is problematic in loudoun county because the loudoun county attorney was actually in this group.ng in any of this but she's a member of this group. so you know, my message here and i think really there are three effective ways to counter these cancel culture commandos. it's fearlessness, substance and mockery. >> tucker: that's right. >> called him the four cancel culture avengers that i think of done a great job with this. let's start with dave portnoy of bar to barstool sports donald trump jr., and tucker carlson. i think we need more people out there doing that. that's why we started the daily malarkey.com, so that we can go out there with substance, focus on cancel culture where it's appropriate and can engage in some mock range of these people that they're not going to get away with acting like this in a community by targeting their fellow neighbors and parents that are standing up for the constitutional rights. >> tucker: this is a religious movement. i don't think it's an accident that it's them -- the strange destructive almost suicidal impulse has descended on a leadersh

ian, what happened to you in loudoun county?ire was working on a story. i found out that through talking to the reporter who reached out to me for comment that i was on this list that was created by this group anti-racist of loudoun county which we call chardonnay antifa. and this list was soliciting feel assist in hacking people's web sites. exposing through them through mail and all kinds of other nefarious things simply for speaking out on critical race theory and for people who spoke out on wanting to open schools. and everybody started adding to the list. brian brian you don't want your kid growing up apologizing for being male or white. you want them it actually learn math, reading and writing? >> absolutely. i want them to be critical thinkers. i want them to be independent-minded individuals that are prepared for success in this world. right now loudoun county is, i mean it is erupting. there was a school board meeting tonight. we had a press conference there where we announced that we are going to start a recall evident

joining me now with loudoun county parent ian prior and kim klacik president of red renaissance. exactly what parents are afraid is happening in the classroom. i'm going to go right to you, ian. why do you think that they want our children to hate each other? i mean, it just seems to me like they are forcing him to not be colorblind. >> well, that's absolutely correct. look, first of all bravo to that kid for standing up what he believes. in i want to back it up a little bit. two weeks ago you had the white wine comey mommy its of antifa doxxing other parents for opposing critical race theory in schools. on friday, you had an advisory committee of loudoun county public schools putting out a call-to-action to silence the opposition for people that oppose critical race theory. and then now you have this video that shows this teacher confronting the kid about really just being colored blind. and all along the way they just say we are just teaching equity. now we know what equity is. equity is tearing up the principles of equality that martin luther king, abraham lincoln and jackie r

a disturbing lecture from loudoun county virginia. >> it's just two people chilling. >> nothing more to that picture? >> i'm confused on what you would like me to speak on. >> i don't think you are. i don't know why you do this. >> are you trying to get me to say they are two different races in that picture was make at the end of the day, wouldn't that be feeding into the problem instead of acknowledging them as two people? >> no it's not. you can't look at the people and not acknowledge that there are racial differences, right? >> laura: unbelievable, it takes your breath away. a teacher who might be reading too much into band-aids. >> white privilege. think about it, when i hand a browned child a white band-aid i am literally adding insult to injury and i refuse to do that in my classroom. >> laura: she's a lot of fun at the party. joining me now, victor davis hanson, senior fellow. what color band-aid do you grab for in the cabinet, that corner cabinet in your kitchen, i know that's where you store them. do you make a conscious effort to pick that flesh-colored band-aid or do you

i mentioned in my angle loudoun county teachers blacklisting parents. andrea weiskopf, teacher in seneca ridge middle school named of a father who criticized crt. "an educator in a system of oppression is either a revolutionary or an oppressor." rebecca. a teacher calling herself a revolutionary? well, maybe finally that teacher is telling the truth. she is a revolutionary. >> exactly. what she's done is she has shined a light on what these unions are really doing. she is not a teacher and shame on her. she should not be attacking a parent. that parent, good for him. keep standing up. who cares if they say nasty things about you. keep standing up. what the unions do and people can find this. we have a section on our website for kids in country.org and it's called union politics. spend 30 minutes reading with these unions actually passed. they passed a resolution to actually boycott businesses that dare to not support their black lives matter or whatever the union is pushing. >> laura: everyone can go to the website. people have to understand what this i

