we're not teaching to crt. yes. you are. you don't even know what crt is. we just want to teach black history and then you go nowhere. right, they can't do that with the 1619 project. so i take three approaches why cr the 1619 project is more important than crt one. no one's going to tell you. they're not teaching in schools. the project was written at the end of the summer in 2019 by the fall that was in 4500 schools, dc baltimore and all of chicago had adopted it. so it's in the schools. they're never they're bragging about it. it's everywhere. you know, it's in the school. so you lose that piece of the argument it falls away. two in my mind, technically. i'm kind of a literal guy. it's worse than crt because crt says, you know race is important and endemic to the country so we can't ignore it. so we have to bring it into the schools and talk about it fairly and let the kids understand what it's about. so the country is centered around whiteness and whites control everything. so we need to have that focus and we need to you know, amplify the voices of bla

yet they are probably learning crt. so why use this money for crt?ur children are suffering. >> lawrence: you are exactly right. >> will: can i answer that quickly give one hint on that lawrence? ainsley, i'm sure you both saw the news, within the past week the governor of new york kathy hochul has declared racism a public health crisis therein lies how can you divert money back into putting money back in the classroom and divert it to crt. >> lawrence: that is the new standard. everything will be public health to get what they want. if we are stupid enough to fall for it, shame on us. buff the kids deserve better. ainsley, will, thank you for joining me tonight. so as thee teachers demand billions of dollars to run their school, my next guest at just 22 years old has been finding his own resources and donations in order to open a charter school for young black men in atlanta. king randal is the founder of the x for boys. you have seen him before. king, your quick reaction to what's happened across the country and why it inspired you to do what you a

ban the tenets of crt and crt is only a framework.you band the tenets of crt and how do you ensure, as you just said, that we will teach all of our history, a good and the bad in a fair way? >> first of all, that is exactly what we did yesterday. we actually went at the tenets of crt. we went at the tenets of racially divisive concepts. because that is exactly where the underpinning of crt is embedded in our schools in virginia. we absolutely have to recognize that what the left liberals do here is try to obfuscate this issue by saying there is no course called critical race theory. of course there is not an elementary school. but in fact there are absolutely the tenets of crt present in the schools and that is what our executive order went out yesterday. >> let me ask you about this rape, actually, a couple of rapes. your fourth executive order you put out yesterday. you promised to investigate wrongdoing in loudoun county. i expected that is in allusion to the rape that occurred late in the school year before the summer break last y

even race-baiting with crt., i think they should teach crt in schools and teach that it is racist and why it's racist and the ohr jifns of it being racist. they don't want to do it. they just want to scare everybody. defund the police. have you ever heard of anything so ridiculous? and then you have a city that is unprotected. so, the american family is under siege, the womb of america's women is under siege, oh, yeah. we are under siege, but who is doing it? >> pete: does the democrat party today, alveda, recognize that when they talk about equity, which is the new word, it was dr. martin luther king who talked about equality. when they pushed the 1619 narrative, it was dr. martin luther king that said we need to make the principles of 1776 accessible to everybody, fulfill that promise. when they push humanism and godlessness, it was martin luther king who appealed to faith, to god and to the bible. do d. they recognize that the left has effectively legacy. the legacy of martin luther king prophet and the preac

we're going to get to some crt as well.you talked about redemption and and this idea of redeeming and transforming and what our blackness the excellent of it would it has meant to western world in america one of the things i found fascinating is that i couldn't think of who you left out of the book right everybody from from amira baraka, which is probably one of my favorite chapters that i do have a question about that beyonce jay z nas. i mean athletes the curries. it's just all encompassing and it reminds us of black excellence in its totality. but when we think about black excellence one of the things you did in the book was help us reframe how we identify and so forth. so the chapter on beyonce you said beyonce's blackness has been from the start complicated and contested from being a light skin child in school. targeted with her hair and i wouldn't say that's just exclusive that is every all of our stories right? you said beyonce's body is a busy intersection where dangerous collisions occur between cranky particularit

