virginia made a big mistake. feel like they should be trying to get more action, kids with more individualized learning. i'm one that thinks we should be given a choice to choose our schools. a lot of people are frustrated enough with virginia public schools. we want a voucher to choose something different for our kids. >> martha: that's the big question. are you going to make a different choice for meredith or your younger kids? what are you going to do? >> i don't think we can afford to pull our kids out of the public schools. it's tempting. people are making big sacrifices. i think we're going to stick with our public schools for now. i try to be noisy about what we want. we want challenging and a focus on academics, not politics. >> martha: this is probably not the conversation in china. we're 17th or 38th in math and science against developed nations. other countries are working to push their kids to accelerate more quickly. not to pull people back. >> exactly. exactly. this whole idea of trying to find a on

>> laura: the virginia department of education is >> the virginia department ofta education taking steps to abolish advanced degrees for gifted students. why? they are worried students who excel aren't diverse enough. this bothers a policy director for virginia's education department. >> this is where requirements can operate as a number of equity. first we start with one of our more conceptual decision which is the possibility of consolidating the standard of the studies diploma and hopefully this will allow us to think through how to maintain rigorous academic foundation in a way that is equitably serving the needs and aspirations of all of us. >> doesn't know the word hopefully! radically used in that sentence which is an education expert. by equitably serving the students she means punishing of the gifted students in the name of racial justice. let's be clear, she wants to take virginia's top-notch education system and drive into the dust. how does that help anyone? joining me now, fairfax county parent, forging georgetown professor and fairfax county parent, you are the father i bel

rocket byrd was from west virginia, west virginia broke away from virginia during our around the civil war because most of the west virginia but west virginia now were supporting the union. robert byrd was a legal he was founding a movement within west virginia for the clan. he was a klansmen and saw fit to make them their leader. republicans don't do this. and joe biden was one of his biggest supporters. and he took a liking to joe biden. in fact, joe biden said during his memorial service that is when byrd had died, in louisville kentucky he recalled that byrd acted as mentor when biden joined senate and stood by him through times of personal tragedy among other things biden said we lost dean of the united states senate but also the state of west virginia lost its most fierce advocate and as i said i lost a dear friend. a dear friend now joe biden is president of the united states. is using race again. republican legislatures are trying to take back the electoral systems that democrat lawmakers, democrat judges democrat goarches and democratic secretaries of state ceased during the c

broke away from virginia during around the civil war, most of the west virginia -- were supporting the union. robert byrd was founding a movement went west virginia. for the klan. the republicans don't do this. joe biden of the one of his biggest supporters, he took a liking to joe biden. joe biden said. cure his -- during his momental service, he said we lost dean of u.s. senate and state of west virginia lost its most fierce advocate. z i said, i lost dear friend. now joe biden as president of united states is ruing race again. republican legislators are trying to take back the electoral systems that democrat lawyers, democrat judges, democrat governors and democrat secretaries of state, seized during the course of the last election. they do not want all of the same measures in place that were in place, they said due to the virus. so trying to reassert their authority. it has nothing to do with jim crow, everything to to with a voting system that has integrity forever all voters regardless of race, democrats push hr1. now s1. that would eliminate all voter i.d., which 80% of american

and now virginia high schoolers tell fox news the proposal will hurt them and their friends. a freshman on track taking calculus before 11th grade says for her the accelerated track is essential. >> i just feel like i am in the right spot right now. i am challenged enough that i can take risks and make mistakes and learn from them. >> her older sister hannah a junior taking precalc says this. >> i feel like i have a competitive edge in the job force in the workplace and going into college because i have already fulfilled all of my high school requirements, so now i am able to look at classes like dual enrollment or higher education. to speak of the state is insisting -- >> a student needs an accelerated pathway they will absolutely be able to do that. >> but the d.o.e. website shows a revision of the mass standards that involves the word advance for only 11th and 12th grade. at this very moment the virginia education department's hearing directly from concerned parents in a live webinar. the parents will get a final chance to have their voices heard again late next month. >>

