now elise louise. she is in paris is good to see you lisa. so the votes were rejected. does this mean that mac, ron and his government are, are they safe now and is the retirement age going to go up? while the reform a technically is through with this vase, there are still some, some judicial means to stop it. for example, opposition party have announced that they would go to the constitutional court to stop the reform. and they also want to have a to hold a referendum, they need to get the go ahead from the constitution to constitutional court for that as well. politically speaking, when it comes to the government for tonight, i'd say the government is safe, but there are serious question marks over certain members of this current government. for example, the prime minister elizabeth born. he was at the forefront of defending this reform . it was her job to find the necessary majority to get a vote through parliament, and she didn't succeed. she didn't succeed for this major reform where she succeed in the future were this government will my casa, see to find majoritie

this is louise in springfield, virginia. caller: it is elise. i am a parent and a grandparent. caller: my youngest is 31 years old. we have always had as part of our children and grandchild, a list of curriculum, outline of courses, we have always had parent teacher meetings. i am listening to this. it seems like my grandchild, when he was in kindergarten did not have these kinds of materials push down his throat. he did not have the experiences like what you are experiencing. in my children never did. -- i know my children never did it. as far as children not being up to speed when it comes to raining, you are the parents, you need to start reading to your baby when they are infants and continue all the way through. your child will not lose ground as far as learning to read. caller: i love the last point that parents are different educators -- are the first educators to the students. i talked to my children to read using a resource -- taught my children to read using resources appeared so many school districts have been following fads. if there was a huge marketing push for a

louise: the conspiracy theory was started by an anonymous online figure known as q, who has never been identified. male: came to be called the great awakening. eliseting as a secret insider in the u.s. government, calling themselves q as a reference to the q-level security clearance, which doesn't actually exist outside of the department of energy. and in the initial q drop saying that hillary clinton would be arrested the next day, which obviously did not happen, but over time this individual, or this group of individuals--and it's still not clear who exactly it was--continued to post and continued to gather a following. louise: miles taylor was the chief of staff at the u.s. department of homeland security in the trump administration. miles: it was clear to me in late 2018 and early 2019 that these conspiracy theory trends, like qanon, were a danger to the country and that the vitriolic rhetoric on some of these message boards could jump the tracks into violence very, very easily. we were worried about that, and it wasn't just a law enforcement concern. we started to view it as a re national security threat. louise: in the united states, the fbi

this is louise in springfield, virginia. caller: it is elise. i am a parent and a grandparent. caller: my youngest is 31 years old. we have always had as part of our children and grandchild, a list of curriculum, outline of courses, we have always had parent teacher meetings. i am listening to this. it seems like my grandchild, when he was in kindergarten did not have these kinds of materials push down his throat. he did not have the experiences like what you are experiencing. in my children never did. -- i know my children never did it. as far as children not being up to speed when it comes to raining, you are the parents, you need to start reading to your baby when they are infants and continue all the way through. your child will not lose ground as far as learning to read. caller: i love the last point that parents are different educators -- are the first educators to the students. i talked to my children to read using a resource -- taught my children to read using resources appeared so many school districts have been following fads. if there was a huge marketing push for a