glenn youngkin, overall?i have got to say, he is a more traditional republican than what we have seen over the past five or six years. he tries to avoid looking too extreme. the national press was focused on his talks about crt and keeping it out of schools. that actually, on the grassroots level, people were paying closer attention to his opponent, saying that parents need to mind their own business when it comes to the teaching of their children in school. that was obviously a gas that really hurt terry mcauliffe. also, the ads he was running, asked to cut sales tax on groceries at a time when inflation was starting to grow. some republicans i have been talking to think there may be a path forward for glenn youngkin if donald trump continues to take on water, as he has been doing with the january 6 hearings and what we're seeing in georgia. also, questions linger about ron desantis. ron desantis, who have been basically called the great white hope i so many in the trump faction, you know, the guy pulls even

we want to continue our repuican governor glenn ia youngkin.or youngkin, you were just in nebraska on saturday speaking to republicans across the country. you have also said president biden was legitimately elected. former president trump continues to falsely claim the 2020 election was stolen. should he stop saying that? >> let me begin with my trip to nebraska, which was really great fun. governor rickets really helped me in my face and it was a great chance for me to show up and help in the next race to elect a republican in nebraska. one of the things i'm really focussed on is

need to follow the example of glenn youngkin and myra forrest, and tell our story, and that is how weill win. now i am the head of the rnc, i been there for five years, but the most important and pivotal role that i will ever have in my life is being a mother to my two children. and yes, i said mother. i didn't say birthing person or vessel or whatever they want to say. i am mom mom, and you cannot take that away from me. and i'm going to tell you a little bit about my story, because democrats don't want to hear our story. it took me a long time to get pregnant with my first child, abigail. there was lots of prayers and angst as we tried desperately. i will tell you the first second that i saw i saw was pregnant, that child was a baby. she was my daughter, and i was a mom, and i am so proud to be with the party that stands for life. my pregnancy was great, i loved being pregnant, but when abigail was born, we had some complications. she almost didn't make it. she was born with a cleft palate , which if anyone has had that in their lives, it means a lot of surgeries ahead. i think abou

in the post-election exit polling, people who ranked it as the top issue preferred youngkin.republican voters who are more than happy to have this decision come down. this is not a monolithic issue. >> we know that voters who come out to the polls and are energized the most are voters who are pissed off. women are pissd often. i am sorry, scott, this is not a low attention issue. >> i'm just raiding the polling. >> let's talk about the polling. there have been several polls after roe v. wade that actually have flipped the generic ballot for democrats. that shows me there is absolutely momentum there. do we have to keep this front and center? absolutely. the announcements from the white house help us do that. what republican governors are trying to do to outlaw abortion or make it more restrictive, absolutely is golden for democrats to continue to talk about this. when you have a woman -- and, yes, the economy is going to be huge, vietnam? inflation is going to be huge. when you are at the gas pump, huge. sorry. if you have a woman who is pumping her gas and looking at the pri

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wade, most republican governors moved swiftly to ban or restrict abortions but in virginia, youngkin measured approach. >> i'm a pro-life governor and i will sign a bill that comes to my desk that protects life and i look forward to that. >> reporter: the governor support as law seeking to ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. with exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother as he tries to ban opponents with the political reality of democrats controlling the state senate by one vote. >> all eyes are on virginia. i think we're the epicenter for the initial decisions that will be made on a lot of pro-life legislation. >> reporter: senator amanda chase who challenged youngkin in the republican primary last year, said she was prefer a bill that goes even further. but she knows that is unlikely to find success so she supports the governor's plan. >> so even the 15-week bill has an uphill -- >> i think it has an uphill battle honestly in the virginia senate because of the makeup of the virginia senate 19-21, 19 republicans, 21 democrats. >> reporter: as legal challenges unf

