you believe in parental rights. joey: that s exactly right. judge jeanine: new york times james joseph khan the new executive editor of the paper feature profile in new york magazine is odd to say the least. does this look like a serious newspaper editor to you? [laughter] joey: look at this guy. setting on the floor next to chase lounge and desk. is this uberous run amok? if that s the kind of person running the new york times. maybe is he a perfect fit. this is the class of people who think they have a moral high ground on the rest of to us begin with. judge jeanine: i have got to tell you i couldn t figure out. the lean back. you have got the leg up. joey: couldn t be comfortable. judge jeanine: i don t know what he is trying to tell us but i m not going there because i will get in trouble. all right. next. finally, do you remember this terrifying scene?
is radically different from the united states. let me make a very basic point here, why couldn t the u.s. military after 20 years build a pro-american democracy in average? it s because of that deep chasm of cultural difference. what kind of uberous now are we applying to say well, we can t build a democracy there but if we bring afghanistan to the united states well then they will all embrace our way of life here? that s just not how it works not in relation. that s why the right and compassionate policy is there are people who legitimately and genuinely need relocation. they could be relocated to another safe place in the middle east. for example, there is millions, millions of afghan refugees over the last several decades going back to the communist era that have moved to pakistan. why would kenosha and not pakistan be the destination of choice for afghan refugees? rachel: yeah it, seems like it would have also been cheaper to take care of these refugees in a third world country.
teachers unions have grown so powerful but there is so much uberous because they really overstepped their marked during the pandemic and we got to realize how powerful they were and it wasn t about learning. they have not talked about students. they have not talked about learning. they have not talked about suicide rates and mental health. they have just talked about safety and abundance of caution. and $180 billion that doesn t even get dolled out public schools for the next five years i didn t, they money money power and control. they want parents out because they know parent will demand accountability. dagen: power hungry science deniers hate our children is how i refer to the teachers unions. they re afraid of the teachers unions. a ro frayed to say out loud parents should have a big say so in the education of their kids. that boggles the mind. are. i love teachers i mean that. they changed my life. i am where i am because of great
powerful but there is so much uberous because they really overstepped their marked during the pandemic and we got to realize how powerful they were and it wasn t about learning. they have not talked about students. they have not talked about learning. they have not talked about suicide rates and mental health. they have just talked about safety and abundance of caution. and $180 billion that doesn t even get dolled out public schools for the next five years i didn t, they money money power and control. they want parents out because they know parent will demand accountability. dagen: power hungry science deniers hate our children is how i refer to the teachers unions. they re afraid of the teachers unions. a ro frayed to say out loud parents should have a big say so in the education of their kids. that boggles the mind. are. i love teachers i mean that. they changed my life. i am where i am because of great
moving forward so they can make it stick. the president wanted to put plans behind the pledge. thank y the doctor, given the way it played out the last few months, did the white house get ahead of themselves? yes, they certainly did. that s why you saw two officials resign yesterday. they felt for the first time science was not leading. look, the trump administration s hamming of the pandemic was marked by huberous, the one thing they got right was to do the science on vaccines in a moment when we had a huge crisis on our hands. we have had the data in november and we waited for the regulators to look through the safety data and said it s good to go. now we are rushing in a moment when the emergency is not among the vaccinated, the emergency is