right prioritizes, as we've looked constantly at what people are focused on, abortion and guns and crt are like these three things that are happening that aren't happening at all that are focused all the time. and it feels very maddening to me. >> michael, put on your -- go for it. go ahead, michael. >> he's got an even bigger problem that that. african-americans are the foundation of the democratic party. you have people like sinema posting pictures with john lewis. but black people aren't photo ops. if people are trying to deprive african-americans of voting rights, which is what republicans are doing, they're picking states like florida, georgia, arizona, trying to ensure african-americans can't vote and thereby they win the election it's not enough to try. we have to win the ball game. if black people can't vote, the democratic party will never be able to pass legislation. this idea that he wants to invite sinema over, wants to invite manchin over -- >> you bring up a good point. how does biden turn this around? does he need to shake up his administration? the criticism of some is

right prioritizes, as we've looked constantly at what people are focused on, abortion and guns, and crt are like these three things that are happening, that aren't happening at all, that arere focused all the time. and it's -- feels very maddening to me. >> michael, put on your -- go ahead, michael. >> he's got an even bigger problem than that. african americans are the foundation of the democratic party, and it's nice when, you know, he can take pictures with clyburn, and you have people like sinema posting pictures with john lewis, but black people aren't photo ops. if people are trying to deprive african americans of voting rights, what republicans are doing, jae, florida, arizona, trying to ensure that african americans can'tri vote, thereby they win the election, it's not enough to just try. we have to win these battles. that's the ball game. if black people can't vote, the democratic party will never be able to pass legislation. so this idea that he wants to invite t sinema over, wants to invite manchin over, they can eat tea and crumpets, whatever it is they do -- >> how does he

crt is not taught. it's more of a cleej at level lens when it arises.way. but we don't get into it if it's not on the table. these bans are being pushed in at least ten other states. it's part of a wider movement. texas republicans trying to direct schools to identify books that could cause students guilt or anguish that they might be racist or sexist or oppressive. it's seen as something for white students. meanwhile, there have been over 150 recent incidents involving the attempted censorship of books in schools and libraries, many from the same right wing frame. taken seriously all this reflects a twist on conservative cancel culture, but you have to insulate certain people from the opposing views they abhor, but apparently you have to insulate people on the right. reporter david corn calls it the snowflakization on the right. it's the kind of government censorship identified in many, many classic warnings about political dystopias. >> have any of you guys ever seen one of these bad things for real? we burned almost every physical book in the country

youngkin defended his ban on crt, listen to this. >> anyone who thinks the concepts that underpin criticaleory isn't in our schools, we're not going to teach our children to view everything through a lens of race. yes, we will teach all history, the good and the bad, we can't know where we are going unless we know where we've come from. >> not everyone is youngkin lifted the mask amendate. those districts plan to defy the governor's executive order and are still requiring students to wear masks. standing up for parents was significant part of youngkin's campaign and he's working to deliver on his promise. listen. >> it is clear under law parents have fundamental right to make decisions for their children's care and education, make the right decision for their child with regard to their child's well being. >> white house press secretary and arlington county parent jen psaki is among those. thank tou schools for standing up for kids, teachers, administration in the midst of a transmissible variant. governor youngkin plans to use state resources to force schools to comply with his executive o

the school board, if you teach crt, should hear from parents, to call them terrorists and violent, weprotests nothing of violence took place. to use a term like you are a domestic terrorist is unconscionable. >> carley: and the fact the fbi went along with it and said -- the doj went along and said the fbi will investigate some parents. got to get to president biden's speech in georgia yesterday to drum up support for election reform. he said he doesn't want the filibuster to stand anymore. take a listen to more comments from yesterday. >> president biden: history has never been kind to those who sided with voter suppression over voter rights. i ask every elected official in america, how do you want to be remembered? do you want to be on the side of dr. king or george wallace, the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? this is the moment to decide. >> carley: sean, he says this issue marks a turning point in our country. what do you say? >> sean: normally, carley, if people have been denied right to vote, they would take to the streets and march. that was good to make sure they h

