Fox News senior White House correspondent Jacqui Heinrich reports on President Donald Trump’s remarks on religious liberty in education and his call for blue-state leaders to seek help tackling crime on 'Special Report.'

Lydia Booth was in fifth grade when she tried to spread hope with a COVID mask bearing a message of unconditional love. 

Shea Encinas was in fifth grade when his religious beliefs made him concerned about reading a book on sexual ideology to his kindergarten buddy. 

Justin Aguilar was a high school senior when he sought to incorporate the story of how he found strength through faith in his valedictorian speech. 

A group of children in Massachusetts were in elementary school and junior high when they were repeatedly subjected to bullying based on their Jewish faith, including obscene slurs like "Go to the gas chambers." 

TRUMP TO SPEAK AT MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE ON RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN EDUCATION

These humble and courageous young people, and others like them, who stand firm in their beliefs despite persecution, represent the best our country can offer. They deserve recognition and honor for their fortitude, selflessness and commitment to principle. 

President Donald Trump during a Religious Liberty Commission meeting at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., Sept. 8, 2025.  (Nathan Howard/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Instead, they were targeted, harassed, threatened and bullied not only by classmates but by........

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