when it comes to crt and the banning of those types of books, it is important to understand that crts not actually taught, at this point, in the classroom, in elementary, middle, or high school. the theory of crt is somewhat complex and confusing. so when you are in a society when you have all of this anger because of george floyd and whatnot, and then you are introduced to crt, which has been around since the 1960's, but most people have not heard of it. most black people had never heard of it. you are already with a combat of nature, and then you bring forth crt as a theory that says our institutions in america are racist and that people tend to gravitate more to see, as you are saying, that people in america are racist simply because our institutions are. that brings a lot of confusion and anger. it makes you feel more defensive . i think that is what you are seeing here. because you have these laws to ban crt, but what difference is it going to make two something that is not taught anyway -- make to ban something that is not taught anyway? >> put our schools arguing that people i

their plan is to have crt infused curriculum.o replace education with indoctrination because that is an essential step for them. and essential to it with this marxist crt is no matter the subject, no matter what it is, then you can tilt it to being racist. they have made 2+2=4 racist. they have made gifted and talented programs racist, even though asian students are the highest percentage of enrollees in these programs. they have made it america that terrible and said, well, , it's racist. they had said if your great-grandfather fought in world war ii or your dad is in the military, that is racist and thereby you are racist. what we doubt is america as a country, as a great idea, as a republic cannot survive if our children do not know our history. [applause] >> so what we need are teachers that believe in education, instead of indoctrination. we need teachers that are going to be focused on knowledge. we need teachers that are going to commit to reading the woke from our education system. thank god we had some great conservative

parents across the country, mask mandates, crt.pening in the classroom, they are tired of woke politics. they are tired of transgender girls competing against biological roles in our high schools and our colleges. some of their measures are so over-the-top there are times i have to double check things to make sure this is not a joke. this month, the democrats decided they were going to track to give out crack pipes with taxpayer dollars. and we put an end to that. we make security send out a memo saying, if you hear anybody speaking against the covid policy, education policy, report them to the authorities. it was a slap in the face to free speech. but what we know is that democrats continue to say in democratic fashion, we are doing this for public safety and we are doing this for the children. but what they are trying to do is make you dependent, to make you compliant and controlled, and to make you quiet. we are in a struggle for the soul of this country. the battle of ideas used to be conducted in the public square, on the city

that's why they want crt because they want todivide the country . that's why they remove statues of thomas jefferson and abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt. take george washington's name all schools because they want to erase that history. they want to delegitimize our founding institutions and replace that with their left-wing ideology as the foundational principles of our modern-day society. wokeness is a form of cultural marxism. it is not just about raising taxes is or bad economic policy, it's about tearing up the fabric of our society and trying to replace it with something that will be much more sinister and the problem that we face as conservatives is a lot of major institutions in our country have become infected with this woke virus. look at academia, do we need to discuss that? their main objective is to impose an ideological worldview on the people that come through their universities . look at corporate america, opposingvoter id . many of them make a lot of money from chinese slave labor but they don't want voter id in the united state

he says crt doesn't make better lawyers but rather teaches them victimhood and blame.eory, the main text does not define what it is. >> and when you hear students say that this limits the academic freedom. >> it doesn't. there are only so many hours in the day. we're not talking about censoring books or censoring thoughts or ideas. she is perfectly able to continue her course of study the same way many of us do outside of the presence of a professor. or better said outside of taxpayers having to subsidize the message. >> the bill is in the hands of the mississippi house and they have until march to vote on it. senator mcdaniel says he expects the bill to pass with minimal changes. though educators we spoke to in the state say that crt is currently not being taught in any k through 12 classes in the state. it is, however, an elective taut in law schools across the country why professor butts letter says if crt is banned her students would be at a disadvantage. don. >>> thank you, nick. maybe someone should teach and the legislature the class before they are making the d

