he already had white boards prepared. can't wait until the next segment to see how many white boards he has prepared there. could former trump advisor steve bannon face jail time for defying the january 6th committee's subpoenas? >> lock him up. hold him in contempt. and clearly that might send enough of a message that he will agree to talk to us. >> i hope that the committee goes after him and holds him accountable. >> will they be prosecuted? >> yes. chris: the chair of the january 6 committee announcing plans to hold steve bannon in criminal contempt and president biden going a step further. but the justice department says it will make an independent decision whether to prosecute bannon. and we're back with the panel. karl, how strong a case does the house committee have that steve bannon, a private citizen, advising a former president, is not protected by executive privilege and what do you think of joe biden weighing in and telling his supposedly independent justice department what they should do? >> well, let me tak

. >> so jodi, actually, we got a white board and she started writing up the defense arguments on the white board and we discussed every one of those. >> why was it important for you as devil's advocate because you wanted to make sure -- >> i absolutely wanted to make sure everyone was on the same page. i wanted to make sure everyone was comfortable. i wanted to make sure we were doing due diligence and we actually understood what our task was. there was no room for error at all. >> no room for error. all of you knew the manslaughter you felt that from the very beginning he's guilty. >> we went through the evidence and when we went back to the deliberation room the first thing we did was to go to the evidence and the facts. and going through the jury instruction about the manslaughter. >> how many times did you vote? >> we did a twice. >> the second charge was where we spent most of our time. >> okay. what happened? >> i think we did the same thing. a vote right away just to do a temperature check. and i believe it was either four or five of us initially that said not guilty or undeci

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david: we're going to have a duel of the white boards, because we have our own figures from fox news.hink it's worth emphasizing a little bit, we have slightly different figures, but they're the same on one point, on only one issue is the president above water, and that's coronavirus, 51% to 46%, 51% approve. but again, that's been slipping dramatically with all these vaccine mandates and the mask mandates coming out that are largely unpoppepopular all overe country. that could be underwater soon too, right? >> oh, absolutely. and, look, it has certainly driven another number which, thankfully for you, i don't have on a white board -- [laughter] the percentage of people who think that the federal government is trying to do too much. that number has risen dramatically. and that's again going to, as we sit here and the democrats are trying to figure out how they can spend $3.5 trillion on top to have the $2 trillion they've already spent in addition to the $1.25 trillion in infrastructure, in addition to the $3 trillion that president trump spent in march of last year and the trillion t

i know we need a white board to follow it home.he says there is -- i think there is enough momentum and sign-off. the head of the progressive caucus said no we have dozens who are going to vote against us if they don't have a deal in place. primary voters there is a lot of mixed messages coming from capitol hill. >> there are. there is another piece to calculus. possibility that if nancy pelosi, speaker pelosi went ahead with that vote on the infrastructure bill. even if some democrats didn't vote for it that some republicans might. i was speaking to republicans and listens to republicans last night who said there was actually significant republican support for infrastructure bill as long as it's not tied to the reconciliation bill. so there is a big political calculus there. obviously the larger issue for president biden and the democrats is he is going to glasgow this coming weekend for a global climate change conference and wants to have a victory in hand because a big chunk of both of those bills has to do with climate change.

you think about, i do a white board wednesday on my web page, my facebook page.week i'm talking about 600,000 military people that are not vaccinated that may be kicked out. that is insane. the idea of that. you really can't be that stupid but that is what biden is saying liz: the other thing, states enforce mandates for smallpox and measles, the like. >> exactly. liz: interesting, american, southwest airlines are not going to go with the texas ban on vaccine mandates. this does look look a big supreme court fight in the making. congressman mark green, great to have you back on. up next, dr. marc siegel, growing calls to clean out the government health bureaucracy. there is mass covid confusion from things like booster shots to stalled vaccines, to delayed treatments? we have this story coming up. the white house reports for fox news released 160,000 migrants into the u.s. since march despite saying they were removed. just got court notices to appear many of them. that stuff is usually ignored. the white house wants more power for the irs to go after you to pay f

