scott smith joins us now. scott, great to have you with us. you were hired independently by some residents there in ohio to see what's in their water, see what's in their soil, see what's in their air. what did you find? >> first of all, thanks for having me. it's great to be here. we find dioxins. before that i'll tell you something. 17 years ago, my business, and 100 employees jobs were wiped out in oil and chemical contaminated waters. that's when i realize that water testing and remediation were seriously flawed. ever since this experience, i go into communities affected by water contamination and i help people get the truth so they don't have to go through what i went through. here's the main lesson. you can't find what you don't look for. we started looking for dioxins last week in february. we got initial results back. we don't have the soil and air. we found dioxins. dioxins, essentially, are the fentanyl of chemicals. just to put it in perspective, lead, metal, other chemicals are pressured in parts per billion or parts for million. i

and scott smith joins us now from his palestine. scott, great to have you with us. as we mentioned, you were hired independently by some residents there in ohio to see what's in their water or see what's in their soil, see what's in their air. >> what did you find? >> well, first of all, thanks for having me. well, it's great to be here. and we found dioxins. but before that, i want to tell something. 17 years ago, my business in one hundred employees jobs were wiped out and oil and chemical contaminated water. that's when i realized that water testing and remediation were seriously flawed. and ever since this experience, i go into communities affected by water contamination and i help people get the truth so they don't have to go through what i went through. and here's the main lesson. you can't find it you don't look for. we started looking for dioxins last week in february. well, we got initial results back . we got the water results back . we don't even have the soil and air. and we found dioxins in dioxins essentially are the fenthion of chemicals. and why? bec

my constituents jamie scott smith four weeks, and remain seriously disabled as a result vaccination. he and his family continue to believe a mass vaccination is the right policy. but it must also be surely right to ensure that tiny minority who are seriously injured as a result are properly compensated. in the absence of court cases it is inne no one's interest litigates. the current limit on compensation is 120,000 pounds. in hunters disabled by less than 60% to speaker its importance or poby recognizing a link to the rollout across the uk. very sorry to hear about the case of my quite honorable friends. in extremely rare case of a potential injury of a vaccine repeats not designed to be a compensation schemet and it does not prevent the injured person in pursuing a legal compensation claim with the manufacturer. we are taking steps to reform payments by modernizing the operation and report the outcome but of course i be happy to speak with the quitete honorable judgment further. >> think it mr. speaker. the new steps this morning show food inflation 18% the highest of 45 years. his

to make people like scott smith a domestic terrorist or a target of the federal f.b.i. having a s.w.a.t. team show up at his home in philadelphia, pennsylvania. more funding for c.m.s. more funding for the department of defense has men and women can have a promotion because they dare to stand up to the tyranny promoted by anthony fauci. more funding for e.p.a. to push anti-human energy policies that are making us harder. woke-weepized government-wide. d.e.i. demands that president biden just ordered by executive order. more funding for abortion and transgender policies. he proposes a $3 trillion tax hike. we should be pulling government back and letting growth and opportunity and if you create it, you grow out of the debt. it is the only way, the only way to save this country and advance america is to stop spending money that we don't have. we believe we can do that. scott outlined it. i don't need to repeat it too much. understand, we can save over $3 trillion over the next decade by putting that spending for the federal bureaucracy back to precoded levels. who among u

my name is scott smith. i'm here today as a father and a taxpayer. i want children safe at school. eighteen months ago i was arrested at a school board meeting. i was restrained, tackled and charged with disorderly conduct and slammed in the media but my crime was voicing my concerns as a parent, standing up for my family and my community. in may of 2021 my daughter was assaulted at her school in a female bathroom by a boy wearing a skirt. as any parent can understand, this was a painful and devastating time for our family. this should have never happened and could have been prevented. i went to the meeting to speak up for my daughter and get answers that we could deserve but instead of putting others first, the loudoun county school board tried to hide the fact and protect the administrators at all costs. we now know that they were attacked by the same now convicted predator. the school board has failed each of these young girls and their families every step of the way and continues to do this every day to this very day. all special grand jury report issued by glenda often release