when you talk about my taxes, crt, when you talk about taking away of liberties with mask mandates.parenting issue because we're all wanting the world to be a great place for our children. every one of these children are going to make the world a better place in 10 years and 15 years and those people on the left, they understand that so they are trying to poison them, sap confidence, sew division and we aren't having it. parents are the largest interest group in our country and we agree on 90% of the issues. we're unstoppable when we just use everyday common sense, you know? that's what policies should be protecting is our opportunities to live our life day-to-day. >> harris: before i let you go, i feel like this is somewhat the elephant in the room when you go to meetings like that. i'm a parent, too. my husband and i have been and we're a bi racial couple and there is a look that we must agree because we look the same and the true diversity in the room i saw last night and those that my husband and i go to that we think we bring into the room is diversity of thought actually is a

crt. open border crime anything. now we have 75% of the country, steven, fax vaxxed. we have case and hospitalizations and deaths plummeting. joe biden is not even talking about that. so i mean not even talking about that. go ahead. >> he is not because his cdc is still recommending masks for toddlers age 2 and older. his faa is still requiring people to mask in between bites on airplanes and, again, parents have to fly and mask their 2 and 3-year-old kids on cross-country flights. now, eventually i do think that his aides are going to push him to lift those guidelines, but, again, it's incumbent upon republicans to say you won't be forgiven for the childhood you stole from millions of american children. and we know those mandates will come back in december if parents don't show up and vote in november. >> good point. and if he drops the mask on the planes he kills the crime wave because half the crime is taking place in the friendly skies. kill two birds with one stone, miller, that's smart. i don't think he is smar

all right, why is it that your students are turned off by the crt inspired lessons?sting. i always have my students check their grades for all of their classes. i'm noticing a pattern of my students feeling ethnic studies class and i'm asking them, why are you guys feeling this class? i'm always on my students about their grades. i want them to do well and they are like, you know, that class is so them. and i'm like, what is this class? i actually had exes the same platform as the other teacher. and i got to take a look at some of the lessons. america was given a gift that we had some of our online lessons, our lessons on mind because we were able to see some of what was going on. >> laura: they want to keep it quiet. they do not want parents to know what is really happening behind closed doors. and they just want, you know, shut up, just let your students get marinated in this hate and vent they are off to that races in college. >> kali: exactly, free is not free. suite get to drop our kids off at these schools and we remember what it was like when we were kids in t

yes, where against crt but what are we for? i'mfor the constitution. i'm for the bill of rights and we need to have our young people understand what that means . [applause] because the rule of law is paramount, florida has done more than any other state in the country to ensure the integrity of our election. one of the first things i did when i became governor in 2019 and people were talking about election integrity was accept the resignation of the broward county supervisor of elections and remove the supervisor from palm beach county. we didn't change the rules when covid came. we followed. we founded 99 percent of the ballots on election night. it was transparent, it was fair but we also understood there are a lot of shenanigans in other parts of the country so last year i signed legislation banning ballot harvesting in the state of florida. banning mail balloting, unsolicited mail balance in the state of florida and maybe most important, we have banned zuckerbucks in the state of florida. we're not going to let a tech giant, there are elections by

their plan is to have crt infused curriculum.ace education with indoctrination because that is an essential step for them. and essential to it with this marxist crt is no matter the subject, no matter what it is, then you can tilt it to being racist. they have made 2+2=4 racist. they have made gifted and talented programs racist, even though asian students are the highest percentage of enrollees in these programs. they have made it america that terrible and said, well, , it's racist. they had said if your great-grandfather fought in world war ii or your dad is in the military, that is racist and thereby you are racist. what we doubt is america as a country, as a great idea, as a republic cannot survive if our children do not know our history. [applause] >> so what we need are teachers that believe in education, instead of indoctrination. we need teachers that are going to be focused on knowledge. we need teachers that are going to commit to reading the woke from our education system. thank god we had some great conservative teach

he says crt doesn't make better lawyers, but rather teaches them victimhood and blame.l race theory, the rmain text does not define what it is. >> when you hear students say this limits their academic freedom. >> there's only so many hours in the day. we're not talking about censoring books or thoughts or ideas. she's perfectly able to continue her course of study the same way many of us do outside the presence of a professor or outside of taxpayers having to subsidize the message. >> the bill is currently in the hands of the mississippi house who has until march to vote on it. senator mcdaniel says he expects the bill to pass with minimal changes, though he adds he's been wrong before. educators in the state of mississippi say it would be a disservice if critical race theory was banned from public schools and higher education. they point to the fact that crt is being taught already in schools across the country and mississippians would be at a disadvantage if they didn't receive a similar education. nick valencia, jackson, mississippi. >>> coming up next, the front lin