she wants to take virginia's top notch education system and drive it into the dust. how does that help anyone? this is a parent and also harry jackson. you are the father i believe of six kids who are in the extremely-- >> no, three kids. >> laura: okay. you are at thomas jefferson one of the top schools in the country for science and technology. how does this affect your kids? >> well, it would affect the oldest by losing his opportunities this next year. it would radically impact my daughter who is doing pre-calculus by 8th grade and my kindergarten is also gifted. she would not have the enrichment opportunities in education. >> laura: we are told by this woman and others like her this is about racial equity and opportunities for all. isn't that a nobel idea? >> it's a race to the bottom. virginia has leadership that decided that any kind of advanced learning is an injustice. they failed black and hispanic students. their solution is to bring those who are excelling down instead of bringing our most challenged kids up to the levels we would hope. this is the ultima

statehood by proposing to divide west virginia into two states, east west virginia and west west virginia. >> bret: he has to say imaginary because he writes the headlines sometimes. bill, your turn. >> i like that. means two joe manchins, wright, chuck? i like that. my headline is "despite evidence to the contrary, the presumption of guilt is on the police, this by a lot of people, especially the president of the united states, vice president, s includes even the media doctoring photos, doctoring video, at scenes of these incidents. it's really got to stop. we need the police. that 911 call from the young black woman was "get a police officer over here now." >> bret: gentlemen, thank you. talk to you soon. tomorrow on "special report," country music star brad paisley joins us to talk about his efforts to get americans vaccinated and plans for concerts, yes, concerts, the summer. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for the "special report." they are, balanced, and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by ben domenech starts right now. >> ben: a concert sounds like

he is with the west virginia coal association. what is the future for you guys with his pledge to cut emissions? >> we are bracing for the worst here. president biden campaigned on eliminating coal-fired electricity, and he has basically taken those initial steps since he has taken over the white house. >> you call this a forced conversion. in other words, the markets are not dictating this. you feel like this is forced upon you by the government even though the industries that rely on this are still using it. >> it is. it is an absolute forced conversion of our basic electricity system. the coal-fired generation of electricity to primarily renewable. it is something that we oppose for the obvious reason. we are going to lose hundreds of thousands of jobs not only here in west virginia but throughout our entire region across the country. >> if those jobs to go away, is their promise and a renewable energy field for new types of jobs? >> that is interesting. over the years, every other president wanted to convert coal mining and co

let's take a look at the new virginia proposal. the plan seeks to drastically reduce the need for acceleration and support students being in a more heterogeneous classroom. in practice this means more students statewide are going to study math at the same level regardless of their ability and skills. parents of those students say the new policies are simply a race to the academic bottom. take a listen. >> this whole phenomenon called critical race theory is so anti-american and so racist. what it's doing is targeting white kids, asian kids. critics say that activism like this simply has no place in american schools. listen. >> what we are seeing is a total and complete failure of the education system to put children toward academic success so they are shifting the blame by injecting politics into the classroom. >> virginia's education department is pushing back. they tell fox news the changes will help more students achieve more success in math overall. they are also clarifying that some ap, advanced placement courses, subject like

they are playing a numbers game with math education in virginia. some parents say that states plan to overhaul the curriculum to an equity-focused approach has a racial motive and does not add up. here's correspondent gillian turner. >> virginia's education department is planning to completely overhaul the high school math curriculum instead of trying to get as many students studying advance math as possible the state is instead shifting to a no focus on what they call equity under the new proposal teachers will still instruct algebra as part of the standard curriculum, but will refer to algebra one and 2 as "essential common sense for eighth, ninth, and tenth. it removes geometry and calculus as a requirement and only has an advanced course and for 11th and 12th grade students. >> all of our students will be in a heterogeneously grouped class taking essential concepts at the same time. we are not getting rid of some of those key algebraic ideas. >> parents tell fox news this plan does not add up. a speaker they are trying to level the playing fiel

jillian: your attorney general in west virginia threatening to sue over president biden's gun-control measures. >> no amendment to the constitution, the ideas bizarre to suggest the things recommending are contrary to the constitution. jillian: here's what the attorney general has to say, quote, i will not allow the far left to ignore citizens gun rights and president biden follows to run his proposal. we will be in court very quickly. what is happening here and what do you think of what the president is doing? >> he is stomping on people's constitutional rights and that is why i'm a proud of our attorney general standing up to that. the president is in this direction, proudly, they own guns, shoot and hunt and the attorney general standing up for the people of west virginia. >> appreciate your time. >> the masters go on in georgia after the game of pool from the state. one world series winner, live report next. ♪♪ jillian: we are hours from round 2 of the masters tournament. lawrence: they are teeing off with critics over the new voting law. >> reporter: the masters is teeing off

