my colleague niel harvey spoke with our tea contributor lauren chin, who says the accusations have been blown out of proportion. the board's letter does site some specific incidents, but if you actually look at the video footage from those incidents, most of the quote violence that they cite is actually things like parents refusing to wear masks. oh, people come no, no, no, you need to pay for the critical race theory, which is pretty much will be picking him how to hate each other, out of his life at these meetings. a lot of what they side as actually being domestic terrorism or violence actually is just tantamount to some harsh words being said in terms of actual violence. though i believe there's only one or 2 specific incidents that were actually led to an arrest that were mentioned in that letter. i think trying to get the f b i involved at all, frankly, just reeks of political activism. instead of actually trying to put students 1st and i think parents are completely justified in seeing this as an attack on their rights as parents, the parents aren't showing up for now though, the

on earlier, my colleague niel harvey, discuss the shifting opinions on facebook with our tea contributor nico house. it does seem a little bit peculiar that in 2011 with countries like tenicia libby on egypt, facebook was not only celebrated for put like for helping spread the news about the process. but the, the algorithm seemed to be a perpetuating the protests and propelling them for the millions of people are able to react to notice what was going on. now, interestingly enough, about 3 of those countries, the protest, they're actually benefited united states interests. so what it seems like is on the like, now that the script has been flipped 10 years later. censorship actually benefits the united states. so i guess you could say it's pro democracy, i guess if you wanna call facebook, you know, a democratic institution, i guess you could call it that because the government seems to be on the side of censorship. facebook as readily pushes the ship. is it a very different base these day? so what it was is, again, does less freedom of conversation, freedom of exchange, freedom of discou

meeting present. payton held earlier on today, i'll say, is a garage donna joined my colleague niel harvey in the studio to discuss developments. well, i guess the whole point of this cabinet meeting, at least, to a large extent, was to outline russia's stance in this crisis. lemme put and talk to russia's energy minister and basically gave very clear instruction as to the country's actions and how russia will navigate this while this market price has. because as of now, you've seen the gas prices on the market and well as of now again, it looks like the winter is going to be very, very costly to the end of the line european consumer. so the russian president, what he did, he called on the minister to see through that russia remains a loyal partner and doesn't make things any more difficult and pod than they already are. and that the gas prom rushes will national gas export in company that gas from remains a faithful partner as well and follows the contractual obligations strictly prevalent restroom. as she touched the guest prom believes that it would be more profitable for it to pay a fi