lisa: moms for liberty is an awesome group. we re in a fight for the future. if you control the mind of the youth, you control the future. that is what the fight is about. you saw the quote from joe biden, they want to control your kids. or mcauliffe who said he doesn t think parents should be involved in their children s education. whether labeling inner pas domestic terrorists because they want to control the future through the minds of our youth. kayleigh: southern poverty law center, cited splc as hate groups in that memo, traditional catholic memo. they seem to be a key player and we know they are far leftist. jason: they hate religion and hate that moms and dads are
Af affair this year. kayleigh: moms for liberty labeled a hate group, that far left organization put them and other parental rights groups in the same if you re an american parent, you should be paying attention, splc map could lead to government crackdown on you. your ability to question school officials, testify at school board meetings or be involved in curriculum your child is fought. we will keep fighting and we will win, no one fights harder than parents fighting for their children. lisa, whether dod saying look at parents, the athlicks memo that was rescinded and now meeting with members of the splc, wow.
Concerned about their children or might ask questions. the reason they are going after moms for liberty, they are over the target and highlighting problems in this country and these moms, politically, you get moms fired up about kids, look out. this organization will continue to grow. not about hate, about love for kids. harris: some groups on this list, you talked with tiffany, one of the co-founders, i had her on last week in prime time. she said it is because of the circular of who they think they are associated with. i said, start there, are you actually cajoling with hate groups? that is what southern poverty law center has accused moms of liberty doing. she said absolutely not, anybody who expresses hate is not in the group.
The Southern Poverty Law Center's decision to add a pair of prominent parental rights organizations to its "hate map" has drawn scorn from conservatives and Republican politicians.