we have been talking about loudoun county. been in the news a lot lately.n county great community one where your kids could get a great education without having to go to private school. you thought about math, science, history. and then to hear this type of aggressive discussion going on with a student to be divisive about race, it was really shocking. up until a couple of months ago, i had not even heard of crt, critical race theory and i asked other parents i go what does that mean? and it's like parents are now being asked or teachers are being asked now to teach kids about school and then separating them along lines of color and race. and i couldn't believe it. so when you actually hear this video or see this video and hear it, it is really shocking and appalling and it need to stop. so, i commend the student for making that video so we could all really see it for what it's worth. ainsley: right. the student didn't play into it which i was proud of him for that he said. >> absolutely. ainsley: i look at them as two girls. i don't see color and that's wh

later surfaced after i think it was a young guy and young black guy that she went to school with loudoun county virginia actually he really is comments that she made from a 3 2nd clip of her using the n. word in the school decided to actually part ways with her despite this she was actually supportive of black lives matter in her today so this is just a challenge that we have across the board and i think we need to deal with this honestly rather than exists in. tribes which is where most of our conversations are . i want to ask you know what point because you know you see those who saw this with the woman up for the for the job in the social media manager of teen vogue was going to try to take. both of faced issues with with their past tweets i want to ask you what point is going back into twitter archives too much are there some tweets regardless of how old. are should be enough to bury some or make someone be held responsible for that regardless of whether. that's that's not an easy question to answer because of this issue that we deal with with free speech but i do think when we're talking a

loudoun county schools is making it clear that they have not banned it dr.ated to him anymore. >> sandra: hop on pop, 1963 he wrote that book, and some of these books have been integral. and the rhymes and the artwork, it just goes along with the whole cancel culture thing and they are exploring disney cartoons and some of them are going by the wayside. >> sandra: and john come in is dr. seuss' birthday, and i know you're white has an amazing story, she interviewed dr. seuss? >> john: yes, she got his number from a friend whose father tuned to his piano. she called him up and said i'd like to give you an interview and he said, how did you get my number? but not only was he famous for his children's books but he had a racy site. we have a painting of dr. seuss called at martini martini bird hanging in our house and it's not typical of dr. seuss, let's just say that. i can't believe what's going on. we are getting our first look at a shocking sit down with prince harry and meghan markle and his buckingham braces. one expert is coming to the queens defense sayi

but followed pressure from activist loudoun county public schools reportedly dropping the celebrationause of, quote, racial undertones and the author's writing and illustrations. cpac organizers blasting hyatt hotels for buckling to cancel culture after twitter users like the event have stage design to a nazi symbol, and a citizen organizes call absurd. the chairman of the group to put on the event said hyatt and cpac organizers were working together to release a coordinated public response but hyatt released its own statement to curry favor with the cancel culture is on the left. is cancel culture behind his appearance of a documentary about to import justice clarence thomas from amazon prime? during black history month? one politically incorrect television host is offering a warning to skeptics on the left who don't buy into the existence of cancel culture. >> liberals need a stand your ground law for cancel culture. so that when the woke mob comes after you for some ridiculous offense you will stand your ground. cancel culture is real. it is insane, and it is growing exponentially

it turns out critical race theory is all over this loudoun county educational system and guess what?ing a lengthy list of parent suspected of disagreeing with the school system's actions, including the teachers of controversial race concepts. if you are a teacher and you speak or if you are a parent and speak up your name goes on a list and instead of answering the families they target the families. >> brian, i was a former schoolteacher and still have my license. i tell you right now, i thought it came out okay as a student in public schools but the game here is again, race. they are targeting individuals based on their concept that if you don't agree with us on our critical race theory we will go after you and it's intimidation paired its intimidation effort to make sure that their programs get through and to scare people for not talking. we have to speak out. those people should not be intimidated to speak out against this indoctrination of rewriting history. that is what they want to do print they want to rewrite history and it's wrong. brian: leo, you point out that you're just