they did neither teaching crt. >> geraldo: is a hot freshman, it is a rookie, no tip lines, they aret. >> jeanine: are you done? okay, go ahead, hit him, greg. >> greg: the great thing about the pandemic as it speeds up a lot of stuff and it sped up the realization that there are a lot of people in high places that think lowly of everybody. talking heads, politicians, randy macho man, the pandemic basically removed it from the screen, and i can see all the power seekers and how much they hate you because their powers being threatened, and i think that the pandemic had a lot of positive effects in the future of a lot of red pill parents, nobody likes to be called a racist, and the staff has lost its power, i think you can call it the white leftist who thinks that blacks can't get ids, they are the true racists. >> jeanine: straight ahead, they just can't help themselves, liberals are openly defying their own mandate. ♪ ♪ real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about

they were trying to make it into one and trying to republicans invented crt and weaponized it.what happened in the immigration system when their kids were on lock down learning remotely from their living rooms and bedrooms. parents were not impressed by that. when they tried to take back the power and pull the shade back down and keep them out of the process, that is when there was a revolt. so yes, give them a chance. give school choice a chance. let the money follow the students because he is absolutely right. if parents want to make the choice to not force their child to wear a mask, let them do that. that is a great place to start. >> jesse: a good lesson for democrats, harold, if you are a politician you listen to parents instead of the teachers union. maybe people will like you little bit. >> harold: look, i think glenn youngkin is trying his hardest, and i wish him the best. to dana's points, only four years in the commonwealth of virginia. i think he will have to be a little more daring. but i do hope people that want to wear masks wear masks and people who choose not t

when it came to crt, it was that it was just the black and brown author, i don't like the pronouns.going after books about the holocaust or feminists, oh, wait, they are going after any book that challenges white supremacy, oh, they are coming after me and my children. oh, we're all in this together. and that crt debate in particular shows that it is either all of us getting the rights or we're all going down. and you have to k3 pabd the country to include all of us or else the entire project fails. and this has happened again and again especially where we gave up our liberties to go after the muslims but then we saw that happening against white folks who were marching alongside peaceful blm protestors against police brutality, so wait, we subscribe to this and now this 47b is coming after us and that is why we have to stick together, a multicultural coalition of the willing. >> and as we are talking about the first black woman who will be nominated we expect to the supreme court and barring something very unusual maybe confirmed to a seat as an associate justice of the supreme cour

host: and with crt, critical race theory, is that an issue in your state is far schools are concerned? caller: very much so and it is a red herring. republicans throw it up and everybody knows it is not being taught k-12. host: finally you mentioned the coronavirus. what is it about the governor's handling or the issue facing your state? how would you describe that? caller: the governor is fighting a good fight trying to get everybody to mask up and get vaccinated and the republicans are just trying to fight him in getting people to mask up and get vaccinated. the majority of people who are filling the hospitals now are the unvaccinated. host: david in kentucky giving as his thoughts about those major issues. dan short off facebook saying, because indiana has a conservative business from the policy and budget surplus rather than massive deficits the concern, he says, jobs are moving here bringing liberal leaning employees with them. derek friday says when it comes to concerns snow tonight and tomorrow expected. wish us luck in the great state of north carolina. #climatechallenges. ano

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attended school board meetings to back those opposed to covid measures and critical race theory, or crtre is a contentious issue such as the mask mandate, or crt in our schools, or forced vaccinations of our children, you're going to see more proud boys. nick: pro-publica reports at least 10 sitting state lawmakers are members of the militia group the oath keepers. [chanting] >> usa! usa! nick: experts say the mentality is becoming normalized. >> what we have is a new type of political movement with violence at its core. and what's new about the movement is that it's coming heavily from the mainstream. nick: robert pape is a university of chicago political science professor and director of the chicago project on security and threats. his team studied those arrested for january 6 and found more than half are business owners or white-collar workers, including doctors, lawyers architects . nearly 90% are not members of militia groups and they come from 44 states-- half from counties won by president biden. pape's surveys found 21 million americans, 8%, called president biden illegitimate,

