actions that imperil the inclusive communities that we have strived to foster within our game. there s word that the nfl might move the super bowl out of arizona. look, i m a republican, i m for religious liberty, i am not for this bill. i think it goes too far. but it does raise important questions, not just about religious freedom, but market freedom. and the government should not compel business owners to provide services to everyone no matter what. and if you think i m wrong, i bet i can change your mind tonight. you re pretty persuasive, but you re up against a big tide of public opinion on this particular set of issues. we re going to get into it tonight. in the crossfire neera tanden who is against the bill and we have peter sprigg who supports it. first to you, this is pretty big news. you talked about national baseball, football, millions of fans, haven t you at this point lost the country? what does this say to you? well, it says to me that there s never been a bill in
decide. and the pressure s building. veto, veto, veto. on the left, van jones, on the right, s.e. cupp. in the crossfire, neera tanden, who is against arizona s freedom of religion bill, and peter sprigg, who supports it. what should government do if religious freedom lets some people discriminate? tonight on crossfire. welcome to crossfire. i m van jones on the left. imt s.e. cupp on the right. guests on opposite sides of arizona s religious freedom bill. both major league baseball and the nfl are playing intense pressure on governor jan brewer tonight. mlb will neither support for tolerate any word, attitudes or
sometimes lost in the backpack. yes. you know, sometimes you don t see all of those forms. right. right. that s the first thought i had, that my kids come home with piles of papers and there might be things that i don t see. and i also feel as though if there s a problem with my child in school, i d rather the teacher come in and talk to me or have me come in and talk to them. i just again, i just think hitting a child is just never, ever the right way to handle things. peter, does it change your opinion that this is okay to learn of the study that came out last year, a fairly comprehensive study from the american journal of pediatrics that found there was a link between corporal punishment and mental disorders in kids, that it increased anxiety and depression in children? the problem with studies like that that address, quote, unquote, corporal punishment, is that they lump together ordinary disciplinary spanking with beating, whipping, and other more abusive forms of co
spanking as most parents practice it do not show that there are negative effects. peter sprigg, denise shipani, thanks for the debate. i would love to hear what the viewers have to say on this. you can find me on twitter @alisyncamerota. meanwhile, one college is asking students to lock up their cell phones. plus, does your relationship with your in-laws look something like this? don t you tell me what to do. you just poked me. don t you touch me you two-bit tramp. oh. well, that type of relationship might not be your fault. maybe we can blame science. we ll explain. [ male announcer ] house rule number 33. coffee should come in one size: mug. stay grounded with the rich, bold taste
physical violence just seems like a bad message to send. peter, we talk all the time about how it s sort of irresponsible for parents to outsource so much parenting to schools, to the state government. so why outsource this kind of discipline? i don t see this as outsourcing discipline. this is allowing the school during the hours when the school has authority over your child to exercise discipline over the child. when the child is home they re under your authority and you have the power to decide the discipline. i think that ultimately the decision should be up to the parents, but because there was a form sent home allowing the parents to make that choice, i don t see that the school did anything wrong here. now the again, as we said in the intro, the form did it was implied that if you do not send the form back, then you give your tacit permission, denise. i mean, again, this speaks to some parents d some things are