glenn youngkin showed the way, and a lot of republicans are following, look, nothing more important to a parent than the well being of the children and when the schools are undermining them or worries about what the schools are doing. this takes on critical importance. perfectly good issue. number two issue, number 3 issue, number 4 issue does not replace. four years democrats have owned this issue. now a majority of americans think republicans are hold at it. lo and behold 40 years work. we got there. >> bret: all right. panel, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> bret: finally tonight, a special day, a young girl in wisconsin fighting leukemia received a big surprise saturday when players on her school's football team shaved their heads in solidarity with her to show her some support. hundreds came together to supports nora watry making it a special moment for the little girl at that game. she responded by saying how bless should he was to live that community and that quote: there are no words. congratulations. great show. tomorrow on "special report," the special master in the trump raid

what happened with glenn youngkin being injected because of school boards trying to suppress parents in loudoun county, virginia. parents, independents and ability to find out about their schools has become a big issue because of the democratic left and finally under the biden administration you see an extra ordinary amount of regulation particularly of the energy sector. this is pointed out in the commitment that they will try to deregulate the energy sector, deregulate the economy and what you are seeing here from republicans is a combination of policies from ronald reagan in 1980s joined to donald trump during his presidency. something about securing the border, very trumpian but reagan and trump were joined on the idea of unleashing the private economy against suppression of the public sector so that is a big distinction being made. david: even though biden was elected primarily because of the pandemic and his focus on that, while he was elected, the month he came into office, we had a growth rate of 6%. we did have that v-shaped economy, low-inflation, 1.4% so the opposite of st

virginia, glenn youngkin gets elected, it's all amazing stuff. it's heartening. but do those types of actions in today's government schools because that's what we should call them, public schools are government schools. those types of actions as we say in the book, i feel like it's like charging a machine gun nest with nerf guns. we salute your efforts, but we will bury you all. what did they do those parents? good luck, see you later, next. my mother protested at pta meetings in the school board in the 1980's and 1990's. god bless her. she took me out of those courses whether it was the sex ed course or the quest self-esteem thing that is benign by today's standards but she recognized it for what it was back then and she protested and pulled out. guess what happened in the middle school? nothing. 99% of the other kids at forest lake high school still went to that education and the quest program and now we are on the 95th iteration of that at forest lake high school in conservative minnesota. they control the pipeline of every aspect of educational industrial com

republican governor glenn youngkin, who came into office this year, has vowed to rescind the law passed last year by state democrats. saying, quote, california's out of touch laws have no place in our commonwealth. >> our takeover of general motors is complete. amna: but even the auto industry is moving aggressively towards electric. >> climate change is arguable the number-one threat to the world now. doctor evil, you are now the number two threat to the world. amna: general motors, the number two automaker in america and sixth in the world, has vowed to phase out tailpipe emissions for its cars, trucks and suvs by 2035. amna: just this year, rival ford, #3 in the country released an all-electric version of its best selling f-150ickup truck. the company says it's aiming for electric vehicles to make up 40% of global sales by 2030. there are hurdles ahead. cost, for one. the average electric vehicle costs $66,000. the average internalombustion vehicle? $48,000. diane takvorian is on the california air resources board, and the executive director of an environmental justice nonprofit. she

and that just goes to show you, you know, glenn youngkin in the commonwealth of virginia, really capitalized on those things and that's how he won the state house -- or, rather, won the governor's mansion. now it's time for our audience participation portion of the program once again. we are going to talk to some of the diners here at r.j. gator if the birthday boy, cameraman, would come on with me. who wants to talk a little bit about 2024 and the race for the white house and congress and stuff like that? okay. [cheers] >> steve: come on over here, chris. this guy is wearing a red villages shirt. what is your name? >> andy. >> steve: andy, how long have you been at the villages? >> five years now. >> steve: what's the best part of it. >> you can live your dreams here. there is so much to do. every day you have thousands of clubs can you join that you can do. >> steve: 711 holes of golf. amazing. >> yes. >> steve: so, andy, what is the big issue for you when it comes to 2022 and 2024? the control of the house and senate this year and then the white house in two years. >> we need to take back

