for the university of kentucky and publicly criticize transgender university of pennsylvania swimmer leah thomas. >> if you believe in science another's man and woman. to deny that is to deny science it is to deny logic. >> does get so west virginia law stays cruel and illegal the aclu telling fox news the allies had to picked unique incident in the overwhelming evidence transgender youth to participate in team sports has benefits for all. >> the supreme court is expected to issue an order in the coming weeks. in washington, david spunt fox news. >> two men in a 16 yoga under arrest for shoplifting hundreds of cans of powdered baby formula they targeted supermarkets in georgia and cops found them with $26000 worth of the cans. this is as the u.s. faces an ongoing baby formula shortage charles watson live in atlanta with the latest. >> policing the suspect in this particular case to thousands of dollars of baby formula from stores across tennessee and g

that federal law, title ix protects trans gender girls against, quote: unlawful discrimination in scholasticpush for innovationly for the university of kentucky and publicly criticized transgender swimmer lia thomas. >> if you believe in science you know there is man and woman. to deny that is to deny science. it's to deny logic. >> those against a west virginia law says it's cruel and illegal. the aclu telling fox news in a statement the a.g. and allies have cherry picked unique incidents and ignored the overwhelming evidence that allowing transgender youth to participate in team sports has benefits for all. the supreme court is expected to issue an order in the coming weeks. bret? >> bret: david spunt at the justice department. david, thank you. >> bret: fox weather alert now what is called a strong atmospheric river is slamming california this weekend. that means more extreme flooding along with snow and high winds. evacuations have been ordered in parts of northern california. fox weather correspondent max gorden is in snow quell, california tonight. good evening, max. >> hey, good eveni

virginia officials are asking the justices to reimpose a 2021 ban on transgender athletes competing in scholasticports while the case is being litigated on the merits that band is temporarily blocked from being enforced. sued on behalf of 11-year-old transgender girl who wants to compete on cross-country team. the high court could issue an order in the coming weeks. bank stocks led a sell-off on wall street today. the dow losing 544. the s&p 500 was down 74. >> the nasdaq fell 238. >> in that environment, president biden is previewing his new budget. it features almost $5 trillion in new taxes and more than 2.5 trillion in new spending. trillion with a t. the president claims it would cut $3 trillion from the federal deficit. republicans say it's dead on arrival in the house. white house correspondent peter doocy is in philadelphia tonight. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. we had a quick chat with president biden hereby in philly to find out whether or not he thinks this spending bill is as dead in congress as it looks. >> did this have any chance of passing? ?yeah, i think a lo

scholastic book fair, bringing out book after book claiming we are trying to get rid of. the pronoun book, not my idea a book about whiteness, the gay bc's, woke baby. these are the books that parents are opposing because this is not appropriate for children. this is indoctrination. and they can't gas light us. they are going on a losing path right now. >> but they are trying. arsa, great to have you on. >> trace, thank you. >> well meantime the trump indictment is on hold as the manhattan district attorney faces more questions on exactly what crimes he will be charging him with. demanding he testify before congress regarding this investigation calling their request, an unlawful incursion into new york's coul sovereignt. >>> a brutal assault in a nashville laundromat, hit a 45 year old man in the head without being provoked. he is also the suspect in three similar att attacks. >> well the shoplifter laughing that she would never got caught got caught. robbed a las vegas convenience store and her caught on camera brag lead her identification and arrest, there she is on cam

we champion work ethic in the same way a lot of other scholarships will focus on scholastic aptitude,letic ability. we try to make a case that says look. if you're willing to learn a skill that's in demand, if you're willing to show up early, stay late. apply yourself. we can prove, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that there's a road to something that looks a lot like prosperity and that's been my message for 15 years, but now, in recent years, i'm able to point to the people who have actually done it, so we're spending some money this year on the foundation level to make sure those stories get out there , but we still give away a couple million bucks every year for men and women who want to distinguish themselves in that way. stuart: i like the idea of a scholarship for work ethic. not just go out there and learn to be an electrician or a carpenter, no. go out there, show up on time, show up stone cold sober, and straight, and give them a video, show you what you got, and let's see some motivation. that's what it's all about. >> and it's only the hardest thing in the world to do. it's ha

