house, but let s start with alexandria hoff who s tracking the races in three key swing states. reporter: hi, mike. let s start in pennsylvania, dre once-sizable lead that john fetterman once held. on tuesday the two are going to hold their first and only debate putting fetterman s health in focus. he spoke earlier today. you know, we had a stroke back in may. and it really [inaudible conversations] and despite all that, i survived to be back. reporter: fetterman will be relying on closed captions during the debate. oz has questioned whether fetterman is well enough to perform job and will likely have to appear not insensitive on stage. another toss-up, georgia s senate race where senator raphael warnock is facing off against republican candidate herschel walker. this week former president obama will rally support for warnock and for stacey abrams. the former president will also head to detroit to campaign for governor gretchen whitmer who leads tudor dixon although b
professionals like sros to help take some of that weight off of teachers. there are some things that need to be done on a regular basis which include republican drills, but we certainly need teachers thinking about this to some degree. but, yes, we needed to do what we can to take some of that off their back so that they can teach and students can learn. mike: mo canady from the national association of school resource officers, grateful for your time and analysis today. thank you, sir. thank you. thank you. mike: new fox poll showing 8 in 10 parents are concerned about what s being taught in schools as we draw closer to the midterms. with 79% of voters saying they are extremely or very concerned about school curriculum, the only issue worrying parents more is inflation. roughly 7 in 10 parents are concerned about banning books with 73% saying it is a problem. meanwhile, 70% say the problem is not having enough say in what s being taught to their kids, and 6 in 10 saying there is too
in 2018, it was 522. this year we are already at 19,000. meanwhile, the united states under secretary of state for civilian security democracy and human rights is leading a delegation, meeting with panama s president to discuss migration issues in transnational organized crime. we are seeing immense challenges, and we are here to help. under secretary will travel down to the province on this trip to get a firsthand look at where more than 91,000 migrants have crossed so far this year, most of them bound for the u.s. bret. bret: griff jenkins in panama. thank you. up next, new fox poll s on the virginia governor s race, plus reaction from two political insiders. first, beyond our borders tonight, at least 46 people are dead and 41 injured after a fire breaks out at a building in taiwan. 40-year-old commercial and residential building was home to
vaccine protests. and the world health organization will test three drugs to see if they could help treat coronavirus patients. the drugs are typically used to treat other illnesses including malaria, cancer, and immune system disorders. you can find nearby vaccine locations by going to vaccines.gov . in the first new fox poll that we are hearing what americans think about president biden, the rolling government and other things. the team is discussing whether he has the power to overrule governors and mandate coronavirus vaccines and masks. the president took another victory lap over the economy despite disturbing news about inflation which remains at a 20-year high. white house white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off with that from the north lawn. good evening, bret, the historic number of jobs that the president likes to talk about that has been created since he took office all came without and $1 trillion infrastructure package or a $3.5 trillion
basic integrity. he should be impeached. so biden is dropping like a rock here and he didn t say that right now and when he sees what s happening to him, he s no longer the front runner. bret: new fox poll s come about impeachment removal from office, that is how the question was asked. the percentage of those, 51 said he should be impeached and removed, the president, the breakdown is democrats, independents, republicans committee 5% of democrats, 39, you see the switch from till i tune out according to the latest poll out tonight but in the meantime the president s job performance took a little bit ot and this pulled down to 43%, disapprove, 45%, back with the panel. okay, amy, it is a shift. it matches other polls that you are sitting across the board. the question is, the independence and that is really the number to watch. that is the number to watch,