couldn t see their teachers speaking to them, especially for young children. we have a friend whose daughter was doing just fine and now has an iep because of speech issues. and obviously reading issues to follow. like i said. it s already confirmed what we already knew. fred, you were on the parent panel with us about two weeks ago. you have an eighth grader in loudoun county schools and ninth grader in private school. who is to blame for all of this? i believe the school boards across the country and here in loudoun county our school board in cahoots colluding with and working with the teacher s unions. national and otherwise to protect the interest of teachers and teacher s careers over the education of our children, which i think should have been their primary focus. ainsley: when is the next
utah, still warm 87 in dallas, 75 atlanta and we are looking at showers and thunderstorms across the southwest to florida. keep your eyes on that. do you like brian kilmeade? oh, yeah, i like brian. that is a good answer. brian: why do you ask that every time when you know. i gave him $10 afterwards. brian: not everybody says yes. it goes up in price each time. [laughter] brian: no more doing that. [laughter] what is a bigger threat come unvaccinated tennis player as australia with back into their country just months after deporting and what a joke that is. rachel campos with one woman, three names takes on the double standard. plus, the parent panel with virginia with voters like you really thinking ahead of them in terms.
president trump in florida, governor ron desantis and congresswoman from hawaii has not yet announced her new party affiliation. brian: it is a good start though. the town hall and then winning some betting firm. hey, ainsley you have a lot coming up straight ahead to. ainsley: i know. it is so hard. i m talking to them but i forget i m on national television. you will have to keep me a line here. karly heath, great to see you too. i didn t say hi this morning, kind of did on fox & friends first but not this hour. top on their minds the biggest concern 25 days away from the midterms and our parent panel is live with the children s curriculum is shaping their vote. that is coming up next. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure.
joined by steve and ainsley, with that woman said about her child in covid and how it affected learning was really, really powerful. of that gentleman in the front when you check the communism box to become a citizen and you become a socialist club i appreciate you sharing their views this morning. thank you so much, pete, we ve had fascinating conversations. i have met with them a lot they have been on our show the last few years because we keep coming back to loud county to talk to our parent panel because they have influenced the elections here and now other people across the country are noticing what they have done here and they want to do it in their communities as well. but, yes, we have had really great conversations digging deep into the issues their kids are going through and what they have seen is so far as test scores are concerned, and the economy with gas prices, police were just doing the story this morning we wake up to hear about