the covid relay funds to push crt in the classroom. a parent reacts to the stunning review of the taxpayer dollar. >> todd: that is part of the big show we have lined up. texas attorney general ken paxton, brian brenberg in the studio. and larry as well. don't miss it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ make way for the first-ever chevy silverado zr2. with multimatic shocks, rugged 33-inch tires, and front and rear electronic locking differentials. dude, this is awesome... but we should get back to work. ♪ ♪ this good? perfect. if you're gonna work remote... work remote. find new workspaces. find new roads. chevrolet. ♪ ♪ >> todd: welcome back. johnny depp's bodyguard taking a stand testify he saw scratches and swelling on the actors face during his honeymoon with ex-wife amber heard. the bodyguard said he never saw the couple physically fight but johnny depp became a pattern with several injuries. listen. >> what i noticed was most of these marks, most of these things, if you look at the picture, like i said, on the left, under his eye is a swelling. >> todd: t

i said i'm not teaching crt. i couldn't begin to teach crt.going forward. i went to class. two weeks later on march 14th, she called me back in and said she still fielding calls. she wouldn't name the parents. she did confirm none of the parents that she had heard from have students in the class. i don't know who they are. >> i want to hold on that point. i think that's really key. what you're telling us is that you were teaching a book that was approved by the school. it's approved by the school, yes? >> yes. i taught it last year. >> right. the same class and yet parents who weren't in your class filed complaints that led to the school board not renewing your contract. i want to ask you this other question very quickly. how long have you been teaching in your particular school? >> this is -- i'm finishing my fourth year and i subbed for three years prior to that. they know me. >> right. you're a known entity at the school. >> this would have been my tenured contract. this was the end of my probationary teacher period and this would have been

- the crt co-parenting with the government. - is crt really a big issue? - big time in palm beach county. - what about the don't say gay bill. - that is very active right now. - there's a lot of nervousness here in florida about crt, about lgbtq issues. - right. - should we just outlaw the alphabet altogether? because eventually they're going to start putting those things together and they become words. then you can learn things like history. the maga crowd's obsession were predictable. is this a little much? but there was a new infatuation i was surprised to hear because for the first time at cpac, people were applauding another country. - hungary, is on the forefront. - when you see people like leaders in, like, hungary, talking and speaking the way that donald trump did when he was in office, it inspires me. - i think hungary is a positive example about how being a competent conservative can really do wonderful things for our country. - that's right. conservatives here were looking for inspiration from hungary, the central european country that's been s

many are suffering from the true effects of crt. she wants to know what crt looks like.r after school program. and she can see boys and girls because they are black they are told if they get a 50 or a 60 on a test that it's okay because they are black. and they are pushed through school and not ever challenged or not ever taught about the hope that this country offers. we teach the kids all of that we're a godly program. we teach the word of god straight from the bible. and we teach our kids to love god with all their heart and all their might and all their strength and to love their neighbor as themselves and to go out and serve the very community that they live whether it's picking up trash, whether it's feeding other folks, getting out and serving one another. those are the principles we are about. and joy reid completely disrespected and humiliated me and most importantly my children. i don't want her money, i don't want msnbc's money but i do want to hold them accountable because this is the same spirit that's piercing our nation from its core when it comes to our u

if they were trying to sneak crt into the school, why would they do it with math? math text book was be the worst place to do it. because who remembers anything they learned in math, huh? huh? do you remember how to out a hypotenuse, do, if i said nobody leaves the studio, no one until you show me how hypotenuse works, we are dying here, people. yeah, they are going to find corpses. nobody remembers math from school. nobody. even liam neeson, his particular set of skills is did not cluelineotenuse, i will find you and i will kill you, but first you have to solve math problem. >> it's fine, i will find another daughter. you know, i actually wish there was crt in math text books i do because then we could have solved racism by cheating and going to the back of the book with all the answers, just be at the book like what is a black batman, oh my god, why didn't i think of that? all right, let's move on from that mad innocence florida to something that is affecting all of us. inflation. thanks to inflation practically every company is raising their prices right now. fo

