loudoun county used to have famously good schools. e schools are run by lunatics who hit the hate the country. it happens fast, it always does. here's the video from the county school board meeting two days ago. the first person you see in this video is a middle school teacher called andrea weiskopf. keep in mind that andrea weiskopf is a middle school teacher and she is not a paid actor, we did not make her up to prove a point. she is real right up to the ostentatiously used protech comic pronouns. here she explains how the book "to kill a mockingbird" a book that we all assumed what was about white racism is bad, is in fact itself racist because it causes something called racial trauma due to the fact that there are white people in it. >> it's so funny how they are so afraid of their children seeing another view of sexuality, gender or religion. if you want to talk about books that are assigned let's read "to kill a mockingbird together. if you aren't willing to consider the racial trauma that this assigned a book causes black childr

all those government contracts in washington made loudoun county rich beard in fact, loudoun county is the single richest county in the entire united states. and that has been a problem because any place you find easy money, you will also inevitably find large numbers of unhappy white liberals, those brittle neurotics with the masks on screaming at everyone else to get in line. loudoun county has a whole bunch of those people now. it also has a huge number of immigrants. one out of every four people of loudoun county was born in another country. now in general, most immigrants are not very liberal, at all, actually. in fact, many of them have what would now be described as extreme right wing positions social issues. if you ever have a chance, ask a salvadoran what he thinks of transgender is on. it'll make you laugh, probably nervously, look around to see if anyone heard it. as a practical matter, it does not matter at all what immigrants, what salvadorans or pakistanis think of social issues or how they organize their own families. immigrants vote overwhelmingly for the democratic par

we have actually invoices from the equity collaborative in california to loudoun county public schoolshing teachers and coaching teachers on critical race theory. >> laura: writes. >> they talk about culturally responsive learning. you don't have to spend too much time on a google screen to understand that culturally responsive learning is the educational tool to implement critical race theory concepts. they are trying to gaslight people. they realized they were on the losing end of this debate and they are trying to explain and you know what the thing when you're explaining you're losing, and we are certainly feeling momentum in loudoun county, we've got hundreds of parents that are committed to recalling the school board and getting kids and education in things like math, science, reading, you know, typical things you want your kids to learn to be able to succeed in life. >> laura: nicki, "washington post" columnist christine and buck, she's out there defending critical race theory saying calls for rachel account ability can feel like an attack when you're not ready to acknowledge yo

>> well, ben, what we're seeing right here in loudoun county is the liberal left waging a cultural waror them? not the politicians but in fact parents and teachers. and who's going to stand up for the parents and teachers right now where the school board isn't and politicians aren't either? and as governor i will stand for excellence in education. we will not teach critical race theory and i will stand up for teachers and parents against these kinds of cancel culture initiatives. and oh, by the way, who is standing up for tanner cross? i will tell you, as governor, i'll have his back. all stand up for the teachers, all stand up for the parents i actually call on school board right now in loudoun county to reinstate tanner cross fully because they have absolutely ignored his constitutional rights and oh, by the way, his best interest as the children right now. they should reinstate him right now and as governor i would call for that. >> ben: thank you, i really appreciate you taking the time to join me tonight. >> thank you, ben. >> ben: women in federal and state prisons could soon be

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: last night we shared video of loudoun county virginia parents tearing i >> last night out in county virginia parentsn tearing into their school district for pushing critical race. to their kids but what we didn't show you is that black lives matter protesters showed up to shout those parents down. >> of somebody disagrees with critical race. were considered a racist which is not the case. there is no line of distinction either you are for or against it. and if you're against your automatically racist. that doesn't do society anything. >> that is what racism is. >> two parents fighting against it in their schools, executive director of breitbart schools at mckinley, president and founder of parents defending edification. you spoke at that news conference so what happened after the blm -- they showed up, what happened? >> there are about four of them, local blm activists, we refer to them as chardonnay antifa but justin we are about to start our press conference you had these folks come in with their banner and physically occupy the space that we had set up to conduct th

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the public schools in loudoun county this year and cheryl mother of three of and a member of loudoun's good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. steve: all right, so alicia, ultimately this all started you don't want critical race theory taught in your schools to your children is that why you want to recall these six school board members? >> well, i really believe that our school board has really lost their way. for this reason and for adding the parents it our kids go back to school too hit list, one of the reasons but, also, yes, i don't want critical theater not just critical race theory but critical theory taught in our classrooms. steve: right. >> our schools are not for ideology. our schools are for education. and when you lower education you lower positive outcomes for everyone. that is not what we stand for. and loudoun county parents will not stand for lowering education. and this is a u.s. issue. it's not just a virginia issue. steve: elicia, what are you talking about regarding you are on an enemy's list or a hit list? >> yes. we started going to school board me

steve: ultimately find out if loudoun county decides to have a recall election.now that the opposition. the critics of critical race theory are going to show up in big numbers. the big question is how many people will show up to vote to promote critical race theory? essentially it becomes a referendum on whether they should teach that in their schools. we won't know that until after the recall election rules tabulated. it's going to be interesting. it's a referendum on race. ainsley: 17 minutes after the top of the hour and let's hand it over to jillian. jillian: good morning. let's begin with this story. the man wanted for shooting three people including a 4-year-old girl in times square is arrested in florida. u.s. marshals tracking down farrakhan mohammed at a mcdonald's outside jacksonville. a woman believed to be his girlfriend was also arrested as an accessory to his escape. mohammed will be extradited to new york facing attempted murder charges. two planes clyde mid-air over denver and amazingly no one is hurt. three people were on board the aircraft when

