sean: no, you won t. laura: yes, i will. sean: not happening. laura: i m laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from washington. a few months ago rhode island mother filed dozens of requests for public records about what her daughter was being taught in school. in response, local chapter of the nea is suing the mother because she dared to ask questions. but first, big apple, big mass, big lesson. that s the focus of tonight s angle. of the many ludicrous things joe biden said today when touting his so-called infrastructure bill, one moment stood out during the mostly friendly q&a with reporters. how would you assess his ten and a half years as governor? in terms of his personal behavior or what he s done as a governor? what he s done as a governor. he has done a hell of a job, hell have a job. i mean, both on everything from access to voting tape or structure, the whole range of things. that s why it s so sad. laura: think about it, what is sad is t
highly politicized agendas. for that teacher to go up there that s brave. afghan leaders got to fight for themselves. we re watching the bloody collapse of kabul and its government right before our eyes. good morning, everybody, we re starting with a live look at d.c. and a fox news alert. two hours ago the u.s. senate passed democrat s $3.5 trillion budget blueprint. ainsley: right about 4:00 a.m. in morning. packed with funding for liberal agenda items including climate change and free community college. brian: still going to hack it up between moderates and liberals and of course got get through the other chamber. griff jenkins joins us live. what is a blueprint and why is it so costly. good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. the pliewnt is just the first step that the democrats took to get to the passage of this massive $3.on budget bill. now, it was straight down party lines, 50, 49. one republican was absent. the partisan vote leaving party leaders at odds on th
covering. fellow squad member aoc even liking when the pictures on instagram without breaking details and allied reports. i know another deadly violence we can an american big cities. a new video of a brutal beating and robbery in broad daylight on the streets of seattle. meanwhile, squad member cori bush has been backing down from her push to defund the police. while private security to protect her. and those i want texas democrats now suing governor greg abbott and other leaders over anxiety and stress caused by efforts to force them to return home. we begin tonight with a pandemic and yet another round of democratic leaders appearing to ignore the masking guidelines and other recommendations out there. correspondent rich edson is tracking the story line. nice to see you, rich. good evening, shayna. and with an aggressive variant and covid-19 searching across the country, the centers for disease control recommends that even vaccinated americans, and in many cases, where m
okay, kids, don t wear masks. then you find out retrospectively that this virus in a strange and unusual way is really hitting kids really hard but hopefully this will be a temporary thing, temporary enough that it doesn t have a negative lasting impact on them. robert redfield echoing dr. fauci on the transmission of the delta variant but he is pushing for kids to get back into schools. redfield noted there are few cdc studies that involve children wearing masks in a classroom setting. these policies should be grounded in data as opposed to opinion. this as florida governor ron de santis announcing the florida board of education may withhold the salaries of school officials who choose to require masks in schools against his executive order. six counties are rejecting the governor s mandate and requiring masks or of have made them optional and in texas the dallas school board voting to require masks in defiance of governor greg abbott s executive order. lloyd austin
in has to be locally decided in the absence of data. i believe that masks are better than having received the vaccine that didn t work new. but that s not to say that i m convinced that we can make the statements that the best way to protect kids in school is as some has advocated universal masking. better ventilation and sanitation and routine testing twice a week. reinforcing in parents they don t send their kids to school if they re sick or if siblings are sick. dana: betsy devos is standing by with her reaction to all of this and casey stiegel is live in dallas this morning. good morning. most dallas schools don t officially start until next monday but starting today anyone visiting or returning to a public school campus now required to wear a facemask. that decision was made by the superintendent here citing the health and well-being of students and staff because of the highly contagious delta variant of covid. it is a move that openly defies governor s ban on scho