in virginia, look at those cases. under any circumstances, there's no such thing as a routine traffic stop. no cop knows what's on the other side. what is you think in the case of the army lieutenant? >> you said it. every case is different. democrats want all these cases as racism. you have to look at the facts. traffic stops, the police officer in new mexico who got shot. the situation in virginia, you see a situation that -- something called due process. i've handled these type of cases. you can't lump all of these cases the same. they are unique and they have their own facts and you have to evaluate them differently. not to say the police are against black people. that's ridiculous. >> sean: wanted you think of the case that we are showing the video here know of, this lieutenant in the army, larry elder? >> it sounds to me like he should've cooperated. we could've avoided this whole thing. by numbers, there are 7,000 homicide black victims in recent years. your. we are talking about 575 per month. 19 per day versu

virginia county, allegany more than $6 million for equity training. texas high school caved in to a woke culture over a dress code and school board passes equity policies with overwhelming support. in that last one, jeremy, at least it was put to the school board and there was a vote and it passed and so is this representative maybe of what more people want than maybe you and i would think? >> well, i think it's important that parents in particular stay as engaged as possible with the local school boards. it is so easy for us to get wrapped up in the major national issues about what's going on. but the local school board has so much influence over our day-to-day lives and over our children that it is so important that we stay engaged, that we don't get distracted by everything else going on because we have even more influence in our local communities. so that's why it's important we need to know what votes are going on. >> dana: people might have to run for officer like jeremy hunt, maybe, we'll see. have a good weekend. >> bill: what grade were you i

the attending government of virginia? but he was trying to explain why he was dressing up like the grand legal and medical school. justin fairfax was accused by two separate women, credibly, sexual assaults. not but batting, but forced. somehow he got away with it, he never resigned or considered it. he's running for governor, he was in a primary debate the other night in virginia, he had to address these allegations, he sexually assaulted two women. they weren't flighty, they were absolutely real. he didn't address them at the debate, he didn't need to. not just george floyd, two emmett till, was merited in 1955. for real, watch this. >> i was falsely accused in 2019 from "washington post," announcing these false accusation, everyone here in the states called for my immediate registration, he treated me like george floyd. it treated me like emmett till, no due process, immediately assumed my guilt. >> tucker: like emmett till. again, he didn't explain why these allegations were untrue, he admitted he knew them, they are

those jobs are set aside for west virginia. griff: our viewers who may have forgotten in 2016 you challenged candidate for president hillary clinton when she said she would put coal miners out of work. watch. >> when you make comments like we are going to put a lot of coal miners out of jobs these are the kind of people you are affecting. this is my family. how you can see you are going to put a lot of call miners out of jobs and then come in here and tell us how you are going to be our friends. >> you challenged clinton at that point but this plan president biden has yesterday has entered a creation of the national standard that requires the electrical grid in this country to move to a certain amount of solar, wind, and renewable energy with a timeline of increasing it to the point where there's essentially no fossil fuels at the end. are you concerned about that? >> absolutely. the heart of the state i live in his fossil fuels. the coal industry. coal is still a pretty reliable source when it comes to the energy grid we have.

>> martha: we want to dig deeper on this story that we're covering about virginia. they're moving to eliminate advanced math classes. everyone will get the same math course no matter if you're great at math or not so great at math until 11th grade. gives you two years to do anything advanced. it's part of the effort to build equity and acknowledge the unjust system of mathematics education and legacy in segregation. joining me now is shelly, mother of three kids. good to have you back. did you know this was coming? what is your reaction? what is the impact on the students in your neighborhood, in your district? >> yeah, i've been seeing this on the news and following along on social media. it's just -- some of these things going on in our county are making my blood boil. i see that they're dropping class rank, they are trying to get rid of advanced study diplomas and now this math issue has come along. i don't think it's fair. kids learn at different levels. they need to offer different classes to kids. >> martha: as i pointed out in the introduction, it's about equ

