what they see as an attempt to quell free speech. the parent selected the school board and now they can t even speak without being investigated? it s insane. they have civil rights. they have the right to express their views to challenge the school boards. shannon: meanwhile, the biden administration is doubling down sticking by the attorney general s decision focused on parents accused of being intimidating. regardless of the reasoning, threats and violence against public servants as a legal. shannon: will get the latest from correspondent matt finch who is tracking the story. you don t want to miss it. fox news @ night starts right now. parents targeted by the new justice department justice department initiative aimed we are told addressing harassment, intimidation, threats of violence against teachers and school officials are continuing to blast a plan they say is a core needed effort to stifle free speech and parental rights. correspondent matt finch has bee
security amplify outrage on this. they are accusing the government of simply trying to police free speech. the attorney general s memorandum is focused on threats, on. parent as a threat? you see parents asking. but assistant attorney general kristin clark says public servants are under attack. she says the justice department stands by its recent memo directing the government to do more to protect school board members from what it sees as an escalating threat of violence. [chanting no more masks] the government wants report threats to the national threat operation center a group traditionally tasked with monitoring terrorist threats. parents fighting back. journalist turned activist tell fox they have no plans to stay quiet. all we want is to protect our kids. because we are parents. we are momma bears and papa bears. we are not domestic terrorists. the alliance defending freedom is calling on the justice department to back down. it says parents are speaking
worried about their finances. a new gallup poll finding 40% are concerned about how they re going to pay their bills. more than half now worried about how they will maintain their standard of living. welcome. i m charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is your world. we have fox team coverage, susan li on the market and its fall out and madison alworth on consumers that just want out. susan? charles, almost $10 trillion in stock market losses this year. that s half the u.s. economy wiped out in five months. we re looking at the lowest levels in a year on wall street. investors selling a again today on fresh concerns that china s covid look downing will meet supply disruptions and keep inflation elevated for some time that will force the federal reserve to raise rates quickly and sharply in the short term. possibly the most aggressive pace of rate increases since the 1980s. that means investors are selling off heavyweight technology shares again, which have outperformed the
unemployment rate holding at 3.6%. bill: that might be a bit of welcome news after wall street s worse day in two years. the dow closing down more than 1,000 points. maria bartiromo is here. we re on the air live to you and good morning. hello, bill and dagen. bill: i was watching fox business last hour. size it up? is it getting better, worse, treading water do you think? well here is the deal, bill. this is a good report. there is no doubt about it. unfortunately it is not good enough to change a narrative which has been all about inflation. here are the details. 428,000 jobs created in the month of april. much better than the expectations. we were expecting 390,000. the problem is the wages. wages were up 5 1/2% for the month of april. initially markets saw that as a positive that goes back down from the month before. in the month of march wages were up 5.6%. however, when you look at the inflation that we re talking about, inflation is running at 8 1/2%. so just d
her to give us the maximum reward possible under state law, which that is $5,000 per person. i submitted a written request and within an hour of getting that request, she provided me with a proclamation approving that maximum request for the reward. she states the circumstances surrounding this event indicate that every effort should be made to apprehend and arrest vicky white and casey white. so we thank the governor s office for their prompt response and are certainly hopeful that this may encourage or incentivize someone to come forward. thank you. thank you. that makes the total reward for casey white $15,000. the total reward for vicky white $10,000. so a total of $25,000 in reward money now. okay, with that i ll take a few questions. are you upset at all about the fact that it took a couple days for this other department to tell you that the car was sitting there in the impound lot? we would have liked to have known it friday. they found the car before we knew t