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The curriculum to an ideology that you want, and then you are going to train generations of kids that this is the way the world looks. >> don falls is not the only person i spoke to who sees what's happening in florida as part of a long game. a diligent, coordinated effort using individuals at the local level to shape politics at the state and national level. which is, to be honest, why a lot of governors are doing the same thing. governor glenn youngkin in virginia, bill ye in tennessee. desantis also knows that in order to control the schools themselves, you need to control the school boards...

And the pro-life community realized when roe was passed in 73 that they were not going to get it overturned then. so they played the long game which was, how do eventually win? you get the right people in power, the right people into the courts. so that some, where you are not going to win then, but, two generations, three generations down the road, then you win the game. i think it's a similar kind of thing here. it's not about august of 2022, it's about the next generation of kids, or the generation after that. because once you start molding the curriculum to an ideology that you want, and t...

Game. i think it's a similar kind of thing here. it's not about august of 2022, it's about the next generation of kids, or the generation after that. because once you start molding the curriculum to an ideology that you want, and then you are going to train generations of kids that this is the way the world looks. >> don falls is not the only person i spoke to who sees what's happening in florida as part of a long game. a diligent, coordinated effort using individuals at the local level to shape politics at the state and national level. which is, to be honest, why a lot of governors are doing ...

Alex Wagner travels to Florida to talk with Don Falls, a teacher who has joined a lawsuit against Ron DeSantis' "Stop Woke Act" that has put teachers in fear of being punish for teaching factual history, and Jennifer Jenkins, a school board member who has personally experienced the threats and intimidation by Republican activists using culture war excuses as cover for a political power grab.