on the rights of american parents. i can t imagine any circumstances in which the patriot act would be used. nothing more intimidating than the department of justice going after you for what you say or do. cuts back and touchdown cleveland. wow. what a drive. your first career start, what does this feel like. i want to give thanks to god. brian: capitol hill washington,
surveillance apparatus to figure out how these parents are organizing because they are showing up and making us look bad. so that s the chilling part right there. recommendation the fbi did an investigation. comes out the kids are overextended and are upset about wearing masks. ainsley: need the fbi. brian: break down the american family. ainsley: schools pushing political plans. brian: ohing the fbi find out about is it kind of odd that all these english as a second language classes have doubled in size since joe biden has taken over and 1.7 million kids have and adults have influx through our southern border? it s unbelievable what the focus is on. and how i thought merrick garland did not dom play yesterday. america dodged a bullet when he did not come a supreme court justice. he had no answer with it. did you ever consult with ethics official about the fact that your son-in-law and possibly
essentially what happened. writing people up because they didn t get vaccinated when you didn t discipline people underneath you they fired you. they fired me, yes. they fired me because i wouldn t write people up who had religious exemptions. people who were on the list that was given to me were vaccinated. so, i had beirut that to their attention. i said we have people on this list who should not be getting written reprimands because they are vaccinated. there is also people on this list who have applied for religious exemptions that should not be getting written reprimands yet, they were. when i challenged those things they told me here is a direct order, you will do it. i said well this is unlawful. and we can t could this. so this is where we are sitting now and several weeks later i was terminated. brian: musting good to know that the governor is fighting for you. oh, yes. brian: attorney general moody i want you to hear what the orange rescue fire rescue statement has give
of course, that is the back drop to the protest and that is what got the national school board association writing the letter after the email back and forth talking to the white house. and that s how we got to here. brian: do you know what i think is missing? would you tell me when local law enforcement was overwhelmed by these parents where they need the fbi in for additional help? if the sheriff s office is going yeah, i m going to these school board meetings, i don t have the manpower or woman power. ainsley: only video parents at the podium telling the school board they don t like what happened or the one man arrested because what happened to his daughter. brian: $55,000 a year working two jobs while two kids go to school and come back with disturbing curriculum. that s what the fbi is focusing on ounce. ainsley: they let rioting r.errings break into stores. brian: up to $900. steve: use the patriot act. essentially using america s
could that have any clues to the murder of gabby petino. keep in mind laundrie is still the only person of interest in that murder. back to you guys. steve: all right. and, steve, one other thing, daily mail has a story about essentially it says that the laundries, a former fbi agent thinks that his parents may have avoided obstruction of justice charges by cooperating at the end, you know, the fbi might have come in and said hey, if you don t tell us everything you know, we could come after you. and this agent who spoke to the daily mail felt that apparently that s probably why they cooperated on the day they found the stuff. i think it certainly raises suspicions five week manhunt and single day the parents do go out there. they find the items and find the human remains. steve: yeah. some people say it s kind of fishy. steve harrigan down in florida. thank you, steven. brian: not over.