house and the white house promptly called you and said, sick the f.b.i. on parents at school board hearings. that's what i mean. the white house is the puppet here, you're just the vessel. >> john: we did learn the national school board association was in touch and the letter was sent to the president on september 29th and the doj notified you better look into this and the memorandum was sent from attorney general to the f.b.i. does seem to be a lot of -- >> i think senator kennedy was underscoring attorney general garland's testimony is not credible, not credible for him to say he was sitting at his desk minding his own business and decided to issue this memo. the letter from the school board the white house worked on was dated september 29th. a week later you get the memorandum from attorney general garland. garland has a lengthy career as in federal law enforcement as top official, first in clinton justice department and as distinguished judge of one of the most eminent appellate courts in the united states. he's also as attorney general got access to office of legal counsel and

is he shepherding them, on a white board? >> yes, he is shepherding.have talked to several democrats in the house who are bracing for very tough reelection campaigns, who are desperate for him to be more assertive and aggressive in his leadership of getting it done more quickly. it's not as if the white house isn't working hard. they are. but they're kind of doing shuttle diplomacy to use a term you're familiar with, jim sciutto, as opposed to sitting in a room and saying, okay, joe manchin, okay kyrsten sinema, here's a piece of paper, a pen, get it done. that's what terry mcauliffe wants done and what other house moderates want done. the white house insist that it wouldn't be as productive as what they're doing now, but the problem is, again, for those who are on the ballot and, to use a political term freaking out, and they really are freaking out, that's what joe biden campaigned on, on his ability to do that. >> relationships, yeah. >> he campaigned on doing that across the aisle. this is intraparty differences. until that happens, everyone is jus

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in bakersfield, california, a sinclair station getting technical with some white board weather patternal upstate new york, look at this they just pointing at the phone and the computer screen to show the weather graphics sinclair reports it's working to get operations back up and running normally >>> apple unveiled a brand new mac book pro today the reviews, meh the company announcing the latest redesign will be partnered by apple processor trips. intel supplied the chips for the oler models. gone is the touch bar replaced by physical keyes, and there's an hdmi port, a head phonojack and sd slot on the side there. the new computers are not cheap, far from it. two models, a 16-inch starts at $2,499 and the first time a 14-inch model starts at $1,999 joanna stern, senior technology columnist for "the wall street journal" and seen juror cnbc contributor. new features are getting almost no love online you tweeted i love 2015 so much. why the heat here? >> the heat here because it is now six years ago, around six years ago apple released a new mac book pro and they said this is the future.

this memo is purely based on the letter that the national school board's association wrote that they work with the white house in crafting, 20 state school boards recently disavowed that letter from the national organization and saying we're not part of this. we're not witnessing violence. the threshold for action by law enforcement, harold, is the -- that the likelihood of violence that is real and imminent. not -- not even threats of violence don't stand up. it has to be likely and real. for law enforcement to intervene because the first amendment is so strong, the right to free speech and the right to spirited debate. here's what's going on here. questioning critical race theory. parents across the country, you got called a racist. that didn't shut them up. that didn't keep them at home. they go to school board meetings. now they have to call them domestic terrorists and sick the fbi and department of justice on them. why? these are parents -- these are not just white parents, these are parents of color across the country that are trying to finally dismantle the ecosystem that is keeping children und

white house. watch it. >> in drafting the letter, the national school board associated collaborated with the white house. they worked on it together for several weeks. we know the national school board association wants the white house and the association that was unhappen my with the letter. national school board association sent the letter to the white house and the white house promptly called you and said sick the fbi on parents at school board hearings. that's what i mean. the white house is the prophet here. you're the vessel. isn't that correct? >> senator, i did not speak with anyone from the white house while i worked on this memorandum. this memorandum reflects my views that we need to protect public officials from violence and at the same time protecting parent's ability to object to policies -- >> i get that. i heard your testimony. >> harris: senator kennedy, we know he doesn't mince words. you're just a vessel, aren't you to attorney general merrick garland. >> emily: i want my attorney general to be a master of law. >> harris: you wants him to be extraordinary? >> emily: yes. who we'

