west virginia alone produced more than 200. coal is still very important to the state, although it has been in decline in recent years. west virginia production has been declining since the early 1990s, but the last 10 years have been completely. went down in history as the coal wars. the fight against pollution has led to a drop in demand for coal. hundreds of coal-fired power plants across the country have closed recently. they have switched to gas, solar or wind energy. demand is not what it used to be, but we still export coal to countries where it remains the main source of energy. however, we cannot rely on exports. sales to other countries account for only 10% of the total amount of coal produced in... today, tony tells museum visitors not about economics and figures, but about the daily life of a miner. in his hands is a special lunchbox that was used for 60 years. in the upper compartment there was dessert, then the main course, and water at the bottom. look, my can is right here, and i am working down there in the min

there have been one exception in virginia from 1997 to the present. one out of all of those elections. we change governors every four years. you cannot run again after another term intercedes. in new jersey, it is not as absolute as virginia, but it is still a major indicator. sure, you pay attention to it, but i will say, it will be a whole year until the third of the senate, all of the house, loads of governorships across the country are elected. how much can happen in a day anymore? i have great sympathy for people that have legitimate jobs. i don't. i have fun, i follow politics. that is what i do for a living, and i cannot even keep up with everything going on. it is tough for the average person to do. they focus on building when voting comes near. a lot of the early voting starts in late september, early october. we have a longer election period that we use to. but it is still ages away, even by november, when new jersey and virginia elect new governors. host: by then, if this big, beautiful bill and surpassing, is it ancient history? these deba

nature heals the residents of west virginia from all the trials. one of the most popular songs of the musician john denver in country style, it is sung about these mountains and love for the state. coming round again, my ever dreaming mister could have been, well the road is always long, and the journey never ends, i will always think of you my friend. alexey works in a social bakery, which was organized by the local tos, this is a territorial public self-government. such an organization of residents can participate in grants, can earn money and receive money to solve issues that are not included in the budget. think about it, try, or look for sponsors or something else somewhere. so, in the village of bely klyuch, an old store building was given over to a bakery and residents wrote an application for another grant to receive money for the improvement of the surrounding area. the area will be landscaped here, there will be flower beds, sidewalks, a gazebo. the russian foreign ministry has declared that it is time to fight fakes. the official websit

in virginia.ughter] one of the things you will, of course, recognized as we are all very proud governors of our state, and we will be advocating for you to invest in each one of our states. let me just begin with why we are here, which is selectusa, and the choice to invest in the united states is the most important decision that you will make. this economy is going to thrive, and i am a firm believer that the trade deals that are being negotiated, that the budget deal that will come, and the investment, which is at a record level already, is going to really pave the way for an extraordinary opportunity for all companies in the united states. and, of course, once you select usa, i hope you will select virginia. and ai is a big part of our future. so, virginia was recently named by cnbc as the top state in america for business, and the reason was really straightforward. one, we have invested heavily in getting sites ready, so we have allocated $500 million to have sites ready. we have progressed in

so i kind of like virginia. but, like all states. virginia does know how to build.ou're making more placesec in the commonwealh shovel ready for manufacturers? especially for a.i. focused projectsts like dated centers ad facilities for advanced manufacturing companies i am asking that because as you well know industrial site availability is often cited as a challenge for expanding manufacturing. >> i think one of the biggest opportunities for economic thvelopment is to shrink timelines. when time is expand our projects go from being great to mediocre or even mediocre to bad. having an accelerated timeline for every aspect of economic develop project is critical. that starts with the state that understands what it means to run fast. last week we announced the build in virginia investment accelerator. it takes every aspect of state governments . only have it economic develop an opportunity we can accelerate everythingnt from permitting coc to approvals, to cite investment. site investment becomes critically important. and what we came inth a world where the general as

passed 100 billion dollars in tax x commitments from companies to companion in virginia or invest win it coinciding with growing international interest to start businesses there as well, joining me right now here live at the milken conference in a "fox business" exclusive, is the governor of virginia glenn youngkin. governor great to have you. >> great to be with you thanks for making time what a moment to say, that companies are expanding in america, and virginia, has been rated one of the top states if not the top state for business in america a lot of them investing in virginia exciting for us. maria: congratulations for that that is wonderful no shortage of ideas from you effort in terms of luring businesses to virginia why would a company want to go to virginia and an. >> first offer all the things that companies need you have to have sites they can build on so they have to be shovel-ready you need a great talent tool we've got one of the greatest talent pools in america high college education rates great workforce military so present in virginia over 20,000tive duty military her

