in the nfl. when they say, hey, you want to play in this league, you have to get vaccinated. and now, 90% of the players are vaccinated, according to them. what s at risk, if more people do not get vaccinated? and where do you stand on the vaccine mandates? the more people who don t get vaccinated, the longer the pandemic continues. remember, the virus is looking for a susceptible host. vaccination is our most powerful tool against the virus. as long as we have unvaccinated people, the virus can mutate. and while this delta variant is very concerning and rightfully so, the potential for other variants to emerge will still be there. i fully support vaccine mandates. we live by a social covenant. we live by a social contract. we talk a lot about individualism in the united states of america. we need to talk more about collectivism. no one is safe unless all of us are safe. the unvaccinated pose a threat to all of us.
an error, okay. if that s the case, what now, what s next? the crumbs out all of your face, your hand is still in the dark, but you haven t been eatig the cookies. of course they re not going , going todeny that they are trg a country into a marxist utopia. a collectivist national education system will no longer work. it s time for money to follow children to school is that parents want. because we are split in half. our society is unraveling, that civil society is unraveling, because our common culture has collapsed. we are no longer one unit. we have secular and we have sacred. the sacred believe in personal responsibility, the seculars believe in collectivism. so this is not a place to push all of our children into one environment and pretend that we are going to be able to teach them any type of values that are going to be consistent with each other. bill: wow. strong answer there. in case our viewers missed it,
socialism, matt. we re hearing that more and more. we ve had many colloquies on this program rooted in evidence and facts, even when there s disagreements, that s important, and i want to make sure viewers hear different perspectives. as for socialism, what does it mean to you when you say that word? because what joe biden is proposing, while it has a big price tag, does not fit the definition of socialism, which we re putting on the screen. that would involve the government owning the means and distribution of production. so of course people think of socialism as an economic model and certainly it is. and as you know, there s gradations of how much collectivism and statism there is. always argue for less. others, especially this new radicalized democratic party, will argue for more. but the core socialism is the rights of the individual, and that comes down to these questions about whether or not a
individual individualism with collectivism, freedom of information act requests period after promoting a transgender book featuring top surgery to its young students. the elementary step set it was pride display month is at the library that feature the title felix ever after a 17-year-old black weird transgender teen ha her to have removed. the publisher to start recommen the book for readers under 14. the school has removed it from the display. print. that the show box radio host jason s reporting on the story. let s start with that story. thank you. happy fourth. we re about to have a lot of independents and celebrating. these parents want some transparency from the school about it but they thought was way too advanced for elementary
An interview with the guest.
Dr. Riane Eisler, author, social systems scientist and knowledge leader, may be best known for her culture-shifting, award winning book, The Chalice and the Blade: Our History, Our Future. But it is her current work as the president of the Center for Partnership Studies and book, Nurturing Our Humanity: How Domination and Partnership Shape Our Brains, Lives and Future, that may be her most powerful transformational gift to our collective cultural narrative.
Host Elizabeth Barrett welcomes Eisler back to the show as the two converse about how we can create a more equitable, sustainable and less violent world based on partnership rather than domination.