on masks virginia s new attorney general says he is prepared to fight on behalf of parents, if necessary. parents know what s best for their children, that s a lot of 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. two school districts have backed off their mask requirements. spotsylvania county and coal pepper reversing policies after the governor s executive order. in the home district loudoun county the school district voted to support the superintendent s recommendation to continue with the mask mandate that appears to be setting up a showdown attorney general and concerned action by parents. bret: mike, thank you. howie kurtz on mainstream media growing frustration with president biden. [struggling vehicle] think premium can t be capable? think again.
how difficult is for democrats this midterm year? it s bad. they select candidates based on contrast and for reasons of right or wrong, out of the trump administration, inflation had not had the bite it has now. so, for voters, the economy looks different than before. part of that is higher wages and stronger labor market. they re realizing i am making more money but they re feeling the bite when they go to the cash register and often we re not rational when it comes to personal economics. we don t necessarily feel the added strength in the economy we ve seen in the time since biden took office. there are greater issues at play david, i m going to interrupt you, only because it s the president speaking at the podium. our thanks to you and victoria. speaking, by the way in coal pepper, virginia. it s abigail spamberger s district and she s an endangered