schools. what he hopes to accomplish in this hour of "fox and friends first." you're watching first, i'm griff jenkins in for carley shimkus. >> todd: great to be with you, i'm todd piro. efforts to overhaul the election system and facing off as members of their own party stand in the way. >> live in washington, senate will debate filibuster reform today. alexand dria. >> it account play out like intervention with democrats speaking to moderate colleagues joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. the two received criticism from democrats during martin luther king day events. without the change republicans can and will block sweeping voting -- majority leader schumer said this. >> since we only have 50 democrats in razor thin majority, only path forward on this important issue is to change the rules and right now there are two democrats who don't want to make that change. that doesn't mean the fight is over, far from it. >> live look at the capitol, senate democrats are utilizing tactic to prompt a vote on the rules change tomorrow. louisiana senator republican john kennedy feels this latest push for voting legislation is way for democrats to change the subject from inflation, covid-19 and the border. on the filibuster he added this. >> the biden administration's effort to get rid of it is 60-vote threshold in the senate is not about a senate that doesn't work. it is about a woke agenda that doesn't sell. getting rid of the 60 vote threshold in the senate, in my judgment, would be like giving whiskey and car keys to a teenage boy. >> here is where things get technical. prior attempts to debate voting rights about been blocked by the filibuster. to start the debate today, democrats are exercising procedural loophole bringing up legislation about nasa. >> todd: thank you. did you see this, speaker nancy pelosi using mlk day to push for filibuster changes because according to her founding fathers would want to bump bipartisan and nationalize -- >> along with abraham lincoln, george washington, thomas jefferson, all of them with tears in their eyes for the departure from our democracy. we cannot confine democracy to what might be bipartisan possible. >> the left works to overhaul election majority of americans say they refer republicans over democrats marking shift in political preference over the course of 2021. 47% prefer gop, one year ago, democrats held that advantage at 49% compared to just 40% for republicans. >> that is quite a turn. senator tom cotton react thanksgiving way to encouraging news for his party. listen. >> so many more americans are registering as republicans. reagan said he didn't leave the democratic party, it left him. that is what you have seen in this lurch under president biden. they know we will protect them, our families and our country, that is what americans expect us to do and more americans are turning to us to do that job. >> michigan democrats scrambling to apologize after posting they don't think parents should be involved in public education. >> brooke joins us live with details on that now deleted post. >> good morning, guys. michigan is the latest battleground for education after the state democratic party dismissed parent's role of what their kids learn in the classroom. in a now deleted facebook post democrats wrote not sure where this parents should control what is taught in schools because they are our kid system originating, adding purpose of public education in public schools is not to teach kids what parents want them to be taught, it is to teach them what society needs to know. the party removed the statement entirely saying the post does not reflect the views of michigan democrats and should not be misinterpret said as statement from candidates. the message is at awkward time for governor gretchen whitmer, who is facing tough re-election year. candidate for governor, james craig, issuing blistering rebuke saying some in gretchen whitmer's party are continuing democrats across country who want parents taken out of the equation and educating their own children. craig, calling it disgraceful and saying it shows aa genda of indoctrination, not education. this after parents rallied behind glenn youngkin after mcauliffe said parents should not have a say in their children's education. new leadership is ready to tackle education head on banning critical race theory and moving to give parents a greater say in what their kids learn. >> todd: thank you very much. >> griff: republican attorney general announcing an investigation into the loudoun county school district within hours of taking office. in a statement, jason miyares writing, one reason virginiians get fed up with government is lack of transparency and that is a big issue here. loudoun county public school covered up a sexual assault on school grounds leading to an additional assault of a young girl. jason miyares says virginia parole board will be investigateod allegations of releasing violent criminals early 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>> jack: this is sad. i serve on the board of the federal enforcement homeland foundation. we give grants to families who have fallen officers and enforce ments officers. we've seen the spike and it is sad when the culture has changed around us starting from elementary school through the prisons. the approach to rahad bailtation, respect for law enforcement is not taught to kids like it used to be. we have a crisis in our country. you see it, you you see it with police officers, you see it with smash-and-grabs and the spike in shootings and homicide necessary inner city areas and some point, we have to step back and understand you cannot promote and push liberal policies and create a culture, one that doesn't respect law enforcement officers and two that didn't respect authority in general. that is what we're seeing take place across our nation right now. >> griff: jack, just a few blocks down the street from me and down the street from capitol hill, the memorial wall, officers' names will be on that wall. do you believe that both sides, republicans and democrats, need to take