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Great heavy on the programme. we talked about the story and number of times on the programme. flush out for us what your offer is for those who are concerned about this new line texas, what are you offering to do? ~ , ., �* line texas, what are you offering to do? �* do? wild, christian, im actually here at our— do? wild, christian, im actually here at our dream _ do? wild, christian, im actually here at our dream forest - do? wild, christian, im actually- here at our dream forest conferen...

>> well, whats important to know is in southlake, the attempt to address issues like this, it was called the sea cap. it was basically a diversity and inclusion plan has been held up and put on hold by a restraining order that a parent against the plan got through a lawsuit. and so, the short answer to your question is no and the district, because of this restraining order, is unable to implement a new comprehensive plan that would address not just student-to-student issues but also administrato...

States. in philadelphia covid outbreaks shut down at least four schools since opening up in recent weeks. more than 100,000 south carolina students have missed in-person learning due to the virus. in new york, ps-79 is the first public school in the nations largest school district to close starting monday due to possible widespread exposure. with more than a years worth of classroom time lost during the pandemic some school districts are turning to testing to keep in-person learning the strategy...

And older and staff who hadnt gotten a shot should be required to wear mask in school. 36% opposed that idea. whats the breakdown of the people who are part of your lawsuit, what are your views on this? >> its a great question. its very similar. we have a lot of parents who understand the need for it. they are invested in making sure that their kids go to school in a healthy environment but they are also invested in their kids going to school and to the extent that the government steps in here a...

To challenge this in court, jacqui. jacqui: mark meredith, thank you so much. colorado parents are suing over mask mandate threatening teachers and administrators with fines and possible arrests if its not enforced. the attorney representing those parents joining us to discuss the mandate. mr. george brockler. thank you for joining us. is this about the mask mandate or the enforcement mechanism. >> it really isnt about the mask mandate. im not antimask and antivaxx but i am government overreach ...

Anti-police propaganda and information presumably its acceptable. other teachers see it other administrators are aware of it how did we get to the point where this is the kind of environment in our classrooms? >> well, this has been going on for a long time. its been developing and i have been monitoring it over the last two or three decades. but we really saw the explosion a couple years ago when 1619 project came out and inflamed people until police sentiment the 1619 project had a photograph ...

Schools in texas have had their hands tied when it comes to mask rules. many administrators have wanted to put mandates in place but they cant because of governor greg abbotts ban on them. one school board thought they found a way around. it the paris independent school district in northeast texas tried using a loophole by putting the mask rules in a new dress code and the texas attorney general filed a lawsuit for violating the states ban on mandates and the courts sided with paxton prohibiting...

Administrators turned a blind eye to their requests for help. thats the subject of the podcast dropping monday morning. joining me now, the cohost of the southlake podcast. what do you have for us that this week. >> episode 5 is one of the best of the series. this episode takes you inside the -- how this fight in southlake is becoming national, what became a local fight over critical race theory over an attempt to bring a diversity and inclusion plan to the district right outside of dallas reall...

Until age 12, right now are trying to get 12 to 17 year olds vaccinated, i think most do you feel comfortable that because there is a high rate of vaccination in our state, nearly 80% of people who have had at least one dose, those are good numbers but, were not going to finish until we get everybody vaccinated. im committed to doing this and there will be a few holdouts but i believe that most people feel confidence that what im going to do is continue very aggressive in fighting this pandemic....

Children ages up until age 12 right now were trying to get more 12 to 17-year-olds vaccinated. i think most people do feel comfortable because there is a high rate of vaccination in our state, we have nearly 80% of people who have had at least one dose. those are good numbers. but were not going to finish until we get everybody vaccinated. im committed to doing this and there will be a few holdouts but im balanced. i believe most people feel confident what im going to do is continue to be very a...