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Getting critical race theory out of our schools is a matter of national survival. the fate of any nation ultimately depends upon the willingness of its citizens to lay down and they must do this, lay down their very lives to defend their country. >> look, the only time lay down your lives is appropriate to talk about in a school setting is when youre teaching about black kids trying to integrate schools or teaching about school shootings. as we all know, once the debate turns into this -- >> i a...

Their very lives to defend their country. >> look, the only time lay down your lies is appropriate to talk about any school setting is to teach about black kids trying to enter schools or teaching about school shootings. as we all know, once the debate turns into this -- >> i am disgusted by your bigotry -- >> productive conversation over. brandon kill hoffer, a parrot with a child in the litchfield school district has enough. >> they write sometimes brown horses are black horses, and you ask to...

Getting critical race theory out of our schools is a matter of national survival. the fate of any nation ultimately depends upon the willingness of its citizens to lay down, and they must do this, lay down their very lives to defend their country. >> look, the only time "lay down your lives" is appropriate to talk about in a school setting is when youre teaching about black kids trying to integrate schools, or teaching about school shootings. as we all know, once the debate turns into this -- >>...

Including private school, online education and tutoring. governor doug ducey who is expected to sign the bill in law, tweeting, quote, our kids will no longer be locked in underperforming schools. today their future success is unlocked with this legislation. arizona will now be the first state in the nation to offer all families the option to choose the school setting that works best for them. our next guest says this is the biggest school choice victory in u.s. history. joining us senior fellow...

Schools are pushing transgender ideology on special needs children, too.

Pandemic. and they quote one counselor saying, kids have the highest level of anxiety i have ever seen. anxiety about basic safety, a fear of what could happen. another in oregon said, ive seen more physical fights this year than in my 15 years combined. again, that was done right -- you know, just before the uvalde mass shooting. how does that heightened anxiety already in our kids tie into this now? >> i would say it certainly does tie into it. during the pandemic, most children were not in th...

Them in the school setting. he was learning to advocate for them in the youth enrichment program and starting to mentor other kids there where he had become part of that program. he was learning about business through one of his mentors who is here, mr. lee davis. and he was starting a clothing line. and im going to let mr. davis talk more about that. but he was loyal. he was learning how to travel through this life and use his kindness for good. thats what he wanted to do. everything he did he ...

>> what was virtual learning like for your family, for your girls? >> so we had -- the hardest thing was my daughter that was going into kindergarten, that the joy of running up and down the cafeteria, she started off kindergarten in the living room with her sister and parents, you know, its a different feel all together of escalating into the school system. and her parents were working. my wife and i are, you know, glued to our computer, trying to keep our computers going, and still trying to p...

Basically june to november, look at that, among those aged 12 to 17, the unvaccinated covid hospitalization rate is 12 times higher than the unvaccinated than the vaccinated and adults 13 times higher. get those vaccines. its a big way to keep the schools open and children safe. >> the down sides of kids not learning in a normal school setting are pretty clear. >> theyre very clear. there was a study that came out, one particular study looked at third to 8th graders, they said were going to take...

In-person schooling for kids? do you agree with that? >> hi, fred. thanks so much for having me today. so i think its really -- you referenced earlier today and whats happening in the l.a. school districts and what we can see is when the appropriate systems are in place, children can in a school setting and teachers can be in a school setting safely so having required vaccinations, making sure theres good ventilation, making sure that children are wearing a mask, that theres appropriate test cap...