it s not because of these reasons provided by the states, it s reasons and justifications for a foregone conclusion. i think that part of it has to do with white supremacy and anti black races. jonathan cox is a system sociology professor at the university of central florida, the state school, largest in the state, he s also the only black professor in his sociology department there. it just so happens that his area of study, the nature of color blindness s and ideology, as an ideology, is basically illegal to teach in florida. the stop what law specifically calls out critical discussions of color blindness. so this week on why this is happening caucus, i spoke to him about his research and teaching and how the new florida law actually meant he could not offer the courses he normally does. so we knew it was coming. we were figuring out what to do and prepare, but there was not a lot of information about what the impacts would be, how it was going to be, how they are
do with white supremacy and anti black races. jonathan cox is a system sociology professor at the university of central florida, the state school, largest in the state, he s also the only black professor in his sociology department there. it just so happens that his area of study, the nature of color blindness s and ideology, as an ideology, is basically illegal to teach in florida. the stop what law specifically calls out critical discussions of color blindness. so this week on why this is happening caucus, i spoke to him about his research and teaching and how the new florida law actually meant he could not offer the courses he normally does. so we knew it was coming. we were figuring out what to do and prepare, but there was not a lot of information about what the impacts would be, how it was going to be, how they are going to be checking to see people were the consequence of what would happen. the enforcement aspect of it was not really, they re so a lot of folks are sitting ar
american public it is safe to go to the airport and 30 minutes later it is contradicted. now washington post story coming out where the taliban said they would stay out of kabul but somebody in the administration told them no, we only need the airport. and you just reporting about missiles coming in. why would we give bagram up? the greatest fear is if you have one runway, if someone is able to hit the runway it stops the ability of movement of people. why would you remove the military before you removed the americans? and how can we leave americans behind? if earlier in this month you had this spokesperson for the defense say there were 11,000 americans and they say they have 5400 out. they are making a conscious decision they are leaving americans behind. why would you do that? harris: you know, i m so curious, leader mccarthy, why you all have not been called back onto the hill.
there is always faith and always hope but that s what has happened. the taliban has openly said they want our death and at the same time we have to do this on the way out according to the biden administration keep talking to them. basically negotiating with terrorists. they are not even getting our hostage free. you watch that state department and the defense department there. talk about it. they are leaving and still leaving americans and our hostages there and they are leaving americans to become hostages. harris: i was just going to say some military analysts have called the entire situation a hostage taking. anybody we leave behind. house minority leader kevin mccarthy with us in focus today. i appreciate your words and your time, your expertise. please let us know if any democrats join you on the hill and on the floor asking nancy pelosi to open up the full house and talk about afghanistan. thank you, sir. thank you. harris: president biden walking away again.