we have spent a lot of time explaining what crt is and what it isn't. differentiating between real history and crt and all of that was necessary. but we should be playing offense. we should be making this anti-intellectual authoritarian racist movement the greatest shame of the people who are perpetuating it. young people have finally stopped playing defense. they are out there buying the "bluest eye" and starting their own book clubs. they're buying "all boys aren't blue" by my friend george johnson and teaching each other on tiktok because they can't learn it in the classroom. white children frankly should be wholly offended that so many of their parents want to continue to lie to them and turn them into robots that will mindlessly and thoughtlessly perpetuate white supremacy that doesn't benefit anybody in the long run so the fact of the matter is we need to be following the young folks' lead. stop playing defense on this thing, play offense. because we are on the right side of history. >> waj, i would love to hear what your sense of playing offense

in september, the fhsa offered a strong incentive for gse to create crt relative to the capital regimebelieve that this is a legitimate tool, knob and just curious, can you share with me briefly your philosophy on the crt and how you might utilize it further if confirmed? ms. thompson: thank you for the question. i firmly believe that the credit risk transfer program is very important for the enterprises. as i mentioned earlier, fannie and freddie are the largest holders of mortgage credit risk in the country -- in the world, and right now, fannie and freddie are able to retain capital, but not able to have enough capital to a stain a severe event, so if something really bad happens, the event will have to be paid for once again by the taxpayers, and it is important -- alix: you have been listening to the hearing for fed governor lael brainard, testifying before the senate banking committee. also, the acting director of the federal housing finance agency. you can follow on bloomberg to follow along. lael brainard saying the fed has lagged on racial and ethnic diversity. trainers a

you exposed crt. exposing critical race theory since 2020.o this is not only an intellectual issue, but is very salient for conservatives. the american people oppose crt and it is up to our elected leaders to implement reforms in schools, universities, corporations, to get this ideology which teaches racial abuse out of our institutions and i am excited because this is the year where i think that will start happening in state legislatures across the country. stuart: thank you very much for coming on the show today, hope to see you again very soon. democrats like aoc escape to florida for sunshine and freedom. now governor desantis is cashing in selling souvenir t-shirts. we will show them to you too. a company, one company offering new workers $5,000 to new hires to quit their jobs. i honestly don't understand this but the ceo will explain it all after this. ♪♪ to legit ♪♪ to legit to quit ♪♪ too legit to quit ♪♪ too legit ♪♪ too legit to quit ♪♪ you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hir

attacking crt have been a ripple effect across the country, including the banning of books that delve me what the banning of your book is going to mean for young people across this country. >> it hurts my heart every time my book is banned, i have to be honest. when i say that, people assume i mean because it's going to affect sales. actually, no. the funny thing about banning books as it makes young people want to read them more. what hurts me is the fact that it sends a message to any young person who sees themselves in my story. what it says to them is your life makes me uncomfortable. the circumstances you go through make me uncomfortable, so nobody should have to know about it. i've had countless young black women, black men, black people who have come to me and thanked me for "the hate you give" because star's experience mirrors their own. so when we have people saying these books shouldn't be read, what you're saying is, oh, this person's life should not be talked about, the circumstances they're going through should not be discussed, and that's where i've a problem. >> right a

so, which is basically crt. they are taking that money.ng that cr. >> it is a public health issue and they are using this money that was supposed to go toward ventilations and masks and testing. in congress when they allocate this money to go toward making our schools safer, they need to make sure they put wording in there that it has to be used for specific things, ventilation, masks, testing and not crt. brian. >> brian: absolutely. the question is anthony fauci, to me, somebody who has been behind the 8 ball every single moment. then you have the secretary of education and now the president all saying we have got to get the schools open and they are not listening. i wish the president and through jen psaki would take the zone as they do with horrible people unvaccinated ridicules them his patience is wearing thin. can your patience possibly run thin when it comes to kids in school from first to fourth to seventh to 11th here is jen psaki yesterday quietly outlining why she believes the kids belong in school. >> we are more than equipped