we want to continue our repuican governor glenn ia youngkin. governor youngkin, you were just in nebraska on saturday speaking to republicans across the country. you have also said president biden was legitimately elected. former president trump continues to falsely claim the 2020 election was stolen. should he stop saying that? >> let me begin with my trip to nebraska, which was really great fun. governor rickets really helped me in my face and it was a great chance for me to show up and help in the next race to elect a republican in nebraska. one of the things i'm really focussed on is helping republican governors get elected. i have a big job in virginia, and it takes the vast majority of my time. i think there is spots i can be helpful. the other thing we plan on doing this year is helping congressional wins in virginia. i think there is a great opportunity there. >> what about former president trump? >> well, i think this is a moment for the republican party to recognize exactly what i recognized last year, was this is not a or moment but

here's youngkin back in may. >> it is on the federal books that in fact that's punishable with up toyear in prison. and therefore, governor hogan and i have asked the attorney general to do his job and enforce this law. >> according to governor hogan's office the issue was taken to attorney general merrick garland in early may, but quote, a month later, hours after an assassination attempt on justice kavanaugh, the department of justice finally responded declining to enforce the laws. now, a different federal official is writing to us with conflicting information. that's in reference to a letter hogan and youngkin received this weekend from supreme court marshal demanding that state authorities put an end to what she described as increased threatening activity outside of the justices' homes. both governors said they will continue to utilize law enforcement to the extent that their state laws allow, but a spokesperson for governor youngkin said quote the attorney general for the u.s. should do his job by enforcing the much more robust federal law. every resource of federal law enforce

in virginia youngkin is taking a slower approach. >> i am a pro-life governor and i will sign a billto that. >> they look to ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy with exceptions for, incest and the life of the mother as he balances the bands from strict opponents to abortion rights to democrats recording the state senate with one boat. >> we are the epicenter for the initial decisions that will be made on the pro-life legislation. senator amanda chase said she would prefer a bill that goes further but she knows that is unlikely to find success. so she supports the governance plan. >> even the 15 week bill has an uphill battle. >> in the virginia senate because of the makeup of the virginia senate. 19 to 21, 19 republicans and 21 democrats. >>> 's legal challenges unfold in states across the nation the political debate is taking shape with the nuance of a closely divided battleground. certainly it has taken us decades to get where we are in this moment and to get past the decision of roe and to think that tomorrow we could ban all abortion would be unrealistic but i understand th

he's referencing a letter from supreme court marshal to governor hogan and youngkin to put an end ofprotest and activity outside of supreme court justices following decision to overturn decision to abortion to the states. a spokesperson for virginia governor glenn youngkin told fox news that the governor agrees with the marshal that the activity has become more threatening and has increased and he welcomes the request for local law enforcement to enforce the state laws but also, quote, the attorney general, the u.s. should do his job to enforce robust federal law and every resource including u.s. magsals should be involved while the judges continue to deny to live peacefully. he ended up calling authorities on himself and was taken into custody without harm. while the department of justice refused to stop protestors from demonstrating outside of justices homes, they have provided assistance. alicia, rich. alicia: turning to holiday travel, huge crowd, bad weather and staffing shortages are threatening to disrupt travel this weekend. the situation improved since airports saw long line

alex: governor youngkin and hogan received letter.wo governors have responded essentially saying, wait a minute, this is exactly what we have been calling on attorney general merrick garland to do because federal law is clear that it's illegal the protest outside of any judge or justice's homes who is involved in an active court case with intent to influence them. here is virginia governor glen n youngkin back in may. >> it's on the federal book that punishable with up a year in prison and therefore governor hogan and i have asked the attorney general to do his job and enforce this law. >> according to maryland governor the two governors made the request as soon as the draft opinion was leaked an protests in their states started but, quote, a month later hours after assassination attempt on justice kavanaugh, the department of justice finally responded declining to enforce the laws. now a different federal official writing to us with conflicting information. the spokesperson for governor youngkin added this weekend, quote, the attorne

the lincoln project sent five of their staffers in khakis and tiki torches to virginia governor youngkinpretend to be white supremacists how did that end up for terry mcauliffe. turns point sent them a cease and desist letter today. this happened today on "the view." watch. >> we want to make clear that these demonstrators were gathered outside the event and that they were not invited or endorsed by turning point u.s.a. turning point u.s.a. want to the clarify -- wanted us to clarify that this was a turning point u.s.a. summit and not a republican party event. so, we apologize for anything we said that may have been unclear on these points. >> jesse: so whoopi and joy made the blonde read it okay. pretty lame apology. maybe whoopi is still a little upset from the last time she had to apologize for making nazi comments. >> the holocaust isn't about race. >> no. >> no. it's not about race. >> yes it is. >> jews different race. >> it's not about race. it's not about race. >> what is it about? >> it's about manual's inhumanity to man. that's what it is about. >> but it's about white supremac