they say it would be a disservice to mississippi if crt is banned from the state.ng taught across the country which would put mississippi lawyers, future lawyers here in the state at a disadvantage to not have similar education. >> thank you so much. >>> in a moment we turn to our breaking news on ukraine with a live report from moskow, and with the u.s. on high alert what will vladimir putin's next move be? a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and d reward. so you can enjoy morore of...this. this is the planning e effect. . >> more now about a potential invague of ukraine that white house said could come within days, president biden and valdimir putin are supposed to talk tomorrow. they called it hysteria, something they does again today, on the part of the media. what are you hearing from the kremlin tonight. >> reporter: the kremlin came up quickly after the announcements coming from the white house, to say, look, we repeatedly get this accusations that we intend to invade ukraine, we see it as a prove kag,

crt is a college-level legal theory says that american racism is structural and woven into social --america -- american society crt is not taught in k-12 schools, but it's nonetheless become the latest flashpoint in the country's culture wars. from school boards to statehouses. since the start of last year, more than half of all states have introduced bills banning the teaching of crt in public schools. political backlash from conservatives, who are casting frank conversations about race as divisive or anti-white. the newshour spoke to four high school students about their experiences learning about black history amid the restrictions and political pressure. tara: i'm tara grey, i'm 16 and -- >> elya vigilant, i have 15 years old, i go to arthur -- >> my name is jocelyn pritchard, -- >> miles coppage, i'm 17 and i -- >> wish people would stop viewing it as right or left or a political argument, instead of acknowledging it as history. >> what i know about it is from headlines and social media, about how kids should be taught, the way we frame things in our view regarding black black p

they say it would be a disservice to mississippians if crt is banned from the state.he fact that it is already being taught across the country, which would put mississippi lawyers -- future lawyers here in the state -- at a disadvantage to not have similar education. john. >> nick valencia, interesting perspective. thank you so much. >>> in a moment, we return to our breaking news on ukraine with a live report from moscow. and with the u.s. on high alert, what will vladimir putin's next move be? (thank you, have a nice day.) ♪ (trumpet solo) ♪ (bell dings) (pages slipping) ♪ ♪ ♪ (trumpet solo) ♪ ♪ ♪ (typing) (bell dings) ♪ ♪ (cheering ♪ ♪ (typing) ♪ ♪ ♪(trumpet solo) ♪ avoiding triggers, but can't keep migraine attacks away? qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks... it can't prevent your next period. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks... it can't prevent stress. you can't prevent what's going on outside, that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. qulipt

as the researcher says, crt points out that whiteness is already racist by its very color which seemsist. it allows you to lump jews and the rest -- with the rest of the evil whites like the nazis, serial killers on the cast of seinfeld. when you become inconvenient to their cause, blacks, asians, and hispanics become white too. just ask larry elder or any black person who isn't the left of karl marx who if i remember correctly was white. crt is designed to place people in only two racial boxes, white versus black or jews, asians, latinos or other lighter skinned nonwhites may find themselves shoehorned into the oppressors box. if you don't fall in line, then you're as bad as a nazi or worse, a white guy. race according to crt is only important to the color line between white and black and everything else is irrelevant and that's how the holocaust gets whitewashed. so goldberg, a jewish name she appropriated, set on tv. that in the hierarchy of oppression, whiteness is a loan of the top like the fats and sugars of the top of the food chart you can never judge success, struggle or fail

crt is not being taught. this is just mistruths.y the political playbook as parents don't have a rope rope we saw it happen in pennsylvania pray. >> may vacillate between crt is not taught in schools then to saying you're restricting freedom of speech because you know what crtc you have to pick one. either is or isn't. i think they are flailing around on it. the reason they are flailing around it's very, very unpopular. it is the same ideology in places like new york remove thomas jefferson statues. teddy roosevelt, boston removed abraham lincoln, san francisco takes washing tunes schools.the in all these other things. it is the same impulse. i think what they are trying to do is they are trying to delegitimize the founding of this country for the trade to delegitimize the foundational principles and the institutions in this country. basically refound our society in ways that are consistent with that leftist ideology. though be totallyis disastrous for this country. it is bankrupt very tough politically to try to tell parents they a