you know, my crt screen broke or something. i needed a new one. do you have any idea how many tacos i have to sell to, you know, get you a new screen for your computer? bill esparza: he is presenting mexican food in a way that critics are taking notice, which was really hard to do before, you know? it was always a white chef cooking mexican food that would garner attention for elevating or saving the food. there wasn't really a template for this of, you know, how do you do mexican cuisine with chef technique? carlos: i had the privilege of working for daniel patterson at coi for many years. and i was, you know, a young cook in san francisco working at a high-end, you know, luxury tasting menu restaurant, where we transmitted the value of, you know, careful mediterranean agriculture onto the plate. as a chef, your responsibility is to serve the best. one of your primary sort of control points isrankly shopping. building relationships and finding ingredients. you know, this is what's perfect at the market right now. now i'll search my personal histo

the fed's announcement is a signal you're about to pay higher interest rate on everything from cred crt cards to car loans. >> we're prepared to use our tools to assure that higher inflation does not become entrenched. >> reporter: rates on home loans are already on the rise after the central bank began to slow down its bond-buying stimulus program, making it tough on potential buyers, like nathaniel sietz. >> as those rates increased our budget starts to go down. >> reporter: how much would that impact your monthly payment? >> so it's been about already $200 extra on the monthly payment. >> reporter: the pandemic changed the way americans spend their money, less on vacations and eating out and more more on consumer goods. that high demand couples with labor shortages and business slowdowns have pushed the u.s. inflation rate to 7%, the highest level in 40 years. the upcoming rate increase is designed to cool inflation by making it more expensive to borrow, and in turn, slow down consumer spending. >> the federal reserve is trying to fight a battle against inflation, and investors are v

there was no crt in schools. there was no police defunding and they show it. you say you see it.wave. there was no x is my hoax. inpopulation. -- inflation and peaceful protests. i just did a book outline. next up is the crime of the year? a lot to choose from. the smash and grab, attacks on elderly, the bachelor host getting booted, me not nominated for an emmy. dana the crime of the year? >> well, it comes back to jussie smollett. >> greg: we don't know if he is sentenced yet? >> no, in january. there were others that were stupid crimes. remember in the convenience store the guy talking to his friend. then these goons come in trying to rob him. he just takes it. that was an attempted crime. >> greg: on tape. tyrus, the crime of the year? >> wow, a lot of them. a lot of crimes this year. >> greg: maybe that's the crime of the year on crime. >> you feel like it's just a big day for cnn. >> [laughing]. >> they reported on everything that was not true. they made the fake stories real crimes and the real crimes did not get reported. that's got to be a crime. >> greg: you saw my note

and my state of tennessee we banned crt in public education."america live" summit. it's a beautiful stage. >> it certainly is. >> pete: what's the thing you want to emphasize today? what do you want people to hear about the way in which our kids' minds are being crafted. >> critical race theory is something i have been talking about now for several years. i'm very pleased that people are responding. i want to talk about the importance of this five part series on the miseducation of america because it effects everyone's child. whether they're in public schools. private schools, christian schools, parents need to know what is taking place. and so i would urge everyone to watch the entire series and to react to it and, you know, you focus mostly on -- you focusing on everything that's taking place in our schools. but and we focus a lot on critical race theory. but there is critical queer theory. critical women theory. all of these theories are marxist roots are destroying american education. and parents have to save their children but they have to

and you can say i ban crt. but, guess what? all of these teachers have been trained in crt. might not show you a book that they are teaching, but it is going to be infused in that curriculum. the real answer to this problem, brian and steve, is not to fund the schools. it's to fund the child. and let the parent. >> steve: that's what he is trying to do pull the money back. >> rachel: if jen psaki wants to mask her child or put her in a space suit, she can send her kid to a school that does that but everybody else will have the money to go to another school that actually meets and matches their values and teaches what they want their child to be taught. that's what i think would be the best answer because if your kit is in kindergarten right now. it's going to take five years before they fix it. >> brian: rachel, i understand your sentiment that's a very practical approach. now when these parents like yourself in virginia or arlington. lean back on a governor that's got your back for the first time in 10 years, 12 years. you could actually say listen, this is the homework. th