new outrage over the white house hiring the school board chief who got the white house to probe upsetarents as quote domestic terrorists. today high school students in virginia walked out in protest over a school board coverup of a rape. the outraged father of that school victim was arrested. he basically was really upset his daughter, a ninth grader got sexually assaulted inside a school. now democrats, they're losing school board moms and potentially the governorship of virginia. now that race is in a dead-heat. and, we've got more on dr. fauci's morally convenient demand that we all follow the science when he does not. bipartisan group of 14 lawmakers now demand dr. fauci stop this scam, his agency wastes billions of your tax dollars every year on horrific and useless animal experiments that the fda says are not necessary. don't work. the texas national guard, we've got the story. they are deploying massive manpower as thousands of migrants approach. now why isn't the president telling these migrants to go back? how can president biden find time to go to scotland for a u.n. climate

fake news sports site deadspin, they called kylie irving and dave chapelle black ponds on a white chess boardd share similar thoughts as whites. individual thought of transcending identity groups, it's crazy. deadspin beliefs people of one color must think the same which i think is racist. identity politics is now segregating not just people but ideas, skills, and talents which always ends up with bad ideas, lack of skill and zero talents. if you go to a museum you have to ignore a white docent even if they are good at it if you're condoleezza rice, you best hold an opinion that other blacks have, especially famous black intellectuals like joy behar. speaking for yourself isn't really thinking for yourself if some d bag at deadspin it thinks sound whites. sure dave chapelle was ripping on whites and that was fine but once he made fun of trans, he's not white himself. we need a scorecard to keep up with who is racist and who isn't, maybe it's best to say everything is racist. finally something we can all take part in. [cheers and applause] let's welcome tonight's guests! he's a perfect bloke t

board meetings across the country but listen to this. new reporting reveals that the ns b.a. had "collaborated with the biden white house before sending a controversial letter calling on the fbi to investigate parents as potential domestic terrorist. "was the biden administration colluding, with the national school board administration, with the white house weaponize the doj to label parents all across this great nation as domestic terrorists? the answers to those questions seem to be unequivocally yes. the justice department and then quickly followed the ns b.a.'s lead a memo saying they would identify and prosecute these domestic threats. but how did the doj reach that conclusion? did they do some type of in-depth research? did they conduct a nationwide investigation, did they have specific threats? congressman jim jordan wanted to find out. >> wanted you first review the data showing this so-called disturbing uptick? >> i read the letter and we have been seeing over time -- >> i didn't ask you, you read the letter, that is your source? >> let me be clear, this is not a prosecution -- >> some study, some investi

obtained by an outside group is that the white house and the na sb were working together for some weeks for some weeks. what we asked the national association of school boardscations between the white house and the justice department so we can see if the attack may have originated in the white house and what exactly the coordination was. the other letter we sent to the national security, or to chairman nadler was to have a hearing. one of the things the attorney general said in that extraordinary memo was in the task force he is going to create, the national security division of the fbi is going to be involved. that was created under the patriot act and it is designed to protect america from terrorism. what role would they have with america's parents? edward: exactly. you're on the homeland security committee. you know, what is your reaction when you heard frustrated parents being compared to domestic terrorists? >> you know the first place that came out was in the letter from the school boards association and again, that is what they said in their subsequent memo they heard a lot from their members. they issued an apology. they said that was utterly unjust

white board, we will take it. >> karl: here is quinnipiac, brand-new poll, 80% approve of -- 4% of republicans, so he is upside down and for him, politically, it is a big problem when on issue of covid, economy, 82% approval among democrats, but independents are 33% and the republicans are 3. independents begin to look like republicans than they do democrats, it is a problem for the sitting democratic president on all the issues. economy, foreign policy, tax and the border, president in bad shape with the american people and losing support among independents, he needs to keep for his own purposes and his party's purposes. >> sandra: approval among independents has to be catching the eye of this white house. we'll put it together when we put this up on the screen. the same quinnipiac poll showing economic approval rating of the president sinking to 39%. you pointed out taxes, karl, he was polling in the poll on his approval rating on taxes to also lowest of his presidency, 37%. what is the white house going to do about this? karl, you been within those walls when you try to manage the messaging

