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john , i have fun. great show tonight. all all right.graham angle from i am laura ingraham. this is ingram angle fromon a washington tonight. and wend w begin the hour with a scandal of monumental significance. charge finally, with republicans inthe charge of the house, the rocks are being lifted on the covide cover up and the rotth that we see underneath is what we warned you about long ago. rank corruption at the heart of our federal response. now, the former cdc director under trump, dr. robert redfield, was questioned about anthony foundry's mad scramblee's mad to conceals the role he and others playeditr with green lightineeg funding to the juhan lab in china. so what did redfield think ofhep the paper that fauci pressured scientiscientist to write backa february? 2020. 020? c that wouldon conclude ultimatel that covid most likely did not escape from a lab. >> this whole approach that was taken on its antithetical to science . i >> thank you. need t science has to be and theyk th squashed any debate pae.

do you think that the paper papr does hide the truth? i think it's a tn inaccurateatih paper that basically was part of a narrative that they were creating. t star remember, this pandemic did nott start in january t mo seafood market. we now know there wanto septs infections all the way back into september this was they'lative that was decided that they were going to say this came from the wet market and they were going to doto sup everything they could to support it, to negate any discussion about the possibilit that it came from a la discussion about the possibility that this came from malawi. >> but wait a second. wait wait a second. er anthony fauci insisted under oath that the gain of functiona research, the riskiest research you can do on a virus, wasn't being done at the wuhan lab with our help, dr. fauci was affirmatively told and told in an email that any aid had a monetary relationshiph eco- h with the wuhan institute through eco health alliance. 2 he he was told this in january . twenty seventh of 2020. do you doc think that dr. faucilied u intentionally lied under oath to senator paul when he vehementlynd denied nih

is funding of gain of function i research? >> i think there's doubt no dog that nih was funding gainely am function research. >> is it likely that americaer n tax dollars funded the gain of function research that created this virus? >> ihinki think it did not not only from nih, but from the state department, usaid, and from dod. >> okay, do you realize what this all means? well, not surprisingly, redfield field told he the committee that he found hif shut out of key callspandem early on in the pandemic, and that wasic when fauciredfiet and company realized that red field was not goingoing toge the party line. >> whywere do you think you were excluded from those call? y wand because it was it was told to me that they wanted a single narrative and that i obviously had a different point of view all about the science. well, these sanctums, erroneous camera hounds who flanked trump day afte r day in the white house briefing room. these people who are pushed,ar pushine pushg these damaging's l lockdown's and smearing good doctors and researchers

who knew the truth about inexpensive antiviral treatments. they did more than grandstandcaa on camera, though. these people, those people destroyed public trust inubli our public health officials and our entire public health system. >> so why weren't fauci hiss an boss, francis collins and their useful idiot deborah burks at all interested in discussing i what renowned experts were saying about when and how covid spread? exp what explains their stunninglait lack of curiosity in september of thousand nineteen three things happened in that lab. e u >>en one is they deleted the sequences, was highly irregula r. mmand-and-contro >> second thing they did was thv they changed the command and control the lal to b from the civilian control to the military control. highly unusualhighly unusual. i and the third things they did, which i think is really telling, is they let a contract to redo the ventilation system in that laboratory. >>. there must be accountability

here. transpa there must be full transparency on the money we funneled to wuhan. >> all courtesy ofl courtesy of. >> the u.s. taxpayers. >> if our own public health resecials had a direct or indirect involvement in the research that led to this pandemic, merrick garland, our attorney general, the entire doj should be ready >> rmpanel a grand jury. there should be indictments. oh, now, remember, he thinksike the biggest threat facing the american people are guyso u like that so-callewent on d qant shoman they threw in jail.. t he's the bighrea threat, the bi money in medical research from pharma and from the federal government. it has corrupted huge swaths oft our scientific community and it must stop. the scientific community is is very afraid to speak up rea on political issues. and i think the reason is that the government grants are the ss

