texas turning blue is inevitable. [cheers and applause] inevitable. it will happen. the only question is when, texas. steve: there you have got new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez calling for a blue wave this november in texas. she was rallying for progressive candidate looking unseat one of her current democratic colleagues. is that really going to work in texas? let s talk to texas land commissioner and attorney general candidate george p. bush who as you can see right there joins us from austin. george, good morning to you. good morning. thank you for having me. what do you make of aoc going down to texas to campaign for a democrat who is squaring off against another democrat who apparently wasn t progressive enough for her? well, as is the case she is
scared, frightened, lying in a hospital bed. they do not have to be there. thousands of children have been vaccinated safely. reporter: in massachusetts, 15-year-old kurt ryan passing away tuesday of covid complications after getting sick on christmas. he just got progressively worse. like, actually, it wasn t progressive. it was quick. reporter: his family did not want to talk about kurt s vaccination status. every chance you get, tell the people around you you love them. yep and and how much they mean to you, because you never know when s the last time you ll be able to say it. reporter: across the country, thousands of schools postponing in-person class or going remote. today in los angeles, parents like irene telling us trying to get testing for their kids is like a part-time job. there s nothing available until like two weeks from now. she needs to start school on tuesday. this comes as covid cases break
just saying. january january that s a good point. i m going to stick to ethics could you say. steve: please do. thanks j.d. still ahead new york congresswoman a.o.c. says the reason democrats lost in virginia was because their message wasn t progressive enough that story is coming up in the next hour. and if you are looking for something to watch this weekend. movie critic kevin mccarthy gives us his take on three big movies dropping this weekend that s coming up next right here on fox & friends live from new york city where it s chilly.
census, how do you know i wasn t progressive in my politics then and, frankly, i wanted to live in a multiracial neighborhood and including next to a black family? how can you control for that? yeah. that is a great question, michael. one of the key things we have to look at. a lot of it comes down to that comparing people in the same neighborhood which controls for a lot of things. but the census data is really rich and we can control for a host of things. we can try to look who their parents were or look where they lived and who their neighbors were. we can never be 100% sure because this is an experiment in a laboratory. we feel it is the influence of that neighborhood is changing the politics. do you think this would have applicablity to religion, sexuality, fill in the blank? yeah, sure. it s a really old question about when we live near people that are different than us and have
are republicans salivating at this, the trump administration sl evaluating at this, let them argue around and tear down one of their most celebrated standard bearers, have at it. i think there was a political cartoon that had it well, a boxing arena with all of the candidates knocking each other out and then the referee is declaring president trump the winner of the debates. republicans and conservatives are going, what in the world are these people doing? because the democrats have such an identity crisis. they re attacking obama s legacy because he wasn t progressive, leftist enough, even though he brought this country so far into extremist leftest policies and every 2020 candidate says he wasn t leftist nuture. we need a 33 trillion dollar health care policy and so far into republicans are not stranger to big government and bigger