there's a big concern about critical race theory here and the school board turned over completely. four candidates were collected based on criticism of the local school board or injecting critical race erie and what they said was disrespect for the american flag and american traditions so it's happening around the country . i believe that racism is an important issue in this country but the critical race theory to make a specific point is completely antithetical to our founding principles and frankly when we have something like 50 percent of fifth and sixth graders who can't read a proper grade level math and science we need to focus on the basics and the critical race theory is practice. >> did president trump raise the temperature politically in this company? >> of course he did. and president trump engaged in outrageous political theater. theater is fine if you're on the apprentice, that's part ofentertainment . much of television is largely entertainment but politics is ultimately. about governing our lives and making decisions for the future of the country. it's about dealing w

can the president ordered the school board -- excuse me can the governor ordered the school board to ates in schools are concerned remember in my view they are secondary to the idea of the schools being open and children being in the school and the enormous damage that was done to students in terms of isolation and lack of social development over the past year was incredible and cannot he repeated. the idea of having them in classroom seems to be much less the problemm than having them take assignments we zoom which was devastating. liz: byron great to see you. come back soon. >> thank you liz. liz: jason chaffetz is fired up about the report hunter biden on videotape reportedly believing russian drug dealers stole a laptop from, three laptops now missing. is this blackmail? we will break it down with jason chaffetz, next. [tires squealing] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist including automatic emergency braking. i'm not always on my game. but lately, my uncle is, especially with his type 2 diabetes. with once-we

shouting match erupts among parents after a controversial decision from the school board of the san jose unified school district, the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. the san jose unified school district decided tonight that police will be allowed on campus for after school activities. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm frank somerville. that's a shift since officers are not allowed on the district campuses during school hours, and some parents say they want schools free of police at all times. ktvu zaza smith is in san jose tonight, with more on the heated debate this evening as myth. frank a majority of the people who spoke tonight did not want police at all on school grounds. other families worry about their children's safety. you three voted no to protecting our children. why outrage thursday night directed at san jose unified school board over a decision to remove san jose police officers on campus during the school day. i find it ironic that you have security here tonight to protect all of us if you remove san jose p. from our campus. i will feel extr

is that something the governor would decide, the school board would decide? look into that. i think it would be the combination of the school board and teacher's union. but i actually don't know if the governor would alloy to us do that. i don't know the legality of that in the state yet. >> the governor signed an executive order banning mask pan dates in schools, which is the broward county voted this week to defy. what message do you have for the governor's the numbers sadly continue to grow? >> you know, he has been a lot of time mocking masks and vaccines. i would just hope that leadership at the highest levels of government, like our governor would start to take this very seriously and take public health measures to keep our students and employees safe. and powerful elected leaders to do so as well. we are the closest to our constituents, our communities. we know what's best. >> you know people serve on school boards. it is a thankless task. it is a difficult task. so, a, thank you for what you are doing to do it now in this era where people are demonize

we saw what happened with the teacher sunday and live stream today during the school board meeting severald they speak with our kidsid daily they do not like what is happening in loudoun county public schools. this teacher had to resign meanwhile members of the school board engaging harassing parents not oneneerhe single member will call on this school board member to resign it is cowardice for this teacher to do what she did that is bravery and standing up what she believes in and i applaud her. >> every single member of the >> every single member of the school board has to be for start if they go along with it step. thank you. thank you. >> a few months agooo6kdúc&se&çb attention after she found dozens of public record request for reading listthi and materials pertaining to gender and race it is not uncommon for journalists to do this. they used to but since we all have a working independent press anymore parents have been forced into that i because they do want to see what their kids are beinghe taught so now the rhode island chapter the nea decided to sue this woman alleging she is put

not a single member of the school board will call on this particular school board member to resign. it's cowardice. for this teacher to go. do what she did, that's the exact opposite, that's bravery in standing up for what she believes and i applaud her. >> laura: emerson a member of the school board has to be forced out if they go along with this. they have to be replaced. that's the next step. thank you. a few months ago a woman named nicole solis drew national attention after she filed dozens of public records requests for teaching materials, reading list, district policies pertaining to gender and race. it's not uncommon for journalists to do this, they used to. since we don't really have any working independent press anymore, parents have been forced into the role of journalists because they want to see with their kids are being taught. fast-forward to last week. the rhode island chapter of the national education association decided to sue this woman alleging she's putting teachers at risk of harassment. she joins me know. nicole solis and john righteous. nicole's attorney and d

