'What these parades and picket lines and demonstrators are trying to do is influence and intimate our justices,' Gov. Glenn Youngkin said.

The new law is not out of the woods.

“Today we are reestablishing and restoring power back to parents.”

“The Governor and I are pleased with today’s ruling.”

“Governor, where is your mask?”

“He was running as a different kind of Republican.”

“The will of Virginians was clear: Parents should have a say in education.”

“Who does the president thinks knows best for students: School board members or parents?”

“Without today’s action, school boards are placed in a legally untenable position.”

Youngkin promised to end 'the use of divisive concepts, including Critical Race Theory, in public education.'

'We absolutely have to recognize what the left liberals do here is try to obfuscate this issue,' Youngkin told Fox News.

Virginia's new governor had a lot on the agenda for his first day in office, from education policy to the Department of Motor Vehicles.

“Do you believe the House Democrats are in any way partially responsible for what happened Tuesday?”

“I actually think we have good news as well.”

“He got 600,000 more votes than any Democrat has ever gotten.”

“Get the job done.”

He claimed Trump is “scared he’s been forgotten.”

“Together, together, together, together we can build a new day, a new day for Virginians where yes, we soar and we never settle.”