be the superintendents and the school boards. the real constitutional question here is does the governor have the authority to withhold their salaries and essentially tell them what to do, or as the local home rule in the state of florida, 67 counties the governor has been hammering over and over again that if children are going to be masked that decision will only be made by the parents. it will not be made by the government. this is what the governor here, republican ron desantis had to say yet again on this issue. it s a parent s decision. if you believe in the masking during the school, you re free to do it. no one is saying you can t do it. but if you re somebody that is concerned about that, that thinks that may not be the right thing for your child, then i think you should have the right to make that ultimate decision. i don t think government should override that. i was in naples yesterday. that s collier county. first day of school, the kids are all excited showi
the integrity of our election, special for the highest office of the land are of the utmost importance. there are still questions that deserve straight answers. and god bless those still fighting, suing and recounting to ensure we get to the facts. until we get full transparency on the past, trust in the future of our system will remain in the gutter. this is not a partisan statement. this is relate. that said, if we thought the environment in 2020 before, during and after the election was stacked against freedom loving americans, the future looks worse. look out for 2022 and 2024. the left is not interested in recounting. instead, they are reloading if there is one thing democrats and left do exceptionally well. they never relent or stop or never let a crisis real or imagined go to waste. all week we have shown you how the democrats are using covid-19 to solidify power and crush dissent. in fact, covid has become their entry point to do whatever they want: we told you how jo
indict joe biden or proceed with the 25th amendment. he will join us momentarily. yesterday was the big game. what ads did you like? which ones did you think were best? which were the most effective? which were the bombs? we will get to that. also, my opening monologue on the continued fall of the special counsel and for calls for him to step aside. tonight, we follow a fox news alert: horrific shooting at goldstein s lakewood church in houston, texas, during sunday s service. our own bill melugin has the latest on this shooting from our west coast building. scary, and i know a lot of churches, synagogues around the country are taking more precautions than ever before. they are, and we are getting a clearer picture of who the shooter was. she was apparently a woman from el salvador with documented mental health issues who had palestine written on her gun, once identified as both genders, and may have had an anti-semitic motive. police have i.d. the shooter as she is a b
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