. >> my name is scott smith. i'm here as a father and taxpayer. you, i want a future where our children are safe at school and not sexualized, politicized within radicalized. in may 2021 my daughter was sexually assaulted in a school in a female bathroom by a boy wearing a skirt. we now know three young girls were attacked by the same sexual predator. the school board failed each these young girls and their families every step of the way. >> my name is nicole solis. i'm a mother from rhode island who was sued by the teachers understandon because i wanted to know what my kindergartener was learning in school. they didn't want to answer tonight of my questions. liz: your reaction? >> there is no accountability. that's what i'm saying. somebody has to care. and normally when you elect people, that's what you expect. you expect them to talk to you about what really matters. parents, here is the thing. you send your child to school, you want them to learn history and how to read and write and do arithmetic. if that's not happening, then what is the poi

my name is scott smith. i'm here today as a father and a taxpayer. and like all of you, i want a future where our children are safe at school and not sexualized, politicized and radicalized. 18 months ago i was arrested at a school board meeting. i was restrained, tackled and charged with disorderly conduct and slanldered in the media, across the world. but my real crime was voicing my concerns as a parent and standing up for my family. and my community. in may, 2021, my daughter was sexually assaulted at her school in her female bathroom by a boy wearing a skirt. as any parent can understand, this was a painful and devastating time for our family. this should have never happened and could have been prevented. i went to school -- i went to the school board meeting to speak up for my daughter and to get some answers that we deserved. but instead of putting her safety and our safety of other students first, the school board tried to hide the facts and protect their administrators at all costs. we now know that three young girls were attacked by the sam

. >> john: going back and looking at the footage, the guy wrestled to the ground, scott smith, loudoun county parent, why was my daughter raped in a bathroom by a guy that had previously done that, and the superintendent said that didn't happen, but it did. >> they are going to start rolling out this afternoon, another one tomorrow. >> john: prediction this will be a big issue in 2024. gillian, good to see you. >> thanks, john. >> sandra: fox news alert, a shooting at a high school in denver, colorado. police say two faculty members were shot by a student and have been transported to local hospitals. one is currently undergoing surgery, we are told. the other is in stable condition. they know who the student is, and believe he was -- he has left the scene and they are currently searching for him. we are going to bring you further developments from the ground there in denver as soon as we have news on that. that is video out of denver. we are monitoring it, john. >> john: stand by for that. paul pelosi's alleged attacker, david depape appearing in a federal courtroom. inside the courtro

scott smith, who was arrested at a school board meeting in loudoun county, virginia, when he questioned whether the school might be covering up his daughter's sexual assault by a gernd fluid student. we heard this bill pits parents and teachers against each other. we have heard a lot of those types of comments. the very fact that they characterize this bill as a pitting someone against another when i have just stated the facts of what is in the bill should be a red flag. we did sit through -- i did, sit through a 16-hour markup until early hours of 2:30 or 3 a.m. in the morning. we did hear dozens of amendments. but what i heard were dozens of chances to empower bureaucrats over empowering parents. republicans are proud to stand up for parents on behalf of students. this is not politics over parents. its parents over politicians and bureaucrattings. we want -- bureaucrats. we want what parents want, teach reading, write, and math with transparency. parents want to be involved and informed without having to file 200 freedom of information requests only to be sued by the n.e.a. and school

i have two daughters and i'm not going to be as calm as scott smith, they arrest him. goal. >> congressman i'm going to start with you. you have some red-blooded american patriots, they put red bull in the froot loops this morning. they want to know how do we get engaged, how do we fight? >> everybody here has a talent. you don't realize the power that you have and how one or two people can make a difference. i would say if you are inclined to run for office, run for office. but if you're inclination is that you have small children, our children are not safe. what's happening to them in the education system is people. get involved with who goes on the school board, get involved with who goes on the city council. calling your state representatives. get three or four or five groups . it pays dividends. recruit people. i was recruited i'm sure scott at some point was recruited. everything starts with the question and a conversation. everybody has a talent. get behind candidates, but the thing that has gotten us in trouble today's people. we have weak people put up candida

the f.b.i., to target my now friend, scott smith in loudoun county, whose daughter was assaulted in a school, he dared to go to the school board. he got challenged by law enforcement. and the d.o.j. was going to be putting him on a list as a domestic terrorist because the national school board association was including with the white house to do so. is that what we want to fund? a department of justice that would put a dad on a list as a domestic terrorist because he went to a school board to try to defend his daughter who was assaulted in a bathroom. that's what this administration wants to prioritize. funding a woke weaponized bureaucracy that is undermining freedom. they want to fund the f.b.i. that went after mark houck in philadelphia, pennsylvania, for daring to defend his son when they were outside an abortion clinic. they were exercising their first amendment rights. he defended him without anything significant happening. they were not prosecuted by state law. but the feds went in and a swat team, 7:00 in the morning on a sunday, his whole family. coming on into the house thre