gillian turner spoke with parents in virginia. it's a fascinaing conversation. they're pushing back. >> that's right. it seems to be the way we're going with this, there's no middle ground on any of these issues ever. what is happening is parents of students at thomas jefferson high school in virginia, one of the premier public schools for science and math saying they're suing the fairfax county school district because they're opposed to critical race theory. they're sick and tired of their kids being inundated that they're racist because of their skin color. leading the charge against the school where the population is 70% american, is austra nomani. here what she says. >> most of our parents at t.j. are immigrant parents that fled communist china, romania, india, the economic challenges. they are here because they believe in the american dream. so our lawsuit is an attempt to fight for the american dream that believes many americrotacy and hard work. >> she says it's the students that end up suffering and pay the price. >> all of this activism across the count

alexandria and arlington became part of virginia across the river rather than creating two additional senators which clearly comes across as simply a power grab to hack the u.s. senate. i think that compromise makes a lot more sense. paul: that kim democrats don't want that because they want the two more senators for the district. where does this stand in the senate right now? what about support from democrats quick. >> that's a problem. unlike the other controversial bills that have come along, this one has people divided. newly minted senator kelly expressing reservations saying maybe there is another way. senate majority leader schumer says he is in favor of dc statehood he has no immediate plans to bring up the bill. democrats keep debating what bill to bring and how they block it with the filibuster but this is not a strong bet. paul: jason, you agree it's unlikely to pass the senate? things that seemed unlikely in the past seem likely now. [laughter] >> i think it is unlikely to pass the senate for sure. maybe not unlikely a future senate if democrats have a three or four seat m

wild ride, this is good news maybe, wild ride for students on a school bus in virginia idea crashes right through the windshield and plans on sleeping student. ♪♪ ♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ well before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ when it's hot outside your car is like a sauna steaming up lingering odors. febreze car vent clips stop hot car stench with up to 30 days of freshness. get relief with febreze. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big saturday show, a sleeping child got a rude a wakening on a virginia school bus camera caught jarring a moment deer flew through the front windshield and you can see animal trying to figure out where to go until driver opens the door and it escapes. so leo apparently the deer is okay everybody is okay. the situation, if you watch this video with audio, though, everybody is ridiculously calm no screams like what was that? [laughter] so leah

no one has done this more flagrantly than the sitting lieutenant governor of virginia. should be some kind of award for this. accused of sexual assault by two women for his diversion tactic is one for the record books. we'll show you. mark steyn joins us just ahead. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: remember justin fairfax? the attending >> a couple of years ago back when the governor of virginia, trying to explain why he was dressing up during medical school, justin fairfax was accused by two separate women credibly of sexual assault. not of padding, but forced to sex. now he's running for governor, andd he had to address these allegations that he sexually assaulted two women. go read about them. they weren't flighty, they were absolutely real. but he didn't address them. he didn't need to. instead he compared himself to george floyd and not just george floyd, but to emmett till who was murdered in 1955. for real. chwatch this. >> i was falsely accused in 2019. everybody here on the stage called my immediate resignation including terry mcauliffe 3 minutes after press release came out

wild ride, this is good news maybe, wild ride for students on a school bus in virginia idea crashes right through the windshield and plans on sleeping student. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big saturday show, a sleeping child got a rude a wakening on a virginia school bus camera caught jarring a moment deer flew through the front windshield and you can see animal trying to figure out where to go until driver opens the door and it escapes. so leo apparently the deer is okay everybody is okay. the situation, if you watch this video with audio, though, everybody is ridiculously calm no screams like what was that? [laughter] so leah what would your reaction have been? >> first of all po the bus driver he was calm, cool, collected, bravo. i hope i could have done the same thing. i probably would have panicked but that driver did great. >> i would have. katy has anything leak this similarly happened to you? >> actually yes i was hunting once with my dad dark and early in the morning we called it a suicidal deer that come through the car but eyeball was in the wednesday shield staring at

