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As critical race theory spreads across the country, California recently has approved a new 'ethnic studies' curriculum for K-12 students that are chock full of it. But at least one state is standing up against this poison. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis sharply condemned this push to "teach kids to hate our country and to hate each other based on race." So, could a 2024 presidential run be in his future? And, if he does run, will he win over Trump voters? ',e.captions.style.display="none",n.insertBefore(e.captions,n.firstChild),e.captionsText=e.captions.querySelector("."+r.options.classPrefi...

Former FCC chairman rings alarm on Big Tech’s transparency failures Former FCC chairman Ajit Pai joins Glenn to discuss what worries him most about Big Tech: its lack of transparency. With a growing concern among conservatives about alleged censorship within the digital public square, Pai says users deserve to know what are the "rules of the road." Plus, Pai gives his thoughts on whether or not conservative radio is at risk… President Biden set a new record this week: the longest a sitting president has gone without holding a press conference. So, what's going on?! One GOP congr...

Amnesty Polls Show Americans Want Jobs for Americans 23 Jan 2021 Business groups are trying to reassure politicians it is safe to go back into amnesty waters — even though many politicians remember their peers who did not long survive the summer of 2013. The New York Times‘ chief White House reporter, Michael Shear, echoed the corporate reassurances in a January 19 report on President Joe Biden’s amnesty plan: Todd Schulte, the president of FWD.us, an immigrant rights group created by Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and others with ties to Silicon Valley, said he too was “deeply enco...

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AP Photo/Chris O'Meara Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is working to make a name for himself, which could be a great thing for the conservative movement. His administration’s response is leading the nation by balancing freedom and disease experience with COVID-19 despite having more elderly per capita than most states in the country. Last Thursday, he announced another first. He is the first Republican governor to take a stand against the growing push for censorship of conservative ideas. Speaking at an event for the Texas Public Policy Foundation in Austin, Texas, in the wake of the social m...