that i frankly, i live in new jersey. i don in t send my kids to pubc school. this is partly why. but it jus is pat seems like ant it s stealing children s innocence and really getting n of from the missio the public school. jeannie, i really want to thank you for joining us. jeanniyou foi know it s hard toh a public face on this, but you re doinge it for all thenky right reasons. your kids, bruce, thanks for your work as well. appreciateour work it. thank you. rachel, thanks a lot. have a good night. you too.p demo all right. coming up, democrats reveal their 2024 campaign strategy to keep trump in court . america, can we talk? this is a talk show because nobody does it better than talk nation on fox nation. just imagine this scenario. talk nation is the only place you can get all of these shows. let s be really clear. i think he s going a little bit too far. will cain podcast. the scandal feels like it s .
of trying to get in the way of the family unit and they needt to back up. yeah. are you seeing bipartisan support, jeannie ? yes, you are. good. yeah. bruce, you know, first of all, o from a public relations perspective, i just can t imagine why the governor would gove on parents. n t se it just doesn t seem like a good look. bueme a got from a legal point , how do you think this will end ? well, rachel, first, thanks for having me on. and i think tuesday was the first battle in a long road. there t s two separate actions going on. we still have an administrative complaint to dea.e l with. the primary issue, however, is that the state s position sta compels the school district as a governmental entity to violateco parents fundamental rights under the 14th amendment.
getting involved in our daily lives and what we thinn our dak and feel and believe in our private homes. now, the questionbein our h o will win? the parents or the governmenwin and what does this mean forchil our children? let s turndren? to bruce pedulla.iddl he is the board attorney foretow middletown and minneapolis and jeannie isaacson. she is the isaac mom of four. i m going to start with you, jeannie, first of all. h jeanniit s not you know, a lof us are really concerned, angry about what we see happening. but very few people stand up and put a public face forward. so first of all, i jusdt want to commend you for your courage. and my question to you is,paren are other parents standing with you? , ra thank you, rachel, for having me on tonight. and yer havis, there are parentt are starting to stand up and realize that they re thee to voices for their children. and if they don t do it,use at t who will? because at this poinhis point, you know, every politician out there, politica