we hear about crt, you dissect where it comes from, why did the left field it needed to use race in america goals. mark: because the marxist has decided to use what of are they can in ameri free country. and so they look for things to exploit. so race is beautiful. to exploit. given our history and the battles we had from civil war all the way up. they developed this theory, stanford law school, harvard law school, derrick bell, modified it from a marxist by the name of marcus . they developed critical theory, it started in law schools, says, all law is written by the dominant culture. victims, those who are pressed, minorities cannot get a fair break because the dominant culture writes law. pete: critical theory suggests that everything that exists need doing torn down. mark: that is right. bell, took this harvard law, apply it to race. everything in this society has to be seen through the lens of race. when you look through the lens of race, he says, what you see is white supremacy, and white dominant society from the very beginning. soure economic system, our legal system, culture, is bu

i'm kind of confused about this crt, critical race theory because a lot of people talk about it especiallyon the conservatives on the right. they always talk about it but i've got three things here. want to see if this is a race.. from my understanding they don't want little white boys for a little white girls to feel sad in the classroom about certain history but let's take a look. wendy jesus was born there were three magi came and scripture called them foreigners, will america take that up because white people did it and there were immigrants that came to see the baby jesus or will they take out this part where there was a black man that had christ carry his cross to his death. with a take that out because there were no white people or will they take out where the white people did put forms on his head, put spikes in his hands and feet and pierced him in his side? which one do you think that once they get their way, they will start taking things out of the bible because they don't want little white boys or white girls to be sad. >> host: i will leave it there. you can respond if you wis

solution simple - teach maths, science, english - the subject you are supposed to teach and don't inject crtnes that shouldn't be in a classroom in the first place. >> absolutely and allow the parent to have a voice this what is going on. one of the things that distinguished our country was the fact that we placed so much emphasis on correct education, i would invite some people to go back and look at the exit exams from the sixth to the eighth grade and see what kids were expected to know. it was important for develop. it wasn't some of the social issues that we tend to concentrate on today. >> dr carson, when i turn to the supreme court, and joe biden's promise to appoint the first black woman to the high court. he had 12 candidates that he's looking at. a poll shows 76% of voters want the president to consider all possible nominees, all 12 or most of the president's top picks are qualified. many appear to have top notch credentials, let me ask you what is wrong with making the courts more diverse. >> it is so encouraging to see that the vast majority of americans want to do things literal

two weeks added to boot camp deceit teach crt doesn't help the united states stronger and fight againstgs are to be climate change, don't support people like trump. they won't say it that way but that's kind of what what it's all about. and we are paying for it. congressman, i hope we exercise them. it's great to see you. we come back final thoughts. >> laura: that is it for us. you can always connect with us on the ingram angle and never forget to show that you understand what is at stake. by wearing your usa made rita matters gear. i get great reactions everywhere i go. and guess what, the nice warm winter hats will be up on the west side, they will be up later tonight. they are awesome i get great, great comments when i fly ron, our walk with my freedom matters gear and i know you will as well. who could be against freedom were better not answer that. thank you for watching, remember it is america now and forever and greg got felled takes over from here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: we are here yes. oh, my gosh, happy glorious monday it is gate day one of our second week of the know audience sho

we saw youngkin win on crt, when you expand that to shutting schools period, not even discussion of what you are teaching, parents, it will come out in november of this year. we're awaiting the release -- please. >> ashley: one more point, it is unfortunate all teachers are lumped into this one sum. 70% were for this, but 30% are not for this. it is unfortunate that everyone is being lumped into that. like i said, we have to come to an agreement on something. >> todd: you will be speaking to one of them in a few minutes. you are right, we cannot demonize the entire teacher population of chicago, some are doing the right thing. we're ark waiting the release of the december jobs report this morning. democratss chomping at the bit, hoping for strong numbers as omicron cases surge and biden approval rating plummets. six of joe biden former health advisors urge him to change his pandemic strategy. the group saying the administration needs to clearly communicate current goals and strategies instead of shifting from one crisis to another. seven after the hour. republicans mocking democrats thea