loudoun. just this week over 500 students walk out, saying our schools don t feel safe because you had an individual, a ninth grade girl went into a bathroom and was the victim of a violent sexual assault, and then the perpetrator then was transferred to another school where a second allegednd sexual assault took place. right now you have parents saying, listen, this isn t about left or right, this is aboutut common sense,on right or wrong. the first step a parent should have come of the first confidence is they drop their child off at a school, that they are going to be safe, so again mark herring would rather focus on far left politics, in fact he brags that he turned that office of the attorney general of virginia as a progressive powerhouse. i want youne to get back to a law enforcement focus, and that is where having so many virginians come down and rally around everywhere we go across the state. tucker: i think you make a good case. if you re the chief law enforcement of the st
well, i m not sure i know whether anderson cooper will want to hang out with him, but i can say that when jeffrey epstein was a registered sex offender, lots of people seemed to want to hang out with him, so maybe in certain circles it is acceptable to be a registered sex offender. i can promise you, it is not acceptable in my circle. tucker: and remember, he killed himself. [laughs] francey hakes, it is so great to see you tonight. that is such a great point. i appreciate you coming on. i thank you. thanks, tucker. tucker: well, here is something we never thought we would say. in the state of virginia, which is now essentially democrat state, a state in control of the democrat party, polls show the republican glenn youngkin has ar meaningful lead in the race against terry mcauliffe, the former democrat governor. apparently, mcauliffe s strategy to keep attacking parents and calling them racist it isn t paying for him. we have details next.