all right. that s not all. the world s famous parody artist here live to present another brand-new song like only he can do because according to all reports that have come into our schoolroom, mornings are better with friends. it s time for fox & friends. good morning, friends. welcome to studio e here in rockefeller center. we should welcome you to studio e. you ve been gone for how long? one day. i took one day off. it seemed like a long time. you were gone for a week before me. that s right. we haven t seen each other. why do you always reverse? i m sorry. we saw each other over the weekend. saturday we had the privilege of working with tucker carlson. it was not a slow news weekend. in fact, on this monday
hunts. there is a website, happybirthdayollie.com. if they give to that, that would make a great birthday for me. brian: because you have everything else? i have everything i need. a lovely wife, four kids, 14 grandkids and a new wife. brian: and your i.d. to get you in the building. we re honored you spent your 70th birthday with us. thank you. steve: what s that website? happybirthdayollienorth.com. hope i got it right. brian: if not, we ll fix it. steve: she posed for playboy before she taught a schoolroom full of kids. should that matter? should she be fired?
those words to be heard and heard widely? yes, i think the other responsibility is for the media to understand what recovering from sexual assault is like. so i think that was the big problem here. not only was there oversympathy for the defendants in this case but there was seeming lack of concern for what rain does to victims of sexual assault. the stats are overwhelming. it s 20% of women who experience sexual assault are going to try to commit suicide. it s the number one reason women drop out of college and high school, and about 60% of people incarcerated for sexual assault. and not only were they overly sympathizing for the defendant, if they were in the schoolroom we would talk about there s a narrative and there s the narrative on the narrative.
for his forgiveness. is there responsibility for those words to be heard and heard widely? yes, i think the other responsibility is for the media to understand what recovering from sexual assault is like. so i think that was the big problem here. not only was there oversympathy for the defendants in this case but there was seeming lack of concern for what rain does to victims of sexual assault. the stats are overwhelming. it s 20% of women who experience sexual assault are going to try to commit suicide. it s the number one reason women drop out of college and high school, and about 60% of papal narcotic incart rated sexual assault. and not only were they overly samp sympathizing for the defendant, if they were in the schoolroom we would talk about there s a narrative and there s the narrative on the narrative.
you can see that teacher s students behind him applauding. what would happen if one of his students called him a nazi in his classroom? well, in that case, i m sure that there would be some kind of action and probably he d be disciplined in some form or fashion. not to mention that he probably would be ostracized by the other students who by now have been pretty well indoctrinated. yeah, are you ok with the lack of discipline in this case? of course not. this is a public this is a public employee and it s it s evident that they are that there is some unfair and unbalanced teaching going on in in the schoolroom. and you just touched on, i think, one of the most important points and that is this guy is a high school government teacher. whatever he says those kids sitting in the chairs are going to believe that to be true. and if if his presentation in