if that was the case, they will the only two not having this question in d.c. progressives feel they do need a primary challenger, who might it be? analyst are suggesting that it will be a newer name and someone who sits much farther to the left than the sitting president. harris: newer name far to the left. i feel like we re playing a game here. good to see you. thank you very much. power panel now. mercedes slapped acu foundation senior fellow for strategic communications. leslie marshall fox news contributor. great to see you. mercedes, let s start here. you always watched the intrigue from opposite the political aisle. look the other guys are broken. but this time it s not so much about being broken, it s about being out of options? i thought it was very interesting how president biden
gillian turner and washington joined today by a correspondent alicia acuna, fox business anchor lauren simonetti, acu foundation senior fellow and former white house jump advisor mercedes schlapp, and in the center virtual seat we have seattle radio host jason rantz. i welcome everyone. dr. fauci is taking what could be considered by some a grinch-like approach to the holidays especially for americans who haven t been vaccinated. take a listen to his latest advice. dealing with a serious enough situation right now that if there is an unvaccinated person, i would say i m very sorry, but not this time, maybe another time when this is all over. gillian: at jason, i m going to come to you first. in the meantime hit the president is knocking his health team s response saying it hasn t been good enough, take a look at this. we go to the pharmacy and we hear this over and over again,
harris: critics going after the white house chief of staff ron klain. he promoted a washington post op-ed claiming the media treats president biden worse than they treated president trump. as proof it cites data analysis of add vehicle tifshs in hundreds of thousands of articles. joe concha. yeah, the media treating biden worse than trump. dan crenshaw, you have to be kidding me. and another, considered and rejected. thanks, though. the washington examner with this headline. power panel mercedes schlapp, acu foundation senior fellow and former trump white house
they say is that true motivation behind crt, they say it is not to education, but rather a political ideology, going by the power panel, and we have mercedes schlapp, white house communications adviser and acu foundation senior fellow and richard fowler who is a fox news contributor. mercedes, i want to start here with the role of the teachers unions, because the two big ones, the nea and the nft over the last two weeks have really become more combative, they are taking on this offense of posture, they went from in the past sort of defending and even promoting crt to now actively attacking parents and critics of the theory. it is a market it sort of strategic shift from these groups, right? yes, it is completely outrageous when you think about it, gillian, these associations and teachers unions are there to provide support not only to the