laura: the woman you just saw, a loudoun county parent, this is suggested reading for ninth graders? that is what we have for everybody tonight. >> there is a list of books that are part of the diversity library the teachers can that made this mandatory reading. laura: honors class? there's nothing honorable -- one of your fellow concerned parents read a passage from the book monday is not coming, here it is. >> me and monday, we did do something, he took a deep breath, i really didn't want it to happen. it just kind of do. laura: this is for 13 and 14-year-olds. >> it is disgusting. i wouldn't even want to read this book myself and they are mandatory only telling children that for them to pass this class, they need to books. laura: loudoun parent reading and except from another book called hashtag murder trending, watch. >> casper wasn't even my boyfriend, just a dude i did some hacking with once in a while, pretty basic library system, not my league at all but sometimes a girl needs a big [bleep] >> i guess one of these books is actually mandatory but it is one of the offerings and

critical race theory, the way race and racism employs politics and culture but a spokesman for loudoun countyote, not part of the school curriculum and instead focused on equity work. meanwhile recall effort kicked off last weekend with parents already collecting 1500 signatures. todd: look at this, it happened during the drill. the incident occurred in september last year. lawyer for the youth league tell usa today the first year coach responsible for that drill was required to -- fired at the time. this is a hearing parents and players. former nfl player tori smith says this is not safe in ruins the image of football. jillian: now to this. a fishing trip gets cut short by a surprise guest. 11 foot alligator emerging from the water in front of tommy lee when he was fitting in the everglades, the creature climbing on shore and eventually the giant gator retreats back into the water but he decided to call it a day after this close encounter. wow. 49 minutes after the hour. the colonial pipeline is back online. panic at the pump continues. todd: breaking report from north carolina coming up. .

loudoun county. >> greg: so it's only been 100 some odd days and everybody is going to hell in a handtrump called everything that we're going through. i want to yell at people who voted for biden, but we know nobody did. [laughter] but here's the thing. that's my opinion, not fox's. but here's the thing. jimmy carter, like he said, i met him on the "tonight" show. he was a horrible politician but biden is inflicting this pain intentionally. we know it's aoc and bernie and the rest of the idiots. >> he's a hollow vessel. if he doesn't do what they say they don't give him the pudding. [laughter] >> i just want to go to pulled. >> greg: what are your thoughts on this theory that we're returning to the era known as the 1970s? you grew up in the 1970s, right? >> little bit. >> i was very coked up as a child. yes, it's definitely the '70s show. that's what we have with biden. it really feels like a throwback, too, because we're saying thing like, is jenner going to run? >> oh, i get it. >> i know you were sick earlier. >> yes, if i worked in the u.s. embassy somewhere, i would pack the bag

. >> in three high schools here i loudoun county, there is a list of books that are part of a diversity library that english teachers can select, and in thi case we read from and ninth grade english honors class that made this mandatory reading. >> honors class? there is nothing honorable abou that. one of your fellow concerned parents also read a passage fro the book mondays not coming. here it is. could keep me and monday, we di something. we took a deep breath. i really didn't want that to happen, it just kind of did. again, this is for 13 or 14 -year-olds, correct? >> yes. it is disgusting. i wouldn't even want to read this myself, and they are mandatorily telling our childre that for them to pass this class , they need to select one of these diverse books. >>laura: i want to get there so people understand were not exaggerating. apparent reading an excerpt fro another book. >> jack wasn't even my boyfriend , just as dude i did some packing with once in a while per eight he was pretty basic library system. not in my leak at all that he had a big leap and sometimes a girl just needs a

this mother taking on the loudoun county virginia school board. >> crt is racist.e educate you. an honest dialogue is not oppressed. it does not implement hatred or injustice. it should communicate without deceiving people. we don't need your agreement, we want action. ban crt. we don't want your political advertisements to divide our children or be the little them. you cannot tell me what is or what is not racist. >> shannon: let's discuss what school should be doing with lanhee chen and jack brewer. welcome. how many parents do you think that mom speaks for? are more parents becoming aware of what is going on to their kids schools and do they object, we need to have these conversations and this is one of the ways we can do it. >> people are getting sick and tired of this rhetoric coming out of the left pushing these racial theories that are just dividing us. the same people speaking about these theories will do nothing about the real issues going on in the public schools, nothing about the amount of kids that are coming out of our public schools that can't read o

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stuart: speaking of fashionable ideologies, we have a mother in virginia sounding off on the loudoun countyt action and backbone to ban crt. think twice before you indoctrine nate such racist theory you can tell me what is or is not racist. look at me. stuart: i admire the lady's passion. she is going after critical race theory but they seem determined to impose this in our schools? >> yeah. it is really an obsession among k-12 educators across the country. the fact is critical race theory teaches race essentialism. collective guilt. the idea you're held accountable for historical crimes committed by people who look like you. many cases promotes neo segregation, separates children, separates staff members based on race and sexual or riddentation. it's a divisive ideology. parents are waking up to it are starting to push back. i admire this woman's courage. i hope there are many more to come. stuart: chris rufo, do not be a stranger to this ma'am please, we want to hear more about these fashionable ideologies. good man. see you again soon. >>> still to come onth program shortly, look at that