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70, yesterday it was 85, tonight down to 43. tomorrow it will be 50. >> i'm done for. >> it will be raining. raining. >> i think thats. >> brian: jim gray is happiest when at the masters, covering the masters. >> 37th trip here, come on down here, get down here. >> brian: i'd love to. >> ainsley: people just want to go once and he's gone 35 times. nice talking to you. thanks to betsy's bounces for bringing mini-golf to the square. who will do the best? who plays here? will, do you play? >> will: play what, golf? >> brian: if will is going to putt, he will need silence. >> will: i'm "fox and friends first" four-time champion. >> brian: i will go first. i got to go through the chains
a no doubt a problem because of the pandemic. they basically go on to say the policy now -- there's learning loss between 2019 and 2022. in some ways we don't want to keep going backwards. so for new york, the new baseline becomes 2022. so let's just lowter standards across the board so that maybe we can meet them, betsy. >> yeah, martha, this is the democrat's plan for combatting learning loss. lower expectations, lowter bar, hide it from parents, don't measure anything. you know, just keep on doubling down on the failed policies that they've continued to promote. this is happening not just in new york but my home state of michigan where just last week the democrat legislature and the democrat governor repealed the third great reading law. they're about to go after the f grading for schools. this is their solution. just keep on lowering standards, lowering expectations and, you
suburb, no, you must have high rises next to you. that iu asked. isn't congress having hearings. i hate to sound cynical, having watch congress for many years under democrats and republicans, i will ask you, do you think anyone in congress read the recent quote, infrastructure bill that was passed? and touted as providing roads and bridges for america. the biggest chunk of that bill went for this. to fund the money to push the towns to adopt these affordable housing projects. mark: 18 republicans voted for that. >> right. mark: including republican leader of the senate mitch mcconnell. they all voted for it. the left stick stuff in their bills, and our guys go along with it, they want to be seen as bipartisan, they are killing the country. when we come back, betsy,
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gregory copeland. he was a friend i had no backing college. i saw what he was doing in wanted to find more. i invited my colleague, betsy, along to the press conference. that first day that we went to go see what they were doing was the opening shot of our film. we simply got swept away with the stories of the families that they were fighting for. the innovation that they were using, legally, and the success that they were having. they were changing the way that people were fighting back against deportation and they were winning. it was so inspiring that we wanted to shine a light on the stories inspire others to fight back, even when it seems impossible. >> can you talk to our viewers about the meaning behind the title of this documentary, guerrila habeas. i am a former trial lawyer. habeas corpus. i get it. why the combination of those two particular words, guerrila habeas? >> it is, definitely, a
the end doesn't justify the means. so, bad policy, there's a lot of work that still needs to be done. if they want to restore trust in the public, they have got to look at this and talk about the good, talk about the bad. >> todd: i think it also must be said that these five just made the job of policing that much harder for decent, hardworking cops who go out there every day determine to do the right thing and put their lives on the line to do it. that is sad. c'mone, betsy, james, thank you for your insight. we appreciated. >> thank you, todd. >> ashley: turning to the border crisis, the search at the northern border as migrants trench through a foot of snow to come to the u.s. through canada. our next guest has been on the front lines of the migrant surge and here to tell us how we shut this down once and for all.
running over on time, but given that i have these two michiganders here, do you want to show me on your hand map where your district is? >> born in flint, but i li here. >> michael, keep it up. >> i live in betsy's district, and so we're also excited about her election, and it's a very -- it's been in the past -- i lived in the county next to betsy's, deep red district, but in november, this november for the first time ever, there are three townships that voted for the democrat for governor, for gret. never happened before. >> do i have your mitten? >> yes, can't leave out the u.p. >> don't sleep on the upper peninsula. >> don't ever sleep on yoopers. i'm in the travis city area, proud to have michael moore as well as pete buttigieg in my district. and there are some very exciting
things happening. >> i didn't want to lose you without doing that. when i did first matriculate at the university, it is mostly michiganders and people would say, where are you from on the hand? i'm like, i don't know this. i have to learn this. then i was off the map. michael, state representative, thanks to both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you, betsy. >> we'll be right back. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market i'm managing my high blood pressure, but i'm still a target for hchronic kidney disease.es and my type 2 diabetes means i'm also a target. we are targets too. millions have chronic kidney disease and 90% don't know they have it. so ask for your kidney numbers and farxiga. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure,
devos and she joins me now. betsy, always good to have you with us. thanks for being here. i want to start with this. this is from the weekend. our coverage. this is peter flaherty, the chairman of the national legal and policy center. he says that the current department of education ignored the complaint about china's donation to the penn biden center. watch this. >> once the biden center was established, the gifts accelerated. there was a single $14 million anonymous gift in 2018 from a source in china. we filed a complaint with the department of education because universities are supposed to disclose any gift over $250,000. to our chagrin, the education didn't do anything about it. >> what do you think of this situation and where the money may or may not have gone?
wind up on the front page of the paper. >> ashley: betsy, 48% of americans express confidence in police in 2020, all-time low, how do you see this being solved? >> recent polling says that is up to past 65%. people have learned since 2020, they need american law enforcement officers, polling shows they want us, they worry about us, they do not want us defunded, like to see people with a large platform like christopher wray, step up and denounce the defund the police movement and take on politicians and activists who stand up everyday and say cops are not the problem. we had 52 million citizen interactions last year and use of force was used in less than 2% of cases. cops are not the problem, we know what works, let cops do