youngkin to victory in virginia. and they accuse woke in the way of basic math and history. across the country, the americans are feeling squeezed by higher prices at the stores brought on by 40-year high inflation and president biden took office inflation was just 1.4%. today, inflation is at 8.3%. it was already at 7.9% when russian forces invaded ukraine, more than half of americans say inflation is causing them financial hardship. and one in four families are cutting back on their spending. including perhaps you, too, griff. and the house minority leader rolled out in the battle ground state of pennsylvania. >> they control washington, control the house, the senate, the white house, they control the committees, they control the agencies. it's their plan, but they have no plan to fix all the problems they've created. >> americans have lost over $4,000 in annual income according to new studies by the heritage foundation, which is making it very difficult for americans to plan meals, to have dinner and also to plan

youngkin tickets are still available but time is running out as it starts tomorrow morning >> it does and what a time to have it given how unsettled the landscape is, haw opportunistic some say the market is relative to stocks i can't wait to get the collection's view on where we are, les >> that's right. sitting down with pimco's dan iverson, that's my question him. do agree with him now is the time to really be putting capital to work there? we're going to hear what's going on in the equity markets, energy short sellers. jim is going to be sitting down with carson block as well as the conversation on what it's like to be a short seller right now >> you work over those questions. i've got to work over mine for ken griffin and i'll see you there. >>> coming up energy is one of the worst sectors this move. stephanie link making a move as she said in that space >>> don't miss the premier of a brand new season of "american greed" tonight on cnbc at 10:00 p.m. eastern "halftime" is back after this. ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan

youngkin's plan to roll back the rights of trans students. walkouts were reported in over 100 schools with many students chanting "trans rights are human rights" and "doe, let us be." under governor youngkin's plan, schools would be required to categorize students based on their assigned sex at birth and bar students from changing their name or pronouns at school without a court order. walkout participants included 17-year-old casey calabia, a non-binary senior in high school who criticized governor youngkin's policies. >> i would tell him he is not protecting anyone. he is not protecting parents rights, trans students. all of his talk, progressives standing up for kids like me. i am scared of this man. my friends are scared of this man. how can he stand there and say he loves this country and this state if he wants to hurt us? amy: california governor gavin newsom had signed a bill outlawing what's known as the pink tax. the new law bars companies from charging different prices for products marketed for women. newsom also signed legislation

youngkin ran on education, pro- parent and one race nobody thought he when. it's political suicide if this gets out. liz: beating terry mcauliffe. this randi weingarten head of the teachers union, going after the wall street editorial report blaming trump, betsy devos and republicans, she's trying to rewrite the narrative, she promoted school shutdowns and now saying who wanted the shutdowns to end and wanted to reopen after the worst learning losses in reading and math and 90-year-old and 30 years of aggressively keeping schools shut and wanted more money for teachers unions and then now says, blaming trump and the trump white house. >> rewriting history. andy weingarten, a sorry history. when i lived as a parent and witnessed personally. there's a reason why their 25th in the world in reading and writing in science. you know who's number one? china because we don't concentrate on the attack, we kept our kids out of school for too long and raised all advances with had in education and this is the price we pay. not us so much as adults but children, hopefully

. >> polls showed that the gwen youngkin was -- glenn youngkin was down, and look what happened. that's exactly what's going to happen come november if 8th. sean: it's interesting when you have the view of virginia, you saw, again, republicans usually get women, democrats usually get women, but you saw -- women, moms, come out and vote republican. you see those?? -- >> i'm having conversations with parents and grand parents who who want to put the children's education before political agendas. absolutely, we're having those conversations about faking politics out of the classroom -- taking politics out of the classroom. as a mother, i have every right to know what's going on with my children's education. sean: all right. we'll have more with congressional candidate yesli vega in just moments. you're watching "sunday morning futures" right here, right now on fox. and be sure to catch "mornings with maria" every weekday from 6-9 a.m. on fox business. ♪ new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other

. >> we started this segment talk about glenn youngkin printmaking donald trump which my college. we know how that will work for him for it looked come at democrats relying on donald trump to win this election we are relying on the american people to look at gas prices as you said before serial prices, heating prices and the like, how much they pay when they go to the grocery store. think again that bodes pretty well for republicans democrats are trying to throw hail marys here. >> i think brad may have got it right he is a wildcard we just do not know but 44 days we will indeed find out. matt gordon, matt howard thanks guys. have a great saturday. >> thanks. >> alabama official had to stop very last minute after the executioner failed to find a vein for the lethal injection. alan miller convicted of killing three people and in 1999 workplace shooting was spared the death penalty on thursday when in trouble in finding a vein prevented officials from meeting their midnight deadline. miller was returned back to his prison cell put alabama attorney general says the execution will be