handed out through the systemnd of peer peer review committees. and so you don't you don't wante any single scientist on yourto a peer review committee to vote against you. m this meanseans t that they cannt be relied upon in the way that i think we would like thement an to to be independent and forthright and call itht an as they see it, for revealing how the sausage is made. by the way, that was the former medical editor of the new york times. mes.for hofor how the whole scic hierarchy cares more about their grants.r grants than the the americ than the health of the american people. e, you just saw there, was attacked by committee democrats inviting someone with discrediteddited a like mr. ways to and dangerous views like mr. ways to testify on the origins of this pandemic.pandemic which is disproportionately harmed which has disproportionately harmed communities of color. is not responsible. incredible oversight for race. d people who have suffered, endured and survived

three centuries of slavery, oppression slavery, deprivation degradation. i'm absolutely offende d thatadt you would have the opportunity to take this platform and to add anything of significance to it. >> but mr. wade left out another motivating factor. . well, these figures are smearing him. of course, this is just a textbook , as we've talked about so much on the ingram r angle, more than justt fa the relationship with china that fauci, et cetera, were protecting, as we found out back in february. 2020, what was u utmostmost t wi utmost importance to fauci watch. >> i thinki think earl early onn the outbreak, it was clear thatm there was some muddling ofataste information. but over the last severaloritie weeks, the chinese authorities have really been very explicit that they were going to not tolerate any misinformation going out. but i'm surprised that you would say that, given what wein know about china's patternpa of lying about critical issues. dr. fauci, the chinese

scientist we've dealt with ,andr i've dealt with myself personally for years, if not decades.e not i have faith that they are not dist distorting things. >> so china will not let any misinformation go out.he he's reassurin's reassuring thgh public on china's behalf. and that interview i didim with him in february, 2020, the money, the power, the fame ,the media's complicity with all of this int it obsession that so many had in the medical communit obsession that so many had in the medical community with this gain of functionction research ofs all more important to all of these people. >>e includ including fauci theng clean about important facts at every stage of a global pandemic.. joining me now is dr. steventhoo kwe, a physician, physician, scientist, and author of stay safe a physician's guide to survive coronavirus. lab he was one of the first to develop evidence about the lab theory.

dr. wei, good to see you tonight. what do we risk as a people if we allow this type of muddying the waters on the truth at the beginning >> a health crisish crisis to ce ? >> well,hink it' i thinks it'sy clear , laura , and thank you for having me sars-cov-2, which was survived, but which was anid incredible economicmillio and damagingn one million americans died was a on at percene percent lethal . i have established through forensic metagenomics studies inside the one instead of raje since january twenty twenty ,fui that they are working on gaining function with a 30% lethal virus, a thirtylethal via nine percent lethal virus and a. 60% lethal virus. i'm not sure a society wouldh a survive with a 10% or greater virus. so if we don'tdo stop them, it's going to be catastrophic. >> so you're saying that the gain of function research being done right now,

continuing to be done in china and perhaps other places around the world? there are concerns that a level , an lab was operating in ukraine as well. and that was upended orcoul destroyed, that we could be innn for more real pain, much worse pain than this last virus.t's rh >> well, that's right.'s you're right.e we now it's night timre e where you and i are speaking. in but right now, it's it's daytime in the laboratories in virus and in china and they're working on the nipah virus and the influenza virus.s and other murders of viruses which we and other viruses, which we idet have identified beyond beyond a reasonable doubt. we found the vectors in we nlaboratory sequences that they're working on right this minute. so we need to figure out how to to put put measures in place to stop this. >> well, we should noth be cooperating at all.yone w with anyone who is doing thisofr type of research.h, >> correct. correct? there should be penalties in i mean, there shouldplace. be penalties in place, economic, financial,econom what, with a country like china forrer

evench engaging in this research at this point. >> correct. i mean, this this can't stande well, it's correct.oratories in >> but of course, there areunitd laboratories in the united eur states are laboratories in europe that are also doing this research. i think i think puttini thing pr regulations around gain of function research is legitimate ,like shutting down. people were playing with nuclear bombs because it's more devastating. and right now it's the wild n west in alotl laboratories jus,t just china. >> well, c the cost benefit analysis of the gain ofg out function research just so far doesn't seem to be panning out that well. wuhan o whether we're doing it at unsere, we're doing it in juhan. whert.or whatever the heck we're doing it now.peaking ou this this is a completet. disaster. dr. kwe, thank you for speaking out. >> is the y covid-19 leaked from a lab a conspiracy theory? absolutely not. no, i would say no. >> but also it has been approached as such. >> you know, joining me now,nnis

