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the latest nbc news poll shows just 45% of americans approve of his performance. that number sinks to 36% when it comes to the president's handling of the economy, and just 31% of americans give him high marks for being competent and effective. keisha is a single working mom who's raised four girls and is struggling with rising prices. >> where we used to be able to take $20 and go create a meal for a couple of days, $20 will get you nothing. >> reporter: brewer is among two thirds of voters who say they have reservations or very uncomfortable about president biden running again. do you want to see president biden run again? you're pausing. >> no. i think we have to get these old guys out. >> reporter: the president will be touting positive economic news. at his southern restaurant this owner says he supports president
so as a democrat those things are at the top of my mind and i'm really interested to hear what he is going to say and how he is going toen held accountable to all of us. >> ainsley: keisha, as a democrat, polls have been taken and most of them are unanimous they say they don't want him to run again. most democrats don't want him to run again. a.p. poll just taken and three fourths of the country say he is not doing a good job and majority of democrats said why hope he doesn't run, how do you feel? >> right, i think that there is a disconnect between the democrats and president biden. i think a lot of americans are not rest signatureating with him. i think he needs to come out a little stronger. and tell us what his plan is instead of what i'm not. okay. i'm not doing what former president trump did but, okay, let us know what is it that you want to do different for these next two years? >> ainsley: who do you like if
>> carley: you look where arizona allowed the tax dollars to follow the kids to the best school choice possible for them. i think that it's really appealing and inspiring to a lot of parents. holly, dana, keisha, j thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: absolutely. now to a fox weather alert, a tornado storm causing blizzards across the midwest and the south. millions of americans are waking up in its path this morning, janice dean tracking it all next. >> todd: plus, out of atlanta a 77-year-old mother and grandmother found brutally murdered for walking in on a career criminal trying to steal her car from her own garage. the victim's son joins us next.
was european so it kinda makes you feel less than when you're not seeing representation that looks like you being championed. so, that's why we do what we do we do. good afternoon, mary. good afternoon, noah. good afternoon, josh. keisha and good afternoon, mr hooper. how are you? good day so far? we're doing something a bit different today as you may have noticed. i learnt history but i didn't go to school to get told that this is white history, then it's like an add—on it's "oh well, here's black history" it's not really as important as history. this is black history. it shouldn't be an add—on to a curriculum, it isjust history. i want to talk about how many
for a five—year—old. it was a very eurocentric curriculum and education and everybody that achieved, everybody that was great, was european so it kinda makes you feel less than when you're not seeing representation that looks like you being championed. so, that's why we do what we do we do. good afternoon, mary. good afternoon, noah. good afternoon, josh. keisha and good afternoon, mr hooper. how are you? good day so far? we're doing something a bit different today as you may have noticed. i learnt history but i didn't go to school to get told that this is white history then it's like an add—on it's "oh well, here's black history" it's not
boys and girls were housed there. i went from being a child that was excelling in education to suddenly being given work for a five—year—old. it was a very eurocentric curriculum and education and everybody that achieved, everybody that was great, was european so it kinda makes you feel less than when you're not seeing representation that looks like you being championed. so, that's why we do what we do we do. good afternoon, mary. good afternoon, noah. good afternoon, josh. keisha and good afternoon, mr hooper. how are you? good day so far? we're doing something a bit different today as you may have noticed.
said. and we make sure if we get calls that we can go to those areas, but we just make sure everybody is safe. that's our main goal right now. >> absolutely, keisha. and what is your biggest concern right now? i know in tampa all those waters receded from the bay almost like before a tsunami, and they haven't yet surged back in. we have lot of water still going to come in. >> we're worried about communication with our teams as well the surge coming back in and having the flooding, and so we're waiting for those calls, and if we can assist we will. >> and i know you're already facing tropdle storm winds where you are. we're hearing about a storm that is going to be unprecedented in terms of its impact on the entire state of florida. what does it mean for you this storm is going to be so powerful and destructive even inland? >> we're taking all routes possible, and we're sitting tight where we are.
>> it doesn't because neither party is interested in the education of children at all. president biden continues to hand over power to the special interest groups and he led policy that kept schools closed during the pandemic and now they're handed more power by the president instead of facing their actions. these unions go hand-in-hand with the democratic party to push insane leftist ideas on our kids. critical race theory, gender ideology and new shift of pushing kinks and the variety approvals by the biden administration. elections matter. if you vote for democrats, you're voting for this and my message to the republican party, do not forget that parents are fired up. talk to panters. run on school issues. this is a layup for you. don't miss. pete: very well said. keisha, the superintendent of the school district in hilliard put out a statement over the backlash of the nea badges and what was said, this is what they claim, the qr code on the back
radical sexual extremism. i think the left has become the party of that. they've become the party of radical sexual extremism and our children are right in their cross hairs. pete: for sure. it seems to be younger and younger and once was sex ed and now it's the youngest of ages and most complex of sexual topics. >> oh, it's just so disturbing. keisha and carol are completely right and we're hypersexualizing things and i've been studying this for two years and behind me is a pile of books that i've gotten. one of them is taking the idea of the wheels on the bus and now turning it into a drag queen story hour. how did we get here? we talked about feeling this morning. we're now stealing children's souls. this is a book that some people might now, not my idea. a book about whiteness. this is the race issue.
literally the day after president biden gave the speech of philadelphia, it was reported that chuck schumer and the democrats were pouring millions of dollars to meddle in the primary to boost a maga republican. you cannot say these types of people are exits that joe threats to the country and then spend millions of dollars boosting them. they have to answer for that. >> we have seen democrats pouring money into primaries all across the country. it is interesting that, you know, democrats, the white house , other operatives are defending this speech. let take a listen to keisha. she is now a senior white house advisor. let's listen to what she had to say about the speech. >> i see words of encouragement. i see optimism. i see a commander-in-chief who was calling out to all of us, no