. >> reporter: dixon watched virginia governor glenn youngkin win his blue-leaning state last year by campaigning on the cultural divide and education. she's borrowing from his playbook. >> we think you should know what books are in your state library and we think you should know what your class syllabus is in your library. >> i just created a parent advisory council. i think it's important to not be disconnected but to really empower parents. >> reporter: michigan's governor became a national figure during the pandemic. her decisions on closures and masks were not always popular. we heard that back at the michigan state fair. what do you think of governor whitmer? >> i think these done a bad job, especially with the covid situation. >> reporter: and yet? >> do you like tudor dixon. i did, everything except the abortion issue. it seems like she's -- you got to be more liberal with that abortion situation. >> reporter: voters in a crucial battleground state up in the air as summer comes to a close. >> fascinating to see what republicans there think about abortion. those folks you spoke

they were protesting republican governor glenn youngkin proposed changes to the state's guidance on transgender student policies. defenders of the governor's policies say they give greater respect to the role of parents in their children's lives. massachusetts based drug maker biogen is agreeing to pay $900 million to resolve allegations it violated federal law by paying kickbacks to doctors to persuade them to prescribe its multiple sclerosis drugs. the agreement settles a whistleblower lawsuit brought by a form are biogen employee. up next the panel on what president biden is not saying about the crime crisis. the effort to avoid a government shutdown and the latest on the midterms. plus "tuesday tweets." yours could be on tonight's show. you never snow ♪ ♪ er future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new loca

and that's because they need to get women back into the fold who perhaps the women who voted for glenn youngkin, for example, those women that were republicans and then voted for biden and went back to republicans. they're now looking elsewhere because of some of these, the rhetoric of some of these candidates. >> what do you make of that? i have seen some anti-abortion columnists and activists expressing distress with the fact that some of these nominees like blake masters are now backing off or at least scrubbing from their websites their very strong anti-abortion positions? >> i think the entire republican party was unprepared for actually winning the fight at the supreme court over abortion after 50 years. they had been warned, they had been put on notice for long time, but very few of them were prepared to say anything sensible about it. some of them had been stuck in positions that were theoretical, that were notional, that never had to be put to the political test in an actual election and it's showing right now. i think you're seeing a lot of pro-life candidates who are doing e

youngkin, mitt romney clones, and they could have won, because we have to remember that -- votes pretty much the same well as josh holly and rob portman, practically functionally for donald trump, there is no difference. they both will end up supporting and voting any way that he dictates. however, they have decided instead to sort of run like this sort of freak show where all these candidates look like they're more at home on the set of big brother than in the u.s. capitol. as a result, we really have a situation where trump, mcconnell, mccarthy, sort of look like the three stooges running this party, and they have made just a tremendous mistake, and joe biden knows it, and he's basically going right at their weakness, which is the quality of their candidates and their antidemocratic message. >> well, you mentioned basically trump getting his way on the ballot. he's not a big strategist for the republican party in general. he's certainly not someone who looks at house districts and figures out what is best to build a majority of have something that's not just a one or two vote majority

youngkin elected in virginia. these are democrats, democrats their whole lives. i'm sure if i had a conversation on a host of issues we would disagree on issues. but when it comes to the trend towards wokeness, how schools are handling it, trying to indoctrinate children and push parents out, there is a lot of agreement between traditional democrats, classical liberals, conservatives and independents and i think that's one of the things that put governor youngkin over the top last november. >> john: and maher believes it could push some to trump or other candidates he is behind. >> i know people who say i have kids, and i don't like it when they come home and say they divided the class today into oppressors and oppressed, and if i change my sex i don't have to tell my parents. there is [bleep] like that going on. >> john: idea of keeping sex education, sexual preference, gender preference away from parents is really locking them out of the whole decision making process with their own children. this was a big motiv