the school board is meeting for the first time in school. >> the board didn't create a new district safety plans without those officers. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live. >> reporter: you are right about that. the board is looking to answer big questions like who is responsible to keep students safe on a day-to-day basis and a big off campus events like football games. san jose's school board does not expect anyone to reargue june's decision to remove school resource officers. what needs to be discussed is how the school board and its staff will move forward. >> i made a mistake as board president on june 24th. the staff recommended continuing the program, the board voted and said no. what i should have done was said okay, colleagues, we need to spend some time talking and giving directions to staff about sort of the rational behind the decision and also next steps. >> on the agenda this evening, defining an existing agreement that allows for police presence at larger events like football games and withless than a week to go before kids heads back to school, the question remains

the decision. will: there was us chesapeake school board member defended the transgender policies and she said they are people who want to live their lives the way they want to live them and have every right to do that. the school board let them down. what is your response to that? >> my response is it is important for folks to understand opposing a policy in no way means lack of respect. it is my job to raise my children to be respectful of all individuals, to not disseminate. there needs to be continued focus in our school around eliminating harassment and bullying as a whole. when you push ideology into our school contradicts my religious belief i strongly believe -- carley: a lot of parents feel they lose authority when kids go to school and they are taught something they disagree with. what is your advice to parents who may feel that way? >> my advice is it is supercritical we remain extremely vigilant. when your kids get home from school we are going to have to push on what they are learning, what they are hearing, what teachers are telling them and now more than ever we have to continue to b

i've been raised there pretty much my elementary years at the schools federal boarding school and we were pretty much taken from i'm from my parents do the fact that, you know, they, we were told our parents were told that when they need to submit the kids a school age to boarding schools or suffer the consequences of going to jail or, or are being sent far away from the families. so they didn't had it. they had that ultimate. so they of what we understand that the biggest, which is a pre prior and informed consent was not any part of the vocabulary, nor any kind of a part of the operations of sending kids to school. and so if those things were, were part of the rules and regulations and policies, you know, none of this probably would have happened however, and you know, it's the, it was chips being taken there, boarding schools. and there my, i didn't know of the christian name that was given or the english name that was given to me. all i know it was my mom and my dad called me when i was growing up. when i was, i was sent to school when i was 4 years old. and when they call the eng

my next guest is one of those school officials who is potentially willing to put her salary on the line. the school board in broward county, florida, has decided to maintain their mask mandate in classrooms, but the decision did not come without a fight. we have the chair of the broward school board. thank you so much for being with me. i want to start here with how you got to this decision. because i know it was a passionate, long meeting that happened today. what did you weigh, how did you reach this decision? >> certainly. we listened to the people of broward county. we received hundreds of emails. we had parents give public testimony. we heard from students. we heard from my community. we took data into account. we believe in science. florida has become the epicenter for the coronavirus. in broward county, most of our hospitals are at full capacity. many of us have personal stories of family members or people that we know our neighbors have been impacted by covid, some who have died and some who are now living with lifelong implications. and at the end of the day we refuse to be bullied into a perspe

the fight over critical race theory and transgender policies in county schools hitting the boiling point with one that a teacher quitting on the spot in front of parents in fellow teachers during a school board meeting last night. her emotional speech is coming up. >> we will also hear from leslie marshall and john duffy on the republican effort to shame .-dot another down another massive democratic spending bill, plus doctor nicole weighs in on how you can as more kids get infected with the delta variant. >> we need for students and schools, the executive order prevents local officials from imposing mask mandates on students. he says parents should make that decision, not school districts. john roberts in washington, welcome to another edition of "america reports". >> i am in today for sandra smith. the white house says that orders goes against proper public health guidance, and now president biden as checking to see if he's got the power to intervene in the seven states that have banned mask mandates. >> dr. nicole saphier as standing by with her opinion on all of this. hi, jackie. >> hey, john. after florida governor threaten to withhold the salaries of school board members and administra

