inflation running at the best pace in 30 years. west side swanson to first. [cheers] world champion. damage. brian: a lot of cheering going on and a lot of, i guess long face depend on how are pulling for if you are an astros fan or if you are a democrat. so much went to the production way last night i will read the script now. virginia stunning the nation this morning as fox news projects republican glenn youngkin will be the next governor of virginia. steve: incredible upset serving as a stern warning for democrats in a state virginia that president biden won by 10 points just a year ago. we re empowered by a conviction, a righteous conviction in our children s future. let s reinvigorate this amazing commonwealth of virginia. we are also keeping an eye on the too close to call governor s race in new jersey. neck in neck there where republican jack ciattarelli. ainsley: so far outperformed expectations in his bid to unseat governor phil murphy. griff jenkins is li
democrat terry mcauliffe. this isn t about trump. reporter: as youngkin doubles down. i haven t thought about anything beyond virginia. reporter: this race headed for an upset? hello i m dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is testing its international strength. right now, president biden is in rome on his final day at the g20, a major gathering of world leaders, the first in-person g20 since the covid-19 pandemic. climate change, covid-19 vaccines and the supply chain crisis are some of the major issues on the agenda. the president did secure a major victory, a groundbreaking global corporate minimum tax, and this morning, president biden announced a new trade deal with the eu to remove trump era tariffs. the president had hoped to be meeting with world leaders after a moment of triumph at home, going to capitol hill to ask democrats to get behind his agenda, but a final deal still remains just out of reach. tonight, the president flies to scotland f
vote now, and progressives say nope, it s all or nothing. let s not keep having postponements. do they have a deal? i ll speak to senate budget chair bernie sanders exclusively and transportation secretary pete buttigieg ahead. plus final pitch. candidates make their closing arguments in virginia s race for governor, a surprising line from democrat terry mcauliffe. this isn t about trump. reporter: as youngkin doubles down. i haven t thought about anything beyond virginia. reporter: is this race headed for an upset? hello, i m dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is testing its international strength. right now, president biden is in rome on his final day at the g20, a major gathering of world leaders, the first in-person g20 since the covid-19 pandemic. climate change, covid-19 vaccines and the supply chain crisis are some of the major issues on the agenda. the president did secure a major victory, a groundbreaking global corporate minimum tax,
homes. a perspective that is far more time than donald trump, barack obama or george w. bush allowed themselves by this point in office. joe biden is not in washington very much and you ve got to ask yourself, why is that? before you reach the obvious conclusion, he prefers the pudding at camp david, they have tapioca there, consider another explanation. it s possible there is a legitimate public health justification for keeping joe biden away from major american population centers. it s possible joe biden s aides understand that biden is too dangerous to be in washington. he could infect millions. consider the tape we played a few days ago of biden sauntering mask list through a crowded restaurant in washington. there he is on film, his gaping mall completely uncovered, spewing hot corona breath, panting like an insane phone call or on innocent passersby. diners were trapped in his path, they had no choice but to inhale clouds of joe biden s personal aerosol mist. would you
absenteeism. then, no parent should ever wonder what is being said or talked talk to their child in te classroom. parents come in on the government should be responsible for determining the education of their children bricks. shannon: gop cannot slip to take a put page out of glenn youngkin playbook we will ask celinda lake and kellyanne, what role education may play in the next election. quicksand. good to see a. are the feds handling the challenges facing students? from the failing and national report card map scores, reading scores, down. this is very bad for the future of the country. shannon: over credit classrooms strained by a surge of migrants progress we are welcoming all these new migrants into our schools with open arms a bit. to the return of mask mandates. has school districts in maryland now imposing k and 95 masked mandates on schoolchildren? are you kidding me? we will discuss with becky pringle president of the national education association the n