john: used to make the trip from washington, d.c., to wilmington every weekend. frequent traveler. sandra: the story anchor martha maccallum joining us now. at times, he got so loud i had to pull the earpiece but he did seem to be addressing the crowd with a certain level of enthusiasm. yes. president biden in my home state of new jersey today where there was a very interesting governor s race that is getting more interesting by the day as we watch phil murphy who is the incumbent go against a former assembly member in the state of new jersey. this was a 20% spread race throughout the summer so a lot of people haven t paid a lot of attention to it but it s really interesting as you watch president biden s numbers slide and we see the tightening of the race in virginia, seems like there s a bit of runoff happening from that in new jersey as well as voters take a look at what s going on both of the presidential level and in their home state because now the race between murphy is
john: a lot of unanswered questions, jonathan hunt for us in los angeles. sandra: tired of rising gas prices and the higher cost of groceries? there may not be any relief at any time soon. twitter ceo jack dorsey is now tweeting this grim morning. hyperinflation is going to change everything. it s happening. joining us as fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino, something about jack dorsey s tweets, some of them are head-scratchers but he gets people s attention, has millions of followers but here he is chiming in on the inflation debate and it appears he is getting some attention for saying this isn t going away anytime soon. in fact, forecasting this could get a whole lot worse. and he doesn t just tweet about anything, he tweets about major issues and i know him a little bit, a very serious guy and he s not some right winger, let s be real clear here. usually the inflation stuff, the democrats are trying to pointed
the company makes a judgment based on content, not the entire breitbart site and the facebook material met its requirements including abiding by rules of misno, sir. facebook telling fox business, we make changes to reduce problematic or low quality content to improve experiences, not because of a page s point of view. a lot of questions about that today. fox business reviewing literally thousands of pages of documents, new documents that show other employees making the same statements, very concerned about facebook. so in house, it s a big fight over these very issues. sandra: fascinating story. thanks, gerri. john, that does it for us. i hear market news. what are john: facebook is a trillion dollar company as is amazon, alphabet, google and apple, which is the highest market
that just shows that there was never any basis for this at all and had to be accountable for it. 53% believe that school boards do need some protection from threats or actual potential violence also 40% believe this is just trying to stop opposition of people upset with those mandates. the attorney general will go ahead and meet in front of the senate judiciary committee in two days in front of thehe house last week, senate this week going to be in all holds barred no holds barred kitchen sink anything they can ask them, expect this topic to come up. john: this apology letter adds a little more fish to the broth so we will see how that goes in a couple of days. david spunt at the justice department, thank you. you ve got to wonder, did the
virginia. sandra: reporting from fairfax forest, thank you. john: the national school boards association says it regrets it s a letter to the president comparing the actions of some parents to domestic terrorism. while they may have apologize, democrats and the doj brushing off concerned parents. washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor charlie hurt joins us with his reaction. this is obviously a major walk back of the national school boards association. let s put up part of what they said in their retraction, they said we regret and apologize for the letter that was no justification for some of the language that was included in the letter. the attorney general merrick garland said he is satisfied with the walk back in the apology which leads me to wonder did the doj have the mistake here and putting pressure on the school boards association to walk it back and then it also raises questions