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he joins us live from west virginia. patrick, good morning to you. >> hey, good morning, it's good to be with you to talk about this very important issue. steve: it is important. and, for the most part, you know, you have got this 500 page bill or whatever it was there on one page was a little gem. just a little ied essentially that said that state like yours, you can't cut taxes if we give you a bunch of dough. this is one of the amazing provisions you will ever see come out of congress. it's not only that they are seeing that you can't directly use covid money for tax cuts. they are going much further. they are saying that to the extent that your state revenue is lowered or that there is indirect effect that you could be subject to a claw back from the federal government and when you are talking about a state like west virginia that last about 1.25 billion-dollar at stake, that has a very significant chilling effect. we think this is clearly are we are here and going to make our arguments. this is so critical for us to

we gave the virginia portion of the district back to virginia over a century ago. the only reason that they want d.c. to be a separate state rather than have its voters vote in maryland is because they want to go democratic senators and one additional democratic congressman. it is a paragraph symbol in shorts and a violation of the constitution. >> john: always good to see you. i hope you catch some fish this weekend. they could very go. thank you. not as big as your boys though. >> john: thank you very much. i appreciate it. you heard him talk about washington, d.c., feeding back most of the virginia land that was given to the federal government back in 1847. wouldn't the same sort of formula a planet if you were to shrink the federal district down, the remainder of what is currently washington, d.c., should go back to virginia, from whence it came. they are making the argument that it shouldn't go back to virginia. it should become a separate state. constitutionally, that may be difficult. >> sandra: those comments were grabbing a lot of headlines too. but he don

in wealth fairfax count, virginia, they are hemorrhaging office. they're down offices and recruits are leaving the academy. violence is way up in fairfax county with more firearms ceased this year than in the last decade combined. why would anyone sign up today for the abuse that police officers go through every time they have to make a good faith, split second life or death decision. of course there are bad cops out there. but even the most compassionate and experienced officers they can't guarantee they will get past the woke cop hating left ever changing training rules. to be a police officer on patrol today, you are damned if you and damned if you don't. if you save a black teenager from getting a saved and a billionaire basketball player makes you an instant target. if you let her get stabbed, you are accused of letting a black girl die. protestors, remember 16-year-old bryant was shot by a police officer on tuesday -- >> shots fired reigniting the debate about reasonable force by police. >> you have a family that wants answers. >> we will rel

call now. >> sandra: virginia may be backing away for a push after critics say the statewide efforts were dumbing down classes. associate professor ahead with reaction and analysis, but we begin with gillian turner and what virginia high schoolers are saying about this. >> the virginia department of education keeps algebra one and two as part of the curriculum, but it's going to rename them. that's going to call them essential concepts for grades eight through ten. it's going to remove geometry and calculus and only offer them now as advanced courses for 11th and 12th grade. fox news spoke exclusively, she is a freshman on calculus, take a listen to her. >> i feel like i'm in the right spot right now. i can take risks and make mistakes and learn from them. >> her older sister who was a junior taking precalc right now. >> i feel like i have a competitive edge in the workplace and going into college, i fulfilled all of my requirements so now i'm able to look at classes like enrollment or higher education. >> the students share their parents fears as they lay them out to fox news, the r

also congrats to west virginia for ranking 50th where they prefer moon shine over mall beck. doesn't pair well with cheese but it will clean your paint brushes. i drink a butt load of wine. >> you sure do >> greg: am i a snob. >> i think -- you keep hitting the judge for being rich, you're not a blue collar guy, greg. >> i don't have a summer home. >> secret layer. >> greg: wait a minute. i spent most of my life making regular money. it wasn't until later. >> so you admit that you are rich. >> thank you judge. thank you. >> had to do it. >> i did not like the wine correlation in the survey at all. >> greg: you know what? i don't either. >> that's because you're a snob. >> you know why? because he's correlating wealth with snobbery and that is -- >> i think that's not true. i think wealth has nothing to do with snobbery and wine has nothing do do with snobbery. really, you did disagree? i drink beer. >> i don't like wine. >> is it a craft beer? >> no, it's the same old stuff. michelob ultra. i started with pabst blew ribbon and gennessee, it sdmos don't go there. you're a snoo

and west virginia coal miners don't consider ourselves extraordinary people and actually myself i'm not even a coal minor. i left the industry because i was in jobs that were barely replace cybil and, you know, when these kind of administrations come in, jobs like what i had are usually the first ones that are cut. and i think, you know, we be just people who want to get up, go to work and provide for our family. and it's sad that pause we don't see the big picture we are expendable. it's hard to see people that i love. that i worked with on a daily basis who just want to go out and provide for their families basically looked at by administrations that they are expendable. pete: bo, have you heard from politician after politician yeah, we do want to get rid of your industry, that terrible industry, we are going to transition you great new green jobs. in your experience, has that materialized for people you know in the industry. >> no, not in a large part. i mean, you know there is stigma on coal miners they can only do one thing that's so wrong. it's a completely false narrative. some o

