how the culture wars are driving teachers out of the classroom good evening we may be closer tonight to getting a peek inside the government s rationale for its search of donald trump s mar-a-lago estate. a florida judge suggesting some of the information can be publicly released and giving government lawyers a week deadline to figure out what they believe must be redacted. it s an apparent setback to prosecutors who want the affidavit and what it might say about their suspicions of the ex-president to be kept under seal at the center of the case, highly classified documents investigators seized from the trump property it was a big day on the legal front for mr. trump as a long and loyal associate of his pleaded guilty to tax fraud charges and will be heading to a new york jail. the one-time cfo of the trump organization taking a deal from prosecutors that does not require him to provide information on the former president kristen welker now with late details. reporter: t
prioritized $900 million for green school buses. everyone loves a yellow school bus according to kamala harris, now everyone can love a green yellow school buts. this, of course, is happening as a there is rising illiteracy rates and falling math scores across america. rachel: i think that the buses themselves need some scrutiny. so each bus costs about $400,000. by the way, that s money that s not going into the class room, per your point, will pete: that s an expensive bus. rachel: but there s other problems. they run on lithium batteries which are more likely to burst into flames, so that s a problem. the bus drivers need more training because the maintenance of an electric school bus is different than the maintenance of a normal bus. on top of that, evs don t work good in cold weather, so minnesota and wisconsin, i don t know what they re going to do. pete: that s a great point. rachel: and then there s not a lot of charging stations. so, you know, each a school will probably hav
rachel: american airlines flying more than 600 veterans and 2 60 veterans and 2 rosie the riveters. once many france, the veterans will take part in a a wreath-laying ceremony pete: well done, dallas. will: i can promise that a veteran that at least some of the younger generation will know exactly what you to did. we can speak for those of us sitting on the couch, but i did my best this week with. you guys have given me a hard time about being in france, but i didn t just go to paris. we spent memorial day at normandy introducing my sons to this history. but i just want to give you guys a little bit concern i don t know if either of you have been rachel: i haven t. pete: if i haven t. will: obviously, we ve seen the movies, we ve seen saving private ryan, you can see the beginning of world warm ii with dunkirk world war ii, but i know it s cliche to say, seeing
staff on the epa earlier. nicole neily with parents defending education,, and founder of it, as well as a second guest, mandy, former epa chief of staff. she knows about the green grift side of it. and they talked about a these school buses. listen. this investment into clean energy buses as they call it is an absolute waste and reflective of their misplaced priorities. this is just a gift to their donors that throws the health and the well-being of the american children under the bus in a a very unfortunate way. the kids can t read, and let s remember we just saw a huge drop in scores as a result of teachers unions pushing to keep schools closed for longer than they should have been. it disproportion gnatly hurt disadvantaged children. where were the equity warriors screaming? they were nowhere. shows how absolutely hypocritical they are. what could $900 million buy? if let s use that market to
immigrants caught trespassing on private profit among them, get this, a 12-year-old and a 99-year-old travel 9-year-old traveling all alone. and there are they re just a couple of the nearly 74,000 unaccompanied minors streaming into the u.s. in this fiscal year alone. here with reaction is lieutenant christopher oliveras with the the president department of texas department of public safety. gosh, it seems like every time the i talk to you, we get another image like this. you ve sent some oaf them to me in the past, a little boy by himself on a ranch, scared to death. why is? not, like, the number one issue just on the humanitarian issue of unaccompanied minors? look at these numbers. 74,000 this year? i think last year 137,000. this is, this is beyond a crisis, lieutenant. it is, rachel. good morning. of course, those stats are very shocking, very disturbing. we ve talked about this, you and