, the kids matter they are our kids, our future nl they wanted to indoctrinate the kids as push for crtacism training, it is all connected, the left is always been to use an attended bodies in the get school to create a scanning team for new generation of activists with a liberal agenda, he does not flow naturally, it is taking away freedom is always involved taking away the freedom and is totalitarian and socialist agenda that they love, involves taking away the freedom and giving it to the government had zero-sum, individuals and big government and the only way that they can take away the freedom is by keeping people scared pretty only frighten people voluntarily give up their freedom because they're afraid of the alternative it and you see now why they tell these because they are victims, victims of the white male patriarchy coming for them and 70 is always looking for them and 70 is always trying to discriminate against them printed victim apology creates fear and fear creates victims and it works around and now you see how this indoctrination works after the break them down using c

they take that money and then they use it very crt. spend our money on crt. >> ainsley: ten other states, michigan, new jersey, and virginia use or planted to use that as it is so much money. they haven't spent it all. they plan to use the money to implement parts of crtv, critical race theory. a new book coming out. this is exactly what he's talking about. over the last century, 100 years, america through the schools as indoctrinating the kids. watch this. >> they want the motor gets because they believe your kids are there is. i'm not talking about every teacher. talking about the controlled education establishment and its public and private across the country. we don't understand that depth, we will keep pumping money and school districts with no guard rails on it. and it turns into implicit bias training. >> ainsley: the one nation president to solve this information called it a bait and switch. we reach out to the department of education. they told fox.com that this is patently false. politicians should stay out of the curriculum.

i think the evidence on seo prior to this recent phase of three or four years where crt is in the news all the time was just not conclusive that it was effective in the first place. so it's arguable about we can have a discussion about whether it should be taught and how it should be best done, but i would argue that now it has been taken over by critical race theory just as math science and history the same way. i mean in my book i talk about scl in north carolina and how they're at one time. anyway, you know how these things get scrub from websites once it's covered that critical race theory is there but there is an sel guide book that had you know, white privilege in it discussions of critical race theory without calling it crt. so it is just as with all these other subjects. it's been taken over now. yeah, i mean similar to anti-racist. i mean who wouldn't want to be anti-racist until you actually see how it's defined like, i'm against racism, but i'm not anti-racist, right? so social emotional learning similarly, of course particularly in the last two years. i mean kids have exper

turns out it was vital to keeping crt front and center in your kids school. >> carley: this is exactly right. and this story combines two things that a lot of people are worried about. first of all, covid relief spending and the fact that it is being used to push critical race theory in classrooms is next level. we did note that the american rescue plan money, two things that was not covid related like golf courses and amusement parks in the entire associated press report that exposed to that. but the fact that this is being used to do something political in the name of getting classrooms back open is a huge eye-opener this morning. >> todd: let's not forget that so many people including so many we interviewed on this fairy show lost everything, lost their entire livelihood because of democrat covid restrictions. and yet, this money, this money is being used to simply indoctrinate a new generation. basically it is woke training to get these kids to become the activists of tomorrow. if i ran a restaurant and i lost that restaurant because i could not get covid relief at the beginning of

two years later, crt has infiltrated our schools and parents are rising up to fight for their kids. these same legislators have joined with me to pass legislation banning crt and they support teaching american history in our classrooms. [applause] when it comes to putting the hard work in to govern, the republican party has refused. instead of educating the public, people talk in soundbites. we shout each other down or we jump on twitter. instead of thinking about vic long-term consequences of our actions, we get worried about the next election. during the pandemic, i found i couldn't just make decisions for my people, i needed to explain why i was making decisions. i held a press conference one time on the constitution, what power it gave the government, to myself as governor, but the power it gave to them, the people. i gave a press conference on our state motto, which is under god, the people rule. i gave a press conference on the need for perspective, encouraging people to shut off the tv and go for a walk. people need leaders who are willing to spend hours researching and worki

pushing things like crt. obviously that is what we have seen happening. we know it's happening.ds. of course, they are the -- the only people in charge of children are their parents. it is not joe biden. not the government. not the teacher they are your children. i would tell people to get out and make sure you vote in the midterm elections this year it is this reason right here. it for our kids. we cannot allow this sort of thing to happen. there are a lot of parents out there that have been paying attention and man are they mad about it. >> it is so worrisome that that concept of these kids are the government's would even be something that we are discussing but we have to because it appears that the biden administration and others on the left think this is appropriate. it is certainly not. lara trump, have a great weekend. we appreciate your insight as always. >> carley: thank you, lara. >> thanks, guys. great to see you. >> carley: other thing we learned the covid money that was going not to covid but to critical race theory in classrooms. >> todd: it's ridiculous. because th

