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storm. well, today there is growing outrage over the city's response. >> i hope people are not saying we can't use a skill building if it's dealing with migrants. because, what i saw yesterday at james madison, i saw children. and this city is never going to do anything that is going to put children in harm's way. >> well, a loss of a dave learning, i understand this is inconvenience for families. their kids are going to be fine. >> steve: the kids are going to be fine. well, i got tell you, furious new yorkers disagree and next guests two of them. parent and student in the school. jane joins us with her daughter july i can't. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: julia, you missed school. you didn't have to do to school. had you to do remote learning. you are going to be fine. is that how you feel? >> i feel, yeah, i will be fine. but it's also a day that i could have spent learning and,
especially with exams around the corner, i could have been better prepped for it. instead i was home and doing assignments and not interacting with the teachers. >> steve: julia, i don't know if you talked with many of your friends from school about yesterday, but i was reading in one of the papers today that apparently, you know, they were going to do remote learning and everybody was going to be on their laptop a bunch of loom stuff like that, but a whole bunch of teachers never logged on and classes never happened. did you hear anything about that? >> yeah. i heard that a lot of my teachers emailed us saying that if you have any questions, email us before joining so they can actually join, too. but, otherwise, just do the assignments and that will be counted as attendance. >> steve: jane, are you happy with this great plan? i mean, ultimately, what they said was the city is housing like 70,000 migrants. and a bunch of them were out at an airstrip and they had a tent on a runway that they were afraid was going to blow away
country about the freedoms we enjoy, the freedom of thought, the freedom of speech, the loss of our national character. the other thing that i bring up and it's not necessarily something that shows up in the voter polls but when i talk to people about it, they understand its importance is actually shutting down the deep state. actually shutting down the federal bureaucracy. i have said i would fire 75% of federal bureaucrats. shut down agencies from th longr exist. and i think people in this country understand that that's where the real threat to our freedoms come from. it's not just the people we elect. even worse, it's the people who we don't elect. and as the next president, i'm going to be the one who actually puts an end to that deep state. >> bret: this is my fifth iowa caucus covering a presidential iowa caucus. i haven't been to as many counties as you have but i have covered a lot of them. the best thing i like is that i walked in this door and this woman named jane handed me a paper and said she and her boys
being moderate. that's a temp occasion republicans have. show up in the middle and compromise on our principles. i'm not going to do it. the way i will unite this country being uncompromising about who we are as americans. free speech, open debate, e pluribus unum means from many, one. i think especially if we reach that next generation, bret, revive that missing national pride where 25% recruitment deficit in the u.s. military. where 60% of young americans say they would sooner give up their right to vote than to give up their access to tiktok. if we are able to reach that next generation and revive that missing national pride, my two sons and their generation, i think that's how we are going to unite this country and the bipartisan squabbling or the non--or the partisan squabbles in washington, d.c., i think, melts away as a consequence. >> bret: by the way how did i do jane? okay? thumbs up? she had about 20 more by the
here in walkee had a list of questions that they had. and she didn't know if she was going to get a question to you. >> oh, good. >> bret: i'm going to ask her questions. a couple of them. all right, jane, here we go she says how do you plan to stimulate economic growth in iowa and across the nation particularly for small businesses and rural communities. >> yes. first off, most federal regulations right now are unconstitutional. i'm going to rescind them. that's like a wet blanket on our u.s. economy. next, let's address the cost side of this. increase the supply of energy in this country, drill, frac, burn coal, embrace nuclear. that brings down the cost of energy. stop using our taxpayer money to pay people more money to stay at home instead of to go work. the top obstacle for most small businesses, bret, is filling those open positions. if a business wants to grow, that's the top obstacle today. why is it difficult to find labor? we're competing with our own government that's adding to our national debt, to pay people more money to stay at home,
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people named in the documents, are people who were referenced because you know victims and people who were associated with epstein were asked did you meet leo or cate blanchett, does not mean they well anything do with epstein, but it was mere fact he named dropped the a-listers in his conversations, they are in the documents.. >> okay. >> in terms of the legal experts have a better understanding, but the entire case of sealed because it is a sensitive was toic with victims of sexual abuse and assault. everyone was a jane or a john doe, there are a few people who are step protected, with they made claims which suggest their lives would be put in danger, there is one jane doe in particular who says she lives in a culturally conservative country, if her name is revealed she will be threatened, she has already
dig deep enough in terms of. >> except for stephen hawkings. >> now, epstein wrote an e-mail to ghislaine maxwell where about hawkings, he said, you can issue a reward to any of virginia's friends, family that come forward and help prove her allegations are false. this strongest is clinton dinner and new version in the virgin island that stephen hawking participated in underage orgy. >> if it was ridiculous enough for epstein to deny it, it probably done happen. >> probably a "saturday night live" hit. >> keep moving, richard, you know judge loretta presca comp federal judge. whwhy were there jane and