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love to the women in our lives who helped shape us, i said i'm with debut children's book author illustrator marie boyd to discuss when u.s. book and how a little bit of story time can go a long way. >> joining me, now marie boyd. associate professor of law at the university of south carolina school of law and author and illustrator of adjust a warm. marie, thank you for coming to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> it celebrates everyone's individuality while highlighting the importance of teamwork announced necessary for a stable collaborative and healthy environment. what was the inspiration for your book -- >> i love going on walks with my family. one day, i was on a walk with my son. and he was much younger than he is now. there -- there were a lot of worms in the sidewalk. he was a little upset seeing the worms on the sidewalk. i told him don't worry, there
kids can learn that there's simple things they can do to protect these animals. shannon: most of us go to work, we have some coworkers, maybe we feel like some of them are bear- [laughter] but you literally are here with animals all day. what does it feel like? this is your office. >> it's amazing. especially this little corner of the zoo, it's so peaceful and quiet. st just a lovely place to be at work. shannon: and just a note, by the way, my podcast dropped new this morning, this mother's day. i talk with bethany mendel, one of the most underappreciated jobs out there, motherhood. and you can hear all of today's program on the fox news sunday podcast. down load and subscribe at foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you like to get your podcast. that is it for us today. thank you for joining us. i'm shannon bream. happy mother's day to my mama, marie, and gillian, joining us on the panel too. have a great week out there, sell celebrate your moms.
prioritizes kids. pete: natalia, sharee said she'd support the are republican nominee whoever it is in this case. what about you? >> it's going to be tough. we'll consider it. st going to be hard to vote for biden again. i voted for biden last time -- pete: you did. >> yeah. pete: you saw what happened to schools, loved what desantis, but voting for biden, non-starter at in this point. >> it would be impossible to support him. i couldn't support hochul either as a new york democrat -- pete: common sense. your eyes are open. i appreciate that. marie, what do you make of the argument against donald trump that a lot of establishment times like to make, he can't win in the general, what do you say to that? >> i think this time around people have seen what the joe biden administration has done to america, basically ruined it. the gas prices are higher, food prices are higher, our quality of life has deteriorated. i mean, they kept our kids in masks, as natalia alluded to.
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let's see what happens here. the allegation is that biden's family was using the name to cut deals with foreign nationals. we'll see how much vice president biden at the time knew about it and whether it influenced anything he did in public service. but, we don't know. but it is certainly worthy of investigation. certainly given what we know about the extent to which the biden campaign and its allies in the media and in the intelligence committee wanted to cover up hunter biden's dealings. so, given that track record, that history, i think this is certainly worthy of something for the oversight committee to look into. >> marie? >> well, democrats will say yes, during the trump years, not only were his children benefiting financially, they had jobs in the white house. hunter biden has no government role. he clearly has some personal problems. and nothing the republicans have found links any of this to joe biden. democrats will also tell you if republicans want to have the fight in the next presidential
interests rate. if we see a weakening situation like we see the macro global economy slow down, then maybe a pause could be in the cards for june. but everyone will be focused on the jobs numbers tomorrow. we expect 190,000 jobs added in the month of april. unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.6%. next week we get the consumer price index, that will give us a window into inflation. all of these reports will be very important because that will decide for the federal reserve whether or not to raise for an 11th time in june or whether to do that pause, that would be a positive for markets. that's what came out of the meeting yesterday. we were expecting the hike in rates. we got it. but we see an impact on the rate hikes on the economy. slowdown and potential recession later in the year. >> bill: confidence in financial institutions built over decades and destroyed in days, wow, marie, thank you.
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i really think it's important. i think i missed out a lot in my life but not engaging more in music. we're talking about fourth graders for goodness sakes! of course, they should be engaged in music. >> music promotes white supremacy culture and significant institutional violence, i think you have thoughts! >> they didn't say how. this is a wonderful billboard for school choice. take your children to a music-heavy school. leave this god-awful system. leave the institutions behind. they're harming your children. >> do you think this talking point say good one for the left, marie? >> marie: look, i'm not sure that guy represents the left. i won't blame him. >> i'm not claiming him on the right. >> marie: i think we need more music education in our schools. not less. we need more children learning about the arts. one of the ways to fight against racism or things this person cared about is through the arts, is through expanding your cultural horizon. >> teach 'em jazz! great american art form. >> marie: this is nonsense!
people, president biden has invited. the widow of shamus heaney, marie is there with president biden affiliation and ancestry and he quite often quotes shamus heaney. it's understood he wanted marie to visit with him. just looking at the security officials leading the way. there will be nine members of the us congress that will be joining the president here at the parliament. one senator and of course not forgetting we have been talking about this being very much a family visit in a way for president biden. discovering his roots, members of his family accompanying him today. his sister sister and his son