democrat terry mcauliffe said they don't teach crt in public schools. >> he's wrong. and if he means they don't teach the works of richard elgato and kimmerly glen chuck come he's right. but if he means that all the parents and friends who rightly saying guess what sorts of things my child's history teacher is teaching, and i wrote the principal and the principal wrote me back something in hebrew the does make any sense and will listen, that's happening across the country. it doesn't have to be critical race. it's self but if your kids are being taught that whiteness is a kind of inherited guilt, if your kids are being taught that blackness is a kind of eternal victimhood, , if your kids are being taught that all subjects need to be looked at through the lens of what they signal for power relations especially between white and brown people, that's what your kids are being taught to any appreciable extent, that's what they would come home and send out enjoying this, mom, that's critical race theory. anybody who denies that's an issue either doesn't know and some people

that is basically what crt does. it teaches, particularly law students, to think critically about our systems. the third thing i would add. i am not a critical race theory stte. i don't teach it in my classes. but the third thing i would add that i think is part of this inquiry, and has always been there, is that the systems that have been constructed that oppress racial minorities also harm other people. it is a way of teaching people to think critically about our systems. that is what it is. it is not taught to -- not taught in k-12. it is not. crt as a label has been used and weaponized to divide people and now we have screaming matches at school board meetings, and fights. people are asking for books or stories that center nonwhite children, some of them are just being attacked as if we should ban these books. i just read an article on alabama.com about a session where a superintendent was telling people, it is black history month, having some curriculum that teaches some black history is not crt. i think it is u

they are saying you are restricting freedom of speech because you don't want crt. i think they are flailing around on it because it is very unpopular. it is the same ideology causing places like new york to remove thomas jefferson statues. teddy roosevelt. boston removed abraham lincoln. san francisco takes george washington names off the schools and all these other things. it is the same impulse. what they are trying to do is delegitimize the founding of this country. they are trying to d legitimize -- delegitimize the founding principles and institutions of this country and refound our society enrolled ways that are consistent with their leftist ideology. that will be totally disastrous for this country. it is bankrupt, divisive. it is really to of, politically, to try to tell parents that are just imagining all this stuff. when parents come to us and say this is happening here or there, i do not think they are just making this up. this is stuff they are seeing. to fight things like curriculum transparency and say parents shouldn't pin involved in what is taught

as an antiracist school system and environment for all. >> joining us now, instrumental in exposing crtris. you are developing plans to fight back about this. we will get to that in a second. but what is this and how prevalent do you believe this is across the country? >> this is prevalent. there are now tens of millions of students that undergo this kind of survey and so-called antiracism audit. this is what happens when you take the ideologically domestic ideology and pin it to power. they are trying to reorganize it from the inside out. it is a form of brainwashing technique where you go on and do an antiracism audit and they always find racism. it pays these diversity consultants and puts the children under the thumb of it these ideologues and makes them -- this isn't about education. it is about turning children into activists. >> laura: here's what the antiracism audit want schools to do. schools will look at this data to acknowledge if progress is being made with students of color and populations we have not been making progress the level of the playing field. now chris, who dete

what happened when minority students were forced to take crt at a california school?ell, the teacher who exposed it all is here to tell us next . parents your children's right to free speech is in danger. the liberal council will go to stealing their right to self-expression. we need to teach our students to share their views without fear for their religion. that's why mike huckabee wants to give you the kids guide to free speech and kids will go to this important free guide will help your kids learn how to stand up and speak out against those who want to silence them. it's part of a free gift that includes a magazine and video. to learn more , just visit free speech where kids duncombe free speech wokeness. hey, i'm under construction but in my mind congress would have it. that's why i only practice my dance skills of beachbody stupid trainer right to advise workout of each body. it feels like i'm right there in the classroom. shawn learn the freshest moves and have more time with them. write the speech, try psychology, study free for 14 days. am i working on friday?