. >> joe manchin will invest in west virginia. to speak of the white house said that the president wants to work with republicans. >> at the end of the day the president is in action. he won't tolerate in action on rebuilding our nation's infrastructure. something that has long been updated. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer says that the parliamentarian has given him the okay to pass big packages with only 50 votes instead of the required 60. an chuck schumer staffer says it allows democrats additional tools to improve the lives of americans if republican obstruction continues. >> we will leave the mechanisms and the determination mechanisms to leaders in congress. but right now, less than a week after he announced the american jobs plan, our focused is on engaging with democrats and republicans with staff and committee staff and inviting members to the white house next week. >> and to the white house infrastructure is this much bigger than roads and bridges. >> wars have been fought over oil in a short matter of time they

there is no solar energy in west virginia, juan. solar only works in arizona like where get blazing sun and put them over the wide open desert. they don't have that kind of terrain or environment in west virginia. what are they talking about? it's garbage. >> juan: okay, jesse. straight ahead new claims of media bias after a new study says president biden is getting very favorable coverage next on "the five". ♪♪♪ (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. fisher investments is clearly different. [♪♪] when you have diabetes, managing your bloo

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former navy pilot to unseat a democrat in virginia. you've got a pretty impressive bio as far as being a navy pilot, a navy fighter pilot, you're a mom of four. after veterans or people with some national intelligence or national security clearance, the majority keeps shrinking, you say you are running because you are not being represented? why? >> i watched that of the democratic women take that majority of the house and they were democrat, women, veterans. i felt i wasn't represented. maybe ran in new jersey, and a navy veteran, and there is no reason a conservative republican, a veteran running for the congressional seat. you are among men, that has got to feel good. >>, and at the naval academy as well. we saw, it was by a veteran -- explained, as you said, you have been parent for this your whole life. >> there was service to country first, i take care of geriatric patient and service to family and mom. >> you actually -- as far as being a mother of four. what does this show about your kids growing up, surely this has to be good f

policemen in richmond, virginia after a shooting last night. the gunfire killed one person and injured five others including a 3-month-old baby. >> dana: president biden nominating texas sheriff gonzalez or ice director. >> bill: dangerous storms hammering texas, colorado and oklahoma dishing out baseball size hail. at least 10 reported tornadoes. more on these stories and others download the fox news app or scan the code on your screen and go to foxnews.com/apps. >> dana: president biden is heading to georgia after supporting major league baseball's boycott of the state's new election laws set to hold a rally in atlanta tomorrow touting his first 100 days in office. he slammed the states new voting laws as jim crow in the 21st century. jeremy hunt, take a listen to vernon jones on "fox & friends" about this very issue. >> he is coming really to take a tour of a disaster that was not caused by god but was caused by liberals. it is an embarrassment and a slap in the face for us in georgia for him to show his face here. >> dana: he is a governor

virginia public school parents are telling fox news that the latest moves by the state to completely overhaul the math curriculum simply doesn't add up. the virginia education department is now planning to do away with schools focused on getting as many students studying advanced math as possible and focusing on equity. the proposal seeks to drastically reduce the need for acceleration and supports students being in more heterogeneous classrooms. more students statewide will study math at the same level regardless of their ability and skills. parents of the students say the new policies are simply a race to the academic bottom. take a listen. >> this whole phenomenon called critical race theory is so anti-american and racist. it is targeting white kids, asian kids. >> critics say activism has no place in america's schools. listen. >> what we're seeing is a total and complete failure of the education system to put children towards academic success so they are shifting the blame by injecting politics into the classroom. >> virginia's education department is pushing back. they say all t