product the mentors that had over his career, including generals zachary taylor and winfield scott and, charles smith. now, his decision, perhaps most importantly, was a decision based learning from his own experiences, what he learned about himself at florida, missouri, what he learned about control over his troops at. belmont, where he learned about seizing the initiative at fort donelson. so so that now at shiloh, when indeed his army survive war was at stake, he made the conscious decision to stay and fight. world. two commander, field marshal, sir william slim commander once told his troops, leaders are made more often than they are born. you all have leadership been you develop it by thought, by training, by practice. and that's really grant became not just a yankee general, but he became the yankee general general. with that, i will entertain questions and thank you all again for coming out tonight. it's much appreciated. thanks much, harry. we've got two microphones. this one right here. we've got one just straight across on the other side. we would ask anyone here with questions to please st

smith. when sheppards mill attacked the trump administration's lies on air, rupert murdoch emailed suzanne scottresidents, and jay wallace, another when the president, calling it, quote, over the top and telling them they need to chat to him. and in other words, there is this chilling effect, when one of the journalists is trying to, as you know, conor, it is trying to tell the truth about something. sometimes, management says that's too much truth. so conor, i know you had a similar experience. what was your final straw? >> my final straw was i was slowly starting to see people interfere in reporting that i never heard of in my entire life. and i was covering the embassy moved from tel aviv to jerusalem in 2017. and fox blew it up. they sent a ton of anchors. it was a huge deal for the embassy with the embassy move. and i wanted to gaza to cover that side the story. we all predicted and knew there was going to be violence. and after the embassy moved, of course there was a huge rash and break out of violence. and 36 hours after the embassy moved, fox still had all of these anchors praising the

i want to thank congressman chris smith for his support in traveling as well. and congressman scott perry. all of whom were there. i rise today in support of my amendment and to clear up the misconceptions that continue to float around amongst the mainstream media, this administration, and pro-wind advocacy groups. and highlight what is nothing less than an exi extension threat to our -- existential threat to our coastlines and millions of people and communities who rely upon them. proponents of offshore wind claim it is a necessary step in order to transition the united states to clean energy. yet oddly enough the only environmental impact statement admits that offshore wind will have no impact of any substance in combating climate change and will, in fact, increase greenhouse gas emissions. proponents say it will stimulate economic activity and create thousands of jobs. yet offshore wind turbines are being constructed in europe and china. and not in the united states. and offshore wind companies are attempting to circumvent the jones act so they can use cheaper foreign vessels and

scott: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: the terrible incident and loss of this young woman, there were meetings with the school board and the number of students who came forward who talked about the bullying and the videotaping of bullying that happens and how threatened they feel. it seems to me out of an abundance of caution, respect, and concern for the well-being of these individuals, these young people having the school leaders step up and say we know the video recording, we have to make sure the parents know. that young woman in this case, sitting in her room, watching these -- video over and over again, all the extreme mockings that she endured, that may have driven her to suicide. we don't know absolutely. we do know that it has a very debilitating impact on a young person to see all of that. i watched the video, mr. chairman. i was moved to see her on the ground being kicked and punched. again there was a video of this. so many of the parents have no idea. they don't monitor social media necessarily. why not have

scott in dallas, texas. what kind of guns do you own and how many do you own? caller: i own three. i own an over and under shotgun. i own a smith wesson revolver and a beretta 9mm. host: what do you use them for? caller: my over and under shotgun -- when i was in college back in the 1970's it was part of a college program. i took up skeet shooting and rather enjoyed it. i am not a hunter, i do not enjoy it, but i do use the shotgun for sport occasionally. i really cannot now because i am undergoing cancer treatment and i don't have the energy to get out and about. the reason why i own my pistols is because of self protection. it seems since i have been dealing with health issues i have had lots of issues with people coming to my door at night and pounding on the door. a couple of months ago at 9:00 at night some person was banging on my front door and i called 911. when they answered they said, did you answer the door? of course not. i do not want to accelerate the situation. please send the police. when i had pistols it was for target shooting and i have to say now, considering what is going on, those are for protection. host: