idaho is truly -- water is truly the source of life and will -- of life in idaho. my plan makes $60 million in strategic investments in long-term water projects, and safe water systems for our communities. let me return to my top priority, idaho's children. we need to continue to invest in an educational system that gives the next generations a solid foundation for lifelong learning, and meaningful employment. here at home in idaho, the pandemic highlighted schools at the heart of our communities and the bedrock of a strong economy. with the disruptions in education delivery over the past 10 months, many idaho students are experiencing learning loss. for some students who are already on track, it could range to a few months, but needier students have lost more than a years worth of learning. we must close the achievement gap. to help, my "building idaho's future" plan recommends investments in literacy, my highest priority in education. we must ensure this school year is an anomaly and not a permanent systemwide flaw for idaho's students in the next decade or more.

we now go live to idaho gov. brad little(r) delivers his state of the state address in boise, idaho. gov. little: though violent acts of some overshadowed the peaceful acts of many. president bush described this as the act of a banana republic. this is not who we are. notility and violence are an expression of rights. they are a violation of everyone else's. thehould be celebrating openness of our government, offense is erected around the u.s. capitol. i mourn the loss of life and loss of access to what it means for future generations of americans. but i believe we the people have the power to form a more perfect union. ? how by? by contentment -- how? by condemning the people. by refusing those whose destroy our democratic process, doubling our commitment to peaceful assembly and civil discourse, not just in the halls of the capitol, but all areas of our lives. in idaho we celebrate the centennial of our statehouse this year. what an appropriate time to let the light of democracy shined today and for 100 more ye

. >>> that is our >> in idaho, the great state of idaho today, the state department of health and welfare issued this declaration. you see, it says there, in all caps, declaration of crisis standards of care, all public health districts in the state of ohio. data declarations, up number 16, 2021. that is today. crisis tenders of care provide guidelines that help health providers and systems decide how to deliver the best care possible under the extraordinary circumstances of an overwhelming disaster, or public health emergency the guidelines are used when there are not enough health care resources to provide the usual standard of care to people who needed a goal of crisis standards of care is to extend care to as many patients as possible, and save as many lives as possible. implementation of crisis standards of care are meant to be a measure of last resort, activation of the crisis standards of care means that all other options for addressing resource limitations have been explored. overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. again, this is for all public health districts in the st

third, anna k muller is the education policy at the idaho freedom foundation and boise, idaho. and of course the opinions presented and discussed here are those of the participants and do not necessarily represent those of the heritage foundation or our home institutions. we turn first to doctor john ellis. thank you. at the moment, higher education's politician and our society is a varied range one. many society decide whole range of institutions tell them what he wants them to do, finding them to do it and then do i create them for. except that one of them decided not to do that. as higher education. decide to repurpose yourself. it's not the one it created for. the last thing is do is create a knowledge of skilled set injury but academia has now decided it's real job, its primary job is to promote a radical political ideology. some random alternative, the purpose for that academia has substituted the only one the chargers of most colleges and universities made a point of categorically forbidding that is true it is the only purpose this forbidden. why did they do that? becaus

idaho falls, idaho, big blue heaven above, dazzling white mormon temple below to anchor the town, and signal like a beacon its moral core of american virtue. fine place to raise a family. three dodge boys and one girl t named angie whose birth occasion, brother brent remembers, the biggest celebration of all. >> that was a pinnacle for my parents to have a baby girl. >> reporter: little angie was one of those>> kids who learned about independence early on, who grew up busy and strong and stubborn. >> angie was 5'11", and she was strong. >> reporter: but of course, big can be a problem for a girl. as a teenager, she was too tall, too awkward. she struggled. and to make it worse, her parents' marriage fell apart. >> that's when angie went and just made friends with whoever accepted her. >> reporter: among angie's new friends was jessica martinez. we wanted to be accepted, not for what we looked like but for the people that we were. >> but back then carol worried a lot about those new friends, didn't know they, like angie, had big plans. >> she wanted to go to college k and just be the b