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take for example nearby langley high school and the affluent mclean virginia suburb of dc. students have been learning from home for the better part of the year and yes this is how principal kim greer welcomes him back to campus. >> despite the jubilation we feel about returning to in person learning the pandemic has been framed by social strife, one year ago our country supported the black lives matter movement, names like breonna taylor and george floyd. the whole country supported black lives matter? students were also asked to complete an online survey written by three langley teachers. i have asked someone of a different race where they are from, checkbox the x or know. in response to blm and stop asian hate i have wondered what about other racial groups, shouldn't we care about them as well? again yes or no. i believe that privilege based on skin color is a myth. that is a yes or no. i referred to the coronavirus as the china virus before. i have tried speaking english with an accent, 7, us, british, australian, etc. yes or no. this is my favorite. i think my asian pe

jillian: virginia is the first state in the south to legalize recreational marijuana. first guest is a doctor who warned lawmakers against legalizing the drug saying it leads to an increase in mental health issues and car crashes. doctor james avery studying the effects of marijuana for years and joins us now. thank you for being here. why do you think people are not necessarily listening to what you have to say? the majority support the legalization of marijuana, 68% of them do. people want to. >> what happened in the last 15 years as medical science, the decade of the brain in medicine, we found marijuana is more problematic than we initially thought. any expert will tell you that. in the last 15 years the average american even safer than they thought 15 years ago. you have a huge gap between the medical evidence, the science evidence and what people believe. it is not that different from early news of covid or pandemic, people need medical education. i was in some of these hearings trying to get the medical evidence, the scientific evidence across and instead debati

the virginia dreadlocked cutting hoax, the nascar noose that wasn't in the latest example comes from michigan where a black male student has taken responsibility for racist graffiti that was discovered on campus last week but the most bizarre part of the story is not what the student did but how the college responded. we know the acts of racism that occurred this week are not about one particular person or one particular incident, we made a significant history of racial pain and from on campus and we are taking action to repair our community. joining me is dennis desousa, conservative commentator and filmmaker. what we do know about this case is that was a 21-year-old black male who acted alone yet it is a community thing and the school is acting like this was not a hoax in the first place. >> if you step back and look at the incident you realize how bizarre this is. you have to ask why would anyone stage a racial incident, if racism is a serious problem, if the incident occurred by themselves, if you go back a century blacks didn't get to stage lynchings because lynchings were going

laura: this story enraged me, lieutenant william kelly, a police officer in virginia was fired from his job in internal affairs for the norfolk police department after it was discovered he spent sense $25 anonymously to the defense, your quick response. >> i am sorry i didn't hear the last statement. >> being fired from your job for having donated to a cause that apparently these mobs don't think is worthy, virginia,. >> people are being fired today for so many reasons, the city manager of brooklyn center was fired because he said kim potter should get due process. people are being fired today simply for following the constitution and that is what is so dangerous. my new book the new sensors, so hard to fight. the new sensors are good people, they are progressives, corporations, private people, harder to combat than government censorship. laura: as protesters take to the streets of columbus we take you through step-by-step the lie about the shooting there. how it went from blm to the media to the white house. stay there. scotts turf builder triple action kills weeds, prevents crab grass

in very wealthy fairfax county virginia they are hemorrhaging cops, the department was down 188 officers as of april 11th, dozens leaving, leaving each academy session and some new officers contemplate leaving the surface, to invest in their pensions, violence way up in fairfax county lately, more firearms seized this year than in the last decade combined. why would anyone if asked about this why would anyone sign up today for the abuse police officers go through every time they have to make a good-faith life or death decision? think about it, there are bad cops out there and always will be, there are bad people in every profession but even the most conscientious, the most compassionate and most experienced officers can't guarantee they will get past the woke ever-changing training, to be a police officer on patrol today you are damned if you it do and damned if you don't. if you save a black teenager from getting stabbed and the billionaire basketball player makes you an instant target but if you let her get stabbed you are accused of letting a black girl die. the media are the ultimate