a different tact? >> jack: 100%, we have to. it is not right. law enforcement agencies are having a difficult time hiring. people don't want to go into the industry anymore, police officers understand they are not respected the same way. it will have a direct reflect on our communities, which it already is. when you have 100, 200% spike in crime in certain cities we know we've approach third degree wrong. republican or democrat, we got to come together now, a lawless nation is a nation that is failing and we cannot continue to accept this and it starts with policy, with getting back to law and order and demanding respect for law enforcement, changing the way we speak about officers, whether the rappers or singers or entertainers that go out and want to talk about police officers as if they are the enemy, we got to get back to reality in this nation again. >> griff: i want to change gears with you while we have you, jack. talk about transgender swimmer lia thomas at university of pennsylvania likening herself to jacky robinson. now according to one of her teammates, who said she laughs about it and mocks the situation instead of caring or showing she cares about what she's doing or doing to her teammates, she's not sympathetic or empathoetic at all, as we know. thomas has been demolishing swimming records. is she the jackie robinson of transgender sports? >> jack: he was born as well and that is what i will call him. this is another reneglection of the left's attempt to take away masculinity, the left's attempt to take away reality. this is a mental health issue, this young man has a mental health issue, a lot of people who don't understand their identity have a mental health issue tochlt disrespect jackie robinson, african americans were enslaved in this nation and went through segregation and jim crow and so many other things and for you to compare yourself to jackie robinson shows he is mentally ill. we need to pray for him and this nation right now because we're promoting and pushing this agenda identity on our children and it must stop, it must understand. this is absolutely ridiculous and in my house, his name is will. >> griff: regardless how anyone feels the ncaa will be reviewing the situation later this week. jack, thank you very much. >> jack: god bless you. >> todd: a manhunt underway for the person accused of killing this ucla grad student working at a furniture store. we have the horrific details of the senseless murder and what we know about the suspect. we are unpacking it with, it is tuesday, tomi lahren and tomi tuesday time and president biden spending time ark way from the white house. break down the number of days he spent in delaware next. ♪ elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements which may be permanent. high cholesterol and weight gain, and high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death, may occur. side effects may not appear for several weeks. common side effects include sleepiness and stomach issues. movement dysfunction and restlessness are also common. you are greater than your bipolar i. ask about vraylar. look! oh my god... oh wow. i want my daughter riley to know about her ancestors and how important it is to know who you are and to know where you came from. doesn't that look like your papa? 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>> tomi: you will start to see big changes. it is one thing when this impacts ghettos and inner city, it is another thing when it impacts nice cities. that is sad to say, every american should be safe. that is not the case in places like california. democrats and activist d.a.'s need to be asked, what is your motivation forking soft on criminals and crime? why are you motivated to respect the lowest denominator of citizens and not looking to protect citizens. democrats need to answer for that and they will answer in mid-terms. i wish it didn't take an election cycle to make big changes, but sometimes it does. we have big opportunity to make big changes in november. >> todd: speaking of not a change, going back to the past. a former top advisor to bill clinton says there is a good chance hillary will run if joe biden loses congress in midterm. cue up dick morris. >> hillary has set up a brilliant strategy, a zero sum gain with him. the work he does, what she does, she positioned herself as democratic alternative to biden, not just to biden, but to extreme left in the democratic party. >> todd: tomi, how bad if democrats have to turn to hillary clinton as their savior? >> tomi: you almost have to feel badly for the democratic party, a two-time loser hillary clinton couldn't beat donald trump and policy couldn't beat donald trump. they don't see hillary clinton as alternative to joe biden. the fact democrats think they should resurrect hillary's dead political career and she will be the savior for the party shows how tone deaf they are about the will and want of the american people. we want america first policies, we want to feel safe at the southern border. hillary clinton is not the woman to do that. it goes to show, when you have president like joe biden and vice president kamala harris poorly liked and hillary clinton is next in line. go back to the drawing board and come up with something new for a change. tobed nobody has a worst -- check out final thoughts with tomi, available on fox nation. thank you. >> griff: todd, no place like home, president biden spent quarter of first year as president in delaware, he spent part of it 101 days so far in his home state at his primary residence in wilmington or his vacation home. his team says he simply likes being home. critics are raising concern who may be trying to influence public policy. biden refuses to share visitor logs for his delaware homes. >> todd: interesting. contributor says don't blame joe biden or kamala harris for administration's failure. >> the problem for democrats, not they have bad leaders, they have bad followers. >> griff: joe concha has thoughts about that, he's up next. ♪ i want it that away. ♪ ♪ plaque psoriasis, the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®... ask