disguised at night, by one count a single state, louisiana had more than 1,000 murders in just a year. the ku klux klan is not the 20th century version, it is essentially confederate soldiers repackaged as of this group trying to retake the south during that time. this was a guerrilla war. these are the people who really had hoped would lead them into the mountains, and they keep fighting. in some areas, three quarters of white men were kkk members. the included law enforcement and judges. it was in this climate that grant, who fell to the only way blacks could secure their rights was with the ballot, championed the 15th amendment. the 15th amendment provides that no citizen can be denied the right to vote based upon race, color, or previous condition of servitude. and that congress shall provide
to blot out the connection to trump and of course what you get is terry mcauliffe trying to emphasize the connection to trump, he said he would endorse trump in 2024. he won t say that the last election was fair and not stolen. he won t talk about january 6th, so you see a clear divide bret: he does say that biden was elected president as a legitimate president. he has said that. but juan, terry mcauliffe won t say that 2000 and 2004 weren t stolen. that s what happened just a week ago here in virginia. i ve been a resident of the commonwealth for 30 years, okay? and in terms of the way that democrats have squandered the selection, the fact that you would have a poll, the monmouth poll which shows that terry mcauliffe has only a four-point advantage on education, which is typically a 20-point issue for democrats, he is squandering this race and it s because he got on the wrong side of the education issue. bret: ben, let me ask you this hold on one second. terry mcauliffe is p
consequential race this year. take a listen to the democrat terry mcauliffe talking about something that really doesn t factor in to the commonwealth of virginia with a filibuster. just to be clear, including scrapping that filibuster, you would support that? whatever it takes to get it done. you know, i m not a senator, there s a reason why i m not a senator to put up with all the foolishness that goes on up there people using all but they ve got to get their work done. people are counting on them. do your job. so i don t care what you call it or what mechanism you use. an election coming up and so his timeline may be a little pressed by that. bret: kimberly, if you re talking with a filibuster in this election, as we look at the polls in virginia, it is very tight, within the margin of error in the latest polls. what about that race and where it stands? well, look, i think the important thing here you look at glenn youngkin, who is the republican candidate, and by all c
covid has changed the book tour a little bit. tomorrow on special report, new poles in the virginia governor s race and a deep dive into what is a consequential race this year setting the table politically for 2022. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that is it for the special report. fair, balanced, and unafraid. be 40 hosted by jesse watters starts right now. hey, jesse. jesse: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to fox news primetime. i m jesse watters, and tonight we start with a look at joe biden s business history, or rather, his lack thereof. you see, biden is economically illiterate. them and has never stuttered of a company or run a business. instead, he spent 50 years as a politician being paid with your time. it looks like he doesn t even pay his own bills. as reporting from the daily mail shows that was hunter who was balancing the family checkbook from their shared bank accounts, more on that later. if so, a man who probably can t
minutes across the country to make their voices heard but instead of addressing their concerns, democrat or likening them to terrorists weaponizing the fbi to intimidate them. big mistake. school board moms are furious about pandemic school closures, mask mandates and teachers unions that put the interest of adults over the interests of kids. they are a rate that schools are indoctrinating their kids with extremist ideologies, teaching them to see everything through the race the prism of race and believe that america is systematically a racist country. they are angry about the illumination of merit-based admissions and gifted and talented programs in the name of diversity. he makes an argument in the washington post, juan, that that issue alone will be the driving issue in that virginia race. well, i think glenn youngkin hopes it will be. you know, he wants to push that hot button, and he wants to define if you look at his ads, you know, we are here i m here in washington, d.