in the state right now about whether parents can have the schools mandate actual mask wearing because the governor has made it clear, the school boards, the superintendents, they cannot do that and if they do do that they will potentially lose their salaries and, again, that would be the superintendents and the school boards. the real constitutional question here is does the governor have the authority to withhold their salaries and essentially tell them what to do, or as the local home rule in the state of florida, 67 counties the governor has been hammering over and over again that if children are going to be masked that decision will only be made by the parents. it will not be made by the government. this is what the governor here, republican ron desantis had to say yet again on this issue. >> it's a parent's decision. if you believe in the masking during the school, you're free to do it. no one is saying you can't do it. but if you're somebody that is concerned about that, that thinks that may not be the right thing for your child, then i think you should have the right to make that ultimate decision. i don't think government sho

i don't know, last night when i was at the school board meeting supporting parents who were imploring to keep crt out of the school. my opponents here in arizona was in d.c. voting to spend federal dollars on crt. >> tucker: well, we notice. blake masters, i appreciate your coming on tonight, thank you very much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: from his very first day in office, it's been a very busy seven months. joe biden decided to crush our energy independent oil and gas sector. the only really thriving sector of the american economy. you will notice that gas prices hit record levels but now the administration has a solution and it is good news for the lunatic theocracy that hates this country. it is a store that is almost hard to believe but we will tell that. also the book came out yesterday. many bookstores are selling it at a discount. you can order it right now on tuckercarlsoncapsoff.com tuckercarlson capsoff.com. we'll be right back. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thou

the school board is not even proposing that. can you imagine how outrageous the cost of that would be? what they want to do, the school board members is to make it more accessible if students and their families choose to be tested. it will be there at the school, that is if that resolution passes. >> anynynyny could affect the recall election. that is something we asked abc news about earlier today. quick three out of four californians over the age of 18 -- >> three out of four californians over the age of 18 are vaccinated. what he is doing is he is getting the schools open, getting open as smoothly as possible, trying to keep them from having shutdowns in the next couple of weeks and showing leadership at the same time. that is the goal. whether it works or not, only time will tell. >> the recall election is on september 14. >> we just learned berkeley is mandating covid-19 vaccinations for all city employees. berkeley made the announcement moments ago, saying it will affect more than 1300 workers. centered -- stanford universi

and the school board turned over completely. four candidates were elected based on criticism of the local school board for injecting critical race theory and what they said was disrespect for the american flag and american traditions. it's happening around the country part everywhere i travel i see this. i believe racism is an important issue in this country. but the critical race theory, to make a specific point, is to our founding principles. and frankly, we have something like 50% of fifth and sixth grades who cannot read at the proper grade level for math and science we need to focus on the basics. frankly a lot of the critical race theory is a racquets. >> so john fund, did president trump raise the temperature politically in this country? >> of course he did. and president trump engage in outrageous political theater. not theaters of fine if you're on television or on the apprentice that's part of entertainment. much of television is largely entertainment. but politics is ultimately very serious it's about governing our liv

do you feel like the school board pulled the rug from under families? >> yeah. , i don't know if i want to point the finger solely at the school board just as much as the entire administration. let me be clear about that. i don't know where the disconnect is. we were given the option back in march after governor lee said that schools would no longer be permitted to go online and have extra days for covid, that you either had to be in person or you had to opt for online which was a totally separate system this year. it would be effectively a subdistrict of williamson county, no longer affiliated with our home schools, and, yes, at the time the school district was adhering to cdc policies. they had masks in addition to other layered mitigation strategies as superintendent referred to it the other night as the swiss cheese strategy, and we made the decision based upon that. children deserve to have the least restrictive environment to grow in. there is not a parent in that room that would disagree that a classroom environment is best for their child and that's on bo

making facial coverings are filled despite the governor's orders. school boardlive. ♪♪ jillian: president biden's education secretary kerry into texas and florida over bands on masks and school. the policies was getting, quote, in the way of reopening in person this fall. >> i'm worried decisions that are being made that are not putting students at the center will be why schools may be disrupted because of the politicization of the effort to reopen schools. jillian: it comes as chicago teachers union says school communities need more than masking for safety. they argument a letter that the delta variant poses the biggest threat to the return to classrooms. their demands include upgrades in schools, testing plan for members of the community and criterion pause in in person learning if necessary based on covid threats. todd: over their vote to make masks optional after governor grisham announced the mandate for the upcoming school year but board members remain committed to their stance. joining me now, leon know and attorney robert moss. thank you for being here.