figure it out and raise the bar, and chantel cooper, who said look at me, when she was talking about crtwe had these amazing parents come forward who had been motivated by others speaking up, and, you know, courage begets courage. and that is how it really started for me, i started realizing that i used to think that one minute school board meeting did not mean anything. they are not going to listen to me, it is not going to make a difference. but i had it all wrong. it was not the school board who needed to hear me, it was everyone sitting at home and across the country. those were the people that needed to hear me. [applause] mr. pryor: amy? >> in the same vein, loudoun county had been telling us these books are never going to make it to our kids' classrooms. he can check them out in the library. well, it came to my kids classroom. in an an assignment. i cannot believe the book choice she had. it was ninth grade honors english. these kids are home, they were virtual, they were reading these books. one in particular talked about graphic sexual abuse, rape, murder. i did not know what to

it's it's not i mean and but crt as a label has been used and frankly weaponized. to divide people and now we have you know screaming matches at at board school board meetings and fight so, you know people are asking for books even just stories that center non-white children are you know, some of them are just being attacked as the we should ban these books, right? even just you know, i just read an article on alabama.com about a session where a superintendent was telling people t. it's black history month having some curriculum that teaches some black history is not crt. so i think it's unfortunate and i think that what what happened and and i'll be honest are you know, the previous president? he brought it up during the election. you know, we're gonna scrub crt from from from everything and now it's it's like so many other things a a point of dividing people and upsetting people. i don't know about the specifics in texas, but it is troubling just to hear that school superintendents are resigning over this. i'm not of any curriculum. that's taught to children that

we also want to defined the crt consultant at things like universities. these people are making a fortune. hire me to come tell you my capitalism is racist and pay me $100,000 and i will be happy to do that. we want to totally defund that. we also recognize that on the corporate side, you have some of this stuff being shoved down people's throat that raises questions about the florida civil rights statute. we don't want somebody to have to go through these types of things. you see the stuff get reported, they don't want to talk about it but if you look at at&t and some of these companies, they will send this to some of these conservative activists and they will publish it. this stuff is totally outrageous. my goal would be, you think of the free state of florida, which is great. i also want florida to be known as the brick wall against all things woke up this is where woke goes to die. >> a quick follow up before our final question, what do you think when you look at democrats and their playbook seems to be, parents have no involvement in their kids educa

you ticked off that transgender athletes, the schools, the crt. what compelled you to deliver this now? >> you know, it is that time. we have to win this moment. when i think about the life i want for my children, every time i turn around and someone is saying something to take that from them. and i believe that most parents agree that we are not going to stand and let that happen. >> laura: the race obsession in schools today is really off of the charts. as a man of color and children of color, one with think that you would be fine with that. liberals would look at you and they make a disclosure right away oh, he's with us but what do you say to them? >> what i say is i am a business owner, i am a financial advisor. i have beautiful kids in america. we have every opportunity. i have actually traveled, laura, 226 different countries so i say the greatest place on earth come america and no other country in the world where minorities have a better or minorities have been equal because there is nothing that i'm not allowed to do. and i passed out on

shawn said, look at me, talking about crt.e had these amazing parents come forward who had been motivated by others speaking up. courage begets courage. that is how it really started for me. i started realizing that -- i used to think schoolwork did not mean anything. they will not listen to me, it will not make a difference. i had it wrong. it was not the school board that needed to hear me, it was everyone sitting at home and across the country. those were the people who needed to hear me. [applause] >> amy? >> in the same vein of those books, loudoun county was telling us that these books were never going to make it to the kids classrooms. they could check them out in the library. it came to my kids classroom as an assignment. i could not believe the book choice she had for this book club. it was ninth grade honors english. the kids were home, virtual, reading these books. one in particular talked about graphic sexual abuse, rape, murder. i did not know what to do with it. i thought these kids are sitting at home, some by t

so i have never written out a full column about only that but i did what crt means.o onma this day i realize and people really don't think there's anything going on in the classrooms. but there is no problem with anything going on in the schools. people like me are making that up. and then thinking that we have to craft that message better was smart and well-intentioned people.. so there is a messaging issue. the terms always be messy but we have to analyze what the next is my work is beginning to intersect. and then to use both halves of my brain lately. and with that change of meaning. because i can happen so quickly. >> so today i am in virginia. >> nothing>> going on down there [laughter] that they i don't teach it in public schools. >> and this they don't teach those works that he is right. if all the say what my child history teacher is teaching and then he wrote something back in hebrew that doesn't makes sense it doesn't have to be critical race period self but ifte your kids are being taught that whiteness is an inherent guilt. if there taught all subjects n