. >>> investors closing the books on scholastic shares after the company reported a loss of $19.2 thes fiscal third or quarter and temperedded its full-year outlook. shares of the children's book publisher are dropping 22 after the company lowered its 2023 revenue forecast from a range of 8% to 10% to 4%. the stock is on pace for its largest percentage decrease since february of 2003. let's look at wal-mart. walmart, i believe, is moving higher, yes,es the, up under just 1% after laying off hundreds of workers at its e-commerce if facilities. the company said it made the cuts to better prepare for the future needs of customers. if walmart's e-commerce rivals are already deep into belt right thenning. amazon has cut 27,000 workers so far this year, and target is cutting up to $3 billion in total costs. of lidar maker ouster sliding 3.33% after -- 13.33%, the company expects first quarter sales to come in lower than estimates. the company just wrapped up its merger with veladyne which it says will help save $75 million over nine months. now, while lidar -- light detext and ranging techn

scholarships for everything else, there's academic scholarships, there's talent scholarships, there's scholastic talent scholarship. >> why notemic and this? id >> right. so look, whether you take s and expose them to ae or new part of our workforce or whether you just encourage the kind of behavior that wemo want to see more of inreic our country, work ethic has i to be a part of it.s a >> and closing the skills gap t of that, too. >> yeah, mike , i think all the concern that you're reading abouat.t, about generation zratn looking for stability, part of-z it is just the normal course of offe, getting back into that rhythm of the of a regular course of life.k is mike , your work is invaluable. thank you so much for what you're doing with your foundation. thanksand your shows. and we keep hearing how great a workforce this and how strong the economy is under biden. but young adultsy enterinisg the workforce don't seem to feel it. a new survey by handshakee by employment site for college students says that job stability is the number stude one priority for gen z graduates. a whoppingnt 85% respond

stine accused his publishers scholastic of editing references to health and weight in his books.hout his permission. one character is now described as cheerful rather than plump, which frankly, two completely different things. but there we go. references to villains , go. references to villains, victims, slaves been removed in the word crazy has been changed to silly, which can be called a great, pretty crazy . in one of great, pretty crazy. in one of the novels, a character wearing halloween costume dressed as a darkened night. no longer wears black face. now, scholastic said that it made the changes to keep the language current and avoid imagery that could negatively impact the young person view of themselves. today with , the themselves. today with, the particular focus on mental health. i am joined now by cultural . dr. philip cazaly . cultural. dr. philip cazaly. thank you very, very much . now, thank you very, very much. now, is freedom of speech under attack? well, actually, just anything children's literature under attack from ridiculous woke sensitivity readers by patric

stine accused his publishers scholastic of editing references to health and weight in his books.is permission. one character is now described as cheerful rather than plump, which frankly, two completely different things. but there we go. references to villains , go. references to villains, victims, slaves been removed in the word crazy has been changed to silly, which can be called a great, pretty crazy . in one of great, pretty crazy. in one of the novels, a character wearing halloween costume dressed as a darkened night. no longer wears black face. now, scholastic said that it made the changes to keep the language current and avoid imagery that could negatively impact the young person view of themselves. today with , the themselves. today with, the particular focus on mental health. i am joined now by cultural . dr. philip cazaly . cultural. dr. philip cazaly. thank you very, very much . now, thank you very, very much. now, is freedom of speech under attack? well, actually, just anything children's literature under attack from ridiculous woke sensitivity readers by patrick. yes

herman, scholastic has donated 1,000 books to thi school in your honor every kid is going to take homer the country they're doing such good work he volunteers to do that, but he says it's changed his life in every way. >> way to go, mr. herman >> way to go, jbh. >> very nice >>> up next, chicken cacciatore, creamy polenta sounds like a recipe >> now you're talking. >> a lot of food in this show. lots of food >> we're going to show you how but first, this "today" on is ♪ >>> we're back 8:52 with "today's food. and if you're looking for a new comfort food recipe to add to that rotation in these final weeks of winter, chef mike price has just the thing, y'all. i'm telling you. the chef here is the man behind many restaurants here in new york city, including the mary lane chef mike, good morning to you we're very excited about this. you had us at polenta. >> oh, nice. >> let's talk about what we're making >> chicken cacciatore. one of those really comforting wintertime dishes, nice in the cold months. you know, something i made for my family a bunch when they were growing up and at the mar

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