with leaders. so is there finally an end in sight? there is still a lot of work to be done, but we continue to believe that an agreement is possible. brian: plus, round two second impeachment vote on the table secretary mayorkas after last minute vote switch yesterday. lawrence: illegal strip clubs and terrorized neighbors. squatters are taking over more than a 1,000 homes in atlanta. ainsley: fox & friends starts right now and remember, everyone, mornings are better with friends. why don t you participate? brian: i m not sure. steve: and mornings are better with news. so let s turn to the race for the white house. nikki haley waking up this morning to a loss in nevada as nearly 63% of republican primary vote goes to none of these candidates instead of her. she was still declared victor, however. ainsley: none of these candidates. you can check that box? brian: former president was not on the ballot. he opted out and will instead take part in the caucuse
filed federal discrimination complaint against mary lynn elementary school in atlanta. and she says the school is segregated or has segregated students based on their race. she went in to talk to the principal. ainsley: meaning black kids are in one class and white kids are in the other class. steve: she went in to talk to a principal by the name of sharon briscoe, the principal who is black. apparently put black students into two classes with two different teachers while white students were put in six classes with six different teachers, she found out about it when she called the principal s office and asked about putting her child into a different class. because she thought she knew she heard about this other teacher, thought a better fit for my child. here she is on prime time last night describing what she has learned was going on at her kids kid s school. i informed her of the teacher that was the best fit for my student.
we re honoring those who have sacrificed their lives in order for us to use your first amendment right. michael, i know you had a run-in with police in las vegas last month, did something about that incident impact your views on speaking out or demonstrating? no. it didn t impact by views, what impacted by views was the mass incarceration of african-americans. 70% of the people in jail are african-american. police brutality, that s what influences me. colin kaepernick influenced me to keep pushing forward. we re not talking about the flag or the military. even after world war ii, african-american men came back to feel subhuman when they came back to society. they didn t have rights. they had to face jim crow and they still couldn t vote with vietnam. it s still about the rights people want, the equality we see that s fit for every single human. i don t feel like i should have a different conversation with my kids kid s than a white american