joining me are two winners, waukesha father, first ever black elected official in waukesha, uncle ofool district. thank you for being here. mark, why did you win? >> well, i think the issues we ran on really resonated with parents and residents in the district. we need to improve student achievement in the district. number one issue. we also talked about parental rights and transparency in school, so they know what is going on and thirdly, most important, our budget, we need to look at our budget and how is it supporting student achievement, those are issues that resonated with our residents. >> todd: why did you run? >> great question. so i ran for school board to make it clear to the people of waukesha that i align with their values and their values that america is a place for possibilities for all students. we proved that in our victory. >> todd: for those on the left who try to divide us by race, what message does your victory send? >> my victory sends a message, basically reclaiming our reputation of our school district by raising high potential for all kids, ensuring our kids a

this is a trend for the school district of waukesha that's been going on for 6 to 10 years.dren are not college-ready. they are not trained ready they are not right for the world. that hasn't changed. >> ainsley: this wasn't about crt. this was about academics. >> correct and crt despite much of what they will say that that taught. the school district of waukesha and the state of wisconsin is providing professional development training specific to crt. so if the training is happening at the professional level, it classroom. it's there. >> ainsley: you have three daughters, all products of walk saw school. >> i do. >> ainsley: i know your youngest is a junior at one of the local high schools. what issues now that you are on the school board? >> first one is going to be the academic performance. where we are taking a look at the educational curriculum. we need transparency for the parents to understand what taught accountability is we talk about the big pieces for teachers are accountability to educate their children. not indoctrinate. our students are accountable for their ac

liam in the waukesha school board member. greg also a waukesha school member, all lost races.> i think that is absolutely right. what you are looking at with democrats in particular is basic paralysis, they are paralyzed by their base. when you see jen psaki talking about gender ideology in kindergarten through third grade, she can't say anything else because the base will turn on her. they will attack and go after people who stand up against this. that is there and all. if you say listen, i'm not comfortable having my child or others learning about this in young greats, the people who support this will attack you relentlessly. it is unfortunate because it really shows what the movement is about and it's not about compassion or kindness or stopping bullying or cyber bullying, it's about people getting their way getting a government to implement these policies in a way that affects our children at a young age that could have irreversible damage later on. jon: there was a "wall street journal" editorial this week that referred to those lost races i mentioned a moment ago as a pe

we saw it with waukesha, wisconsin, as well when an african american man who was out on bail, $1,000er the mother of his own child he then went to the christmas parade and ran over grandmother's and children killing six or seven people there. you didn't hear much about the suspect anymore or their race. look, race in terms of since we have somebody trying to catch here does matter, right? you are trying to find somebody and description does matter in these situations. unfortunately, the media because it is a black man in this case isn't pushing that site as much as it would be if it were say a white guy particularly when wearing a red hat would set off alarm bells like we've never seen. >> todd: still a suspect in the case so we have to wait and see. abc, cbs, msnbc with black lives matter, $6 million mansion purchase. joe, another third rail for the mainstream media? you know our friend hunter? >> right, the 11th commandment, let's put it that way thou shalt not report anything negative on black lives matter sbc 0.0 from the major news networks as far as that is concerned. this is n

remember the waukesha massacre?re darrell brooks rammed his suv through a christmas parade injuring 62 and killing 6? brooks also has a lengthy record and shared plenty of posts on social media calling for violence against white people saying hitler was right and comparing cops to the klan. we reached out to the fbi to see if they figured out what his motive was for plowing down innocent civilians, and the fbi referred us to local authorities who haven't gotten back to us. last april, noah green rammed his car into two officers at the nation's capitol, killing one of the officers. he was a follower of that outspoken anti-semite louis farrakhan. and in louisville, quintez brown, who was once honored by barack obama and made appearances on msnbc, was arrested for trying to assassinate a jewish mayoral candidate craig greenberg. a local blm chapter bailed him out soon after posting 100 gs. he supported armed militant groups online and talked about revolutionary communism and black nationalism. and these are far from is

instead of milwaukee's best, it'll have to be, waukesha's ehhh?ghter ) which is, let's face it, not that much worse. ( applause ) ehhh. ehhh. how bad is this? these inflation rates are the highest since 1981. and keep in mind, back in 1981, things were so expensive, your cereal bowlto double as your hat ( laughter ) ( applause ) you had to crack what whip. you had to whip inflation now. you had to whip it good. overall, the items hit hardest by rising prices are food, shelter, and gasoline. so you shouldn't, affected as long as you don't eat anything, be anywhere, or go anyplace. now today-- was this just today? just today. down in washington, in an effort to reduce gas prices, president biden announced that he will be allowing gasoline that uses a 15% ethanol blend. ooh, a blend. it sounds so sophisticated. >> umm, i'm getting notes of iowa corn. some oaky hydrocarbons. oh, this is really fracking my taste buds. is this from north dakota?" this blend is called e15 and, because it requires less crude oil, it can cost 10 cents per gallon less on av

