others with that coalition, that said we believe that the district s practices around supporting all students including those who hold the lgbtqia+ identity line with current state and federal law. these guidelines are publicly available on our website. by law students have the right to be free from discrimination and access to a safe and inclusive learning environment. and i would say after interviewing pam bondi last hour along with her clients, this does not hit the nail on the head. because this was not about whether or not they were being state compliant, this was about why did you not let the children tell their parents? why did you highly suggest and incentivize this with gifts in the secret club that it is absolutely okay to have these types of conversations as a minor, sixth-grade, what is that? ten, 11, 12 years old without parental consent and knowledge. so as the district would like to hit us again with the new statement, i am here for it. rachel: that is a legal
fashion i turn everything into a competition. doing a quick head count. i m sorry tcu, texas looks like it s still winning on gear in your own backward. let me take you behind the scenes really quickly. it s fun doing diners because you never know who is going to show up. this one of my high school. dr. clark and i went to high school together. i was going to ask him about politics i came over to the table and said hey, what s your opinions his daughter here in sixth grade says i have political opinions what s your favorite one? i really don t like president biden. [laughter] i think we need a young president who knows his name such as ron desantis. hope fiscal cliff he can fix our country. will: hopefully has opinions, hayden has opinions. we might need a longer segment. with the view from sixth grade on the united states of america. i will tell you what we will do that later in the hour come back to the ol south pancake house
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