Covering. Fellow squad member aoc even liking when the pictures on instagram without breaking details and allied reports. I know another deadly violence we can an american big cities. A new video of a brutal beating and robbery in broad daylight on the streets of seattle. Meanwhile, squad member cori bush has been backing down from her push to defund the police. While private security to protect her. And those i want texas democrats now suing governor greg abbott and other leaders over anxiety and stress caused by efforts to force them to return home. We begin tonight with a pandemic and yet another round of democratic leaders appearing to ignore the masking guidelines and other recommendations out there. Correspondent rich edson is tracking the story line. Nice to see you, rich. Good evening, shayna. And with an aggressive variant and covid19 searching across the country, the centers for disease control recommends that even vaccinated americans, and in many cases, where mass inside. M
reason why we, as a country, are the envy of the world, because you have decided you ve had enough of the pandemic, you re itching to get out, you re itching to go to, well horse races, you re itching to go to disneyland, now-reopened albeit at limited capacity and you re itching to spend which is why, in the first quarter of the year , we had overall economic growth north of 6.4%. what s going on here? we re going to detail it as well as then take a look at whether an economy that is doing that well needs any help at all from, well, the government. let s explore that now with mark meredith with the president of wilmington, delaware because there s a lot of spending on tap and now growing questions as to whether this economy really needs it. what do you have? reporter: hey, neil good morning to you. that s right. president biden is making it clear he wants to spend a lot of taxpayer money, but getting congress on board with this idea is the big obstacle and there s even repor
steady leadership is needed to get inflation under control. like every country in the world, we have to deal with these issues of rising costs, remember we have the skill tools to get under control here in a position to attack inflation, strength not weakness in times like these, we need steady tested principal leadership. paul: puts bring in our panel, deputy editorial page editor, dan henninger, kim strassel and mariana. mary, what you make up the president s explanation for inflation in his program to do something about? this is a political problem for the president and naming jerome powell was his best of a couple of bad options. i am a big believer people should have to eat their own cooking so i don t mind jerome powell thing the backseat because he s the one who brought us to where we are now. we have inflation that looks like around 5%. powell thinks that is transitory, temporary and next year it s going to moderate. i think the fed has to take a couple of steps b
republican can defeat his opponent. sandra: we have fox team coverage to kick things off. dan standing by with analysis from the wall street journal. mike taking a look at education s role in this race. live from the mcauliffe campaign. john: we begin in chantilly, virginia. alexandria, get us going. john this morning, youngkin told us when he got into this thing he had a name recognition of 2%. now his name is one of the top trending items on twitter. he made a stop at a polling place in fairfax county and even stopped to play only basketball, even in the rain. he spoke to the energy his campaign has gained and that was evident at the rally he held last night in loudoun county where hundreds of supporters gathered in what s one of the most talked about districts in the country. parents should have a say on what schools teach. one factor that made him successful early on was simple math. biden won by 10 points but youngkin is sure the tide is changing. what s happen
play. also in a few moments i ll talk to virginia congresswoman abigail spanberger who represents a major swing district in virginia. we re also following new jersey s governor s race. phil murphy looking to become the first democratic governor to win reelection since 1977. president biden is still overseas. he just wrapped up a speech on green energy at the unite nations climate summit. how he s trying to flex america s leadership muscles this morning. and we know what the jury is going to look like in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. of 20 jurors, there s one person of color. we ll have the latest ahead in kenosha. we start with the governor s race in virginia. steve kornacki is here. he brought along the big board. also with us is katie beck in richmond outside a polling center. steve, what trends are we watching for this hour in virginia? the polls show in this basically tied up. the backdrop here, you re seeing that joe biden won virginia by double digits. a couple thi