helply ever after. but somewhere in the middle there is usually a scene like this. long live the king. (scream). i do not like that part. in fact, new research shows most fairy tales tales are too bleak for kid with the risk of a parent s death being more intense than films intended for adults. is it teaching kids to cope? here for a fair and balanced debate, former teacher and parent with the bill of rights institute, whitney neil, and freelance writer jennifer wallace. both of you join me now. i thank you for that. whitney, is it harmless to see five times more likely to see parents die in these animated films than in those seen by adults? i don t think it s harmless. but i also think we need to gauge what else happens in the film. is the child being exposed to that experience and learning
in iraq. the agency s helply involved. i think isis has been temporarily stopped in their expansion. they re not doing well. there s no drinking water in mosul. this giant iraqi city. so to some extent, the last three months has been positive to stop this inexorable momentum of isis. how does isis inability to govern help them or degrade their ability to degrade that territory where they ve had such a strong hold? well, they re clearly unable to provide government services. most of the giant iraqi population now under isis control, mostly sunni muslim. the salaries are still being paid by iraqis, not isis. doesn t appear to me the caliphate is going to work at all. they re still a terrorizing force. they re clearly the main