let me get to youngkin first.preme court's request for fairfax county to enforce state law as they are the primary enforcement authority for the state statute. the attorney general of the u.s. should do his job by enforcing the much more robust federal law. all right. moving on to maryland governor hogan, he says in light of the continued refusal by multiple federal entities to act, the governor has directed maryland state police to further review enforcement options that respect the 1st amendment and the constitution, and so when you read these two quotes or theses two quotes, i -- or see these two quotes, it is almost like the game of clue, who did what? >> a lot of big words meant to confuse people and not to take a side. i think both of these governors, they know that -- at least in youngkin's case, i think that it could have gone either way in that election. he's happy to have been elected so i think he's towing the line. he's walking on egg shells. he doesn't want to be definitive one way or the other. if he

another was in virginia with governor glenn youngkin who was elected in a surprise victory in 2021.dates staying in place despite the fact the virus with us waning, and and the rerly -- terry mcauliffe saying that parents shouldn't pay major role, and you saw a lot of parents lining up to vote for youngkin after that took place. this isn't merely a matter of improving the policy and getting better educational outcomes, it's become a huge political matter with parents basically saying this is at the temperature top of our priority list in terms of the issues we're going to have in mind when we go to the ballot box. paul: dan, about 30 seconds, is in the biggest moment for school choice politically, most encouraging in decades? is it safe of to say that in. >> yeah, i think so. it has a lot of momentum behind it right now. it depended a hot on the states and the legislatures finally realizing that kids needed alternatives. and i think those legislators have been more than ever under pressure from parents. and i would say, paul, also from democratic parents as well who understand aha t

buckley, he was supporting glenn youngkin -- you know why? they just had glenn youngkin on the other day and he did everything he could not to admit that they sabotaged the election using books to make folks think. every time their children have some kind of conscience, don't make people think they have responsibility. we all have the responsibility to tell the truth. host: ok, debbie. we will give ellis cose a chance to respond here. guest: it's unfortunate that you have a lot of politicians who want to, in effect, burn books, bar the truth about american history because they think their rationale, it will make white students feel bad -- that's just idiotic. it's teaching ignorance. you certainly can teach these subjects in a way that is very clear. you are not blaming the students, young students had nothing to do with any of this. so the idea that students, high school students can't handle this kind of knowledge is ridiculous. the whole point of education is to learn reality, to learn facts, to have yourself challenged in ways that you we

governor glenn youngkin declared a state of emergency in buchanan county and first responders from across the state are rushing to the scene to provide assistance. >>> from extreme flooding to the extreme heat that's impacting more than 50 million americans from the southwest to midwest, nearly the entire western half of the country is dealing with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal as some parts of texas could see the heat index topping 110, straining the already fragile power grid. here is cbs' kris van cleave. >> reporter: the unrelenting summer sizzle pushing texas temperatures into the triple-digits yet again is pushing peo ttheir limits >> but helpre seeing heat-related emergency calls soar. more than 450 since may. twice as many as last year. >> my job is to make sure that right now you're okay. >> reporter: rex denham ended up in the back of this ambulance after collapsing on his walk home. >> do you think the heat played into you getting dizzy? >> i'm 65 years old. the heat played -- >> reporter: medsta supervisor jon hammle on the says he's never seen this many heat call

people got used to the convenience of work but i side with youngkin here for one reason.on't think the team does better work in person. we know that. that's what i think this is. a quality of work issue. we got through the lockdowns as a neck work because we have the best offensive line in the world. the staff is phenomenal. they are the best staff on the planet but that being said got back to the studio and like wow, it was so much better. safer having to see jimmie's jackets in person. the reason i don't think he is facing a retention problem is other employers are finally finding jesus a little late in the service and will start pushing people to come back to work. that's what i think. >> dana: there is also a couple of other factors. one is the commutes are terrible and that's also something that -- we have an infrastructure bill and see if that helps at all. commutes are awful. so many childcare centers closed and forced people to make a choice. if you are take care of a parent or child and you don't have the option anymore. >> there is that concern and this is nuanc

