thank you. >> my name is rachel brooks. i'm the resource specialist para at visitation valley elementary. i have five children who have been through the public schools, i have one grandchild who's in san francisco unified now and i know a good teacher when i see one. i know a bad teach when i see one, too. ms. monica is a wonderful teacher and we don't understand why she's being let go. i understand there's no reason. my understanding is that the principal doesn't need to have a reason and frankly, there is no reason to let her go. and i feel it's wrong that we begrudge her another job with the school district, that's how it came down but i want to end with a note that for every parent here there are dozens who couldn't make it tonight and ms. monica has the support of the school and we don't understand and it's just wrong to let her go for no reason. i'm going to give someone else a chance. >> thank you for listening. i am the teacher they've been talking b. i am monica swartzlander, kindergarten teacher at visitation vall

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joined by rachel martin in paris she is a political communications strategist and syndicated columnist in oxford we go to roger griffin he is a professor of political affairs that oxford brookes university and in manchester we have mohammed saffi key is the chief executive in founding member of the ramadan foundation all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want raj i want to go to you first before we get to before the program started you asked if we were going to talk about if the man on trial in norway is insane or not how would you describe that because and looking at the trial i think it's really spooky looking at this trial because he seems to be outwardly a very normal mild mannered person and he has he's able to he's admitted to this really ugly massive crime and he still sits there like you could be sitting next to him in a bus. well i think what we're witnessing on my ass is thanks to the wonders of television is the state of mind of a fanatic or fanatical racist in this case could be a fanatical anything really i think a fanatic creates a sort of psychosis for himself which is very different from normal forms of insanity he has creat