freedom foundation in boise idaho. and of course the opinions presented and discussed here are those of the participants and do not necessarily represent those of the heritage foundation or our home institutions. we turn first to doctor john ellis. >> thank you. the moment higher educations positions in our society as a very strange one. any advanced society functions as setting up lanes of institution like police, courts, schools, telling them what to do, funding them to do it and. [inaudible] except that one of them has decided not to do that. the only one is higher education. it has decided to repurpose itself, to give itself a purpose that was not the primary onefor which it was created . what it is supposed to do was create new knowledge and a skillful and informed citizenry but academia has now decided it's real job is, it's primary job is to promote a radicalpolitical ideology . this jump from one purpose to another is not some random alternative or an issue, a mission creep. the purpose academia has substituted

and tylee to idaho. after months of no contact, the grandparents, kay and larry, asked police to conduct a welfare check. >> she never would respond to anything. texts, voice mails, emails, nothing. >> reporter: when police went to lori's home, they discovered not only was j.j. missing, so was tlee. authorities allege lori and chad told police a series of lies. >> do you want to tell the truth? >> reporter: chad acted as if he didn't know lori very well, authorities said, he didn't know her phone number, according to the affidavit, and lori's mother told police j.j. was with his grandma, kay, a clear lie since kay called in the missing child report. lori told police j.j. was in gilbert, arizona, with a friend. the day after that police visit, the couple vanished, showing up two months later in hawaii. >> sir, can you tell me where your kids are? chad and lori, can you tell me where your kids are? >> reporter: lori and chad refused multiple times to answer questions about the welfare of their kids. >> i j

nevertheless the idaho secretary of state's office decided they would recanvas two of idaho's counties where the pillow person said that donald trump had so many of his votes switched to biden votes. they did a hand recanvas of the physical votes in order to test the pillow guy's theory that the magic computer machines had stolen the election even though they weren't used in these counties. they did the recanvas in these two idaho counties. it was completed. between the two counties the number of votes cast for joe biden changed by zero. the official certified count was in fact the same number for how many biden votes there were in the two idaho counties. now the number of votes cast for donald trump however in those two counties looks like it might have been a little high. after the recanvasing of the two counties at the insistence of the pillow guy who is trying to prove how trump was robbed after the recanvasing of those two idaho counties donald trump's vote total in the two counties declined by eight. so donald trump's margin of victory takes a little hit in idaho. drops by eight

on often on battles with the idaho falls police. and now she was going to have to fight that power in a whole new way. because -- remember jared fuhriman, the detective who befriended chris tapp, in a previous position as school resources officer? >> the fellow who got that confession has gone on to become the mayor of the town. >> true. >> does that have anything to do with it as far as you know? >> people are going to protect their story, without looking any deeper and saying, is this really accurate? >> so, the idaho falls police had taken a false confession. put the wrong man in prison. and failed to find the real killer? when we spoke to the former detective, then mayor, jared fuhriman, he said no, just not true. and how did he know? it was fuhriman who took tapp to visit the crime scene during some of those many interviews, all those years ago. >> let me tell you, they weren't in the room with me when he took us up the stairs. took us into the bedroom and relived that night. and you could see it on his face. he was reliving it

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she was arraigned in idaho and is in jail awaiting extradition. she has not responded to our requests for comment. prosecutors here say the parties have gone on in los cabos for eight months. now she is facing a total of 39 criminal charges, but it's unclear if she'll face similar charges. in idaho. that investigation i'm told is ongoing. in the newsroom brooks to rose ktvu fox two news. now two investigations in two states are right, brooks. thank you. plus and he'll police are searching right now for a group of people who chased down and stabbed a skateboarder, police say at about 10 30 last night, people inside a car threw eggs at a group of skateboarders near putnam and oak park boulevards, police say, what are those skate porter's through something back at the car, and that's when three people got out of the car, chase the skateboarder and stabbed the victim several times. the skateboarder was taken to the hospital with what police described as serious injuries. police are now asking for anyone who may have security video from that area to gi