youngkin says more needs to be done to protect the justices. >> i wish we could do more, i've called on garland to push the law. this is not a moment where we can allow anything to happen to our justices, this is about democracy. >> ashley: youngkin says he will support a 15-week abortion ban. back to you. >> carley: congresswoman nancy mace will be here to talk about rhetoric coming from democrats in the white house. she was targeted by protesters at her home. don't miss what she has to say. >> todd: and vice president kamala harris trying to make the case to reinstate the federal assault weapons ban. >> vice president harris: assault weapons were designed to kill a lot of human beings quickly and the fact that we can't get congress to renew, not like we're pulling something out of our hat, it is outrageous. >> todd: federal assault rifle ban outlawed 19 kinds of weapons, doj study found impact on gun violence likely to be too small for reliable measurement. liberal filmmaker michael moore has radical gun proposal amendment which repeals and replaces second amendment. it would ban f

broadly speaking, this is about democracy. >> glenn youngkin also said sunday he claims to support in 15 week abortion ban. back to you guys. >> carley: ashley strohmier will thank you. the group that shuts down d.c. offering bounties of $50 for confirmed sighting in public of a conservative supreme court justice. how wild and dangerous is that? lastly, this happened last wednesday, justice kavanaugh was in a restaurant in washington, d.c. protesters showed up and called the manager of the restaurant demanding they take them out. they ultimately had to leave through a back entrance. i think we showed it there. aoc delayed in posting a tweet, "poor guy, he left before his souffle because half the country should risk death within pregnancy within the wrong state lines. it is unfair to him. the least they could do is let him eat cake." to be clear at the pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg plants outside of the uterus and there is not a law and the country that says a woman has to carry that kind of pregnancy to full term. so either aoc is lying or severely misinformed. >> todd: she t

. >> meanwhile, more than 300 state employees in virginia have resigned since governor glen youngkinork in person, and the former ceo of hardee's and carl's jr. believes it is a reflection of a new culture that came out of the pandemic. he writes in the federalist quote not enough americans are willing to work. the labor force participation rate remains well below its pre-pandemic standard. generous social welfare programs expanded during the covid-19 pandemic help explain this labor market paradox. nicole, to you first, he makes a very good point about the long-term impact that we are starting to see play out from the shutdown. >> the first thing we have to do start sending good thoughts because we're wishing apparently all of this happening. it is actually happening. i see what's happening right now twofold. so throughout covid-19, we had a lot of people who were either pushed to retirement or chose to retire early about 1 in 5 healthcare workers decided to leave the field. you had the incentives for pilots to actually retire early because of the multibillion dollars bailouts and t

, glenn youngkin of course brought up critical race theory.saying that parents shouldn't have a big say in what went on in their classrooms. i think even terry would say that that quoted him and. how much power should parents have over the classrooms of their children, over the school districts, over what's their children are taught when they go to school in the morning? >> parents should absolutely have the power to be deeply involved and deeply invested in their children's education. i don't have kids of my own, i have borrowed teenager, my parents and my niece live with me, i've spent the last year deeply embedded in our education. i understand the concerns parents are raising. i also understand that we cannot have individualized plans for learning for every single student when we have overcrowded classrooms and underpaid teachers who are simply struggling to get by. georgia has a teacher shortage and we are hemorrhaging teachers. in part because the starting salary in georgia is less than the starting salary in mississippi. it's $39,000 a

virginia governor glenn youngkin, a businessman who won in an upset last november. we will preview this week's january 6th hearing with maryland congressman jamie raskin. finally, a look at the documentary shot behind the scenes during the final weeks of the trump administration. >> it's not even a contest, but you still need a judge that has courage. and so far we haven't found that judge. >> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." margaret is out today. last week we witnessed a series of shocking events arod the world after refusing to resign for months, british prime minister boris johnson finally succumbed to political pressure and quit. in japan, a country with some of the toughest gun laws in the world, former prime minister shinzo abe was shot and killed during a campaign event. here at home, 7 people were shot and killed and dozens injured while watching a 4th of july parade in highland park, a suburb of chicago. so far this year in the u.s., there have been 327 mass shootings. 12 of them since that shooti