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they are heroes, a controversial move the school board made six weeks ago to end its school resource ficer program after mounting pressure from community members to reimagine school safety, some families demanding the program be reinstated. that wasn't the case. the issue thursday night whether to have san jose police for school related events. football season is around the corner. we thought it was going to be no police on campus or nothing as of june 24 crystal calhoun is part of the san jose unified equity coalition, a grassroots group made a parents and educators. many of her spoke and held science advocating for campuses to be police free. all hours of the day. we don't want any contract with sandals a police because they have not proven to be fair, honest. now we just don't like that, and it's not good for the students, parents calling for change, claiming police officers on campus is traumatizing for students. my, um eldest son was first interrogated by the police in sixth grade. they urged the board to hire unarmed private security, not cops. someone ask me why not just have s

the vast majority of them protesting the school board's decisions to implement masks for kids, and i ou really think parents should make decisions for their kids i can't believe that. >> [laughter] it's a wild idea, brian. brian: the governor of texas and florida are considered the worst people on the planet because they want to empower parents. how do we get so twisted on this >> look if you feel that your kids need to be in a mask, you have the right as a parent to send them in a mask, let parents make the choice. i give credit to texas and governors of texas and florida. we need more governors standing up for parent choice. ainsley: i agree and when you go pick-up your kids how old are your kids? >> i've got like i said a first grader whose 6 and i have a 10- year-old and also a 13-year-old. ainsley: the six-year-old you go pick them up from school sometimes the mask is underneath their nose and they aren't even wearing it properly. >> oh, of course. people, adults don't wear may mask properly can you imagine everybody whose ever had a kid they are petri dishes the idea they are we

as the school year begins we have got the fight between parents and school boards now breaking out coasto coast over curriculums and covid mandates. we have got the details. also gop lawmakers just introduced a new bill saying if a state or city enacts vaccine passports, they must also require voter i.d. more on the bombshell report that says hunter biden believed that russian drug dealers stole a third laptop from him for blackmail. he has lost three laptops now. this is fueling new questions, if this is the work of foreign intelligence and to the border, apprehensions of illegal migrants now topped 212,000 in july. this is the biggest, more in 20 years. incoming border patrol chief says this crisis is the most complicated he has ever seen. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. the dow, the s&p, ended in record territory for a third day in a row. we have wholesale inflation, producer price index coming in much hotter than expected in july. we also have jobless clai

the spread of covid especially mask mandates for children who are heading back to school? it's turning so many people into angry lunatics, quite frankly. last night the williamson county school board voted to -- in favor of having children in their elementary schools wear masks. and after the meeting one man who spoke out in favor of the mandate was verbally assaulted in the parking lot. police officers had to make sure that he got to his car safely. i want you to take a look at the verbal abuse heaped on that man. here it is. >> you are god abusers! there's a bad place in hell and everybody's taking notes, buddy. >> put it back on. >> put the mask back on. >> put your mask on! >> we know who you are. no more masks! >> keep it calm. we're on these guys side. >> no, you're not. you're not on our side. >> the police are on our side. calm down. calm down. >> we know who you are. >> you can leave freely but -- >> i know who you are. i know who you are. let them out. >> you better watch out. you better watch out. >> keep it calm. >> everybody back up. >> back up, back up. >> i'm a parent. >> everyone, peace. >> what is happening to us? parents? is that the example you want to set for c

to occur again and dismissing it as just being seasonal. >> reporter: in hillsborough county, the school boardoon to talk about mandating masks as more than 10,000 students are in quarantine just one week after classes started. according to a spokesperson with the school district, that's 4.8% of the student population, and 338 staff members are in quarantine. >> hillsborough county public school district is in a public health emergency. we must act and act now. >> reporter: miami-dade school board member santos. >> to create an equitable and excellent school district, and i plan to live up to that commitment. >> reporter: just before the miami-dade school board meet wag scheduled to take up the issue of masks in school, superintendent albert o carvalh doubled down. >> a decision sparking controversy at the school board meeting inside and outside. and, jake, the school board here in miami-dade county just voted 7-1 to implement a mask mandate that will not allow apparent opt-out. that is what governor ron desantis says is noncompliant when it comes to his executive order. let me show you what w

