brian: all right patrick henry college is the place we sent ainsley, spend, expand, expand and we find out what the people think. this is cash which is exactly what pete described his and his bank account, so there is so much already this morning. hey, ainsley. ainsley: hey, brian, kay pete. yes, we travel down here last night for an hour outside of the airport in d.c. we are back in loudoun county. we talked to so many of these beautiful individuals over the course of what a year, year and a half wind glenn youngkin running against terry mcauliffe. terry mcauliffe looked in on the coffin comment when parents should decide what s being taught in their schools. pete you wrote a book about this, the parent spoke out and won so we wanted to talk to them ahead of midterms to find out what their issues are. pete: we talk a lot about crime, inflation, the border but education is always bubbling to the top for parents and still ongoing weather virginia all the weight a
classrooms, is that what you are hearing? ainsley: absolutely. we will ask them in just a moment what their main concerns are. i was asking them before we went on air and the majority of them said education number one. how many education number one? see, look at this. how many crime? crime issue? inflation? inflation? what about political climate or the democracy where the future of our country? yeah. so we will get into some of these issues and find out what their thoughts are in many of them have made changes. summer doing private schools. summer doing homeschool. and we have talked about how we have seen wonderful changes in their kids lives because of it. brian: and pete hegseth school soon. one thing to us the crowd before it started. where is climate change and what ranking climate change? ainsley: they are laughing, number three for you?