is an indictment which there may not be and number two to react to some of those protests potentially in new york and other places. bret? bret: david, we have just gotten a video from the former president. we will play some of that with the panel in a bit. thank you. you bet. bret: stocks were off amid worries of the banking scare. the dow lost 385. the 17500 down 44 the nasdaq fell 87. for the week the dow dropped 15th hundreds of a percentage point. the nasdaq gained almost 4.5. up next the difference between what democrats say about trump border policy and the biden approach, even though much of it is the same. first, here s what some of our fox affiliates around of the country are covering tonight. fox 45 in atlanta as farm workers march 45 miles from one of the poorest communities in the state to one of the richest. trying to pressure retailers to leverage purchasing power for better pay and working conditions. fox 4 in dallas with the clean-up from severe storms that hit no
they 35 parents lost children to fentanyl laced drugs bought on snapchat. i think the more parents know about this, the more frank conversations they can have with their kids, the more lives that will be spared. last month the dea called on big tech to do more. social media is truly the super highway of drugs. right now we are not seeing sufficient accountability for the lives being lost. snapchat tells fox it has updated technology drug dealers and new pool for parents to monitor and reported concerning activity. bret? thank you, welcome aboard. in tonight s wherever happened to segment, the uproar over election form in georgia. remember that? when it was passed two years ago democrats decried it as racist.
elementary school. alicia, i want to go to you first. from my understanding, 7% of the kids across the entire school district could be proficient but in 23 of the schools it was zero proficiency. this is so scary and heartbreaking and good for the fox 45 news station doing the work on this because they are trying so hard to get answers and you have to hear this as well, one of the school officials there, unelected leader was asked by fox 45 and they were going to respond to their e-mails and official said you do a story about students who are succeeding in city school, you never do and then the station further asked, who do you hold accountable for the test scores? the answer was your boss and the distorted cover to provide blaming the media for test scores. now you know where the sadness begins, it begins at the top because clearly they are not
this century around 2000, 70% of americans said who were catholic, said they belong to a church. that number is below majority for the first time was 47%. think about that in 25 years, the church has lost too many people. putting this at the forefront and remember how many people watch the super bowl, we are talking tomorrow on fox, 105 million people. compared to the mbi finals, 18 billion. world series get 15 million, the most-watched program by the country mile and to have that but if message during this broadcast, i think it certainly will help but i m old enough to remember tim people. when he was mocked and criticized for praying on the field. is a stereotype if you are a straight white man, you don t get to virtue signal. real quick, it s not about being overly row christian, is the idea that your convictions and
these things laundry list of programmatic ideas they tend not to be very thematic. they tend not to be particularly moving. in fact, i think i can remember about three or four lines from covering these things since the 1970s. so, there you go. i think it tends to be an event the world little notes and long remembers. but, at the time it, can seem like a big deal. i suspect it will be a good night tomorrow night for netflix. bret: we won t put that on the promo. brit, thank you very much. brit: you bet. bret: concerns over interest rate hikes to come sent stocks down. the dow lost 35. the s&p 500 fell 25. the nasdaq was off 119.5. up next, our common ground segment. we hear from two of the leaders of the national governor s association, a democrat and a republican about finding some agreement on the problems they face in their states. first, here s what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 45 in baltimore as federal