achievement. and maybe on another scholarship application for a corporate scholarship or something. so, some of these kids were unable to put it there. i think that s why we have an investigation. we don t know and it s just suspicious, going from one school to all of a sudden a dozen is like the biden documents, first there is one document and then they discover more and more. so we hope the attorney general gets to the bottom of it. john: you wrote about this in the wall street journal calling it the new structural racism. in part, what makes asian-american achievement so resented by our equity warriors, exposes as false the narrative of a racist america where minorities can t succeed. this progressive distaken for asian-americans amplified by moms and dads who believe they should have a say in their kids education. i mean, we had a korean neighbor of ours over for dinner on saturday night, she attended thomas jefferson, she is heavily
they want to see us fixing the problems at the pump and the grocery store and their kids education. that is important and being delayed in this process while they have a great game and they continue to get this media they earned like they re more conservative or better than the rest of us. neil: i ll leave you with a final question. i know your answer, sir. we re now in the middle of this vote almost done. it is done, a you lly. again, same results. we can t keep doing this, right? certainly you and your colleagues in the back of your minds thinking, is there an alternative or are you going to keep doing this? we ve committed to kevin. there s nothing to show us that kevin should not be there. he s earned the opportunity. neil: he might have but he s not getting the numbers are not budging for him. is there a point that you say, i love you, kevin, we love you, kevin. you re just not getting to the
that s for the minor leagues. we re in the major leagues now and we re going to compete to get our taxes down, corporate rates and individual rates so people will stay here and move here and businesses will stay here and move here. martha: we remember that moment in your debate against terry mcauliffe, the former governor. he said that parents should be telling schools what they should teach. it really turned out to be the seminole moment that brought you in to the governor s position here in virginia. i m not going to let parents come in to schools and take books out, make their own decisions. you vetoed it. stop the bill. i don t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. you believe school systems should tell people what to do. i believe should be in charge of their kids education. martha: how are parents more in power now than then? we had landmark legislation
mental illness all they want in the comfort of their home. when you put them in charge of children, we re talking about a new type of indoctrination. that s terrifying seeing these people in charge of our kids education. if he has to grieve over his dead wife, he can grieve privately. but wearing his deceased wife s dress and putting on lipstick and growing your hair out and insisting what grade is this? this is elementary school. these are young vulnerable minds. the teachers, the rest of the school board are identifying him as misses as he talked in a man s voice. so to see these parents take no responsibility for the education of these kids and to teach them true right and wrong and true biology and true facts and science and truths is just so alarming that we have this in the school system. real quick.
has to be stopped in the senate. this has to be mitch mcconnell, the house leading the way. what s and then when the new congress, when you were sworn in, when the new congress was sworn in, you will have the ability to have a say and you will be able to cut the waste. the fraud and the abuse, which was part of your commitment to america. that would be your first promise fulfilled. right. i think about what else we could put in this appropriation bill we could put in about securing the border. we have put in about energy independence, irs ability to exert. exactly. but think about the democrats have been in power. they ve had the house, the senate and the presidency, and they didn t do this job. so why would republicans help them now to put in the things they care about? why not wait twenty one days and what what the american public just said in the last election, to have a new direction that become energy independent, take away these eighty seven thousand new irs agents, make the bo