congressman james colmer, house coersight committee chair, a member of the covid subcommittee, congressman, becu a lot of people will approach me because i've been so0 year obsessed with this issue of china for thirty years now. e start and especially at the se the pandemic when i first interviewed fauci. i withey keep sayingng is is ae going to be held accountable for this? and so i'm going to ask you, lk is there any penalty be paid? it looks like anthony fauci waso not forthcoming. and that's putting it charitably when he testified before congress. >> yes, today was the first step towards the truth and thenw holding people accountable. you know, people want to saye e want to hold china accountable. i want to holdda chinawill lea accountable. but at the end orn hisf the day, i think what we're goingne to learn is people inat the government knew about what going on . they knew from day one they worked together to cover this up. and this is wrong.ong. did this affec affect t the vacs did this affect more lives being lost to covid because of the unknown about

showorigination of kovenn of ? we saw emails early on that showed dr. fauci and dr. collins in february of 2020.worn we're actively working to tryaba to spin the narrative that anyone who said the lab leakedk theory was was possible was wase either a conspiracity theorist e even worse, a racist. so they need to be held. accountable. that's that's w what we're going to continue to bring people in, build the case. and then dr. vouchering dr. collins are going to have an opportunity to explain themselves explain and their acs to the american people under oath. have >> h have you attempted to get folks like dr.eco- hea peter darshak from the health alliance to appear before your committee? >> what can we expect that?? yes, absolutely.ol utely.he is a key figure in thi. as you know, we're also before we bring him in the committee, we're going to bring in every government employee that had anythingad anyth to do with sending eco health alliance a grant. anyone in washington that hade o anything to do with the knowledge that eco healthir gra

alliance was out of compliancent with their grant, that they lied on what their grantald was actually doing, where itoi was being spent, what it was being used for. so every person iner this government that had anythinghinr to do with anything pertaining to the woonona lab is goinge an to be brought in front of thatvx committee and they're goingr acn to have to explain their actions. e re >> well, there arenown other pei who are renowned experts in the coronavirun the s and just t research, global experts like ralph barek at the university of north carolina, chapel hill. he's, he's a brilliant gai researcher and he's an advocate for gaining function research because he thinks it's important to try to stoptop the it some type of vaccine. the next pandemic with a with some type of vaccine. but he worked with chinese vasearchers as many research is across the country do, on ael variety of problems.ik i but he seems like he's someone is pretty well versed in all of this. are you going to bring him to testify as well? he's another >> yes, he's another person of interest. again, we're going to start with the lower level government

employees. we'v employees.e got recorded e. ev every interview that dr. fauci o and dr. collins have done. we know that early on , dr. fuji's earliest pandemicc advisor said this is obviously a advisor said , look, thisey wer is obviously a lab leak because .hat's what they were doing in the woolens. they were researching covid viruses. and at ses. the time, we didn't know that they were doing the gain of function research . was i don't think very many people in america and you gainan a function is . but that's mansid that , and that's something we should never have been done. the government did not havvernm. the authority to do that. we certainly didn't have did noh the authority to spend taxpayer dollars over there, which we found out today did happen. these peoplepen.these pe need td accountable. and that's the number one priority for me >> restoriect committee restoring public trust. and our health systein omaccoun is critical. get thewe a i hope weta accountability we all deserve. and this country . all thank you. happening and while this is all happening, the world health organizationh orga that actually helped china cover up its involvement is now trying

to create a pandemic treaty among al treatl member states . >> countries will begin negotiations on a zero draft of the new pandemic accord. a morf this discussions will be crucial for building a more effective health securitygroundn architecture for the future, grounded in international law, g equity and the fundamental soundsto health for all people. >> it sounds so great, the fundamental right for health to all people or the treaty aimsalso aims to have greater international cooperation when it comes to pandemic response.. >> well, again, it sounds good on the surface, but what doeseym that mean for our freedom?me what does it all mean? while well, the federalists summed it di this while the draft treaty doesn't give the direct authority over the countriese domestic pandemic policies, it contains numerous ruinous provisions thaould pust would ph nations to adopt an authoritarian globalist mindse t for handling future disease outbreaks. >> joining us now is reggie littlejohn, attorney andforce co-chair of the sativex task