why does the school district insist it cannot accommodate the views of the teachers? >> ultimately you have a school boarduses to value the input of all the community and the majority of the community. we are not talking a policy that prevents this, nation or prevents bullying or things everyone agrees with. those policies are on the books. this is accommodation only applies to a small group of people. on the other side of the ledger a majority of people whose first amendment rights are impacted whether it is compelled speech from the sixth circuit or the safety of their children or the modesty of their children. the bottom line is the loudoun county school board despite hundreds of parents going there and speaking out against this policy refuses to listen to its community and i commend these teachers. todd: let's pop up a policy on the screen. students preferred pronouns and undergo lgbt q plus training, play sports, trans students can use bathrooms corresponding to gender identity. the first minute and a half we referenced the parents and the school board. i have a question. what do kids think about thi

i also want to put this out there, the school board returns to in regular in person -- it's regular, in-person meetings. no more meetings on zoom. the school board members were given a tour of the room and how everything works just in case they forgot. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. dan: there are growing concerns about fake covid-19 vaccination cards. they're out there. abc7 news reporter melanie wood woodrow talks about how people are selling and buying them. melanie: offers to buy fake covid vaccination cards on telegram. mya lavine is a cyber security expert for the company. >> if those people who are adamant against being vaccinated, they're finding opportunities in not being limited in what they can do while still not getting vaccinated through buying these fake vaccination certificates. reporter: she says the fakes look like the real thing. >> we only have a physical paper copy. it's not hard to forge. reporter: checkpoints experts have found cards available internationally as well. >> there are whole countries who are saying you can't go indoors anywhere unless y

last night, miami-dade public schools became the latest district in florida to openly defy the governor, ron desantis, when the school boardoted 7-1 to instate mask mandate ahead of return to school next week. alberto carvalo joins me. let me ask you, you voted to institute the mask mandate, you, the school board did, you work for the school board, what is the metrics that you are using to decide when to have the mandate in place and when to lift it? >> so good afternoon, chuck. thank you so much for having me on your show. important question, a question that frankly hasn't been answered by me or the school board but by our task force, imposed that medical experts and public health officials, and the criteria we'll look at weekly to perhaps relax the protocols focuses on county wide positivity rates, the viral load in our community which in just a few weeks increased from 70 infected people per 100,000 residents to over 700 infected people per 100,000 individuals. equally important, hospital conditions, particularly pediatric icu capacity in the local hospitals. >> so those are the metrics. seems to be a reasonable way to

this is parents across the country are getting their local school board meeting all in protest of the mass mandate being but on the students. now, despite the large numbers and higher motion, the school boards are not relenting. we're going to give you the 360 view and as does it seem like we are living in a time where parents rights are being taken away. i politicians power grabs. i'm going to use and you're watching a news use huge right here in our to america. let's get started. ah, what did being terms the most winchell infringement on freedom of the press? in the last decade by supporters of joy and assigned the united states has won the 1st appeal battle and the fight to extradite the imprison founder of wiki lease. now today in the british royal courts of justice, the 5th year old assad appeared video link from my couch in the bel marsh prison, where been held at the last 2 years. the us government is arguing a sondra capable of resisting suicide is pursuing a song for espionage is arguing. he conspired with chelsea men and then an army intelligence officer to hack into governm

so she started petition calling for the school board district to provide covid testing school board members mike hutchinson is back in the cause. >> it is a bare minimum safety requirement to have covid testing offered at all. of our schools i've introduced a resolution which will be coming at wednesday. school board here in oakland to call for weekly testing and what i want us to guard against as much as we can is to ensure that our schools don't become the transmission site for this deadly virus. the oakland school district has 300 million dollars from the state of california in covid relief money. >> some of that money could possibly be used towards covid testing. free backpacks school supplies and covit-19 vaccinations. the 9th annual stuff. the bus school supply giveaway helped hundreds of families in over the weekend. kron four's phillipe djegal has that story. >> shopping for school supplies has been stressful for families in antioch. we all know right now with the pandemic is even more hotter. that's why the 9th annual stuff. the bus school supply giveaway held at this summer's vill