i would point to the election of glenn youngkin in virginia.lenn youngkin ran on school choice and education. we on protecting parents. he ran on outlawing crt, which are issues that resonate with voters. i bring up ones we thought were really connecting to voters who felt like their heart had not been heard over the last 8 to 12 years. when you see candidates in florida who have a positive agenda and to speak to issues that do help people, they win races that people do not give them a chance of winning. youngkin was in an uphill fight. host: this is tony and pennsylvania. caller: good morning to the guests. being an independent in this country is an interesting position to be in. not a lot of representation in the media, and i definitely don't feel represented by the republican party or democratic party. i see them as one corporate bird with two wings. recently it has been interesting to see how good legislation and our inability to get policy passed highlights a real problem. if 90% of the country support something, and we cannot get legislat

i would point to the election of glenn youngkin in virginia.lenn youngkin ran on school choice and education. we on protecting parents. he ran on outlawing crt, which are issues that resonate with voters. i bring up ones we thought were really connecting to voters who felt like their heart had not been heard over the last 8 to 12 years. when you see candidates in florida who have a positive agenda and to speak to issues that do help people, they win races that people do not give them a chance of winning. youngkin was in an uphill fight. host: this is tony and pennsylvania. caller: good morning to the guests. being an independent in this country is an interesting position to be in. not a lot of representation in the media, and i definitely don't feel represented by the republican party or democratic party. i see them as one corporate bird with two wings. recently it has been interesting to see how good legislation and our inability to get policy passed highlights a real problem. if 90% of the country support something, and we cannot get legislat

brian: i am heartened by what happened in virginia that got governor youngkin elected.ernor of florida is funding different school board officers who want to keep american history curriculum. >> what happened in virginia is a good sign america is coming together in a coalition. our system is not yet destroyed and we can use the mechanisms of the system. we don't have to follow the path of the 1960s and 70s. i'm heartened by these things and i want to see a lot more of them. brian: we don't study people in history because they are perfect. we should stop judging history from our current values. because they will do the same thing about our generation in the future. >> 100%. thank you. brian: major conference realignment might have college sports moving away from their governing body from the ncaa. we put it all in per expect tough next. brian: let's talk sports. the landscape of college sports is changing drastically. the big 10 conference announcing beginning 2024, usc and ucla is leaving the pac 12. this move follows last year's powerhouse sec allowing texas and oklaho

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. >> glenn youngkin got the support of parents everywhere and his opponent was a teachers union tool here is who i think the parents across america are waking up to the ballot box and rejecting the agenda of the teachers unions, which is the most important thing we can do. >> but that is what i don't understand, aaron, exactly like you mentioned, people with these shenanigans are voting out of office. we seen it in virginia and so far in 2022. all indications in the midterms coming up in november, those individuals that voted for joe biden in the suburbs and many of those parents are saying i don't like this. i am voting for a republican this time. so why is the teachers union doubling down? why is the administration doubling down on something nobody wants. speak with the problem is until recently, teachers haven't had the ability to leave the unions and take the money and put it back in their paychecks and previously, have had a monopoly on being able to take money from teachers and left-wing politicians. only recently have they been able to opt out and take that money back. the uni

. >> todd: governor youngkin has declared a state of emergency. janice dean has more.n here? >> janice: we had a lot of rain that came down on tuesday, a lot of times there is delayed reaction between falling rainfall and mud slides and catastrophe can happen in the areas. when we look at radar, we have mud slides and the people being rescued. we had over six inches of rainfall and that came in a short period of time. you can see the radar, flash flood warning was in effect. sometimes it takes delayed reaction for this to happen. the water gets saturated in the ground especially this mountainous region, four inches of rain an hour. that is an ongoing situation we will continue to watch. potential for flooding over northern planes across ohio river valley. severe storm threat continues across southeast and the gulf coast where we have this area of low pressure in the gulf and stalled frontal boundary enhancing the rainfall. flash flooding is imminent here this afternoon with daytime heating. a couple areas we'll be monitoring, especially along the gulf coast. over to yo

