and the primary. and may even go to a runoff purity will want to talk about roe will impact how georgians vote. parents of kids under the age of 18 are almost twice as likely to vote for republican over a democrat. obviously, this has a lot to do with schools and the crt and stuff like that that governor brian kemp just signed a law in georgia to kind of essentially taking crt out of schools and making sure it doesn't get into. i don't know how many schools do that in georgia. one of your thoughts with contention, contentious election coming up and topic so important to parents with the political aisle they were coming from. >> you know what, first, let's start by saying critical race theory, yes, it is in every school whether you want to call it emotional learning or any other social name you want to consider as a trojan horse to introduce critical race theory. but it is in every school prayer that is why i'm so proud of our
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prayer. so so many different groups have come in to watch this and i would say with abortion and gun rights, it's a top case of this current term. >> yeah, this is going to get so much attention. joan, thank you for taking us through it. really appreciate it. republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene called out in court for repeatedly advocating violence against democrats. the social media post she claims she can't remember next. plus a new report says u.s. officials have been hesitant to impose sanctions on a very, very close associate to the russian president. more details on vladimir putin's alleged girlfriend. and -- >> hand me your baby. hand me your baby. >> he's saying hand me your baby. a dramatic rescue, how a deputy saved a baby from a burning building.
intentionally on the field, and what the school board is saying, the reason we limit religion in the public sphere is that we don't want to have this kind of conflict. we want that to be in the private sphere, not in the government sphere, which is what a public school is. that -- the relevance of people storming the field is something that's being disputed by the parties and the court. >> another layer of this is the supreme court previously refused to hear the case. how does that add to this then? >> you know, i am not sure it has a lot of significance. but, you know, the effort to inject religion and allow religion in the public sphere is a big agenda of the conservatives on the court. you know, and what a lot of liberals believe is, this is all basically an attempt to get school prayer back into public schools again. that's not the issue in this
>> you know, it renders all of their rhetoric about cancel culture so stupid. they don't even no why they canceled something they were for 48 hours ago. >> that might be the generous read in the sense that they know why they voted against it once they found out that representative cly said he rendered a decision against school prayer this is part of the culture war. this is a way of kowtowing to their base. but i think for me to describe it as part of the culture wars, it is a rank refusal to accept a diverse america.
A federal judge ruled that the Florida High School Athletic Association did not discriminate against two private Christian high schools by barring a pre-game prayer before a 2015 state championship football game.
A federal judge ruled that the Florida High School Athletic Association did not discriminate against two private Christian high schools by barring a pre-game prayer before a 2015 state championship football game.
who created the warren court? eisenhower. who appointed the justice who wrote roe v. wade? richard nixon. who would campaign on anti-abortion amendments and school prayer and -- >> and on repealing the new deal and on repealing medicare, and even ted cruz's campaign, we're going to abolish the irs. what you're saying is they make these crazy promises to the base to fire them up and then don't deliver. >> and that creates a trust deficit. so think about -- i think one of the things that happened to the republican party, the party of eisenhower and reagan and the bushes and the party that nominated john mccain and mitt romney 20 minutes before they nominated donald trump, right, what happened? it's the will of the power. and i think that's part of what's in the polling numbers you're talking about.