senator justice was the governor of west virginia. senator blackburn is going to be the next governor of tennessee. the states where the innovation is occurring so you have arizona, texas and hampshire that passed strategic bitcoin reserve this year. you have 30 states considers bitcoin preserves. we have united arab emirates purchasing bitcoin through american exchange trade funds and that's good for america because they are going to build their wealth through american etf. all over the world. it is leading to the state, but it is important our government includes among its strategic assets bitcoin is digital world. we have about 5% of the world's gold and we need at least 5% of the worlds bitcoin and reserves. [applause] >> to complement our strategy reserves senator blackburn, how you look at that going alongside other reserves? >> we should do that much on getting these in place so important. our allies follow what we do so if you want to get a good in the moment snapshot watch what's happening with the negotiation. everybody want

and so, you know, the virginia, virginia preservation is mobilized and they say the house not there's a little bit of sort of interest in it, but not much happens to it. it's kind of it becomes part of the domestic house museums movement in the early 20th century. so i have done a little work at the house and they have these scrapbook. they're really from the twenties and thirties, and that's when you start to see it, as you know, preserved, turned into, you know, the period period rooms and a place of tourism that went to college. so you mentioned the columns or the garden, the back of the house? yeah. yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. to those columns. i think one had been in the masonic lodge in fredericksburg, but now it's maybe at the mary washington house, but yes, the other side of the river. and i know in the house. oh i see. they are. yeah. yes, yeah. so the, the house is not far from the grounds that would later recalled ken moore from the louis plantation that samuel gordon would name ten more when he purchased it in 1819. it had been out of louis family hands, so she her house and sh

senator justice, how about west virginia? >> west virginia has a ways to go. like a lot of states. we've got to get the understanding correct without any question but i want to deviate just one second because one thing that is enormously important is just this. i have the privilege of being on the small business committee and the agate committee and the energy committee. honestly, if we don't watch, we are going to spin around a couple times in the yard to have from today we will have an energy crisis in this country like you can't imagine. we've got to get moving, we've got to get moving right now. you can't imagine what a hold you have and what a player you are in all the energy sector that is coming at us and we need you. we need you so badly it is off the chart, west virginia is an energy statement we've got a lot of smart people there that have done an awful lot with energy forevermore so we understand energy, like bo jackson said bo knows, west virginia knows energy and they know the crisis that is absolutely right at our doorstep and they know of the potential that you have.

west virginia is the second largest producer of coal in this country. for generations coal miners in west virginia have helped keep the lights on across the country. we built the country. but doing so has sometimes come at a great price. in the last couple decades, west virginia has experienced major mining tragedies a at the upper big branch mind and sego mind which claimed 29 and 12 lives. i hope to hear more about the administration's plan to ensure that their workplaces are safe and that our workers are able to return home to their loved ones at the end of the day. secretary chavez-deremer, as the fiscal year 2026 appropriations process moves forward, i know we'll continue to work together to address priorities and find common ground on how to best responsibly allocate our taxpayers' resources. thank you again for being here today and i'll now turn it over to ranking member, senator baldwin. senator baldwin:thank you. we're here today to talk about the trump administration's fiscal year 2026 budget request for the department of labor. what the admin

history we saw 250 years ago, when patrick and every inspired the commonwealth of virginia to fight for liberty with his most famous plate i know not but asked for me give me liberty or give me death. and yes from patrick henry to thomas jefferson from george washington to george mason, have james madison to james monroe. calling. in answer said me, they helped found the greatest nation on the earth and the faith and encourage have those who said send me has been watching over virginia ever sense whether it was barbara jones and protected segregation as a 16 -year-old, prince edward county and helped open up education opportunities for every american there was private first lesson broke right here. served in the state combat medic in world war ii it is more the medal of honor for saving 75 of his fellow soldiers and hacks outrage in okinawa, all while staying true to his beliefs. whether it was doctor bill mcgee who founded operation smile in virginia beach in 1982, an organization that had prepared for over 400,000 children's as needed gross and it wasn't the largest volunteer -bas

virginia byrd is currently a park ranger. richmond national battlefield park, and he enjoys exploring local bookstores, battlefields and breweries necessarily in that order and we went to a couple last i understand i was only the first one. i heard you hit a couple others. i heard too and is talk will be based on his book to the bitter end appomattox bennett place the surrenders of the confederacy please bert dunkerly. thank you. all right. best for right, i guess. guess we'll see. thank patrick for having me this year. i really appreciate it. it's fun to be back. it's been a while, so i to work at appomattox courthouse and while i was there i really got interested in the other surrenders you often don't hear much about, so we'll talk about today. i'm going to breeze through appomattox kind of quickly because i figure most of you know that story and have there but you may know much about the other surrenders. so we're going to start out in early april 1865, the end of the war is coming. everyone knows it. it's obvious. and li