is the american education system. >> i would give him a standing ovation also but that helps the school board's schooling from home more and more parents are looking at the kids school work and saying what is going on? so what they could slide in under the radar without parents knowing, they no longer can when crt came around i said not in my school and began to show up. joe: i the next story that i read is he is head of the school board in that district. bravo. so so many parents are concerned because i look at the statistics. currently we are 25th in the world math, science and reading guess who was number one? china. ireland is 11. the aussies are beating us we have more resources, more money put into her schools, great teachers yet here we are 25th in the world because we are focusing on race too much. >> people like derek give me hope for the country in the future. critical race theory is rooted in racism itself. the idea that people are different that you are inherently bad if you are white. that is racist even the idea that we have to dumb down things like math for minority students wh

the lookout to see exactly what it is that their kids when they get back to school. mike: the last time i was in your community on an assignment earlier this summer school board meetingoughout the critical race theory and oppose trader were punted until august which starts today, should we expect another explosive school board meeting in your community. >> that's a great question the next school board meeting is scheduled for august 10 but a lot of whispering at that meeting might not happen and it might be a closed session and they might try to do virtually there's a lot of things on the table the transgender policy will be one of those things i think parents are wondering what's going on with potential mask mandates and parents have heard from people within loudoun county public schools of their considering going back to hybrid learning or distance learning in november after the election there is a lot that's going to be discussed at the august 10 meeting and if they decide to do something where they don't allow parents to have input i think they could find themselves in legal problems. mike: part of the fight has been involving trying to recall some of the school

you all want the school board of trustees to go against the governor and require masks. how do you see this playing out? >> yeah, thanks, don. thanks for having me tonight. i called into the school board meeting this morning, you know, thinking my audience was just whoever watches the school board meeting in austin, texas, and now i'm on your show. but i'm just one voice but there are many of us in austin, in texas asking schools to implement school-wide, district-wide mask mandates to keep your children safe. and so that's -- the community in austin is coming together to demand that the school district in austin defy governor abbott's -- a ban on mask mandates and implement a mask mandate to keep your kids safe. >> you battled cancer. you mentioned that you had a weakened immune system there. is -- and the tape that we played. is the governor putting your health at risk with this ban? >> well, certainly, yeah. i think i have a unique perspective on the pandemic because i spent the whole pandemic trying not to die from cancer, chemo and covid. and really i have within me

commissioner threatened to take with hold funding and take away the salaries to have superintendent and the school boarda letter, the education commissioner actually threatened to remove the school board. to superintendent and the school board didn't want to lose their jobs so they rolled that back. now we'll have to see what the other two counties who have those mask mandates in place with that medical reason for the opt out, we'll see what they have to do. right now they're under investigation for noncompliance. anderson. >> there was a story about ventilators that were sent to florida. >> right. the governor was asked about these ventilators yesterday. he said he was unaware of the request for the ventilators. he'd have to check and he doubts that was true. well, cnn has confirmed that hundreds of ventilators were sent by the biden administration to the state of florida earlier this week and katelyn collins was told that the white house says it doesn't send ventilator to states without their interest in receiving them. in other words, somebody must have requested them, whether it was the governor's o

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anita vogel on the scene in loudoun county, which has become sort of the heartbeat of this discussion going on in so many school boards and among families across the country as covid in many ways give parents a closer eye into some of what was being taught in their children's schools. children started to express some concerns about being asked questions about whether or not they were part of an oppressor group or whether they were being oppressed and they were victims. you can see the passion is playing out on this across the country. joining me now is ian pryor, a dad to two loudon students. a member of the trump administration department of justice. ian, good to have you with us today. what issue did you think would be tackled this afternoon and speak to us about the importance of what you see happening where you are. >> you know, ultimately the major issue that will be talked about is what is going on here. the policies will be voted on today. they have so limited it. it's 100 agrees. they have lined up virtual speakers to go first and then gave everybody two minutes, which is not something that they have done in o

how are the budgets decided? school board meetings have these executive sessions why executive session what is discussed? ladies and gentlemen. lawsuits could be brought obviously they are expensive but legal groups throughout the country i have links and contacts in the book the civil rights act of 1964 amended education again in 1972. your children are not supposed to be subjected to a hostile educational environment that preaches or and doctor needs about racial stereotypes they should be all across the country. we need to become litigious just like they are. what else? your kid is taught by a teacher who is teaching them marxism or louis farrakhan dressed up is critical race theory you go into the school board or the principle i don't want my kid taught by that teacher. period. what training materials are given to the teachers? you can foia that information. overwhelm the system get all the information find out what's going on. when i was present the legal landmark foundation i am the chairman but we filed complaints with