they live in ashburn, virginia, which is in suburban washington, d.c. they are 96 and 94 years old respectively. they actually met when he returned from the navy, he was in the very last row at church. hello, i'm kind of in there. she was actually doing one of the readings are making an announcement. he leans over and ask his cousin, who is that chris markwood one thing led to another. three years later they married and happily ever after. >> shannon: i love thoughts, they are a great inspiration for the rest of us. i personally think meeting someone at church is not a bad idea. that sounds like a smart way to go. i write come i love the old pictures too. congrats to them and kevin. thank you, we all need it. good morning, good night, wherever you are. that's it from washington. i'm shannon bream. (mom) it sure is. (mom vo) over the years, we trusted it to carry and protect the things that were most important to us. (mom) good boy. (mom vo) we always knew we had a lot of life ahead of us. (mom) remember this? (mom vo) that's why we chose a car that we k

the virginia department of education is exploring a plan to end advanced diplomas, universal meeting the director of the education office said it was, quote, about how and where graduation requirements can operate for equality. the majority were asian and white students according to the department of education. the proposed plan is looking to make sure students are ready for either college or the workforce. >> time 8 minutes after the hour, the justice department opening an investigation into the minneapolis police department following the derek chauvin verdict. giano caldwell says he supports the struggle, joins us next. >> bernie sanders looking for free college, who he wants to pay for coming up. what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before

joe manchin, do what west virginia wants and you'll be fine. don't let jim clyburn and the radical left beat you up and get you to submit to voting for h.r. if you care about the people of west virginia or arizona, north carolina, you name the states, then stand up for the ability of your stay to conduct a fair election the way they see it. don't turn all the power over to the federal government. >> laura: major league baseball better be very careful. the viewers of major league baseball are very conservative. senator, before we go, after your recent visit to the border, i believe you have a message for president biden and dr. fauci. what is it? >> yeah. well, president biden says to the texas rangers baseball team, talking about baseball, you need to listen to dr. fauci about urging people to come to the baseball game opening day. dr. fauci, you need to go to the border. here's what you will see. you will see 900 people in a room built for 80. you will see people living on top of each other. a 10% positive rate where the positive people interm

. >> west virginia governor jim justice bans transgender athletes from competing in female sports was it applies to middle and high school as well as colleges. the governor putting pen to paper display warnings from some lawmakers that the ncaa could retaliate by not holding college tournaments in west virginia. in florida similar bill headed to governor ron desantis's desk. >> scary moments in st. louis, philly star bryce harper it in the face by a 97 mile-per-hour fastball during last night's game against the cardinals, taken to the hospital for a ct scan. he posted this on instagram. >> we are all good. >> too bad. jennifer cabrera apologized after the game saying the throw got away from him. you said it. >> did it hit another batter right after? your killing my guy, arguing. harper is lucky. jillian: it is 9 minutes after the hour, the media slamming senator tim scott's republican rebuttal. >> reporter: speech delivered from a planet where facts don't matter which is where the current republican party resides. >> joe concha is here to sound off. >> plus no pancakes, celebrity turn

howie: pepper spraying and humiliation of army officer in virginia who did nothing wrong is concerning. mo, you mentioned earlier the defunding the police not being a mainstream position on the left. the media on the right that outlets painted polices as racist and pointed congress people like omar that says no more policing and basic part of police interactions with communities of color as if it's standard procedure for every cop everywhere. mo: yeah, media critique on the right is off base, i don't see that. i see whether -- look, we just also witnessed some terrible tragedy of -- of police officers capitol police officers being killed in two separate incidents in washington, d.c. i don't know anybody vilified them as racist. ic the mainstream position is that our police are often put in difficult situations and we don't give them enough credit for that. however, when there are bad actors who are baked into the system, that -- that we need to figure out how to prevent them from -- from doing those bad acts and i think that is where the majority of people are. that we need our police

a virginia cop. >> people are being fired today for so many reasons. the city manager brooklyn center was fired because he said that kim potter should get due process. people are being fired today simply for following the constitution. that's what's so dangerous. that's what the new sensors, i have my new book called the new sensors, they're so hard to fight. it's harder than mccarthyism. because the new sensor are people, progressives, corporations, private people. they are harder to combat than governmental censorship. >> laura: fight it with their pocketbook. alan, thank you so much. as protesters take to the streets of columbus tonight, we take you through step-by-step through the lie about the shooting there. how it went from blm to the media to the white house. stay there. rating you during our friends and family event. all april long you'll find the brands you love, and love the ones you get to discover. the hosts, experts, and personalities with the stories behind the products, and special deals every day. including 40% off an ever-changing sel