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out about that same way, that everybody thinks parents should have the right to parent their children. carrie, bridget, thank you both. we appreciate it. >> thanks trace. >> trace: meantime, just days away, as the banner goes forward, just days away from the first gop debate here on fox news. the candidates are working overtime to get attention and to get a spot on the debate stage. ashley strohmier live in the new york city news room with a mad final rush for candidates to qualify. ashley, it really is coming down to the wire. >> yeah, it really is trace and several republican white house hopefuls are appearing at a conservative conference with the hopes of making up ground against donald trump who continues to hold a commanding lead in the latest fox news poll. the former president not speaking at the atlanta event but florida governor ron desantis was there today and told radio host eric erickson he wants the 2024 election and the fox news primary debate next wednesday to be a referendum on president biden and not on 2020.
largest school district fairfax county said it would not follow the guidelines either so trace a lot of parents will be upset about this. >> trace: battle across the country thank you. let's bring in bridget ziegler director of school board programs at the leadership institute and carry ingraham director at the discovery institute. ladies thank you for coming on we appreciate it. carrie to you first a temporary hannity the parents in new jersey, no doubt about it. >> trace, this is happening all over the country, not just virginia, not just new jersey but there's over 1,000 school districts, it's 1040 now and that affects 11 million students. under these policies that say a school district can or even should keep a child's gender ideology through this social contagion in secret from moms and dads goes against the very foundation of our country where parents have a god-given right to raise their child, and it's
that are irreversible and we're seeing more children come forward and trying to detransition so we need to -- it's very alarming. >> trace: i have one more flat platform on top of that because we talked about this being a bat until the country, in orange county california last night some parents very heated, here's a sample of that and i'll get your response. >> it should never be okay to tell children not to speak to their parents. >> i think it really behooves us to ask ourselves the most fundamental question which will help us understand why this board policy is needed and the question is as follows. whose children are they? >> trace: and no matter what side of the debate you're on carrie, that is the question. whose children are we talking about? i mean, these are not the state's children. these are parents' children. >> absolutely. you know, from birth, these resist the parents that know everything about these children, their personalities. and because of the social
small kansas town said that there was insufficient evidence to justify last week's police raid of the paper. and withdrew the search warrant. all of the items seized now being returned. the kansas bureau of investigations says it will keep investigating. >> do you think that this search violated your constitutional rights? >> yes absolutely. it was designed to create a chilling effect on our publication. >> national nucleus organizations, including nbc news called the raid a violation of the first amendment. >> the response was like that to the drug cartels with this massive raid that occupied all of the police and the whole eastern half of the county. >> the search warrant accused reporters at the paper of identity theft and computer crimes while investigating a local restaurant owner, carrie knew. we will says that the paper illegally obtained her driving record, which included a dui. denies the allegations. saying that the raid was a
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attempted coup part of official white house chief of staff duties? that can't be right. >> it will be determined. carrie, beyond meadows and trump, could any of these other codefendants seek to move this whole trial from the state to the federal? >> well, it would depend on the particular defendant that is involved. so in meadows' case, it's because he was the chief of staff for the white house, he was a federal employee. there's a provision that enables a federal official, if they were performing their official duties or acting at the direction of a federal official, to be able to move. so it would depend on each individual, whether or not they were a federal employee. so they have a legitimate claim. i agree meadows has a credible claim. whether it will be successful, we don't know. it's at least -- it's not a frivolous claim. >> we shall see what happens. as you know, as everybody knows, trump has a massive lead in all these republican contests going
spokesperson for attorney general bill barr and worked as director of public affairs at the justice department, and now fox news legal editor and licensed attorney in d.c. the perfect case this hour. carrie, what did you make of the attorney general's comments a moment ago, ran just shy of four minutes, did not take any questions, what did you think? >> brought back a lot of memories of having to prepare the attorney general for the big moments doj press room. he said david weiss came to him and said i would like to be special counsel and so he let him. and look, it struck me, i'm thinking of i'm attorney general garland and aware of growing concerns of selective enforcement at the department of justice and enforcing the law against people of a certain political persuasion versus letting those of a different kind off easily. i would want to do something or say something, i was
magnitude that impact the nation's politics can sometimes take a lot longer than most members of congress or most members of the public would like. carrie, also breaking news that the separate hunter biden-david weiss, it's not a plea deal because it never went through, but the plea negotiations have now ceased. does that strike you as an appropriate thing to have taken place? >> that shouldn't have gone through, and the judge said this was unprecedented, knocking down to misdemeanor charges, sweeping immunity for crimes committed during a five-year time period, it was unheard of and when she said, and struck me, she asked the government do you know of a plea deal like this? and they said no. well, they are the ones who came up with it. it shouldn't have gone to trial in the first place, especially given the fact it's the same prosecutor who recommended a year for the baltimore police commissioner and no jail time