broward county, florida, right now ground zero for the fight against that state's governor's attempt to ban mask mandates in schools. the school board has defied governor ron desantis as he continues to threaten to cut funding and salaries and the school board kept the mask mandate in place and that's important because all three of the teachers that died were unvaccinated and all three of them were set to teach kids that were too young to get vaccinated. as the mother of three children, two in school i'll be blunt and honest where i stand. it's important to be honest. i think it's wrong for teacher whose are unvaccinated and maskless to be teaching unvaccinated children. thankfully, the kids in broward county, they weren't scheduled to go back teachers started this week. many children around the country are back in school. the secretary of education sent a letter to the governors of florida and texas where they are also trying to ban a mask mandate saying administration and there are major concerns, let me give you the numbers. the number of children infected with covid has surged 675% increase in just july to august so far. as chil

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republican candidate for northampton county executive, any floated this plan for local school boards. >> forget going into theu go into school boards to remove them. that's what you do. they don't follow the law, they don't follow the law. you go in a new remove. i'm going in there were 20 strong, men ago in front of the school, board i'll give them an option, they can lever they can be removed. >> this woman is a -- she joins me now. i thought of you, writ when i saw that clip. i thought a fairly distinct articulation of, it's not fascism in an authoritarian violent world is, you don't go in there with data, you go in there with 20 strongmen, and you essentially threatened them to leave. that's kind of in a nutshell. in democracies we argue about stuff. we try to persuade people, and in other places, you go in with quote 20 strongmen. >> that's, right these people see themselves as warriors, and it's the trump in bannon planned to take back the country, and they're doing it, board by, board town by town. and schools are going are always in interest to authoritarian, because they are forming the minds of the

made it clear that the statn would use financial penalties to enforce the states ban, warningt superintendents and even school boardbers who require schoolchildren to wear face masks in schools would face fines or even see their salaries withheld. i want to take you inside the numbers for a moment. the fact is according to the very latest cdc data, well covid cases have been increasing across the u.s. and more vaccinated divisions are testing positive, most of the breakthrough cases are mild or asymptomatic. at least so far, unvaccinated kids still rarely get it, spread it, or suffer from it. >> shannon: that is the best possible news. you and i are going to talk about one of our favorite topics, food. we've got some news that any chocolate lovers going to want to hear. i'll see you in a minute. breaking tonight: loudoun county, virginia, school teacher publicly quitting during the first board meeting there since a fiery session in june that featured parents upset over equity training requirements. that teacher is laura morris. she refuses to put what she calls a political agenda. >> this summer i've struggled with

and they understand that. >> reporter: it's not clear exactly what the sanctions will be but the school boardthey've been threatened with several hundred thousands of dollars of funding taken from the district, equivalent to the salaries of the superintendent and some of the school board members. they can't take the salaries directly that will likely come from the district funding. president biden called to support the district saying that he would support and give resources if the state does take that funding, hallie. >> dasha burns live in florida thank you. we'll talk more about the story coming up in the show and talking as house lawmakers demand answers from the biden administration how it plans to safely evacuate citizens from afghanistan. congressman gregory meeks calling for a hearing as soon as possible. he's going to join us live coming up later in the show. woman: from our classrooms... man: ...to the playing fields. maybe more than ever before, we are ready for this school year. i'm so excited to see all of my students. we're doing all we can to make sure our schools are safe... w

the interval, the amount is a matter that's ultimately subject to decision making by the local school board. >> i see. so the school board has the choice but you support it and said the money is there, correct? >> the money is there. i encourage you. to be honest with you, kristen, i don't know how we can make it without covid testing. we need covid testing at least once a week. the reason i say this, students under the age of 127 cannot get a vaccine. the public health experts warn that those who are not vaccinated, that the strength of this new variant is to powerful that anyone unvaccinated is likely to get covid. so, yes, i think there needs to be weekly testing at every school to give us awareness so people can quarantine safe live and so we can keep our schools open. i love that our schools are open. i love that our restaurants are open. i love that we can spend time with loved ones but if not taking care of vaccines, are at risk. >> eric, our viewer wants to know will there hopefully be a vaccine mandate. right now they can't get it but come september is when we expect the green 11-y