approved, but we re in the middle of a ferocious pandemic here. and i know the advisory committee is going to find that it s very effective in 1/3 of the dose that we re giving adults and find that it s safe. so i predict that they ll vote yes and the f.d.a. will vote yes across the board and we ll see it in pediatrician offices in early november. john: i was going to ask you about that. let me get you to back up a little tiny bit there. how does this vaccine for parents at home who are considering this differ from the adult or older children dose? well, only in dose. it s only 1/3 the dose which is good news for those who are worried about side effects of the vaccine. i m not that worried about it. i m not trying to downplay that. in other words, people are worried about myocarditis. that s maybe 5 in 100,000 teens got that at a much leftier dose. i m worried about long covid in kids and also the idea that kids can spread it to those around them. we re seeing cognitive changes
partially walked back this letter saying that some of the language in it should not have been used. yet, she is still on the board at the department of education and the attorney general still has not called off the f.b.i. that s because they want to send a signal to parents, don t get involved. don t be engaged. if you do so, you re going to create problems for you and your family and it s just too dangerous to go out there and do this. let big government take care of it. let those in charge take care of it. that is the fundamental difference between the republican approach and the democratic approach. that s why youngkin who should be losing by all accounts by about 10 percentage points has a real shot at actually pulling off this election because parents are fed up with it. they don t see it as a republican and democratic issue, they see it about their kids. in this case, the republicans, youngkin is in the right position on this, and terry mcauliffe has said multiple times what h
one in three teen girls. teens blame instagram for anxiety and depression. you re not just concerned about that you re concerned about the chinese communist party taking a seat on the board of byte dance, which is tik tok. you asked so two other concerns there. possible censoring of conservative content and what data might be shared with the chinese communist party. yes. there s a close relationship with big tech and the chinese communist party. it s of grave concern when you consider how much information these tech companies are collecting on us. think about our children in particular. it s clear that they know that
assessment governing board overseeing student progress, a key organization that determines federal education policies. back here in loudoun county, we expect another school board meeting later this afternoon. sandra, you might want to pass me off to fox weather. we have an emerging situation out here. we see the flags blowing. we hear the wind, mike in loudoun county. john? john: let s bring in jason, former utah congressman and fox news contributor. good to see you. let s talk about viola garcia appointed to this national assessment and governing board. she is, as mike mentioned, the president of the national school boards association and the one that sent that letter to president biden asking that people who disrupt these school board meetings potentially be characterized and considered as domestic terrorists. apparently, the association had been talking to the white house for weeks before this letter was sent and then her appointment to the department of education board came two
popular you wouldn t have to see this administration and president biden spending so much time selling it, katie? well, they re trying to sell something that s not necessarily written yet, right? negotiations are still ongoing. don t necessarily have a final bill at this point or even a final number in terms of what they want to spend. americans are smart. they re looking at their own pocketbook, they re looking at the fact that we spent $2 trillion in a so-called stimulus package earlier this year that has spiked up inflation and now they re thinking, are we really going to spend trillions more dollars? i mean, the idea that we are talking about now a pared down piece of legislation that is going to cost $2 trillion instead of $3.5 trillion really is astonishing given how much money we spent over the last year and a half to combat covid. so democrats are desperate. joe biden s approval ratings continue to go down across the board in poll after poll. they want to win. and finally, yo