and more i'm joined by my guest tom reilly in greenwich he is a contributor with real america's voice in austinwe have daniel one of it he is a professor of philosophy and human dimensions of organizations at the university of texas austin and in paris we have john laughlin he is a university lecturer in history and political philosophy all right tell me cross up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to tom 1st you know and looking at what's been going on in the media and our politics during the election and since then it seems to me that there is an attack on diversity which of course this of these attacks on conservative opinions is in the name of having a more diverse political ends.

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and more i'm joined by my guest tom reilly engram and she is a contributor with real america's voice in austin we have daniel bunn of it he is a professor of philosophy and human dimensions of organizations at the university of texas austin and in paris we have john laughlin he is a university lecturer in history and political philosophy all right tell me cross up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to.

and more i'm joined by my guest tom reilly and granted he is a contributor with real america's voice in austin we have daniel one of it he is a professor of philosophy and human dimensions of organizations at the university of texas austin and in paris we have john laughlin he's a university lecturer in history and political philosophy right tell me cross up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to tom 1st you know and looking at what's been going on in the media and our politics during the election and since then it seems to me that there is an attack on diversity which of course this these attacks on conservative opinions is in the name of having a more diverse political environment but actually it's creating diverse they want the reverse they want to have a monopoly of speech here and you know we've heard terms like and the i'm from a reality czar and a reality stars people writing about it with a straight face i mean out with any form of irony whatsoever so if the people that are talking about diversity of opinions actually want the

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while people in the state are suffering, i'm here with the constituents, living with them, experiencing what they experience, and i'm going to bring -- i'm going to bring that voice to austin in this session. and one of the first bills that i'm filing about this is to require the commissioners, the board members of the public utility commission and ercot must all reside in the state of texas. i can't believe they live out of state. >> i can't believe you even have to do such a thing. i agree with you. i think it's shocking to anyone listening. i appreciate your time and thank you very much. you mentioned people jetting off to cancun. i want to go to dana bash. let's talk about senator ted cruz. i've been looking for the word throughout the day and it got more complicated. what is the word that captures all of the things about ted cruz today? shameless, stupid, the temerity, audacity. he gets on a plane to cancun, he's forced to turn around because he's busted in all the pictures, the world goes crazy about it. he tried to have people believe he was always coming home, a good dad. the statement, our girls wanted to take a trip with friends. wanting to be a good daddy flew d

austin, where i attended graduate school. what i followed my true voice. i applied to stanford and got in, and i found my true voice as an advocate. graduate school, i was not made out for that. we don't always know what our path should be. somebody encouraged me to go to law school and i agreed to apply and went to stanford. wow, this is what i good at. at stanford i was trained as a rebellious lawyer. your viewers might ask, what is rebellious, what does a rebellious lawyer do? the most rebellious thing we can do is listen. right? because we don't listen. we are not going to understand the issues are of those we want to work with and represent. so that is what i learned to do very well in sanford. rep. fernandez: there was a profile of you in the albuquerque journal. it listed your occupation as social impact lawyer. what does that mean to you? rep. fernandez: what that means is that the work i do, it's going to have a larger impact rather than i am just one individual, one business. like, i've help start multiple businesses in disadvantaged communities, but then they give back to the c

economic development i did economic development at ut austin where i attended graduate school but i found my true voice, i applied to stafford and god in and i found my true voice as an advocate not really graduate school i wasn't made out for that we don'tfo always know what our paths d should be somebody encourage me to go to law school and i agreed to apply and i went to stanford and this is what i'm good at in stanford i was trained as a lawyer and your viewers might ask what is rebellious what does the rebellious lawyer do the most rebellious thing we can do is listen because we don't listen were not going to understand what the issues are of those we want to work within those we want to represent so that's what i'm going to do very well at stanford. >> there's a profiled albuquerque journal and it listed your occupation as social n impact lawyer, what does that mean to you? >> that means the work that i do is going to have a larger impact orher than on one individual one business, i have helped start multiple businesses and disadvantages communities but they get back to the communities and they were doing this and now we have som

in dallas, energy transfer limited, so he is definitely a fossil fuel spokesman at this point. >> definitely. robert, we are watching texas. thank you so much for bringing your voice to us from austin. >> good to talk to you, brianna. >>> next, the governors of america's four biggest states under intense pressure. the feds are now investigating governor andrew cuomo and his administration accused of covering up nursing home deaths. >>> plus florida governor ron desantis threatening to yank vaccines over criticism of his decisions. >>> and a riot suspect elected by the proud boys to stay out of jail after he is found with a knife after awaiting trial? this after a woman is allowed to go on a prescheduled trip to mexico. up next. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ good morning! we're made for. this is where everything started. the four way is engulfed in history. you're sitting in the place where giants ate. the four way is the heart and soul of the