home. that's why the school system seems fit to play that role. i used to joke to my husband if the east coast got a little too weird for us to raise our kids, then we move to montana. well, not anymore. >> once ted turner moved to montana, it was all over, i think. >> let me say this, i have interviewed some of the families on "fox & friends" and they are abhorred by this. and we talked about last week, they're not going to be able to give condoms to the 8-year-olds. it all comes down to the folks are angry. there they are. it's not gonna happen. if it does, there will be an opt out and everybody will opt out and want to know. go ahead. >> still, here's my concern. my concern is this is a push of extreme values on to the mainstream and i'm worried if we're seeing -- i worry if we see this in helena, montana, where do we see it next? >> probably see it in your
that's why the school system seems fit to play that role. i used to joke to my husband if the east coast got a little too weird for us to raise our kids, then we move to montana. well, not anymore. >> once ted turner moved to montana, it was all over, i think. >> let me say this, i have interviewed some of the families on "fox & friends" and they are abhorred by this. and we talked about last week, they're not going to be able to give condoms to the 8-year-olds. it all comes down to the folks are angry. there they are. it's not gonna happen. if it does, there will be an opt out and everybody will opt out and want to know. go ahead. >> still, here's my concern. my concern is this is a push of extreme values on to the mainstream and i'm worried if we're seeing -- i worry if we see this in helena, montana, where do we see it next? >> probably see it in your hometown in minnesota.
home. that's why the school system seems fit to play that role. i used to joke to my husband if the east coast got a little too weird for us to raise our kids, then we move to montana. well, not anymore. >> once ted turner moved to montana, it was all over, i think. >> let me say this, i have interviewed some of the families on "fox & friends" and they are abhorred by this. and we talked about last week, they're not going to be able to give condoms to the 8-year-olds. it all comes down to the folks are angry. there they are. it's not gonna happen. if it does, there will be an opt out and everybody will opt out and want to know. go ahead. >> still, here's my concern. my concern is this is a push of extreme values on to the mainstream and i'm worried if we're seeing -- i worry if we see this in helena, montana, where do we see it next? >> probably see it in your
that when they get out to the playground, all of this sexual material that's going to be presented to the kids in the classroom will not be discussed, and sure, that works for, oh, a book like "to kill a mocking bird" if you don't like a certain subject matter there. kids aren't really discussing "to kill a mocking bird" on the playground. martha: those folks were very interesting, and alicia acuna joins us from central elementary school in helena, montana. we understand things got pretty heated last night. what did the parents say in there? >> hi martha. very heated last night. members of the community who are opposed to the change in this curriculum say they're just worried about such young children, kindergarten is where it would start, five years old, they're worried about these kids learning about sexually explicit details about the anatomy and from then on, relationships. listen to just one mother: >> i have kindergartner, i have a five-year-old, who really thinks it's a good idea to sit her in front of a diagram of a scrotum and