force task force. >> reggie halooking s been looko all of this for a long time. great, great job on our podcast discussing this. reggie, what risks would this pose? >> well, laura , there are two instruments that are coming up there as they're beinging ne negotiatedgo by the world health assembly. and one of the m could even pass two of them ths may. and between the two of them, they will establish a global toa totalitarian biotech surveillance state that would obligate all of the countries wo who in the world. one hundred ninety a four countries who are parts orf the world health organization to surveil to su our citizens. and then also it obligate us to censor any misinformation ormisn disinformation. ct tha so let's just set aside the fact that the wto was the main perpetrator of misinformation and disinformation in the last pandemic. and ormationbut they will have

the authority to say what is misinformation and what is disinformation. . also and it also gives the director general, tedros, the authority to declare interventions not just on pandemics, but also on potential risks and not do it without even the the authorization of the country that they would be moving into. so these are terrible, terriblel things that could come to a >> w as early as this may. >> well, what they're trying now there's going to be a provision that preserves to argue now is that, well, there's going to be a provision that preserves the the sovereiy of nations that sign on to this. so everybody's freaking out for no reason. this is just about cooperating together better and havingver uc a consistent response. but given the fact ttha they helped cover up china's blake and they just let china skate with no repercussions,ds whatsoever for china, that leads us to conclude that this is not really about global health, but this is about global control..

period. solu itte is absolutely.lyit it is about global control. and what they're doing is they are using health as the instrument to instill fear in people. of so you were talking about all this gain of function researchd and some of these these leaksle that could come out of these labs could have enormously great mortality rates, much greater than covid. so they will terrify everybody w into saying, oh, yes, we agree.e we'll just be surveilled. agree that you have to censor all this information and all of that can be used as the platform of china'sworldw social credit system. >>rld wide global registry, a global registry, is what people are worried aboutd to it with perhaps banking connected to it. movement, controlling movement. if you don't have a certain number of shots, that's. ultimately their goal, i think. but they have a lot of hoops to go through. that. but you've got to stay ahead of this. and reggie, we appreciat

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the great unraveling.g. it tha >> that's the focus ofangle. tonight's angle. >> the now, the ruling class in washington. bee it's in a flat spin.years it's been more than two years now since biden took power. and yet they have no successll. stories to tell. tting americans are getting poorerst and china is getting stronger.. the econ the economic outlook, we know that's bleak. >> ble and we have a hologram fr a president with a cabinet filled with peoplewith peo thatu wouldn't hire to tutorh. your fourth grader in math .>> i >>dent obama a president obama d that by me. >> president biden will usens that is news to sink trains, planes and automobiles. >> but about what about bike>> a scooters, wheelchairs, for that matter? >> so i ame space counci the head of the space council. i love space . nitra waddah, division ofn of re responsibilities. >> butsponsibi let me be clear,e

42 or not, the border is not open. >> the press are coconspirators. and orchestrating thisr co-c pee of national decline led by people like you just saw in those clips. >> but a seething hatred of republicans. the p his voters. it drove them to take the most extreme positions and toir wall completely abandon their role as objective checks on power. ay and yet the press wonders whywh people are tuning them out, whether readership is collapsing. so now the cabal has only a fewy cards left to play. no one we expose last night smah the smear and smash campaignan to discredit and ultimately silence all their critictimatel s. more th >> but women's groups are going to spend more than ten million dollars online and on pushi television, pushingng back against misogynistic and sexistack agai smears again. kamala harris. t on as not hard to pu mask. just wea r mess. >> you'll save lives out there if you do. but the recordecord is is very .

