russian plant. john: 51 former intel officers signed on to the letter, saying it was the earmarks of russian disinformation. sandra: and 52, the man asked to sign but said no. dan hoffman knows a thing or two about russian tactics, joining us new at 2:00. john: welcome back as america reports rolls into a second hour. we have made it to friday, sandra. sandra: we have indeed, john. great to be with you. i m sandra smith in new york. welcome, everyone. plus, parents showing up and speaking out in california. they are letting boys that identify as girls change in the locker room. sandra: a school district s transgender policy reportedly leading to this schoolyard brawl. those details this hour. john: president biden promising to finish the job during his 2024 re-election bid, but as the polls show, americans wonder what finishing the job actually entails. sandra: leaning hard on president s first term accomplishments to get voters on their side so fox news d
the disinformation democrats. that s the focus of tonight s angle. it was only a few weeks ago that we told you that the democrats were very worried. the new york times published a piece quoting various democrat officials who were concerned but had hoped that a conviction of trump would improve biden s chances of winning. well, trump was convicted and this is what happened. it did not move the needle. really not at all. and now, top party leaders are again sounding the alarm, this from axios today. senior democrats including some of president biden s aides are increasingly dubious about his theory for victory in november which relies on voter concerns about january 6th, political violence, democracy and donald trump s character. well, of course they re right to be concerned. this is all failing. the top concerns of voters remain the economy, border, inflation, the cost of everything. and biden has made it all worse. everything they try for their strategy to turn it all around
As the school year draws to a close, students, staff, and families at C.C. Ring Elementary School will bid a fond farewell to a kind and thoughtful leader.
A new elementary school principal, and a new marching band director were appointed Tuesday by the Jamestown Public Schools Board of Education. Michelle Tru