glenn youngkin, nikki haley out on the campaign trail. what do you think? >> it's a reminder when you look at the two parties, you look at the democratic bench, you've got joe biden who i don't think is going to wind up being on the ticket. certainly won't be the next president after two years. and then you look, but the rest of the bench on the democratic side is so bad democrats face the same reason you know the whole reason they wound up with joe biden in the first place because all the other alternatives were so terrible. elizabeth: got it. >> on the republican side it is the exact opposite. an embarassment of riches, everybody wants everybody out on campaign trail. elizabeth: charlie hurt. always great to have you on. come back soon. chief justice roberts is now defending the supreme court as the vice president attacks its legitimacy. jason chaffetz, former dhs advisor chuck marino next on "the evening edit." >> all of our institutions are under pressure. the fact of the fact supreme caught is not designed to be political. it is designed to do law. ♪

nbc news reports that virginia governor glenn youngkin is going to go stump for kari lake in arizona. she's a fan of the former president, election denier, conspiracy theorist, but during his own campaign youngkin kept trump at a distance. what do you make of this decision to go and campaign for her? >> youngkin is either running for president or positioning himself to be vice president on the republican ticket. but he was running in virginia in a moderate state, even moderate liberal, so he had to keep trump at a distance at least to a certain degree. now his constituency is republican he can only serve one four-year term as governor he's running for national office so he knows he has to associate with these more extreme republicans. and kari lake is certainly in that category. i think a lot of people here in this state, virginia, are very surprised that he's doing this he's campaigned for a whole series of election deniers, although she may be more extreme than most. >> it indicates that she just might be laeb sabato, thanks so much. good to talk to you. >>> virginia commonwealth un

glenn youngkin gets elected, it's all amazing stuff. it's wonderful to see, it's heartening, i mean that sincerely. but those types of actions in today's government schools. that's what we should call them, government schools, public schools are government schools. those types of actions, as we see in the book, i feel like it's a charging a fortified machine gun nest with nerf guns. we salute your effort but we're going to bear you all. those school boards, what did they do know those parents 95% of the time? good luck, see you later, next. what changes? my mom posted at pta meetings with the school board in the 80s and 90s, when i was an elementary school. and god bless her! she took me out of those courses, whether it was the new sex ed course or this new quest self esteem think that's quite benign by today standards, but she recognized for what it was back them. she protested and she pulled me out. guess what happened at central middle school? not finishing! nothing. 99% of the students still wanted education as forget the quest prog

. >> reporter: dixon watched glenn youngkin win his blue-leaning state last year by campaigning on the cultural divide and education. >> we think you should know what books are in your school library and we think you should know what the class syllabus is for your child. >> reporter: whitmer seems to have learned too. >> i created a parent advisory council. it's important not to be disconnected, but to empower parents. >> reporter: michigan's governor became a national figure during the pandemic. her decisions on closures and masks were not always popular. we heard that at the michigan state fair. >> what do you think of governor whitmer? >> i think she's done a bad job, especially with the covid situation, shutting the state down. >> do you like tudor dixon? >> i did, everything except the abortion issue. it seems like she's -- you got to be more liberal with that abortion situation. >>. >> reporter: voters up in the air as summer comes to a close. >> thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. fareed zakaria takes over right now. >>> uvalde -- >> murdered 19 children and 2 teach

youngkin in the gubernatorial elections. we went back to them after doses decided, and one woman who's undecided said that absolutely pushing to the democrats. that was just one sample but there is outrage about dobbs from all of these voters but as you saw the challenge for even these young voters who heard about dogs and were pretty outraged by, it didn't even know for sure when imprint terms were, how to get their ballot, who is a member of congress. was that's a challenge and actually educating people about what they need to do to go vote. >> john fabric, former obama speech writer, focus group commander. season three of his podcast the wilderness is out there now, get it wherever you get your podcasts. thank you as always, john great to see you. >> thanks, alex. >> still ahead, january 6th, investigators receive a treasure trove of new text messages from the secret service. andrew weizmann, former fbi general counsel and former member of general counsel robert mueller's investigation joins me, stick around. stick around

youngkin proposeled earlier this month. in school districts adopt the policy, it would require school officials to get approval from parents if a student wants to change their name or pronoun the policy would also require students to use bathrooms and play on sports teams based on their gender assigned at birth critics say the guidelines put student identities solely in the hands of their parents, but in a statement a spoke woman for governor youngkin wrote in part the guidelines make it clear when parents are a part of the process schools will accommodate the request of children and familiar sis these policies state that students should be treated with compassion and schools should be free from bullying and harassment we have more from arlington tonight. >> i feel upset. i feel outraged. >> reporter: dakota is a non-binary virginia high school snunt using they/them pronounce. dakota says transgender people round political attack. >> it makes me feel unsafe, and i'm just disgusted >> reporter: dakota is one of thousands of