did you notice the number at the bottom of my white board?city of norfolk where all four early voting locations were called souls to the polls. taking parishioners from black churches to the polls. they sent in the big gun. stacey abrams shows up. holds rallies in the city of norfolk. 124,000 plus voters in the city and how many turned out early to vote that day with stacey abrams in town? 396. that says to me they got a problem with enthusiasm in their base and why they are going to northern virginia and desperately hoping that kamala harris will drive up the turnout now that all 14 locations are open in fairfax county. i think they have a big problem. i'm not certain bringing in president obama and vice president harris and as she calls herself the real governor of georgia stacey abrams is going to solve that problem. >> trace: we keep bouncing back and forth. we're waiting attorney general merrick garland to arrive at the hearing on capitol hill before the house judiciary committee. what is your takeaway? we talked about some of the big is

is the white house fully on board with this offer from mcconnell that senate democrats will partial go along? are they convinced in the white house that the senate democrats will go along with it? >> reporter: as of about an hour and a half ago, the white house did not seem fully on board. i asked jen psaki, moments after the contours of this deal began to emerge. here was her response. >> we don't need to kick the can. we don't need to go through a cumbersome process that every day brings additional risks. >> reporter: when you hear her not wanting to kick the can down the road, that's pa effectively what a short-term would do here. i understand the white house is working on a statement to give their official position. i think it's clear that jen psaki didn't want to give a definitive stance one way or the other, but it was a pretty stark contrast, when you heard her fairly lukewarm response on the best there, contrast with what was happening at the same time on capitol hill, which was senate democrats emerging from a caucus meeting, and essentially claiming victory, saying they belie

white house. talk to the school board association before the d.o.j. firepower is domestic terrorist we dig into a.d. garland to hunter biden's conflict including while hunter was pulling in big bucks are dubious oversees a dealings with china and russia. and to the immediate silence the drop in florida's covid cases we're going to show the multiple attacks on the media on governor desantis. we are pushing back against mandates and the sunshine state. now i am elizabeth mcdonald and "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show what we're watching the foxbusiness network. let's start with the president triggering controversies with the cnn town hall last night, look who's back with us congresswoman nancy it's great to see both your your both bathhouse transportation and infrastructure, congressman mace the prez has no time to visit the border drug and human traffickers are making their cities is unrecognizable. what is your recognition and check what do you say? >> it is unbelievable really. we are going to have upwards of 400,000 potentiall

boards. he is talking about race alizeing school agenda for schoolchildren. even minority parent, black parents don't want this. why is the whitet school boards are doing to our children? why? >> because the teachers unions and unfortunately these political activists are part of the machine right now that is running our politics in this country. and there is a african-american man, harry jackson, outside right now a u.s. naval academy graduate. he rejects the idea of critical race theory because it has bigotry of low expectations. it has a racism of its own. ultimately it is divisive. what is playing out right now is not the kinder, gentler america that the white house promised us. this is a divided nation that they are now polarizing even further. that is not okay. that is not the kind of america which we need to raise our children. elizabeth: you're right. we hear you, as a. watch this parent. like your reaction what you're about to here. >> that is funny that when i was on your show the first time i was a concerned parent. look what happened within a year. i was elevated to the status ever the domestic terrorist by the doj a

board matters. there was coordinate from the get-go. they talked with the white house and probably the justice department as well. all of that took place. here's the kicker. 24 hours after that hearing, the school board association apologizes. that never happens. the fact that this apology is more than a normal apology. they apologized twice in the same paragraph. we regret the letter and apologize for the later in the same paragraph. we regret the stress and strain this put you understand. so this doesn't just happen. that's how bad this was, the number of people leaving this organization and how wrong it was to reference parents that were just standing up and saying we don't want this racist anti-american curriculum taught to our kids. to then equate them to domestic terrorists. that's how wrong this was. that's why they apologized. >> martha: no doubt they're getting the political backlash of what parents are feeling about this across the country and may have sent a message here as well. one of those parents was on last night with laura ingraham. his story is

