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Everything that we would get into as a normal family. it tackles a lot of things going on in the world that normally are seen as taboo. like queer issues. >> where are we with the idea of telling him? >> who thinks its a good idea to greet my latino dad with, hey, i like girls. >> theres ptsd, and anxiety and depression? >> did he call you stupid, goober? >> someone said build the wall. >> it allows the conversations in their living rooms. >> i managed never to have an incident. >> you and your ...

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Committing the security establishment that the conflict readiness has been compromised because of these reservists in intelligence and the air force willing to go on strike. so i really dont know and i have been wrong 70 times in the past think of abilities and issues. we will have to wait till tomorrow to see what the outcome, what the outcomes of the streets, and whether the pm can be restrained. you mentioned _ can be restrained. you mentioned the - can be restrained. you mentioned the widesp...

Countries because of the danger posed to civilians. particularly children. and then there is israel. president biden now welcoming to the united states a man who is engaged in systemic abuses of the rights of palestinians. a man who is pushing a radical, anti-democratic effort to undermine his countrys judicial independence. its no wonder the word i often used to describe american foreign policy right now is hypocrisy. and this hypocrisy undermines any credibility we might try to have on the wor...

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Tennessee. people dont have that power. this creates a kind of frustration and so people become more radical. they say we need more power, we need to silence our opponents, as we saw you mentioned the legislators being thrown out a few months ago. thats now a reflection of the frustration that the ruling party has, that it is not able to do the extreme things that its most partisan voters wanted to do. >> im curious about this because when you say most politics or national now, this makes a lot ...

Strict laws about voting. its actually got one of the lowest voting rates in the country, maybe the lowest, and that means that lawmakers are dependent on a really tiny number of people to get elected, and very often those the most partisan, the most radical in the state. and so you get people whose only constituents are the people they care about are the radicals. that creates that kind of atmosphere. but theres a kind of existential thing that happens as well, which is that when youre in charg...

Charter school. her students are scared of each other because crime is rampant. juvenile young men in her school expect to go to juvi, and some look forward to it because it is better than their quality of life at home. the cultural problem, recent study found 70% of juveniles in prison come from fatherless homes. >> harris: similar situation, remember the laws do not go after teens like they do if you are 18 and older, these kids are just as violent as someone 10 years older than they are. wher...

>> so is the administrations official policy to relate -- replace the term woman with birthing people? >> i think our official policy is to make sure when people get service from their government that they feel included and we are trying to use inclusive language. >> laura: let me interpret that for you. that means yes. and there is nothing inclusive about it because most americans, especially people of faith, think this is insane and sick and ultimately an attack on the nuclear family. now, as ...

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