>> what we saw for years and years of donald trump being putin's puppet. and , of course, they're goingn to do anything they cans will to change the subject, as if s americans are going to somehow forget that their retirement savings are disappearing becaus be the press and theny oc democrats dangle some shiny us us .n three months speaker mccarthy has held the gavel for less than and already he's it done alread three months already. >> he has done more than any party leader in congress trump's to enable the spread of donald trump's big lie. >> i think that's very dangerous for all of us . that information has now beenved revealed. arlson i >> what we have seen froma froma whcker carlson is continue pd lies from a proven liar. doing a what he is doing with the help of house republicans and speaker mccarthy, mind you, is dangerous information is dangerous. but despite all their efforts, the truth is seeping outis. it's increasingly obvious that we're facing potential disaster

on all fronts. >> in all of it, all of itlicte is self-inflicted. by the dc leadership cby the dc. >> our border. it's a gift to the cartels, our public schools. that the that's a gift to the teachers s unions and the propagandists. the city's mayor gift to the criminals, illegals and home to endless despair.. our foreign policy our foreign policy. well, that's obviously a gifta. right now to china. and our energy independence. th to globalistsameric who want to force scarcity on america. >>a. and our economy. itat's not really a gift to anyone. it's in shambles. so president stumbles on his friends on the hill, really did a number on all of us personal debt, skyrocketing interest rates going up forth the foreseeable future.e foreseeable future and we are headed toward a recess and we're headed towardit was a recession. now, maybe this wa their plas tn all along, but now the truth is out. is g

america is getting weakers and biden's only answer at thisv point is to propose massive taex hikes and then to prepares foericans for a new new normal ,a new america where we lowerr expectations reduce our consumption and our expectations, reducetrad our consumption and give up our traditional freedoms.it. then we learned to be happy wit it and then we learn to be happy with it. >> it shows in the end that the democrats now know that there will be no economic growth under their policies and that inflation is just going to drag on powell at the fed. he's not going to bailwill not m out.. >> he can't.u now, we told you recently thatfo the imf is predicting a nightmare for our gdp over the nextnext two two years. germany, france and spain'se an gdp's will outpace ours by twenty, twenty four . >> even russia's gdp is growing faster than the united states is. oh, and i didn't realize,at by the way, that build back better meant that real wages in median household

incomedrop u would drop under b. that's his definition of better . they've given up on america.e they've essentially thrown up tr their hands on fixing c the cities. that's just out ofontrol their contro. e l. check out this piece by david graham and the atlantic , rather, in admitting that they're pro crime, pro tax policiesro- crim, the high tax c didn't work. they declare that the citieslac were just ungovernable. now, jusnot becausw e they've g up on building a strong thinprosperous america doesn'tmd the rest of us should think about this. they are more afraid ofthroug grandmothers who are walking through the capital onh o were p january six than the communist chinese who are poised right no w to take taiwan and the same democrats won't forgive republicans for donald trump. >> they're happyappy to forgive china for covid. they're happy to forgive china there are happ for stealing our technology. they're happy to forgive china lir crushing hong kong for

torturing the weavers. and the list goen.s on and on . this tells the real story of how intellectual bankrupt they all are.nd i t we know it. and i think they even know it. as the anglo has been saying all along, this situation in our country is only going to change when suburban women and enough urban voters in key states have decided they've had enough. some of them might not lik mighe them, might not like trump for all we know. tha but i simply don't believe that those same people want to continue to live like this and be deceived. thise deceived way. conomic continue as the economic carnage dominaues to pilpilee up, as our geopolitical dominance collapses,collapse it's going t nearly impossible for even the slickest political consultants to spin the democrats reign as anything ,an utter nightmare. we are witnessing their great unraveling, but let it not be ours. >>d that's the angle. >> it's international women's

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you know, it's a little advance, so i don't quite know what she's talking hosted about there. but still today, the first lad e hosted a white house international women of courage event. >> and who better to headline that event than secretary of state tonyy blak blinken? >> the first person i thought of, laura . he's look, if he's nonot exactly a woman, he has certainlyer grought a softer, more yieldin approach to us diplomacy, just actually very empathetick . ag >> dr. jill apparently agrees with me. tonye., when joe selected you to be secr to be secretary of stateet, he knew that we had much to do abroad. >> so we hired abroad to do it. and blinken wasn't the only thi biological male or honored ats e this.n women ofof courage event t courn argentina, all the rwanda is a transgender woman who was kicked out of classrooms, barreded from for sitting for , refused job opportunities, subjected to violenc e and rejected by her family.

