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and marching in protest. a parent who questioned the lesson said his daughter was forced to stand outside the classroom three in a row as the lessons were taught. speed to americans facing high record inflation with gas prices and less for the kids education and our families are fearing what challenges lie ahead during the next two years of president biden's terms. keisha came as a florida mom and moms for america, a new york city mom, natalya murakhver, cheryl onderchain a mom of three. we are talking about our country, cheryl, you think about the future of the country, the minds go for children and their education. you live in loudoun county which is ground zero for the battle for the schools. which side do you think is winning right now? >> well, you absolutely think that our sites get stronger and stronger every day. over the last two years, the
they only need the 50 votes they have in the senate. so they can come up with a plan with joe manchin and say, hey, here's what we want to do to address inflation. the republicans are blocking everything. all they care about is relitigating 2020. and you know, taking gay books out of kids' schools. that's what they are talking about. they are not trying to solve your plans. we have a plan here. biden hasn't really done that. and the democrats haven't really demonstrated their pro active plan which i think makes the argument the republicans don't have a plan weaker. so they need to draw that contrast much more starkly down now and november. >> drawing that contrast, of course, then means there has to be coherent and fruitful messaging, right? one of the things that we are seeing from this administration is they are bringing in former atlanta mayor keisha lance bottom mgs who by a lot of accounts did very well with covid in her city, was a great messenger to her constituents and got a lot of national
case. >> the statue is the question i would likely -- >> after a quick chat, headed back to her office where workers were finishing a case. lacey left at her regular time at about 5:30 and remembers being concerned about the smell of varnish. >> i said, keisha do not stay in here too late because the smell was just overpower. she said less, i'm not staying here, late just going to read this. >> but she did stay late. tricky does husband gregg told police that his wife called him around seven or so and asked him to please bring her something to eat. so set out from the home in baker about 25 minutes away. >> said he want to mcdonald's in baker and got hamburger and fries and brought it to chiquita in his office. met him downstairs. at 5:30 in the evening, until 7:30 the next morning, the building is locked. >> of a swipe card, you can't get access. >> told the cops that he
october 2021. for months the biden administration, gas is up and what was taking place in american schools. now we know the fbi was, indeed, leveraging the e.u. officials and terrorizing their parents. our political participation was chilled and that was the intent all along. >> todd: keisha, how the heck is this happening in america, land of the free? >> you know i'm not quite sure and when the white house and the department of justice and national school board association and when they collude against american parents, where do you go from there? there is nowhere else to complain to when the white house, this goes to the highest levels of american government. it is particularly disgusting that the president and the white house would collude on such an evil thing against parents. we are just simply standing up for our children and we want to
there is someone on the supreme court that looks like me. reflects my values. i'm worried about educational issues. i worry about not teaching history. i do strongly believe critical race theory is not a thing unless it is taught in law school. i'm worried about voter suppression. worried about gun violence. worried about supporting the lgbtq brothers. i have a litany of things i'm worried about i'm looking for in terms of this election rachel. rachel: absolutely. six months is not a long time. probably need a more long-term energy solution for america. keisha, what is driving you in this midterm. >> well certainly the inflation is a concern, because you know, we're making sandwiches, and lunches every day. we're driving our kids to school, picking them up from school. making dinner too. when we go to the grocery store, go to the gas station, those are certainly issues and things that we think about every time you
leadership on the enemies of democratic party rather than the leadership of the united states. >> vivek: the fbi has decided white nationalism is the that they need to focus on but the facts don't fit the narrative. and while keisha near christmas there was a black man who posted a lot of antiwhite racially hate hate content that is an suv to kill six people and injured many in a christmas parade. you don't hear about that anymore. talking about the capital, to my knowledge the only u.s. capitol police officer that was killed by an act of terrorism at the capital was killed not on january 6 at the capital but was killed in april of last year by noah green, a committed follower of the nation of islam and you don't hear that anymore. i think all of this is just a symptom of a deeper cancer. i don't even focus for most on the biden administration, i focus on the administration of the fbi. this is an organization that has
not bring him in during the primary. let the voters have their say. and then proceed accordingly. again, the special grand jury has up to a year to make a decision, make recommendations. and so there is plenty of time without interfering with the election. and it's also not unusual for charges not to be brought even by the u.s. attorney during an election. >> former atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms, thank you very much for being with us tonight, and welcome to the cnn family. >> thank you. the controversy surrounding no knock warrants after the deadly police shooting of amir locke last week in minneapolis. now the white house considering action. the latest next.
just completely exhausted. >> then that brings us to a great way to wrap it all up which is then how or when will we see a keisha lance bottoms re-evaluated keisha keisha lance bo bottom? >> i'm in state revaluation. i will hopefully be able to take some time oafver the holidays. right now i feel like i'm running through tapes. with my tripping over words and stumbling, it's because i'm really tired now. once things settle down, i'm going to make sure we finish strong and i leave the city in the best possible way that our new mayor can pick up the baton and continue the race. once i feel confimfortable thep i'll stop and think and reevaluate. >> thank you so much. >> thank you.