years is, you know infringement on our liberties, this surveillance culture on campus, that that s normal to them now. they don t know anything different. i don t know. i am really looking forward to hear what unfolded for you, pete, and if these kids are an aberration. pete: that is a great point, rachel. i don t, i used to consider myself an eternal optimist, you look these days it is tough to be. these kids give you a lot of encouragement. they re the new rebels, new anti-establishment for sure as they are conservatives on high school campuses and college campuses. a lot talk about covid mandate. as unvaccinated student i had to go out in public in front of my peers, to test twice a week, which was intentionally done to invade my medical privacy. they wanted to shame me for being one of those students. there are a lot of people waking
free speech platforms to be able to get the word out so people like ty lanker they re able to dylan, they re able to communicate freely without being clamped down. this is one of the biggest issues in the country especially with younger people, the work we do at turning point usa. the tech giants are clamping down on speech, they re suppressing the flow of ideas. we are not a free people if we re controlled by a small handful of corporate companies in silicon valley. i m very excited to see how this company s going to succeed. maria: yeah. explain what turning point usa does, charlie. we re on college and high school campuses across the country fighting for pro-american freedom values. i m actually on campus tour right now traveling the country, university of vermont, university of oregon later this week, and we are bringing the message of american exceptionalism where it matters most. and i can tell you when it comes to social media, so many young people know that there s a game a
free speech platforms to be able to get the word out so people like ty lanker they re able to dylan, they re able to communicate freely without being clamped down. this is one of the biggest issues in the country especially with younger people, the work we do at turning point usa. the tech giants are clamping down on speech, they re suppressing the flow of ideas. we are not a free people if we re controlled by a small handful of corporate companies in silicon valley. i m very excited to see how this company s going to succeed. maria: yeah. explain what turning point usa does, charlie. we re on college and high school campuses across the country fighting for pro-american freedom values. i m actually on campus tour right now traveling the country, university of vermont, university of oregon later this week, and we are bringing the message of american exceptionalism where it matters most. and i can tell you when it comes to social media, so many young people know that there s a game a
the situation that you are seeing as you have clearly illuminated is, unfortunately far too common in that we know what is occurring. right now you are looking at a tactical situation where officers have an enormous path facing them to clear these large high school campuses that are huge with next and crannies and places where there could potentially be people. you are talking about buildings that housed thousands of students and school staff, so your first effort is obviously responding to those who are in need, as previously mentioned by trace talking about going into a situation where the first officers on scene enter. you don t set up the perimeter, you go in and try to neutralize the shooter even if you have to step over and around those who are injured temporarily, to neutralize that shooter. the next step in that process is of course getting a date to those who needed and then you
ground is not indicative necessarily of the pandemic that we have been through, and this is such an early time for people back and person. i don t want to downplay that, i want to play that big and large, that matters. we had authorities, because national school safety services, can trump tell us that some of these very large high school campuses across the state of texas might not have had time to fully review, come up to speed and drill what it would take to respond to an emergency, an enormous emergency on campus. but this strong response with law enforcement, with the resources of emergencies, first responders, it has been something that at least parents can look at and say it s organized, this is a core point i can go. four people were harmed today. the assistant police chief telling us that he believes three of them are students.