you doctor about tremfya® today. >> that is a good thing, success can breed success. he is putting the full force of the presidency behind him. problem for the democrats is not they have bad leaders, they have bad followers. >> griff: that is cnn contributor paul redirecting blame for the biden administration failure away from joe and kamala harris. joe concha joins me now. joe, who is he talking about? who are the bad followers? >> joe: it is your basket of deplorables moment for democratic voters. paul begala says joe biden's presidency is imploding not because of his mistakes like the deadly afghanistan withdrawal or pushing spending trillions amid inflation or record-breaking homicides in 16 cities or the border being wide open or attempts to blowup the filibuster on voting rights, all that isn't his fault, it is his followers. i can't wait to see the dnc bumper sticker on this know wo. when you point the finger at voters, republican or democratic voters, that will not sit well with voters. >> griff: it is a shot at manchin and kyrsten sinema, the two refusing to kill the filibuster. the bullying and shaming is continuing. >> joe: yeah, you wonder if that will change minds if he's talking about manchin and kyrsten sinema, when you continually bash them and attack them personally and this is just the way i would react, i would be more grounded in my position than saying, i should go along with the pack, it really is profile encouraged by both and they will not change their mind on the filibuster or additional spending. the white house knows it, pundits know it, they are in real trouble on that front. >> griff: glenn youngkin is taking shots from jen psaki at the white house over allowing parents to opt out of mask mandates this sweet tw jen psaki. hithere, arlington county parent here, thanks to the school for standing up for kids, teachers and why is the secretary attacking a new virginia governor? >> glenn youngkin was elected, jen psaki was not selected, she was elected now she is out there. america has consequences and glenn youngkin won despite every democratic heavy hitter coming to campaign for him. and can you believe it, glenn youngkin is enacting campaign promises on day one. you got to love the white house press secretary. when it comes to mask, the white house briefing room, we watch this everyday, reporters are vaccinated and masked up. jen psaki is exempt from this rule during press briefings and look, everybody is socially distanced in the room now and for whatever reason, she is above that law in that room and all the other reporters in there, most are not speaking, are masked up. i wonder why there are rules for gen and not everybody else. >> griff: joe, why would she weigh in when we just saw glenn youngkin get elected. she could have not weighed in and doubled down on what cost many believe cost mcauliffe the election. >> joe: terry mcauliffe included randy weingarden, head of the largest teachers union and risk being anti-party parent when it comes to things. the mask mandate is buried in pararkgraph 12. glenn youngkin is not saying all kids must take masks off and all parents must obey. the law is to give parents choice, what we ran on. if you want to put your kid in a mask, go ahead, that issin foo. if you don't want to, you can't be told to do that. go figure, giving parents option to do what they want with their kids. the data over and over again shows masks in schools whether you are wearings them or doesn't wear them has no real impact on transmiss iblt jen psaki is talking about. allow our kids to start learning without a mask on. facial nonverbal communication is extremely important. >> griff: this may get resolved in the courts. we'll be talking to the newly minted attorney general jason miyares. joey joe have a great today. >> joe: suffers up, get to a beach somewhere. >> griff: janice dean is here with the forecast. my driveway is a sheet of ice right now. >> janice: yes, be careful. don't go outside, todd, we need you. do not go outside. the temperature is cold, the ice and snow will stick around. another coming in later this week. parts of new york close to two feet, close to two feet in north carolina, the mountains there and in iowa, foot of snow. this was a widespread storm system that started in the plains midwest, mid-atlantic toward the northeast. we are dealing with gusty winds, speaking of which hurricane force winds up and down the east coast in new jersey, massachusetts, maine, 73 miles per hour, it was a big storm system. it has exited the coast, we will see potential for lake effect snow. we have a clipper system on the way along the coast, we've got bitter wind chill interior sections that is air temperature. with wind chill it feels colder than that. there is future track, we have next system that will bring rain, also freezing rain and potentially ice across the mississippi and tennessee river valley. this is one we'll watch wednesday and thursday and potential for severe storms, as well. hail, damaging winds and possibility of isolated tornados in texas through louisiana and toward mississippi and arkansas. we'll keep you up to date on that. todd, stay warm. sounds like you have a cold, i hope you are taking lots of medicine and chicken noodle soup and all that stuff. >> todd: i don't know what happened, i woke up this morning and i can't talk. my family is thrilled, sorry about the newscast. >> griff: bitter winter chill. janice dean, thank you. the part owner of n.b.a. second most valuable franchise says people don't care about human rights abuses by china. >> when i say i care, i am lying if i don't care. >> griff: that is not sitting well with boston celtics player enes kanter. cheryl casone has more on that next. ♪ ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? 