then there's book banning virginia governor glenn youngkin who has drawn massive protests and walk-outs by high schools over his use of his executive power to force schools to out transgender's birth sexes against their will. that's the priority of a whole entire governor? in florida, governor ron desantis has spent the majority of his term waging wars against disney while openly running for president on the side, stigging florida taxpayers with a $2 trillion tax bill in the process and attacking books and masks and venezuelan migrants who aren't even in his state, flying them from texas to massachusetts, dpen, at florida taxpayer expense. maybe even breaking the law in the process. let's be clear, he is doing this as his audition to have joe biden's job. is that what voters hire an executive for? while desantis is fighting with mickey and scoring hits on fox news, florida teachers are flying his state. climate change is ravaging the coast, and the home insurance market is literally collapsing leaving thousands of floridians in danger of having no coverage for their homes when natural d

virginia governor glenn youngkin really got to the heart of what with, i think, if not all of the polls, most of the polls are hitting on and where americans are are right now and what's front and center on their minds. take a listen. >> they're most concerned about inflation. they're most concerned about the fact that they're seeing this silent thief that was let loose by the biden administration steal their hard-earned money. grocery prices have escalated at double digits, and all of a sudden virginians -- and i think americans -- are really starting to worry. >> yeah, and he's backing up real numbers there. >> oh, for sure. i mean, this is bread and butter messaging to the republicans. it should be the number one issue. i will say this, i had a -- youngkin on my radio show this week, and something we talked about was one of the major focuses of his campaign that allowed him to win in virginia was education. and we have not had, i keep saying this, a national referendum on covid policies and education since all of it happened. this is the first national election with an opportunity fo

. >> martha: fet is a great point because glenn youngkin was about this empowerment message, you know, as a parent. you are involved in your child's education and we want to make sure you have that power, secure the border, all of those messages. here is the at the senate leadership fund is going to be releasing because she will get a huge barrage of ads that sound something like this. watch is. >> costly catherine cost trillions and reckless spending. >> taxing to mine help biden pass hundreds of billions of new taxes. >> john federman dangerously liberal in crime. >> martha: richard. >> so again, the reason i'm joe biden talking about maga republicans very much distinguishing from the republicans he can work with to past infrastructure, on safety, et cetera. people bashing the heads of cops are patriots, yes, they are outliers and people believe if you get fewer votes you can still win. they are outliers. >> martha: that is not what they were saying. that is what they say they are saying but they are not. they are saying these people are bad. these people are going to trump and the

youngkin, with both hitting the trail, but occupying totally different lanes while kind of trying to position themselves as rivals to donald trump, if he decides to run in 2024. we see desantis going for the trump-backed, red state candidates in places like pennsylvania, arizona, ohio. meanwhile, youngkin is going for blue states, hoping that he can flip them red and pull off a similar victory that he did in virginia last year. trying to occupy more of the republican establishment lane, rather than being this kind of maga mold republican. >> yeah, certainly youngkin, of course, a lot of credit last year at finding a lane where he ran with trump at a distance. >> yeah. >> seemed to work for him. desantis taking trump far more head on. axios, speaking of 2022, reporting about growing worries within the gop that a house takeover is no longer a fore gone conclusion. we've gone the senate would be close-ish. seemingly, it is breaking for dems. up until a few weeks ago, the gop felt, hey, we'll hang onto the house, not by a lot, but we'll get it. now they're not sure about that. >> the cha

youngkin winning in virginia as a tight race in virginia. they are starting to focus on these issues that they believe voters care most about that will differentiate them from democrats. but already my inbox and i'm sure yours, too, reaction of democrats calling this extremist maga policies. that is coming from house speaker nancy pelosi who would like to stay speaker pelosi. >> bill: 28 years ago, newt gingrich ran it and he was here with dana and me and describing the contrast now as to the claimant. watch, guys. may have, may not? okay. what newt gingrich talked about was that history. they have gone since 1952, 1954, that i set of two years the majority in congress. that statement to america work during that election so we will see if that happens this time. chuck schumer is already calling them out for being extreme maga opponents. the abortion issue is something that just about every campaign of democratic and the democratic category is talking about. i think that is your election, shannon. >> amine comic that is really what you have t