. >> so it scares me that's where crt is with the black people.d then to start saying and then to hear that music and then use the n-word. and then to fight back. but 35 years n old? so now they look at each other he is the n-word or the iw word. meyer them so hateful and full of anger? everything. murder and materialism. all ofs that. if notm. somebody victimized you. all your mothers and fathers if they saw you wearing louisa time so why would he be so hurt? >> when i heard joe biden and his sonon and then hunter they got together. >> and what you talked about in your book to take full advantage this our so talk about crt and then to question themselves. and black lives matter. they didn't get the money because it was guilt. they don't care how you spent the money but just to feel that about themselves. >> it is virtues signaling and george floyd and everybody feels bad about it. >> and a lot of these have such a messiah complex that they believe they have control over our lives and because we did not turn j out well we can change it. that the b

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

all the anti crt rhetoric, has nothing to do with crt.that. it's long overdue and all institutions need to look at the racist past and their contribution, not only to the enslavement of african americans, the denial of rights of african americans. when it comes to this whole issue, how do we diversify schools and -- including higher education. the useless standardized tests. one thing we have to recognize is that we've been using standardized test for decisions in -- standards for psychological testing, they have very strict parameters on how they use standardized test for decision making, and the way that we currently use them violates all the rules that said in chapter three of this report that's endorsed by the american psychological association. so, the elimination of standardized tests, the different useless standardized tests, it's much more aligned with what's constitutionally correct, and in line with the standards of the profession. >> i want to ask you, i think something that's a big misconception for people who are not closely

why, virginia's newly elected republican governor glenn youngkin, who campaigned on crt last year andhe carlisle owned company will supply the only approved math textbooks that apparently won't make white children feel responsible for long dead white adults doing bad things. and just as desantis has set the agenda for other red skate governors to follow, it will be interesting to see which other states, not only take the same step in banning math textbooks alongside tony morrison books and anything about lbgtq people, but which red states decide the only option is to order from this same company. thus fattening this same company's pockets. that will be quite a win for youngkin who, as of last year, was reported to hold 6.7 million shares of the carlisle group that. is how to do fascism for fun and profit. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> up next, randy rainbow. stay with us. andy rainbow stay with us your projects done right . with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. an

having some curriculum that teaches some black history is not crt . so i think it's important unfortunate and i think that what happens and i'll be honest. the previous president, he brought it up. during the election. we're going to scrub crt from everything and now it's like so many other things a point of dividing people. and upsetting people. i don't know plabout the specifics in texas but it is troubling just to hear that school superintendents are resigning over this. i'm not aware of any curriculum that been taught to children that's designed to make white children feel bad about themselves. for example, i teach a course race and american law. when i teach about the era of slavery and the laws that existed, i'm not trying to make the white students in my class feel bad about themselves and there's no reason they should . they didn't create this system . >> we have a half hour left on in-depth with our guest, professor sheryll cashin. so 748 eight 200, if you live in east central time zone and you want to dial-in 748 8201. for those of you in th

we will scrub crt from everything and now like so many other things it is a point of dividing peoplepsetting people. and about the specifics in texas. that is troubling to hear that superintendents are resigning over this. i am not aware of any curriculum that is taught to children that is designed to make white children feel bad about themselves. i teach a course race in american law. when i teach about the era of slavery and the laws that existed. and there is no reason they should. >> we have a half-hour left with our guest. >>caller: thank you so much. but i want to ask you your thoughts about biden being transparent and then to select a black woman for the supreme court apparently that set everyone's hair on fire but talk about how clyburn was suggesting that academic diversity is also important and it would be really wonderful if biden chose someone who is qualified and in character inro every way. and even scalia said we need to get away from the supreme court but i'm wondering your thoughts on that and if biden was to choose a black woman not from harvard. >> . that's an exce