madison flipped on a key principle based on his experiences in virginia. he learned, the anglicans, the church of england, wanted to keep going in that direction. but there were multiple factions. initially he disagreed with one of the philosophers who said the best way is to have a whole bunch of factions. they will cancel each other out and check themselves. that was actually contra to the council of the wise. madison says, i will be darned, maybe hume is onto something. the multiple factions outvoted the people that wanted to keep paying. the largest thing was that he wanted religious freedom. when the left says they wanted to keep god out, that is not true. the founders deeply believed in god, wanted to be reverent in that way. jefferson was not in any one of the particular denominations. john adams literally says, when he writes to jefferson, i know you love the french. just explain how 20 million atheists are going to be able to govern themselves. he believes you need a core set of values to make a republic work. so it is conflicted. the point is, we

the absence of these classifications has required west virginia d.o.t. to go through a complicated administrative process with d.o.l. to determine proper wages. you know, we're missing the construction season here as part of what i'm doing. or getting to this. has been significant delays in advertising, but also awarding construction projects. i know that your staff has been working on this with our west virginia d.o.t. and with me in my office to make sure that our highways are safe and durable and drivable. so will you commit to continuing working with me to resolve this issue to ensure that west virginia's highway construction projects can begin without undue burden? sec. chavez-deremer: yeah, absolutely. i know my staff has been in touch with your staff and west virginia d.o.t. to try to resolve these specific issues. i'm committed to working with the wage and hour to ensure that prevailing wages are being calculated and applied appropriately. sen. capito: thank you. that's a timely request. let's talk about msha. i mentioned it in my opening stateme

coming new to virginia. and those are businesses from all over the world. and it's fun when you have companies that have come from all over the world like steel from germany that just celebrated their 50th anniversary in virginia or canon from japan that just celebrated their 40th anniversary or new companies like lego who just submitted to invest another -- committed to invest another $350 million after establishing their very first u.s. manufacturing facility. and then finally, we just broke ground on a great cable manufacturing business from korea. so the opportunities that a.i. presents, of course, are really going to transform the way that we do business. but we're going to transform the way we build things. that's why it's such an important aspect of, i believe, virginia's future which is to lead in a.i., lead in data center development. but most importantly, lead in the application of that to make advanced manufacturing the envy of the world here in the united states. >> thank you, governor young youn

i have lived in northern virginia.t, they don't appreciate it there's criminal data that stacking up that indicates this is a reckless position. the county boards of the county won't comply with federal law under all circumstances does that encourage it? >> know because i don't think they mean it we have seen interview after interview or democrat elected officials continue to hedge their bets or come right out and tell you we are not interested in cooperating p. you can hate donald trump all you want i'm not going to argue with that. but you've got to abate the lot you've got to protect your citizens. that's one of the reasons i'm running for lieutenant governor i was in richmond in 2020 when the riots were taking place. everybody heard about portland and seattle and new york. you did not hear about what was happening at richmond and i watched it first hand and said i am not going to let my hometown and my home state be victimized by people who will not obey the law. we are never going to all agree. that is okay i'm a

so back to virginia randolph. so you've got her chapter that you send off, then you are going down a different direction with this book how did you get the next person. mm first how did i virginia how did she come to your attention and how did her. i'm trying to figure out how you picked these people. yeah. to be. well, virginia randolph was somebody that i encountered, when i, i actually encountered virginia randolph after i became with anna antigenes because antigenes funds a lot of virginia randolph's work. so i like made a note of her name. just do whatever, just lodged itself into my mind. so many of the people are actually related, at least in some tangential. yeah, there are, you know, relation elements to, you know, the sort of arc of the book that begins at the founding of the country goes up until the 1950s. each one sort of leads to the next. so network matters. yeah, even for people who are unsung they must they are connect plugged in somewhere that allows them to do the thing that's right makes them f

i want virginia, we just crested through our 15,000th high-growth start upin virginia. virginia. innovative companies that want to grow. we want to connect them to the advanced manufacturing side so they have customers and then i think finally, one of the biggest attributes that we have to pay attention to is where are people wanting to live? and at the end of the day, are more people moving into states or out of states? and we in fact crested through net in migration in 2023 at a level that put us ninth in the nation of the desired place to live. people coming much faster than they're moving away. i think we have certain sets of customers. we have people who live here, we have people who don't live here yet but may with a tonight come and we have businesses that are already here that want to expand. i believe if we create an environment where we have lower cost of living, we've had $9 billion of tax relief in virginia, we have streamlined regulations, we have sites ready to go, we have great talent development, we have ail