when youngkin won. will see the same thing happen over and over across our land and a lot of these purple states will turn red come november. >> todd: meantime climate activists along with 60,000 democrats are urging president biden to declare an official house emergency. we share your belief that climate change is not only a crisis but an unprecedented opportunity to revitalize communities across the united states. given the scope and urgency of this crisis, we request that you move to use the full power of the executive branch to combat climate change by declaring a national limit emergency. now i want you to take a look at this tweet that was since deleted. i think this tells you everything you need to know about the current state of affairs in our country when it comes to gas and gas price and our climate quote unquote emergency. here is a senior state department foreign service officer saying i prefer high gas prices. it equals less driving and less co 2. that tweet now deleted. jack, they are not

virginia's republican governor glenn youngkin is pushing lawmakers to ban abortion after 15 weeks withtions for rape insist and the life of the mother. >> virginians want fewer abortions not more. >> reporter: the court now delivering the biden administration another gut punch in its effort to fight climate change with a 6-3 ruling limiting the environmental protection's agency's about toy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the president pledged to shift energy away from colburning plants toward renewable like wind and solar slamming the ruling as another devastating decision that takes our country backwards. still the court also handed the white house a political victory ruling that president biden can end a trump era program that forces migrants seeking asylum in the united states to remain in mexico. all of it as the court begins a historic new chapter. >> so help me god. >> reporter: newly sworn in justice ketanji brown jackson is the first black woman on the court replacing stephen breyer. >> pleased to welcome justice jackson to the court and common calling. >> reporter: the cou

buckley, he was supporting glenn youngkin -- you know why?hey just had glenn youngkin on the other day and he did everything he could not to admit that they sabotaged the election using books to make folks think. every time their children have some kind of conscience, don't make people think they have responsibility. we all have the responsibility to tell the truth. host: ok, debbie. we will give ellis cose a chance to respond here. guest: it's unfortunate that you have a lot of politicians who want to, in effect, burn books, bar the truth about american history because they think their rationale, it will make white students feel bad -- that's just idiotic. it's teaching ignorance. you certainly can teach these subjects in a way that is very clear. you are not blaming the students, young students had nothing to do with any of this. so the idea that students, high school students can't handle this kind of knowledge is ridiculous. the whole point of education is to learn reality, to learn facts, to have yourself challenged in ways that you were

. >> absolutely and you he reports that glenn youngkin is considering it.a election was so successful i am not surprised he would position himself as a candidate who is able to win a swing state that donald trump lost in 2020. there are going to be a lot of great candidates. i hope they decide to run even if trump does run because the party would benefit from a challenge but we will see. neil: kaylee magee of the washington examiner, governor youngkin might take advantage of the time like barack obama, joined 99 other senators when running for president, each looks at the moment and seizes on the moment. we will see. ♪♪ ♪♪ . . meet jessica moore. jessica was born to care. she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today she's a teammate at truist, the bank that starts with care when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. researchers believe

. >> reporter: youngkin believes it can be common ground. >> i believe we can come together. >> reporterhow they see it. >> the bill is dead on arrival. >> any abortion bill must pass through the committee for which she is the chair and decides what is or not seen by the full senate. >> i will not agree to what is less than codified right now. 20 weeks, if the governor is trying to push a 15 week ban it will not get through my committee i can guarantee you that. >> you can block it. you have the power as the chair. >> i do. >> senator says she will do everything in her power for safe access to abortion, they are starting with that 15 week ban and some are urging it to go further. it means virginia will be one of several test cases in the country as the u.s. literally becomes a state by state patchwork of abortion laws. laura? >> jeff, thank you. >> we will be right back >>> asking a tough question about our country's most challenging issues in the season of united shades of america. takes us on a journey tackling critical race to the land back movement, here is a preview. >>> right now i