national school board association now walks back and rejects its own letter as wrong. the one it sent to the president, demanding the whiteouse aim federal patriot act firepowers meant for al qaeda at parents. upset with toxic school agendas. the school boarded a mitting this was misinformation. former president obama tries to claim this is phony culture war stuff. parents say tell that to upset democrat parents on the front lines. also this story, the prescription drug shortage we brought you friday, it is getting worse from clogged supply chains. we have the new numbers. an a major protest and a new lawsuit against vaccine mandates today in new york city. comes and firemen and city workers taking to the streets. we got it. also will special counsel john durham in his criminal probe of trump russia find that democrats knowingly including hillary clinton and her campaign knowingly plant ad false story about trump at fbi? john durham about to declassify documents. we'll investigate it. the border crisis is about to ram up. a new caravan of thousands broke through police blockades in mexico. texas deploying law enforcement

white house, because they're not sure it would work. >> o'donnell: all right, let's see how it turns out. major garrett, thank you. well, tonight, the national school board association is taking extraordinary action, sending an s.o.s. to the white house and law enforcement. members have been berated at meetings and threatened online over covid safety protocols. here's cbs jeff pegues. >> no more masks! no more masks! >> reporter: school board officials are calling for help tonight... >> you ( bleep ) cowards! >> reporter: ...following increasingly violent incidents like this in minnesota. a man complimenting school board members during a debate over masks, who is then charged by an unmasked man. writing to president biden, the national school boards' association asked for help investigating the violent incidents, and suggested the f.b.i. monitor threats to board members, likening these heinous actions to domestic terrorism. >> the impact of the pandemic on public schools is creating all this heightened rhetoric around the nation, and unfortunately, in some places, it's leading to threats and actual incidents of violence. >> reporter: former nevada school

white house. paul: school boards association got its own blowback state chapters basically say we are out of here,oing to keep participating in this organization. any lessons there? are we seeing seeds of a nationwide revolt here against, by the current governors of politics in schools? >> i think to some extent we are. the letter from scoreboard association was interesting in that it equated these protests with what are called domestic terrorism. this is an idea that having the mind since the january capitol riot which they called domestic terrorism now many of them think they can equate any protest by conservatives such as when you saw on television, a bit of a fight there as musick terrorism and can use it publicly against republican and conservative component but it's a preposterous claim to equate this with school parents in violation of the english language they believe and i think the adults at the scoreboard association saw something like this going way off base and why attorney general garland wasn't able to act like an adult at the justice department but make no mistake, this authoritari

the other issue i think about the school boards is, he was saying that he didn't himself have a meeting with the white house about the school board meetings or that he didn't consult with the national school board association before he wrote that letter, and that's five days from the department of justice and the attorney general himself. he said he didn't know if anybody else on the department of justice was coordinating with the white house and the national school board association and that's just not good enough. i don't understand why he doesn't come armed with data and information or at least an assistant who can prompt him, and i can prompt you in other arenas. that just seems pointless and these hearings and not be held accountable. >> john: it's pretty clear as well miranda that the action in terms of the memo from the attorney general to the fbi came after the national school board association to petition the president for release. and why did the fbi look at this across country when the local law enforcement are fully capable of dealing with this. why do you need to invoke the patriot act wh

the white house promptly called you and said sic the f.b.i. on parents in school board hearings. the white house is the prophet. you are just the vessel. >> you have weaponized the f.b.i. and department of justice. it is unprecedented and i call on you to resign. >> dur consider the chilling impact your memo would have on parents exercising their constitutional rights? >> why would you ever release a memo? did you write that memo? did staff write that memo? what would have led you to do this? it is so over the top. >> your directive is shameful. thank god you aren't on the supreme court. you should resign in disgrace, judge. >> harris: there is senator cotton of arkansas reminding everybody it was obama's pick for the u.s. supreme court. then mitch mcconnell said i won't put it up for a vote. senator kennedy, is it just garland, is it just the d.o.j., is it the white house, is it a further -- who is against parents right now in this administration? or something else? >> i walked away from the hearing thinking forget mars, we need to look for intelligent life in washington, d.c. it