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host: virginia kase solomÓn? guest: thank you.hink that is the thing that is missing in all of this. our country, at its core, is, i think, comprised of really good people who want to be able to have good lives. we also went decency and kindness in our politics. and while politics are messy and it is nasty, and we should be able to have policy debates, what we are seeing right now has gone beyond any kind of norm. the attacks on american people, american values is what is really concerning, and we are seeing this play out through a lot of these ethics challenges with this administration. it cannot be, "what's good for me, as the president, cannot be good for you as the american people." we cannot take a $400 million airplane but yet at the same time we are seeing a ridiculous amount of cuts to medicaid, for example, that will harm a lot of vulnerable people. so this is all, you know, again, going back to the idea of decency, have you no decency? host: to john in california. republican. good morning. thank you for waiting. caller:

virginia kase solomÓn joins us now.she serves as the president and ceo of common cause, an organization whose mission is what? guest: well, we hold power accountable. that is our role could we serve as a watchdog for governments. we also really support everyday individuals in making sure that their voices are heard in government across the country come both at the federal level, local, state, you name it. host: how do you hold power accountable, and how long have you been around? guest: we've been around for 19th -- since 1970. for 55 years now almost we been doing this work. the way we hold government accountable is working with state legislatures, working with the federal government, looking at what the ethics rules are and what exists in the local, state, and federal legislatures, to make sure that they are abiding by these rules. in addition to that, we work very closely with people at the community level, to make sure that government leaders are not engage in any kind of drifting, right? we want to make sure that e

host: matt is in falls church, virginia, democratic caller.ler: sean spicer, what idiocy you are saying. you act like fox news and all the right wing news agencies don't exist currently and have created a giant conservative news network organization that puts out your message whenever you need it all the time to tons of people around the world. get over this, our narratives aren't getting out there. what i would like to talk about -- guest: to be clear, i never set our narratives aren't getting out there, so that is a lie. you named to outlets on the entire media landscape. does it make sense? in terms of fox it does here they have made a lot of money and have a big following. they have filled the void because of the left-wing nature. what you have made doesn't make sense. caller: name a network is all left. guest: abc cbs nbc. caller: they are explicitly right wing. abc brings on both sides, nbc both sides, cbs, both sides. even msnbc is full of republicans. host: let's get a response from sean spicer on that point. guest: i am not sure you l

there have been one exception in virginia from 1997 to the present.ut of all of those elections. we change governors every four years. you cannot run again after another term intercedes. in new jersey, it is not as absolute as virginia, but it is still a major indicator. sure, you pay attention to it, but i will say, it will be a whole year until the third of the senate, all of the house, loads of governorships across the country are elected. how much can happen in a day anymore? i have great sympathy for people that have legitimate jobs. i don't. i have fun, i follow politics. that is what i do for a living, and i cannot even keep up with everything going on. it is tough for the average person to do. they focus on building when voting comes near. a lot of the early voting starts in late september, early october. we have a longer election period that we use to. but it is still ages away, even by november, when new jersey and virginia elect new governors. host: by then, if this big, beautiful bill and surpassing, is it ancient history? these debates ha

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but as you know, turned into printed walton, where there was no, pretty virginia. of course, they're just, they're not in the rest of the list of the english though, the more than the 1st the people as regional industries. and now it's going to be yeah, it's going to video. it's for the renewal, for the 1st of all, which it, it's for horse and that's all which is of a virginia is beautiful. he is not probably in new york, or it's called the 40004. and they told me to turn the chest mostly discovery, fanciful production from june 6 will to wash. i don't want them to store my money for us. there's just to. sonya still exist to come to work the sham dodger with brunswick, i am sent to invoice shows via the store a system there. okay, and give me just shoot me one machine and actually to me, she needs the most the stairs stairs. landscaped is i would come in and go and have some weight, but as you know, sir, when you have to move in a weight of what's on a certain no, greenly enough before this, i've got a fund of all of the new visitors from west for you i'm so they'r