i covered youngkin's successful race in virginia. buzz to run for president.ction is stolen but centering integrity. that's a wink and a nod i think to this issue. >> but i think that's an important point about how even the people who aren't doing the full-blown it was stolen almost all of them are saying things like we need to look into it. it wasn't totally fair. there are concerns. people are asking questions. very few of them will say joe biden won the election. right? it's become so central and obviously extremely concerning i think to any american. >> dance around it. >> yeah. >> people are asking questions. because you have leadership in america that continues to push that lie and now it's become as you pointed out a litmus test for republicans running for office. again republican after republican testifying that the election was not stolen. tomorrow pat cipollone is testifying behind closed doors but videotaped and transcribed. he was at the center of everything in the white house. he was always there and especially on january 6. he was an official in

at the smart, the lean into this just like we saw with glenn youngkin in virginia who cracked the codet for success going forward. education, freedom, parental rights in education, school tries, these are all political winner is on at the same time, coming out against parental rights in education after the past two years in particular is becoming a form of political suicide. hopefully, politicians from all parties pick the side of the parents. >> todd: could this be the mid-term elections that marks the beginning of the end for the teachers union monopoly over our kids education? we will see in a few short months. gori, thank you very much. >> carley: woke military recruitment ads like this appear to be misfiring of the u.s. armed forces are now announcing at here to recruiting shortages under the biden administration. according to the army secretary office, the army has only reached half of its recruiting goal for this fiscal year, leaving at 10,000 soldiers are short of hitting its quarter. that is not good. to combat the shortage, the army is now offering $50,000 investment board ri

i think he's -- he is in still a very strong position to steam roll ron desantis or glenn youngkin. i still think he has an iron grip, and i think that not only because i talk to folks and follow polls, but look at how republican members of congress have reacted to cassidy hutchinson's testimony, the rest of the testimony on january 6th, which is shocking and damning. ms. hutchinson testified under oath she heard the president say he want the magnetometers so people could bring guns and weapons from the congress. and yet not a peep, not a peep from some of the people who may have been targeted by those rye k rioters. not a peep. i think the republicans are so cowed by trump, you can still hear him moo. i think he's going to announce. all these people think maybe he won't. have you ever known a narcissist to say hey, turn off the camera. i don't want any attention. not me. >> i feel like you've been asking some version of that question about republicans breaking from trump for the last six years. apparently continue to ask it. anna, paul brought up ron desantis. obviously he's kind o

they don't run to against a glen youngkin because it's hard to paint him as trump, if that candidatee whole big maga label behind them. >> that's going to be one of the democrats' midterm issues. president biden is preparing to make the entry into campaign mode. a key argument is that the republican party is extreme and more extreme than what you think about the democrats and having the kind of candidates helps to play into the argument. >> the challenge and my question and we don't have the answers yet until november but in the past it is true that both parties played the game and meddled in primaries and the extreme candidates didn't actually going on to win. we are now in a much different political environment and if you want to believe what many are saying is that everybody, everybody who cares about democracy needs to clean up the act and make a number one priority. you have a message. propping up the kinds of candidates like in pennsylvania and in arizona that is contrary to everything else you are telling the american people about what's important and if ends up that the extre

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virginia governor glen youngkin tweeted his thanks to the citizen who phoned in the threat.to thank and applaud the hero in virginia that stopped the potential massacre by alerting our brave richmond police department officers that work tirelessly every day to protect our communities. it's a great reminder that if you see something, say something to your local police department. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," president biden responds to the wnba star who is still locked up in moscow. and her case has the family of another american prisoner in russia pleading for more to be done to free him as well. "way too early" will be right back. to free him as well "way too early" will be right back >>> i'm frustrated. i'm frustrated that 140 days have passed since my wife has been able to speak to me, to our family, and to her friends. i'm frustrated that my wife is not going to get justice. i know you all are frustrated too. that's why you're here. this easily could be any one of us. so tonight i ask for your help to continue to fight for her safe and quick return home. and

much like when lincoln project try to smear republican governor glenn youngkin at a rally, i don't knowthat when they dressed up like some idiots in cheap khakis and polo shirts, just like they marched over from a sale at target. if the losers stunt but it reveals some key facts. one, some people want to call you a racist so badly that they will become a racist to do it. it also, we have no idea who they are. that's odd. they could be real nazis, and i say the quacks like hitler -- where they nazis for a day sent from a counter protest temp agency? i think so. my guess is it's a sleazy trick by the left to make lazy journalists think nazis and young conservatives overlap. they display deeply offensive bigotry by emulating the bigotry themselves, which really isn't a stretch for them anymore. if you don't believe me, ask uncle clarence thomas, the face of white supremacy himself, larry elder. fortunately for the left, since there were actual racists that they had to play dress-up because when there's a shortage of hate, sometimes you've got to make up some of your own. and it got picked