but in the face of theseenge challenges, she worked to end violence and discrimination against the lgbtriminatiq commu. >> argentina, rimon, what is it? will take some more. i mean, this is the world is falling apart. china is like doing drills as it is . it prepares to take taiwant doi and anthony fauci is is doing women's empowerment evenwomet. i mean i mean, blinken is doing pretty good and saying, all right. hillary clinton also celebrated international women's day. a laura , before before we go on to that, there's a point that needs to be made here. they're disenfranchizing women at a women courage event.lacing you're replacing a woman with a biological man. look, if you want to have a trans event of courage, trans of courage event, have it. cal >> but il f you call it a womens of courage event y, you shouldan have biological women involved

. a >> that's it. me well, they don't believe in such a thing as biological women anymore. n.that they're not gonna do thae they don't believe in that.lyit they believe in a completelyy. distorted view of reality, just like unkovic, just likelike a to the economy, just likn e on ukraine, just like i mean,g t they're totally turning everything upsid upside down.e down and everyone's just nod and clapping like trained sealns and we expose it and people meaw expose it. but meanwhile, we've got hillary clinton, as i was celebrat saying, also celebrated edomen's international women's that mecca of female empowerment. abu dhab abu i with everyone's favorite nonpartisan woman, gloria steinem. >> i just want to point out how to you at this moment in timeofm how different the history ofd wh my country in the world wouldad have been had we had hillary clinton instead of trump, jerry clinton stronger together to carter, gloria steinem, billie jean king, women and children are the primary conflic victims of conflict and of

climate change. i us and there is no place that unfortunately, tragically shows us that more dramatically than ukraine today. >> laura ,>> i i literally don't know what she's talking about.en the u.n. human rights monitorsrn mission found that 61% of mee civilian casualties in ukraine are men . had not eve and we have even begun to talkmc about the military casualties, which are mostlyas men serving in the ukrainian military. so i don't know what. she's talking about. i have a question did hill high. w high >> no, i have a question thatme hillary did hilary addresss affn how high crime and liberal run or aes is affecting women org a rotten economy is affecting women that her party ushered in or how women are paying reallyso high prices for energy and basic food? of the i guess she left that out of the great empowerment agenda. t agendawhat a joe biden could e been very different, though, if she had been president . >>di she laura , having some big stars or celebrating women today in a surprising way.

actor and tv host nick cannoni has more kids than than i think trump has lawyers at this point. cannon is fathered 12 childrentx with six different women d. new , nbc's today show reported nick cannon will star in a new game show, but i'm not so sure kevin hart and nick cannon are coming to eat for the mother of all game show having quit gilgo to get some contestants that want to have your cake.y. >> eeny, go . this is actually a gag, laura .e and the today show has sincefor updated its story, but for a minute it was believable. >>mean, who does have a lot of kids with a lot of different ladies? well o at the wome, you have tos the women's empowerment event. >> anything's possibleib at thiv point. >> they may give him an aware d next year. you know, for the courage and takes a lot of courage.. i guess you keep calling it. ann finally,cement i laura , i haven announcement. i'm headed on the road for

the book tour. the eddison book tour, starting on the twenty first of march, a virtual signing thenm i'm at the villages in jacksonville, florida, new orleans, the ibrary, allary the details at raymond arroyo .com. where will laura finallywhere wr with me? >> that's the real question. there's the real light. i will endeavor to surprise everyone. raymond arroyo, thanks so much. all right. in moments, the epic return of when everything is racist. whatv and speaking of racism, waitt until you hear whatnext one virginia school district is pulling. >> that's next. for people with diabetic nerve pain of defeat, it's time for great feats. help get them caftans up. the only topical prescription treatment approved to help reduce diabetic nerve pain of the defeat. great feats, the day to day, ordinary things that seem extraordinary when your feet feel better, you to is different. >> 1:30 minute application in your doctor's office can provide up to three months of diabetic foot pain relief.