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here is what the new state of idaho would look like. a lot of people moving to idaho. they need more land, you folks from oregon are going to fill it out on your screen and that is on the right-hand screen the original state of idaho, the current state of idaho looks like. when you see what is happening in your city, portland, do you recognize your state anymore? >> i was raised outside portland and i'm a plane -- ashamed of what is going on. it is terrible. it is hard for us in rural oregon to understand why this is taking place. that is where the majority of the population in oregon is at and they are controlling the state. we are saying let us go, let us continue with our rural freedoms. >> quick look at the 2020 presidential election results in oregon, president biden winning by a tremendous majority but look at the counties we are referencing here, donald trump did extremely well so obviously this is trump country. does this have any chance of becoming reality? >> it really does. it is gaining momentum. we have 7 counties that passed it, working on another four to

idaho falls. not just idaho, but idaho falls. hey, everyone, how are you guys doing? you look very serious. >> we're scared. we're apprehensive about what we're going to hear. >> i guess we can go over it on my screen. >> she begins to lay out all of the work that she had done on the report. >> and that makes them much less likely to be the subject. they only share centimorgans, definitely not what we expect. a major problem for us. >> we're kinda sitting there listening to this going, is she gonna give us the bad news? when is it coming? >> and we might never find them. >> she just kept us on the edge of our seat. it was excruciating. >> and -- >> you're -- you're really adding a lot of drama for us on this. >> i'm not adding it. i'm feeling it. we've got him. >> are you serious? >> i'm serious. >> wow. wow. >> we've got him, i'm positive. >> it was really emotional. it was a really emotional call. now, we don't take anything for granted at this point, and we have to confirm all this information, but to have a lead like that after 23, 24 years, huge is probably an un

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the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from idaho. the gentleman from idaho is reserving. the gentlelady from connecticut. the gentlelady from connecticut is recognized. ms. delauro: i yield two minutes to mr. blumenauer for two minutes. plawr plawr i appreciate the gentlelady's courtesy. it has adopted and proposal that i had to fully fund the 1.7 million in re-occurring annual appropriations to meet ongoing along the columbia river. these are areas that have been fished by native people but with the construction of the dam projects they were out. there was an octobers to deal with these sites some of which are dealing with year-round housing and the conditions are appalling in terms of lack of sanitation and not prosecutor like that, sewers or water. i am pleased that we are starting to address this opportunity to be able to do right by these native people. it is an rockets long overdue and these are conditions that one does not expect to see in the united states. these are people who have fished in this area for generations and deserve to have the federal government mee

she is in jail in idaho. we are told that she was arraigned today in idaho and is waiting for extradition to california. the parties were happening at santa cruz, lake tahoe and idaho. what do we know about this? october 2020 she rented a home in santa cruz and threw a party for 12 minors. she lined on the rental agreement. there were reports of being extremely intoxicated and trashed the place. carving out parts of the furniture and having a food th code of secrecy. the kids did not tell the cops and she didn't tell her husband. her husband is a tech executive. any comment from him? >> actually we went to their home yesterday and he answered the door. when i asked him about the charges against her all he would say is that it is all untrue. that was the only thing he would comment about. >> it is a tight knit community. did other parents hear about the parties? what is the school saying? >> i talked to a lot of parents and they heard about this woman and the kids just know her as shannon. one parent believes

like tylee is at byu idaho. i mean, you can check that in five minutes, you're from law enforcement. it shows you sort of the unsophistication, the perhaps arrogance on their part that they think they could pull this off. >> i'm curious because you talk about chad and his anti-social behavior. that's one person. now you have lori capable of being a part of this and alex as well. how unusual is it that you would have three people capable of doing something that is unthinkable to almost every human being when it comes to children especially? >> they take on this attitude that, we're superior to everybody else, and we live in a different reality, and the world's going to change. they think the boworld's going end and there's going to be a second coming and they're going to be the king and queen of england after the rest of us disappear. it's such a bizarre, such a high-risk thing to do. >> do you see murder charges coming? >> i'm surprised they haven't come. i think, the juries are gonna look at these two and say,