. >> remember the two liberal activists in virginia, education, glenn youngkin will won on. >> harrisst, not in my household and neither of my children can say the word "mom." but now you want to take away the very foundation of what children understand, even in terms of language, let alone about their experience. that can change in every household. but those words, you want to change them -- can you imagine teaching 5-month-old, 6-month-old birthing parents? you want your child to be prepared for school. i'm not saying this to be funny. but you want to teach them things early on they will hear. the naa -- nea is not talking about the decisions or ideas for children over the age of ten. we are assuming it goes all the way down to pre-k, like there is no cutoff on the bottom end for that. so we have to get our kids ready for bed now? that just seems like a waste of time where we have so much catching up to do after a pandemic. how are children going to compete on a global scale for jobs, innovation, a live that. how are they going to be ready to win-win win which is what we want and we

there's no reason to think he wouldn't do the same thing towards a ron desantis or glenn youngkin. just a threat that looms over the entire election, it's not gonna go away. >> it is the ordering condition for all calculations of republican politics. that threat and that threat being made good, because it be so catastrophic. thank you so >> much thank you >> coming up, a story that's very important on the front of. it all ballot initiative in kansas could be the first real world at the voting booth test case for abortion rights and post rural america post roe america. that's coming up. 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 thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on

just took place in virginia last year where terry mcauliffe tried to hang donald trump around glenn youngkin he was able to get around that. how does this work? could they continue to just apply donald trump and the term maga to republicans in at-risk districts and make it work or do they have to do something different than that? >> well, you are absolutely right to cite that example. it did not work out well for the dems in that case. i do also remember president biden in the last few months starting to use the term maga, maga, maga or ultra maga and they're doing that because we've seen polling that suggests that in suburban america, in some of the states where there are important women voters, that they don't like that. that they don't like that term. and so i think the democrats have tried to take advantage of that. but the flip side to that and i think you're getting at that with your question is it could also generate enthusiasm from those maga voters and from the right and from voters who are supportive of president trump. i think it will help them but it could backfire. >> of course,

problem presidential candidate glenn youngkin says he thinks he could pass a 15-week ban.the spectrum there were to you critical rules, n utah utah judge sided with planned parent hoomt and in never straight you have judge found that a number of laws restricting women's abortion access violate the state constitution n.new jersey the state's attorney general launched a privacy strike force to protect women's personal health data and reproductively rights. in michigan more than 750,000 citizens signed a petition that would insert permanent protections into michigan's constitution for abortion and reproductive health services including miscarriage management, birth control and ivf. the petition delivered close to double the amount of signatures that the state requires for ballot initiatives and is the most ever collected in the state. meanwhile in louisiana where trigger law that prohibits abortion in nearly all circumstances is was reinstated on friday, a new orleans gynecologist was unable to prescribe a medicine to a patient because the pharmacy could not be sure that it w

glenn youngkin, larry hogan, nikki haley teasing this week at that recent christians united for israel might take a woman, right, teasing her -- >> tom cotton has been to iowa and he's planning to go to new hampshire. >> ron desantis, mike pompeo. >> senator thune, senator mcconnell, a lot of establishment republicans would much rather have any of those folks on the ballot than the former president. that's not to say that these candidates won't be running on many of the same policies, touching on many of the same grievances, but they won't come with the same baggage as trump. >>ets are rr just say it right now because if there is a field that is that crowded against donald trump, that is what is going to hand donald trump the republican nomination. >> if trump runs, it will be a small field. >> it will need to be one person or he will be the nominee. >> trouble in the ranks, the recruitment numbers that are not adding up for the u.s. army and how it could pose a national security problem for the united states. stay with us. (man) [whispering] what's going on? (burke) it's a farmers pol