florida democrats are demanding to see examples of the crt in the textbooks. desantis has set up a review but he is not budging. >> you do have things like social and emotional learning and some of the other things more political in there. in our view on something first it doesn't meet the standard but second math is about getting the right answer. and we want kids to learn to think so they get the right answer. we'll continue to focus the education on the actual strong academic performance of the student. we don't want things like math to have some of these other concepts introduced. >> harris: not that it was anybody's intention but they need to come up with examples. they are reviewing it. you have given one of the best, jason, explanations of the tie between math and crt as part of this argument. >> they are basically saying folks who will -- call themselves anti-racist activitys claim white supremacy affects math. the characteristic of perfection is an example of white supremacy. when you look at math, you have correct answers and incorrect answers. so wh

and so i moved forward with my questioning and go through the issues dealing with crt, the school boarda military institute decision, and that is a woman rights case. she said she was not familiar with it. justice ginsburg wrote for the majority in that case saying there were defining and enduring differences between male and female. so i asked her, i said, can you define woman because i did want to talk with her about the ncaa and their lax policies and how young women are so upset with having to compete against biological males. >> steve: absolutely brilliant. i think it is such a classic, so simple, and revealed so much. i think we're going to all be watching that clip for many many years to come. senator, i have to ask you, though -- >> you know, it was a defining moment for the left. it shows you that she could not, would not make that definition because she didn't want to offend those that are supporting her. this woke agenda. but they are willing to throw women to the side for their progressive woke agenda. that's where the left, the progressives have gotten. >> steve: exactly. t

the department of education rejected several math textbooks because of crt and exercises like, what,ays. president biotin fired back criticizing conservatives for using school for advancing political agendas. >> we got to stop making them a target of a cultural war. that is where this is going. >> the federal department of education said it is not encouraging use of american rescue plan funds to teach crt and any claim to the contrary i false. illinois and new york and california did today all denied to us using really funny to implement what they call critical race theory. >> thank you very much. the white house is former task force coordinator dr. deborah burke, has some ideas for the courage of ministrations ongoin management of the pandemic, include an evolution to the cbc which is lost much of the public 's trust by giving conflicting advice. she put out her brand-new book to give the inside scoop to put an end to virus 19. welcome. great to have you. >> rate to be with you. expect a lot of talk about the misinformation or people not getting the full information. you talk about

stop work ask, parents can sue schools if they think they're being exposed to crt.a, ohio, it is private citizens that now can sue anyone that could be aiding or abetting and abortion. now somebody like governor -- if republicans are doing it, then i would do the same thing, ordinary private citizens can now go towards and forward gun manufacturers and do the same thing. in the middle of that map the i exposed, the legal weapon that people are using is deputizing vigilantes. i think that is very dangerous. >> it is very dangerous. i'm glad you tied us two issues together, because it is easy for us to talk about these things in silos, but there are deep connections here. a wave of anti-trans legislation has been happening across the country. i want you to take a listen to one interview that you did one family being impacted. >> terry jackson, a former school guidance counselor and mother of a transgender teen, kass, is one of thousands of parents facing it difficult royce, stay in texas and risk being reported for child abuse, or lead to state. >> were you scared tha

it's more egregious than the crt being taught in virginia. they are both bad.happening in new jersey -- i have a 2-year-old. i teach her little lady parts, you use sweet words to talk about these really personal, intimate body parts. the second graders are going to go to class in new jersey and one of the suggested lesson plans, it's not an official one, it's just a model of what you can teach, uses the graphic words we use to describe our body parts and takes away the innocence of a child. the right of a parent to learn about these very intimate topics that should be between a parent and a child. good luck with this, mama bears real angry. i go across the country come i heard it last week. i heard it this weekend. people are angry, look at virginia. look at what happens. quarter of our voters base voted based on crt to the tune of 78% spirits a best of luck to the left. go teach kids body parts, see you in november. >> sells the underpinning is that the government is trying to take away the authority and control you as a parent have over your child's education