i almost felt glenn youngkin won because of it. the republicans forgot about it. and they brought it back beginning today with this program. they are not reaching. it is not a breach. this is what is happening. if i was to give this bio, the story to joe biden, he would go, "great" and governor desantis, this is the problem. so we are going to decide what school system americans want and not sadly, once again independents are undecided and decide what direction we are going to go through. i think it think arizona has got it right. john roberts, you and i might have a different opinion how we want our kids and what they should learn in school and went. i would like to take the money and be able to go to the school that i best reflects my values, arizona voted for it. let's show some bravery in washington. let the rest of the states have >> john: i thought this wasids. interesting. after the capitol riot billy greene tweeted discussion points for an algebra class. >> i know. spirits piglets but that's up on the screen, billy greene algebra, solving inequalities. i w

we saw what happened in virginia, with glenn youngkin, sort of playing up this issue. >> it became a very key issue in that election. >> i expect more of a, as we come closer to the midterms. that has to be recognized. people have to understand this is not fully on the level. this is not just a recent discussion between parents and school leaders about what should be taught in the classroom. this is part of an organized ideological movement that is really trying to push back against the tide of demographic change, the effort to become a more inclusive, more equal, pluralistic society. we see, obviously, similar trends are trying to restrict voting rights. this is of a piece of that. >> let's go to that election, the upcoming elections. there was an ad that featured a mother who was expressing concern about a book. was it beloved by tony morrison? it was. the argument was it's uncomfortable. which was, maybe, for some people, a good faith argument. a lot of these things make people uncomfortable. almost every one of the books featured on, this is by the, way anyone read anything by to

he said he hopes to take the mantle of quote/en quote an issue that glenn youngkin focused in. let me get more live from reno. >> reporter: hey. so we see joe lombardo bringing in youngkin coming in to support him. there's things that are similar when it comes to virginia and nevada. lombardo says he want to do in nevada who youngkin did in virginia, flip the state for republicans. he made news signing an order banning critical race theory from being taught in virginia. yesterday we asked lombardo what his thoughts were, and he said there was no place in nevada for critical race theory or for a curriculum like that one. he says he wants parents to have more control. these views align with a lot of republicans. here's what's really interesting about lombardo. he was asked on abortion if he would fight against a national ban on abortion, and he said he would. he's been very careful to play to the republican voter but also to the moderate nonpartisan voter. in nevada, a pro-choice state, there is a law that protects abortion to more than 20 weeks. it's a very unique campaign. lomb

governor glenn youngkin of virginia, thank you. lisa: he is really interesting. and when he was at carlisle, he was really big on investing in infrastructure. tom: i think an important conversation is ok, but can you find common ground with democrats and the american disgrace of childcare? you know, you could chitchat about how to get people back to work, yet, we are living in a medieval age. we are living in a medieval age of childcare in america. lisa: i think it is a big issue. you want me to comment on that one? he has been very vocal about education. jonathan: futures are up .1%. live from london -- tom: i'm tom keene, what do you want? jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service

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florida governor ron desantis, and virginia governor glenn youngkin taking the country by storm in the 2022 midterms, ahead of 2024. they're both rumored to be interested in running for president. desantis is clearly backing these trump-endorsed maga candidates in these, you know, red and battleground states while governor youngkin is instead going to blue states hoping to flip them red, more purple areas, trying to occupy this kind of like establishment republican lane that, you know, frankly may or may not exist depending on the success of people like, you know, governor youngkin and whether or not any leaders here in washington want to kind of follow that trend. >> we will keep watching with your help. the reverend alex sharpton, alexei thank you so much for spending time with us today. >>> when we come back, the immense challenge facing teachers and their students in ukraine as schools reopen despite the ongoing war there. our friend dr. irvin red lenner is doing incredible things. len is doing incredible things some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back. but asthma has tak

youngkin doesn't like. there is a hot line and a tip line in the state of virginia where people can rat out a teacher that said something that made a white student feel uncomfortable. that sounds like communist china, not america. >> what you can dr. kende are talking about really goes to the heart of why 55 -- 55% of america's educators are considering leaving the profession and what they talk about is a shortage of respect. that's what they talk about and when they talk about respect, what they mean, of course, it's professional pay, but they go further than that. they talk about professional authority and autonomy to make teaching and learning decisions about our students. so when we talk about teaching a complete and true history of this country, that is something that a professional has the training and the knowledge to make decisions about, in collaboration, of course, always with other educators and our partners and parents, but here's the reality, when we have things like that and we have the politi

