enforcement. we spoke with the superintendent of a california district where on the first day of classes this year, the father of a little girl got so angry because she had to wear a face mask he cussed out a principal and punched a teacher in the face. in michigan, a father was rejected from a school board meeting because he gave the nazi salute and said heil hitler after a parent spoke in favor of masks. a protester doused masks and set them on fire. this has been rampant nationwide. now, in that letter, the national association of school boards referred to the actions aimed at school boards as equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism. personally, i would have taken a red pen to that because it's pretty inflammatory language and i don't think accurate. but the justice department responded to this letter with a fairly pro forma letter themselves saying it takes these incidents seriously, is committed to using its authority and resources to discourage