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on child pornographers, people out of jail reducing sentences, and is going to talk with her about crtor biological males versus biological female and that was on the list. so i move forward with my questioning i go through the issues dealing with crt and asking her about the military institute decision and that is a women's rights case and she said that she was not familiar with it because were, right for the majority, never defining and differences between nail and asked her, can you define woman braided i said i'll talk to her for the ncaa on the locks the policies and how younger women are so upset with having to compete against biological males to hunt that's really is and also i thank you so such a classic is a simple revealed so much i think were all going to be watching the clip for many many years to come doesn't have to ask you though. >> it was a defining moment for the left, and it shows you that she could not and would not make the definition of because she did not want to offend those that are supporting her, the agenda but they'rere willing to throw women to the side for

these are moms for liberty type individuals who scream crt anywhere they see diversity.using the appropriate standards to evaluate this. and, kate, i think we have to take an even closer look at the books that have been banned and look at what types of books have been rejected. i took a look at it today. what we saw was that over of the 54 books that were rejected, 28 were rejected because they allegedly included one of the topics that were mentioned, social emotional learning, . >> is something that the department championed and support just a couple years ago, but you also see that they banned pre-calculus honors and statistics books with specific-standard scores that were higher than those approved. that means the desantis administration is rejecting good books with good subject-specific content that yield better potential for student achievement because of politics. >> here's the thing. i mean, one thing the governor said is there's a review process. so there's that step, not saying that's going to change the outcomes here. but there's something we know. you touched

they're talking about crt. we're reading people talking about crt.t. we'll go out with the narratives we hear at home. we'll prep for perhaps responses for those narratives but when you arrive, you get surprised just like that you know, like, you can only hear so many conspiracy theories on television and then show up and hear somebody say, you know, "the reason i keep six feet apart from someone is because six feet is the devil. so therefore i won't be listening to this devil sort of spatial issues that the government wants to impose on me. and you're like, "that wasn't in my 'new york times' this morning. [ laughter ] so you kind of have to drop everything it's the improv rule of, like, prep and then let it all go and see what happens and more often than not, it's just us pushing people to get to the point where they have to justify the issues they maybe haven't thought through. >> seth: right there is a core -- i know you to be a very nice, very polite person in real life. you do bring that with you to these rallies. now, obviously, you disagree w

laura: in other news from around the world, a crt in myanmar has sentenced to the country's politicalfive years in prison after finding her guilty of corruption. the case centered on allegations she accepted bribes. she dismissed these as absurd. this is one of several cases she has been tried for since the military coup last year. iraq's ministry of water resources as the water reserves are 50% lower than last year. the tigris and euphrates rivers which provide a rock with most of its water will dry out in 20 years of nothing is done says the ministry. mass burials taking place in nigeria for victims of a deadly explosion at an illegal oil refinery. emergency officials say 110 people are known to have died and more than 70 others were wounded in the blast friday night. the world health organization says it is starting to vaccinate people in the democratic public of congo against ebola after an outbreak killed two people. while this vaccination campaign ramps up, only 1% of people in the drc are fully vaccinated against covid. an official from the covax inittive says at this point the

this shows you how crt has been weaponized as a buzzword, like communist was back in the 1960's. think it is appalling that she had to go through all of that as well as a line of questioning designed to cast her as a defender of pedophiles. whereas the cases that occurred when she was a federal public defender, and that was her job. it has always been basic ethics and courtesies and norms on capitol hill that said you don't play dirty like that. this is not something that shocked black people. black people expected her to face faculty. black people are not shocked by the white black -- backlash that we are seeing. the main thing is as senator cory booker said, there is that great joy, we won't let the naysayers get in the way of our joy. not just for a black woman but fundamental fairness. host: clarence page is with us until 9:00. republicans, democrats and independents, clarence page joining us via zoom. as we occasionally do, the on-air adjustments, can you tilt your camera up a little bit so we can see a little bit more of you. guest: i'll sit back rather than mess up the cam