. >> you looked at some, including glenn youngkin >> glen youngkin left to become governor of virginia and who knows may be president one day cue saun lee, i recruited. very smart eaperson the board unanimously decided that we would like to go in a different direction. and therefore we're going to go in a different direction bill conway who started the firm with me is the interim ceo and can do it as long as he wants. but we will make a decision soon on a permanent new ceo >> what's different direction? what's different >> well, we're going to make sure that many people in the firm continue the culture that we've built. we have a certain culture that we've started in the beginning and want to continue that culture. our numbers last quarter were very good and we have no challenges that are going to make us nervous about the future we're in pretty good shape, and i think bill is a very, very good steward for this period of time i like cue >> what's different about the carlisle future? >> carlisle future is a very collaborative culture. one where people work together quite collaborately o

glenn youngkin came out last week and he said after gavin newsom he said look, this is a a number starter. it's a ridiculous law. and it's not going to happen in the commonwealth of virginia. he said. >> ainsley: california's laws are out of touch. here is jennifer granholm the energy secretary and she is on board. listen. >> i think california is leading in and, the federal government has a goal of the president's announced by 2030 that half of the vehicles in the u.s. the new ones sold would be electric. >> brian: all of the above strategy is the only effective one because the battery technology, the battery elements that make these batteries most of them in china. china has done a great job locking up other rare earth places that have the same mining capability for example the congress government china halls all the contracts. do you really want to go a technology that is not ready to convert a mode of transportation that is not set and having said that, what they are doing to the oil and gas industry is flat out criminal. bibsd has okayed the fewest oil leases of any president since w

glenn youngkin who campaigned heavily on this issue about ending remote learning ending the mandates. is he proud to see where the commonwealth schools are now. >> all of you and many, many, many others across the commonwealth of virginia stood up and said enough. so we made great progress we made great progress and great strides but we still have a lot of work to do. >> and the white house just yesterday talked a lot about the teacher shortage. the first lady holden an event saying they know this is a real problem and working with the private sector on solutions. what happened that the other schools given to help them through covid-19. they are asking for a full investigation where this money ended up. test scores guys dramatic and quite troubling no. just the kids now but imagine what this will be for an entire generation, steve, ainsley and brian. >> brian: mark, do we know the money -- are they saying the money is gone? are these states saying the money is gone? is that why they want an investigation or we just don't know. >> the money -- the house republicans are arguing that the

. >> the governor of virginia, glenn youngkin. >> he was at our firm for about 25 years. it did a very good job for us. >> frank, daytona beach, florida. >> i am calling it because i went to ask you if you think that nonfiction or fiction literature is more important to society, and as a follow-up, what is your favorite fictional book? >> i tend to read more nonfiction than fiction to be honest, but i cannot say that fiction is insignificant. fiction books have had more impact on society than many other nonfiction books. uncle tom's cabin had an enormous impact on society. i think gone with the wind had an important impact on society as well. fiction books have done incredible things to change the attitudes of society. nonfiction books have a big impact as well. >> how to invest, how to lead, two books in her series. >> i am thinking i should do out to interview, the skill of interviewing? you should write a book about it. >> investing, can it hinge on luck? >> everything in life hinges on luck but you make your own luck. if you were waiting for something lucky it to happ

, youngkin kept mr. trump at a distance what do you make of this decision to campaign for her >> he's either running for president or positioning himself to be vice-president on the republican ticket. when he was running in virginia, he was running in a moderate state. and so he had to keep trump at a distance at least to a certain degree now, his constituency is republican he can only serve one four year term as governor he's running for national office so he knows he has to associate with these more extreme republicans, and kari lake is certainly in that category i think a lot of people in virginia are very surprised he's doing this he's campaigned for a whole series of election deniers. she may be more extreme than most >> larry sabato, thanks so much. good to talk to you. >>> virginia common wealth university is agreeing now to pay the family of a hazing victim the settlement amount nearly 1 million bucks. the school reported the settlement on friday this is adam oaks, a 19-year-old who died last yea