critics say look, these are adults with atomic learning in these classrooms, crt is something that adultsgh level college level. what is your response to that? >> the key is to understand the process the critical race theorist use as they get into an institution and they use the rules to make sure not that they have an opportunity to express their ideas, but that everyone has to be forced to adhere to their ideas. so they will take over classes. they will take over acquired classes. and you can't get to that class if you don't express the ideas that they want you to express. we have what are called flag rail hook to michael flag requirements and a flag committee, oh, yeah assigning activism qualifies you for the red flag. so it's not that, let's talk about classical liberal talk or postmodern philosophy. you must set your and your only option or perspective you can use as intersectional communism and if you don't get out of this class, you don't get this flag and don't graduate. >> todd: this is happening deep in the heart of texas albia austin. richard lowery we appreciate your time, or

the crt thing you mentioned in your monologue you got me thinking. messaging first a great thing and then only taught in law schools and then it didn't exist and then you are a racist for even mentioning it then we had the masks, right? messaging chaos on the mask. last week it was going to save the world. this week well, maybe not. and then today it's like well, listen to the cdc, but only nod if you are in a blue state that just repealed mask mandate. one more, the truckers, right? first it was like truckers. and first they were nazis and white supremacists and then a host on msnbc said they are playing plinko and they got pizza ovens therefore it's a siege. this is how you know they are losing it. >> jesse: you are right. they did it with crime, too. remember? first it was police was bad. then defund the police. then don't defund the police. then the republicans were the ones that defunded the police. and we don't want to defund the police. and now al sharpton is saying -- al sharpton is now on board. it's crazy. >> can i say thank you for stoppin

in the state i'm sitting in right now, virginia, you had terry mccall live not directly addressing crt will be sensored and the promises will be met because there's also this conversation around voting rights and we're talking about black voters as well. we have to be very clear on these attacks and bans are. and let's be honest. critical race theory is not taught in grade school. it's not even taught in college. taught in law school as an elective. democrats need to staunchly say exactly what it is, correct the record, and move forward, and talk about the base they can and will do, and they cothat if we simplify the methods and stay focused on the three areas. >> we're happy to say chris katlago is back with us. . they've been quietly garnering support for the upcoming supreme court pick. what more can you share with us about what's going nonthat process in. >> so a lot of this is happening behind the scenes. web've seen joe biden who's talked a lot on his years about the judicial committee and kamala harris who's served on the senate before, reaching out to these republicans, trying

if you're -- if you're in college, and you're learning about crt, okay, fine.ing taught in schools. >> or law school. >> more likely in law school. you're a kid and you wonder, you know, am i different, why does -- why does johnny have two parents, why shouldn't you be able to discuss that? what is the issue? there shouldn't be an issue. >> they said this will cost lives. >> members of the lgbtq community, young people, harm themselves, kill themselves all the time because of issues like this. >> i want to ask you about something that happened here on cnn last night. >> uh-oh. >> not here, literally, i think a flash cam on erin burnett. >> we had a lot. >> not bad. stacey abrams, took a picture in a classroom, everyone in the classroom, show the picture here, was masked, all the kids were, she was not wearing a mask. last night she, with erin, said what she did was wrong and apologized. let's listen to that. >> i went to read to kids for an african american read-in day. i approached the podium with my mask on, i followed the protocols, i told the kids i'm takin

those are connected to anti-crt rhetoric we are hearing nationally, i think both of them are related to a nationwide effort to attack public education and really, just take advantage of, you know, we are all struggling. >> yeah, listen. i have been fighting for our kids since day one. but, since schools closed down, they have passed legislation that will provide the entire city and county of san francisco with wellness checks. you know, i knew that dealing with the pandemic we also have fiscal issues that i walk into, right. so i tackle that as well. you know, it has been my main priority to be sure that we continue to open up schools in a safeway. that is going to protect our students and our staff. >> the cost of the recall is $3.2 million and there is a regularly scheduled election for those board seats in november. if either of these two trustees are removed from the board in addition to gabriela lopez, maryland inbreed will appoint all successors. reporting live, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> tomorrow's election will be an historic one for the city. noncitizen residents will be allo