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she talks about how badly republicans want this to be about culture wars when i see conversation with crt trump doesn't run in 2024 will be a top contender to be the candidate wants to talk about disney and grooming kids and i look at the attacks from centers and marsha blackburn and josh hawley on the new supreme court justice, judge jackson making it out as if she soft on pedophiles but these are conversations that democrats are completely astounded. to push back on the culture wars it seems to favor the republicans progressive just favored the republicans elizabeth warren is right that is their agenda please talk about the substantive agenda rick scott put out a memo or policy piece where he had a lot of tax proposals that pole terribly with americans were talk about that talk but the fact mitch mcconnell said we don't really have a plan were going to wait so democrats fry themselves but. >> very briefly, one thing hear from a lot of democrats were going to get a supreme court decision in the next month or two on roe v wade the big abortion decision. i think a lot of democrats secretly

a lot of it is that they hear this rhetoric about crt or up to be dq policies -- lgbtq policies and they do not want that discussed in class. >> how do these challenges affect you personally as a teacher? what can you tell us about that? >> i love teaching. it is my life's work, my passion. i wrote a curriculum, created a class. i love the students i get to work with. this past december, i was ready to quit my job because of what is going on and the constant question in of my professionalism, my care for my students. they are always at the center of what we do. that is why we got into this profession. because we care about students. it is demoralizing. right now we have a shortage of teachers. it is only going to get worse. that is what these book bans are doing. it is destroying education. >> thank you. i think that a couple of members are on their way back. let me ask a few questions i had and we can go down the panel there. i think it is easy to recognize when something is actual censorship. in violation of the supreme court's decision when schools are saying we do not like catcher in

supreme court should stand against crt, should stand against "woke education" and woke kindergarten curriculums. i think -- i believe they ought to know the difference between a man and a woman. [applause] sen. blackburn: one of the things that is most pressing in our country right now is, what is happening in this nation's culture war. you know, as i said, we have got a vision for how we think better days can come. opportunity for all. of freedom for future generations. they have an agenda that says, let's put government in here between the family and the child. let's let government take control of making some of these decisions. let's let government run your life, daylight 10 dark, 24/7, 365. that is not something we as conservatives leave in. we have a great message to give to people. it is time for freedom loving people to be the people, as we are as -- as we are instructed to be in our constitution, our founding documents. the declaration of independence is the aspirational document. we believe, we support, we hope, we dream, we aspire. life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. the constitu

you know, that's where the crt is trying to make white people hate themselves. like they've talked most black people hate themselves. you're racist you're on oppressor, you know good. they're gonna start looking in the mirror and saying i'm no good and they're gonna start shooting people that look like them like we do you remember to hip hop stuff can't stop coming through armstrong, you know, and i didn't hear music gonna bees and w's in word that stuff so when it came out and we heard it kind of yeah, we said well, that's terrible and it kind of rolled off our back, but then the children start again. we have children 35 years old. he never heard nothing, but that mess. and so now they look at each other and they hate one another because the girls would be he's an n word. she's the w word and you're like, okay why these children so hateful, why are they so full of anger and everything's about sex. yeah, everything sex envy murder materialism materialism all of it. that's them. that's the party if you don't have what you're supposed to have. it's called somebody

. >> ainsley: this wasn't about crt.fessional development training specific to crt. so if the training is happening at the professional level, it classroom. it's there. >> ainsley: you have three daughters, all products of walk saw school. >> i do. >> ainsley: i know your youngest is a junior at one of the local high schools. what issues now that you are on the school board? >> first one is going to be the academic performance. where we are taking a look at the educational curriculum. we need transparency for the parents to understand what taught accountability is we talk about the big pieces for teachers are accountability to educate their children. not indoctrinate. our students are accountable for their actions and behaviors. that's a different piece that we are hearing from our teachers is that student behavior has become a real problem within the classrooms. and then third, it's fiscal responsibility. we got a budget how we manage our taxpayer dollars is very important. and it needs to be pushed to the teachers and