get down to turnout and it s going to my guess is that i m going to be landing at 1:00 a.m. east coast time and that s probably about the time we ll be hearing what the final results are. we re going to win new jersey as well. look, the off year is always unpredictable, especially when we don t have a general election going on at the same time. that s been the case up and down for a long time, especially in virginia turning more and more blue. but having said that, i don t believe and i ve not seen any evidence that whether or not i am doing well or poorly, whether or not i have my agenda passed or not is going to have any real impact on winning or losing. even if we passed my agenda, i wouldn t claim we won because of biden s agenda passed. but i think it s i think it s going to be very close.
i m very encouraged for the future of kids and education because of this moment. martha: so it s interesting that terry mcauliffe brought out randi weingarten, the head of the american federation of teachers last night. what does that tell you about the way the race is going and who he s trying to drum up enthusiasm from as he headed into the final hours here? i was struck by the fact that randi didn t mention students one little bit. also interesting that for a closer for a campaign, you would think you bring in a show-stopper. in this case, he brought in a show-stopper in rani weingarten because she stopped the show for kids. millions were locked out of schools, they bullied the cdc to change mask guidance and they appealed to the biden administration and the
african americans don t want this. these are progressives that is moving on their own agenda that i call a white supremacist agenda to define their society. several local leaders have said if question 2 passes, it will be because white liberals vote for it thinking they re helping the black community even if it s not what a majority of the community wants. martha? martha: garrett, thank you. let s bring in dawn samuels, a former minneapolis city councilmember and now a community advocate and marcus hunter, a college student from north minneapolis whose father was shot and killed and says his neighborhood has become a cemetery as he walks through. thanks for being here. good to have you back on the show. don, as the people of minneapolis go to the voting booth today, what do you want
safer, cleaner, healthier, a place for our children all around the world to look to the future in a way they can t now. so there s so many other things that have happened today that i feel good about. but let me start, if you will, be i ll be happy to take your questions. phil? you got a question? watch you on tv a lot. thanks, mr. president. your disappoint in in chinese actions in rome and the lack of willingness for xi jinping to show up at cop 26. when you assess where things stand rise now in u.s.-china relationships after your first ten months in office, your diplomats have had difficulty engaging with their counter parts. you have chinese military testing a hypersonic missile and
stewardship and enough sense of world leaders to get it right.thanks so very much. i appreciate it. martha: so president biden taking questions in scotland as he prepares to head back to the states. the other big story right now, voting underway here in virginia. wife seen dramatic moments in loudoun county here in the push for parents to have a say over what happens at their children s schools. students and teachers, you cannot be forced to address another person by a pronoun or other sex specific way that you do not believe is accurate. that is compelled speech. it violates the first amendment. i quit. i quit your policies. i quit your trainings and i quit being a cog in a men that tells