you aware of conversations between you are department of justice officials, white house officials and members of the school board association all cooperating together? >> i'm sure there were conversations with the white house, i have no idea whether there were conversations with the school board association. there is nothing wrong with there being those conversations and is nothing annual about the organization to suggest it was in any way partisan. >> laura: all those conservatives on school boards and associations. of course it's not partisan, it's all just a coincidence that school boards are overwhelmingly liberal. and what about this underlying evidence? is there really a growing national threat posed against the school boards? committee chair dick durbin was reaching for anything. >> those who argue at school board meetings across america are not more dangerous or more violent than the past. i went on i just typed in this morning, school board violence on one of the search engines, page after pages coming up. >> laura: 24 years in the senate ladies and gentlemen, and he is just and entering terms into sear

his administration's pandemic response, and it's tough, but fair white house officials have asked multiple members of military academy boardsho were appointed by former president trump to resign, including former white house press secretary, sean spicer, and kellyanne conway spicer is currently on the board of the naval academy, and conway is on the board of the academy of the french cavalry? [ laughter ] after virginia removed a 21-foot statue of confederate general robert e. lee from the state capital, former president trump released a statement saying the u.s. would have succeeded in afghanistan if lee had been in command. dude, he got his ass kicked in virginia what do you think the problem was? too many trees former new jersey governor, chris christie, spoke, tonight, at the ronald reagan library about the future of the republican party i guess it's always good to get an outside opinion taliban, yesterday, announced a ban on all protests and slogans that do not have the interim government's approval. hence pizza hut's new slogan in afghanistan. donald trump jr. claimed in a recent instagram post that former president t

white men to sit on the board, but also to make derogatory comments regarding wealthy white women whoome eating bonbons all day. i took offense to both comments, especially as a stay-at-home mom. >> sandra: as far as what is being taught in the classrooms there, as we come out after these reporters that are around the country, seeing outrage over parents that are mad about what is being taught in the classroom. the colorado school association says that crt is not taught in grade school. it is technically not a curriculum, they say it is a theoretical framework. i know that you have said that you are not opposed to changing the way that history is taught in the classroom, but you are really concerned about what they are implementing right now without venting this first. >> yes. i sat on the committee that reviews the social studies curriculum that we did not actually pass as a committee, but the board of education along with the director of instruction in curriculum, they decided to pass it. my concern is that the program is being used in public districts that have a much lower graduat

against school boards and no explanation for why such facts, even if criminal, are federal offenses. republicans hit garland on any coordination there might be between the d.o.j. and whiteontroversial memo targeting parents at school board meetings. here is how he answered. >> has the white house told you to white the memo? >> no one spoke to me about the memo at all. i'm sure i -- at least i certainly would believe that the white house communicated its concerns about the letter to the justice department and that is -- >> my next question, did you or anyone at the justice department discuss the memo with white house personnel or with anyone at the white house before the memo was sent? >> i did not. >> harris: okay. let's add this into it. new emails show the white house collaborated with the national school board association on that very letter it sent to the d.o.j. that prompted the controversial memo. one email references a letter to the president concerning threats to school board members back in september well before the release of the d.o.j. memo. an excerpt reads this way. in talks over the last several weeks with the white house staff, they requested additional i

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laura, i want you to respond to that but you're reporting the white house is seriously entertaining across the boardial safety net package. is that going to be enough to get a price tag everyone can agree with? >> well, so that's the tricky part here, don. the white house prefers across the board cuts because they know there are so many items in this package that democrats across, you know, moderate, progressives want but there are probably going to be a few big items that end up on the chopping block because it is going to be hard to get down to that range that manchin and sinema are saying they're willing to support and it is manchin and sinema that are pushing the party towards this smaller number. manchin even today kept reiterating that he is not for anything above 1.5 trillion. now, that's a lot of posturing going on from manchin, from sanders. but again, the white house is trying to continually talk to not just the two senators but also keep an open communication with senators in the house, because after last week they're trying to rebuild a bit of trust with house democrats who were pretty f