not more than 50 hours later, we had to see waukesha killings. as the media seemed to want to fixate on race, you could say that mr. brooks, in his 20 year career felonies had a history of not only anti-semitism, but white, antiwhite expression on his social media and they didn't call for violence against whites, and he had killed six people and there were people not mainstream folks from blm, but self appointed in this revolution of minor officials, the democratic party said this is karma. there were people who felt that that was perhaps racially motivated. but there was much more credence to that argument then there had been in kenosha. the story wasn't just smothered, but smothered to the degree that when you look at the "washington post," to take an example, his name wasn't even mentioned after the violence. it was almost as if the car was responsible. they said a car crash in waukesha, a collision, suv hits people as if it was on autopilot. so that's the sort of thing that happens when you don't have a diversity of opinion in the major news

then not more than 50 hours later we have the waukesha killings. that you could make the argument that as it media wanted to fixate on race you r.could say mister brooks, his 20 year career of felonies had a history of not only anti-semitism but antiwhite expression on his social media , some of his songs and he didn't call for violence against whites and he had killed six people and there were people, not mainstream but maybe self-appointed who suggested this was sort of a revolution, minor official. there were people who felt that that was perhaps racially motivated. the point is there was much more credence to that argument and there had been at kenosha and get that story was not just smothered but smothered to the degree when you look at the washington post to take one example his name was not even mentioned days after the violence was almost as if the car was responsible. the car crash in waukesha. collision. suv hits people. as it was on autopilot. that's the sort of thing that happens when you don't have a diversity of opinion in the major n

reminds me of the suv that plowed through a waukesha christmas parade.r the fort hood shooter turned out to be just another disgruntled employee. not domestic terrorism just workplace violence. are you guys seeing a pattern here? depending on the suspect's race, terrorists are mass shooters can be gentleman. just mixed up in gun violence. mayor eric adams who just tested positive for covid, is so politically correct he stayed inside his apartment all day during a mass shooting. he didn't want to sneeze on anybody. he saved some lives today by quarantining but he did go on cnn from his living room or wherever and announce this was a terror attack and then said actually we have no idea what it was. >> it's a preliminary investigation. this is terror of someone attempting to terrorize our system. they brought in what appears to be some form of smoke device. they discharged a weapon. and so i don't want to be premature in identifying that this was or was not. >> jesse: okay, so it's terror but it's too premature to say what it was. so enlightening. we do kno

another blm reporter ran over dozens of people, including children at christmas parade in wisconsin, waukesha killing six people. r many more remained most recently at blm supporter and by the way, an honoreeecppof the barack obama foundation tried to assassinate a mayoral candidate in kentucky. again, most people who commit acts of violence like this are. mentally ill. so there isn't always an obviouss political lesson. ck but if, you take three steps back , maybe if the entire news media tells youou every day of a your life that america hates you because off your skin color, you might respond to that at a certain point. dn't we why wouldn't you? why wouldn't we see more crimes like this ?? they're being abetted and effectively encouragedde by the biden administration and the american news media. obviously. rybody. and it's bad for everybody of all colors showing racees. hatr, suspicion, anxiety is terriblen, for our country and they'rele doing it every single day for d us .r is cooper is the cochairman project twenty one's national advisory board. he joins us tonight. thanks so muchth for c

did you realize there was a school board race in waukesha, wisconsin? probably not.hing was parental involvement and let's make sure that no cr. >> it is in the schools. the democratic party, for the most part, keep in mind. these are not partisan jobs. but the republicans focused in on three candidates. and they put $70,000 behind them. there they are right there. they all won and the people on the losing side were like listen, we were not essentially beholden to the republicans and their money. and we weren't pushing what they were pushing. >> carley: that's right, carry kiss lou ski. markel moore the fourth person in the race was falling behind several hundred votes. these people won by a lot. these are the people really wanted to be on the school board. the incumbent were criticizing these candidates they were saying they are just using the republican money and republican talking points. the national talking points talking against crt and they said no, we are following back. we falling behind academically. >> brian: other thing too, not bringing up gender in scho