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in idaho, any type of mask mandate, or vaccination requirement, which there aren't any for idaho public schools, have to go through the local school board. and so that was immediately reversed by the governor when he got back. and we actually saw the same thing happened today. as you saw the tweet from governor little, he actually reverse that while he was in texas, which could actually spark a lawsuit. we don't know yet. >> what's the deal here? this is, normally what happens, in a lot of states, the governor lieutenant governor runs a ticket, like vice president vice president, wears other states where they're independently elected. what is the relationship here. in what is going on? >> that's exactly. right there is not much of a relationship really. you have the with tenet governor, who is a pretty far-right politician, the governor, brad little, is part of the family dynasty of ranchers here in the state. he's much more moderates, and has been around for a very long time. in the idaho political sphere, whereas jim is, has relatively, new not to new, this is your first statewide pos

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here in idaho, the tradition remains strong. the rodeo here is a real bedrock for the community. >> yes, we've been over 100 years producing this rodeo. it's a legend i guess in cambridge. if we didn't have the rodeo, what would we do in august? >> reporter: the cambridge rodeo is a homecoming for the small community. cowboys and cowgirls traveling from all over the west to compete. before i could even think about going, i had a few things to get done. first, outfit change. it's time to get rodeo ready. and i know just the place. idaho cowboy supply company run by molly, who tells you like it is. >> that's a no-no out west. if you're not comfortable when you start out, they're not going to be comfortable when you finish. you know your jeans, pushing them inside your boots. have your boot tops outside. >> a real cowboy doesn't do >> a real cowboy doesn't do that. just show-offs and wannabes. don't do that in idaho. >> reporter: mission accomplished. we are ready. looking the part is one thing. but competing in a rodeo, that takes

and that is protect america protect s idaho first. we are looking forward, and like i said, i'm not going to be backing down. >> tucker: good for you. all of us are created equal by god. no one is responsible for the sins of his ancestors. those are american values. manyone who is against them i think should be taken on. i'm glad that youuc are doing that. thank you very much. >> absolutely. thank you tucker. >> tucker: before we go, you can now watch full episodes of fox prime time. the show, sean, and laura on fox nation. they will be online in the morning after the air with newth developments. we think it's a good one. we'll be back tomorrow. of course, 8:00 p.m. sean hannity right now. >> sean: wait a minute, that's a good developing. nobody asked me. i>> demand a recount. we will last night good luck. >> sean: thanks, tucker. welcome to "hannity." all right, merrick's enemies they are testing joe biden. as per usual, he asked you a very frail, weak, cognitively struggling commander in chief. it doesn't seem like he is up to this

genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> well, this just into cnn. we now have obtained what is the single house impeachment article against the president. this is the article of impeachment the democrats will file today. it points to the false claims he won leading up to and after the election and also in the speech he made to the crowd on january 6th right there in front of the capitol before pro rioters, domestic capitals breached the capitol. what is interesting in this article it cites the republican secretary of state urging him to in the president's words find in a vote to overturn the results in georgia. that's notable, right? clyburn hinted that that might also be a part of this? >> it connectings the two, the incitement to violence but also the lie about the election and other efforts, right to overturn it. >> right. >> that's the issue here, right, it's the violence and the intent of that violence literally to overturn the pressure he applied prior to it. it's remarkable to see this less than a year after you