they did it with masks, and they're going to do it again with crt.thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it. first of all, a lot of people, a lot of parents around the country are waking up. that's what changed the governorship in virginia, we see it happening in places like san francisco. democrat strongholds. what was the sort of wake-up moment for you that got you on that pedestal? >> i love my children. i mean, that's all that had to happen, is i love my children. the idea that they're less thanker obviously, you know, people love the pecan-colored statement. my we-can colored -- pecan colored children have every opportunity, and i've had every opportunity, and i expect them to have a greater one. and the parents i speak to, they're on fire. they're literally on fire. this critical race theory, whatever they want to call it because it's like they changed the name to smuggle it in, and we're not having it. we're not having it. david: how did parents lose control of their schools to begin with? was it the unions or what? >> i don't know muc

you can say we will get rid of crt come but these folks will rename it. we have to be aware of what is happening. transparency is key. we deserve to know what you are teaching. then we can have a conversation about it. summit he said something to me that i think is very valuable. sunlight is the best disinfectant, and our schools need to be disinfected. [applause] >> great points. kimberly, as you are talking to moms across the country, what is their sense as we entered into 2022? some of these moms have never been political before. they have never been engaged in all of a sudden they are waking up. >> virginia is a perfect example of what is about to come. everybody talks about what happened, which is amazing and awesome. that was moms. what we have learned in working with moms over the last 16 years is the vast majority of conservative women are not voting. most of them are not even registered to vote. what you saw in virginia, that is what happens when they do. now moms are empowered. not only did we win virginia, but in 17 states, we won school board

congressman, do you have to fight crt in the schools in florida?ts just want a very simple thing. they want their children to be taught, not indoctrinated. also in our legislature we're fighting gender fluidity right now happening in our state's legislature because parents have spoken loud and clear in school board meetings all across america. teach our kids history, teach them math, teach them writing. teach them basic things, but don't get into the indoctrination mill. we simply don't want that. we want our children to rise and fall based on their own merit. stuart: i think the republican party should have an education policy going into the november elections. this is just my opinion. i think that policy should include a vast expansion in charter schools or private schools or voucher-assisted schools. what do you think about that? >> oh, no, i'm totally onboard with that. i think the time has come in america where the money must follow the child. parents should be in the driver's seat when it comes to picking the environment for their children to

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that's why crt could be more damage than we thought. is that correct?ing that runs through the last few comments is there is a distinction between real black history, frederick doug as and a thousand other high-performing black people. the movement was given $10.6 billion by mostly guilty white leftists. there are lots of the ways to work with the black community. there are many different black voices. brian: i'm glad to see the cut the bull podcast back on television again. check on the president and the freedom fight for and the battle to save america's soul. the mob coming for joe rogan. they say he spreads misinformation on his podcast. but what is misinformation? a news duel is next. thanks for bringing me with you guys today, mr. and mrs. lopez. not a problem, josh. hey, you two. check out all these camera views in my silverado i can see in front of me, behind me, on either side of me. and it has this cam, so i can see if there's any funny business going on. you see any funny business going on? no, sir. let's have a great day! the chevy silverado

if you believe in crt? if you are white do you believe you are an oppressor?black do you believe you are oppressed? people like him and people like truckers pews words like big fat lie. he says the only racism happening is the government and media level. he says i'm a black man who owns a business in north carolina. i haven't experienced it. find me all the white nationalists and racists out there and i will confront them. but you make them up in the media. you can run your straw man about systemic racism. it looks like he's running for the statehouse of representatives. dan: really digging the t-shirt look. dump the tie. i said i'm going on with dan. can i wear this? she said he wears a t-shirt. dan: you are foretbrind this point on as a friend from putting a tie on for this segment. i want you on for a t-shirt relaxed and ready to roll. youtube. it's getting worse. here is the youtube ceo calling for more censorship and for the government to outslaw harmful speech. soap we enforce those laws. that hasn't been the controversial part. what has been the controv