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tonight 8 p.m. eastern time, american dream home, we're going to florida and will be going to vail, colorado. both couples decided to leave bigger cities, i can't imagine why. >> griff: cheryl casone, thank you. voters electing republicans in virginia and not wasting time when it comes to getting things done. we're talking to the attorney general about the investigations already taking place under his watch. >> todd: first talking with brian kilmeade on what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: ready to go, coming up on our show, unless someone loaded wrong prompter, father of a ucla student brutally murdered while working in a furniture store in daylight. brianna kupfer's dad will join us live. and senator robert marshall is here and he will discuss the fauci act. and victoria sparks relate to tension in russia and there is a lot of them. will cain and william terrel. don't touch the remote and gradually get dressed, your three-day weekend is over. my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza . . it's nice people focus more on me. ask your doctor about ingrezza, #1 prescribed for td. learn how you could pay as little as zero dollars at ingrezza.com. >> when it comes to lawlessness, i want to be crystal clear. if we won't tolerate it in the communities across the commonwealth, then we certainly won't tolerate it within a state agency. on saturday, i fired the entire parole board. and i asked attorney general myrez to begin an investigation into what happened. >> todd: virginia governor glenn youngkin crack town on crime leading the investigation just days after taking office. the new attorney general joins us now. first, congratulations, secondly, you wasted no time, just hours after being sworn in launching an investigation into the parole board. why are you doing this and what do you intend to find? >> well, you had two huge scandals that hit virginia. and there has been no accountability and no transparency. you had a parole board that was literally letting out cop killers, murderers and rapists and not notifying the family or victims. talking about individuals that had not one, not two, but three life sentences without the possibility of parole. the family of the victim would find out when they would hear it on the local news there has been no accountability, no transparency. that's number one. step number 2 is the tragedy that happened in loudoun county with the sexual assault that happened in the school system and that candidly traces back to when the far left liberal monopoly was in control the last two years in richmond that passed these criminal first, victim last mindset bills that said hey we are going to end the mandatory reporting requirement of sexual assault in schools. that's what this is about, it's about accountability and transparency? government. something we desperately need. that was something that glenn youngkin ran on. something i ran on. and from day one within an hour of us being sworn, in we began the investigation. we are moving forward and we are excited to get to work. >> todd: will your election results from this november will be repeated next november, this upcoming november in states not just rae but throughout the nation as people, parents, everybody fights back on these woke leftist policies that are literally getting people killed? >> wow, i like to joke once you go woke you go broke. i think there is going to be a reckoning this november. people sees not just what happened in virginia and richmond. we obviously not only have one in richmond we have one in washington. listen, when we were out on the campaign trail i said if you are upset with what's happening in washington. you don't have to wait until 2022 to vote to voice your displeasure. can you make your voice known here in virginia. i think voters are anxious to push back. gallup came out this morning with a 9 point shift in party preference nationally. people are seeing this far left quasisocialist policy. we saw glenn youngkin and sears this is about empowerment. when mcauliffe said parents shouldn't have any say in the upbringing of their children that told me never bothered to read what's in the virginia constitution. it says parents have a right to the fundamental right to the education and upbringing of their children. this is about parental empowerment what is happening right now. parents are seeing what is being taught in their schools and they are horrified. you have a lot of these far left liberal school boards pushing policies that are putting our kids in danger. that's starting to stop in virginia. you will see, i think, a red wave in november of 2022. >> griff: mr. attorney general, we are seeing push back on the governor trying to give choice to parents when it documents mask mandates, do you foresee this going to court and are you prepared to fight for it? >> potentially yes, sir, i know there is a legislative fix come down the pike. any school board that thinks they can just ignore any law or change of the code of virginia, they are going to hear from us. and that's exactly -- and, listen, all of this is really about who knows what is best for your children? every time i hear a far left liberal politician, a bureaucrat say they know what's well for my children as i do. i always say what's my children's name? that's a big, big difference. parents know what's best for their children. that's a lot what this is about parental empowerment. if we have to take it to court, we will. that's going to be our number one goal. let parents decide what is the best. if you have a child who has asthma. talk to a parent my child has glasses. it fogs up their mask. it's destroying their academic potential career. you make that decision not some of these far left school boards. >> griff: it looks like it is going to be a fight mr. attorney general. we thank you for taking time for coming on early this morning and wish you success. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> griff: all right. todd, it'sbeen great with you. >> todd: likewise. >> griff: "fox & friends" right now. >> father of aclu grad student fatally stabbed while working in los angeles is blaming politicians for the rides in crime. >> thanks to progressive d.a.s it will happen again. >> how long dangerous and radical policies before we stand up? 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