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Loudoun county it's over. if glenn youngkin gets 1/3 of fairfax county, maybe he needs 36, 37% of fairfax county, youngkin wins. what happens to your pressure, bret, these school issues, the masks and the vaccine mandates and who is teaching our kids and crt, what's happened is it's nationalizing this race. and what -- this is why it's important for tomorrow because all the early vote is over. mcauliffe has a slight advantage there. but, if the 2020 electorate comes out. meaning the presidential vote people, not the governor voting people, but the people that only vote in a million election, i...

Crisis. we have inflation burning. the border is open. and joe biden is flying off to a climate summit? who cares around their kitchen table about climate right now? we care about the issues that are affecting our families. and so this administration is out of touch. and i think, again, you add in the school issues, and, listen, rachel and i talked about this a lot. you see the energy on the ground in virginia. you can feel when a win is happening. you can almost taste it. and it feels like that's where youngkin is at with the energy that he has in virginia and terry mcauliffe is just trying t...

Youngkin to former president donald trump. youngkin's campaign saying that trump talk is a sign mcauliffe is losing on state issues. as for the democrats' infrastructure announcement, youngkin says it's emblematic of that party's approach. >> i just think what we are seeing in washington today is the exact example of terry mcauliffe and joe biden's run away tax and spending philosophy. and we have seen it in virginia. virginians are ready to have a government who understands what it means to have a leader to invest prudently but recognize it's taxpayers' money. it's not government's. >> about ...

You should ask better questions early on. ask things that your viewers care about. speak a we did. >> harris: did you hear that last reporter? ask questions at the viewer care about. we did. >> steve: i think he is very vulnerable on this issue and there's a reason that he ended the interview early. whether it's in the context of critical race theory or broader school issues, he has been pushing to give parents power back. he's resistant. in the debate a couple of weeks ago, he stepped in it thing that he did not think that parents should be telling teachers what to teach. this has dogged him ...

Officials, that is department of justice, including one appointee in civil rights division. jane doe 1 and john doe 1, and others in white house, separatedly express concern regarding potential start son political impact of parent mobilization and organization around school issues in up coming midterm elections, this is about a sleazy and untorrid as it gets, on information and belief at direction of or consent of jane doe 1, jane doe 2 and other biden administration officials develop a plan to use a letter from an outside group, they say not usual suspects, that would likely be, assume letter...