ian pryor joins me now. the deck is stacked against these parents in new jersey who simply want a common sense policy that says let us be involved. if the state is this heavy-handed about pushing this radical policy all the way down to the individual school district level, what are parents to do? >> it is really interesting because you are seeing these cases all over the country. the way they usually get to the court is a parent will challenge the school's policy saying you cannot tell the kids. the teachers cannot tell the parents that the kid wants to be transgender. the courts are usually blocking these from going forward on a standing issue. because your kid isn't transgender and you haven't actually been harmed from a secret being kept from you, we will dismiss it on standing. here you have the exact opposite. you have the school board and these other courts say this should be a political process. you have the political process playing out. the elected officials that were chosen by their district puttin

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ian pryor knows a lot about this subject. is this start of a fight back on gender? the start of the fight back, or it's a continuation of the fight back. i think we've really been seeing this possibly for about two years. listening to that clip, you know, i'm really confused what the child's right of privacy is vis-a-vis the parent's right to guide the upbringing of their child. i'm not aware of my case law out there that says a child has a constitutional right of privacy against their own parents. they have to get a permission slip for tylenol. if a child comes in and is addicted to opioids, is the school not going to tell the parents because that might infringe on privacy rights? if this is absurd, and it's about a time courts start showing consistency in respecting the fundamental rights of parents and really start defining that law and saying what are schools for and what are families for. they are two very different things and, unfortunately, we're getting very different rulings from judges all over the country. stuart: okay. a separate case. a 12-year-old boy

let's bring in deanna pryor is a senior advisor at america first legal and author of a parent of the world unite. ianto see you. accents are having me. jon: tell us what is the idea of having a four-day work week for teachers in a and four-day clak for students? >> that is a great question. i think what you are doing is doing a disservice to the next generation of america's leaders doing a disservice to the country by having them in a four-day school week. but also you have paid their taxes to the local municipality on the bargain they're going to send their kids to school for five days but when the parents are working. now at the school day's turn to for, do the parents get a rebate? do they get a tax refund? they're going to have to get childcare they're going to have to do something on the fifth day. they expect to send their kids to school five days a week that affects school districts are saying four days a week does not just hurt the kids does not distort the longevity of our innovators and our entrepreneurs going forward it also hurts the parents as they try to make ends meet. jon: the school