in idaho, any type of mask man date or vccination requirement, which there aren't any for idaho public schools have to go through the local school board. that was immediately reversed by the governor when he got back. we saw the same thing happen today. as you saw the tweet from the governor little, he reversed that while he was in texas which could spark lawsuit. we don't know yet. >> what's the deal here? normally what happens in a lot of states, the governor runs a ticket like president/vice president. other states where they are independently elected. what's the relationship here and what's going on? >> that's exactly right. there's not much of a relationship really. you have the lieutenant governor who is a pretty far right politician. the governor brad little is part of a family dynasty of ranchers here in states. he's much more moderate and has been around for a long time in the idaho political sphere. she's relatively new, not too new. this is her first statewide position. i mean when the pandemic was really going last summer, for the first surge, there was a point where they d

. >>> there is a battle over the border and it's in idaho? "the lead" starts right now. vile slurs and even physical attacks, hundreds of reports of anti-semitic hate-filled incidents in the united states. can we get a cease-fire at home now. >> swipe right for a vaccine. the white house teaming up with dating apps so you could safely meet your next date at a bar again. and life, liberty and the pursuit of potatoes. why a big chunk of oregon wants to join idaho. >>> welcome to "the lead," everyone, i'm jake tapper. we start with the world lead and foreign policy front and center at the white house this afternoon after praising his own administration's role in brokering a cease-fire barone israel and hamas. president biden today tries to shift his focus to east asia. right now hosting his south korean counterpart at the white house. about president biden has long said competition with china is one of the biggest challenges facing the u.s. stayed and next hour we'll bring you remarks from both of the leaders that are speaking live, but the obstacles in the middle east are

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you might wand to add idaho to that list. that state's governor, brad little, kind enough 0 join us right now to explain why he says this isn't going to fly in his state. governor, why not? >> well, we believe in personal freedoms and choice in idaho. it's just built into our dna. we believe in patient privacy, we believe in individual freedoms. we don't think we ought to be creating different classes of citizens. we want to facilitate the free flow of commerce. so doesn't fit into what we do in idaho. it's the right thing to do. we don't mandate vaccines in idaho. that's -- everybody is well aware of that. we have 30% of our population that is eligible. we're getting there. i frankly think that a passport, a mandatory passport just creates friction and distrust. we want people to do the right thing. >> neil: so if businesses in your state or schools in your state, governor, still would feel safer getting some sort of proof, doesn't have to be a passport that people have been vaccinated, how do you feel about that? this is be

"the idaho statesman" newspaper recently described this crisis standards of care system for idaho as being like the whole state was being put on a dnr. the whole state was being given a do-not-resuscitate order, whether you wanted one or not. the "anchorage daily news" yesterday described what's been happening at alaska's largest hospital in anchorage where they actually as an individual hospital started crisis standards of care before the whole state did tonight. reporting, quote, a triage team using a specific formula to prioritize patients most likely to recover has been asked to help with patient care decisions. one decision, there were four patients who required a special kind of dialysis called continuous renal replacement therapy. four patients required that, but only two of the four could get it. of the two patients who did not receive the therapy, one of them died. the other one survived but remains hospitalized now in a palliative care setting, in a comfort care setting. another decision at the hospital involved deciding which patient got intubated because there were not en

idaho has few if any restrictions and one of the lowest vaccination rates in america. with us now is a doctor who serves on the idaho coronavirus task force and the former ceo of st. luke's health system in boise and dr. goetz from the sacred heart hospital. your frustration comes through, you have talked about information and disinformation and the failure of school officials there to take better, stronger safety measures. what can be done by the governor or other elected leaders there to turn things around at this point? >> well, i don't think that, given what we're dealing with in idaho, that the governor can make people do the right thing. i think what we've got to do is we have got to continue to provide people facts. and we've got to really challenge those that are spreading the disinformation, some of it is some of our elected leaders, some of it doctors, and i think the medical community in idaho is so frustrated that i think you're going to see it is stepping up in terms of combating this misinformation and disinformation. >> and dr. goetz, you've said it's no

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