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but don't go too hard on poor gavin. >> he's taking action on another item steeped in racism. >> gas stoves. the issue of gas stove pollution is a health equity and an environmental justice issue. there are a couple of factors that make lower income people and communities of color more susceptible. the air we breathe is so unequal. and then there's high school english classes. >> listen to this teacher in california. public education is an institution that upholds lots of problematic systems in our society, like white supremacy and misogyny and colonization. etc.. i try to undermine that bias in my classroom as much as i possibly can. let's look at how we write essays. start with an introduction that includes a thesis always cite your sources, use transition words like however and therefore these are all made up rules. they're arbitrary. they were created by westerner's in power. >> why do you just go back to using symbols or sweetheart

or grunt's? why don't we try that? and finally, with daylight savings time approaching this weekend, we can't forget another unhinged piece from cnn saying that daylight savings time sheds light on lack of sleep, disproportionate impact on communities of color. so there you have it. water, gas, the english language. and of course, sleep. >> it's all racist and out to some actual racism. parents in a virginia school district got an email last week about a college partnership program in fairfax county. and the questionnaire is , do you have an 8th grader who wants to go to college? of course, many assume that, yes, we do. and we want to get help. but then the parents read further. and do the students fall into one or more of these categories, students who are the first in their family to attend college, black or african-american students, hispanic students, of one or more race students with disabilities, english

learners or economically disadvantaged students? that was the list. again, who could get this college workshop? >> wait a sec. what was it? there seemed to be a few groups missing on that list, joining me now is asra nomani, fairfax county public school parent who broke this story, author of the new book woke army. ausra, now the county came for said this is all a big misunderstanding. this is being this is in the daily mail. when it first came like this is being portrayed incorrectly, that it was a basically saying it went out and it shouldn't have gone out. what's what's the truth here? oh, my god. the truth is that they put forward a race based college prep program. and it was obvious to anybody who read the email that the only kids that could apply based on their race were black kids and hispanic kids and their exactly, like you said , a couple of categories that were blatantly missing from the entire program,

and that is asian kids and white kids. what is this? this is part of this larger race war that the woke army, as i call this nefarious network, has unleashed on america. i was driving over here, laura , and remembering when you and i first talked about the school garbage, it was the summer of 2020. and look at look these teachers, look at this. these activists, the consultants are just getting bigger and bigger and they're trying to gaslight us . and that's well and the system is doing and what has to happen. and i think it's beginning to happen. you see it with desantis. other governors are stepping up . we have to break this monopoly. parents have to be able to vote with their feet, get out of these schools. they shouldn't be locked into these left wing propaganda factories. it's all got to end, sweetheart. who doesn't like to do the english language? you know, she can go find her whole life's meaning on ticktock. all these other race hustlers out there, they got to move on to other professions. but we shouldn't be funding any

of this, right? i mean, this is a taxpayer money that is basically funding this racist college prep program. and so we, the parents have been standing up. laura , you empowered us . i mean, that summer when you had me on , it was a very simple program. remember it reading, writing and radicalization. i loved your alliteration and you you were on to it. you were on to this dynamic that has now become the agenda for the twenty, twenty four presidential election. i mean, this is where parents should recognize hats off to you because hats off to all the parents because we made it the issue and these guys know that we're watching them know they don't want any transparency. >> it's like every day that the left is screwed up on . they don't they don't want anyone to know the truth about whether covid or ukraine or the china or. speaking of china, by the way, ausra, we found out that china is actually spending big money to meddle in fairfax county schools. fox is reporting that according

to parents defending education, thomas jefferson high school, that nationally revered them, school in the district has received more than a million dollars worth of donations from chinese backed groups since 2014. quickly here, your reaction? >> yeah, this is the woke army right here. this is that nefarious network that is basically trying to hijack our school, steal our best statecraft and how to educate children and take to advance their own kids in their own communities. wow. what do we do? we teach our kids about woke baby and gabsi and basically dumb down america. and so that's why we've all got to stand up to them and call them out everywhere we can. >> all right. ausra, thank you so much. there will be no accident at the l.a. clippers games next year. what does that mean? well, the last bite will tell you next. 35% being a public servant, it's taught me one of many things. i expect the unexpected. that was not a smart move

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