so a law enforcement source of mine tells me that virginia police, virginia state police were running a concurrent investigation against the sheriff, the former sheriff that backed off when they learned the feds were doing it, which is not uncommon. you know, local and state authorities will back off if the feds are doing something. do you think that there will be any appetite among the virginia attorney general, the virginia governor, both of whom are republicans and big trump supporters, to bring this back as a state case or no. >> no, i don't think they would come into state because normally, even when it comes to different jurisdictions, when the federal government is involved and after they make their decisions, normally states don't go in afterwards and try to do it. and that's one of the areas that is exempt from double jeopardy because you cannot be tried twice of a crime. but even though. >> this was these were different charges. >> that's what i'm saying. right. but no, i don't think that they would go to bring any charges against. >> him quickly if you could. how big a prob

the virginia historical museum of history and culture. just think about how many more stories resting in our archives, waiting to be told. thank you. so was kentucky a at this point? yes, it had just been made state and it was it's basically the first governor, isaac shelby. so a big part of the story is that those in kentucky are arguing what it means be a state, what powers do the state have and you as you know, there's a growing, you know, states rights mentality is developing in kentucky as recognizing the results. a year after all this, there are a number of conventions that are held in which many the people involved in this conspiracy write petitions arguing to the federal government that they need greater support and if not, they will become perhaps independent. a lot of threats about independency. so they just be been made a state. and that's a big part of the story as well. what happened to his son? we shall andre michaux. thank you. yeah, i never knew how much i can tell because. i was watching my my watcher, so. yeah. francois

>> virginia governor glenn youngkin and education secretary linda mcmahon are both here with the special announcement. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> lawrence: straight to a fox news alert an investigation is underway after two israeli diplomats are killed in a shooting outside the capital jewish museum in d.c. >> ainsley: the suspect elias rodriguez who is in custody could be heard shouting "free palestine" as he was hauled away. >> brian: lucas tomlinson joins us in washington right near the sight of the deadly attack. lucas? >> good morning, guys. the israeli government is calling this a brutal terrorist attack. the couple who worked at the israeli embassy here in washington gunned down around 9:00 p.m. just behind me at the capital jewish museum a few blocks from the capitol. that suspect 30-year-old elias rodriguez saying "free, free palestine." here is the video. [chanting free, free palestine] >> lucas: here's the woman who took that video who witnessed rodriguez's arrest earlier on "fox & friends" a. >> i believe we herds some gunshots come from outside t

in virginia -- virginia was stagnant and we came in and absolutely energized it.e have had records job growth, record investment. and by the way, we have had $9 billion of tax relief and record budgets and we are getting ready to run our fourth straight surplus. the key to this is growth. you have to turn on real growth and that means we have to get jobs, that is investment, new jobs, a pathway for people to get there. we have to get people off the sidelines and to work. america today as a 63% labor participation. 63%. everyone talks about unemployment. this is the most important number. how many eligible working adults are actually in the labor force. that number used to be 60 5%, 66%, 67%. when you begin to think about what 1, 2, 3 percentage paying taxes and having purpose and dignity in life. it changes everything. yes, we have to rein in spending. we also have to get growth. that's why i am optimistic. i believe the investments coming into america to reestablish manufacturing and not, again, low-level manufacturing. high value-added manufacturing. the technol

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so, my staff looked back 20 years in virginia. guess how many instances of noncitizens we found voting? zero. and how many instances of voter fraud we found wasn't much either. there were more republicans committing voter fraud. there were a couple instances. someone told me this and i've been trying to verify. some of the instances were actually republicans trying to prove that there were -- was voting fraud. were trying to solve a problem that does not exist by creating a new problem that's disenfranchising people. i don't want to drop this save act and let this go unheard. if they are going to flood the zone at me i want to flood the zone back and that means talking about every single thing happening that is wrong. you aren't powerless in this fight. let's speak up. even if you disagree with me i want to hear from you. that's why i am here today. thank you for showing up. i look forward to your questions and comments. thank you for joining us. if the microphone is right there and i hope you step up. thank you. i appreciate it.

so three of virginia sons are on this, but also the first four presidents. so this document ed t be the only one to contain the first four presidents signature on it. they all were in at the declaration and they all worked at the constitution. now, the most remarkable part of this document story is there was only rediscovered. in 1979 when a high school intern was going through an old vault, the philosophical society. he found a scroll roll rolled up with a red ribbon on it, realized, well, this is probably above my pay grade to open this and decided to take it to the librarian's office who unfurled it and realized they had a national treasure on his hands. now i often got asked, you know. so. so what happens? they raised all this money. what happened? this expedition. i've never heard of andre michaux or this expedition. and i'd usually summarize it by what we wrote on our own. what the apes wrote on their website. ultimately, the expedition was called off due toiplomatic difficulties with france, which owed much of the territo tbe explored so i want you to