and we know that the national school board association wants the white house and the association were happy with the letter. the national school board association sent the letter to the white house and the white house promptly called you and said sick the fbi on parents at school board hearings. and that's what i mean. the white house is the profit here and you're just the vessel, correct? >> sir, i did not speak with anyone from the white house while i worked on this memorandum. the memorandum reflects my views that we need to protect public officials from violence and threats of violence, while at the same time protecting parents' ability to object -- >> i get that. i heard your testimony. were you worried you'd be fired if you didn't issue the memorandum? >> i'm not -- i signed on this memorandum on my own. i said from the very beginning. i've taken this job to protect the department of justice and make independent determinations with respect to prosecution, and i will do that. >> i'm sorry to interrupt but i don't have much time. now, when you got the letter from the white house t

this is the surfer's board, showing the teeth marks from what is believed to be a large, great white. when you look at his board, the depth of the shark's mouth is wider than his board. the surfer managed to paddle ashore, and authorities say fellow surfers helped him get to the parking area where bystanders applied a tourniquet to the man's wound to stop the bleeding. he took it like a champ, man the whole time carried up the stairs. he didn't even make a sound. he wasn't passed out. he was completely conscious. first responders gave further medical attention until a chp chopper arrived. the unidentified victims said to be a local man in his thirties, was loaded up and transported to santa rosa memorial where he's being treated for a non life threatening injury is severe bite to the third eye. took a piece of his hamstring, a spokesman with the california department of parks and recreation says three people have been bitten by sharks near this beach to in 2002 and a third in 2000 and five in 2019 a shark bit through a surfer's board leash at north salmon creek beach, but she was not

and ultimately led to that national school board association letter to the white house comparing alldomestic terrorists. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel is live for us in loudon county. this is real for those students and everybody else, mike. >> no doubt about it. the national school boards association has apologized but it certainly did a lot of damage with parents worried they would be treated like the enemy for expressing first amendment rights. also a lot of focus on attorney general merrick garland who wrote a controversial memo earlier this month. some alarmed the memo may have a chilling effect if the justice department will treat parents like domestic terrorists. 19 house republicans on the judiciary committee are calling on garland to rescind his memo. you side stepped the chilling effect the law enforcement apparatus would have on parents' speech. they initially urged the biden administration to investigate school board protests. garcia has been appointed by education secretary to the national assessment governing board. loudon county virginia father scott smit

the school boards lobby group was talking to the white house weeks ahead of time, weeks ahead of attorneyeneral garland sending out a memo aiming major federal firepower meant for terrorists at parents. they're upset with what school boards are teaching children and the ag testified today he did that memo not based on data or stats, based on one school board letter with no evidence of terror level threats from parents. critics call this frightening. we have more on the video democrats suppressed today at the hearing about parents who don't like porn in their schoolkids libraries or telling their kid they're racist. we have the highlights. joining us tonight house judiciary member he did participate in the garland hearing today, he is congressman mike johnson. also attorneys general ken paxton eric schmidt. congressman jay adolfo. ashley hinson. steve hairs and ford o'connell. republicans demanding a ethics violation over ag garland family conflict of interest, whose son-in-law profits off of school boards big time. republicans are demanding a special counsel into hunter biden. also tonigh

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even though -- when you hear jay powell, he is nominated by the white house and confirmed by the senate. so are the other members of the board of governors in d.c. the bank itself does not report to the white house. jay powell does not go to the white house on a regular basis and discuss with the president with a game plan is with how to engineer the economic policy. the federal reserve sits independently. they are not subject to the demands of the dashboard or wants or the needs of the president regardless of whether it is a republican or democrat that is in the white house. they make their policy decisions independently. this is important because id -- idea of a federal reserve is to stabilize policy. if there were to be unseen charts like a pandemic -- shocks like a pandemic, the federal reserve can use its tools to make sure that the economy since this -- can sustain employment and hold prices to make sure inflation is not out of control and make sure there are financial stability rests bubbling up in the banking system since that is a primary need by which the federal reserve implements its policies through the banking