women, it was something, and glass ceiling to break, to aspire to have a woman as president of the united states. i don't think it's about is you were saying being hysterical, but it's about processing and having this a space to make sense of what happened. >> i get it, but it's also abou having safe spaces in the university of michigan law school were adults presumably attend, postelection self-care and food and play, so it saves is safe space for people to go to feel i don't know what and that is kind of the question. what is a safe space exactly? >> in my opinion higher education is to foster debate and also be cognizant of students that are convenient ou campuses from many different backgrounds or it can get the role of the university in practical terms is not to foste debate, it's to squelch a. people who disagree are crushed in people who disagree with the herd are elevated. do you need is single depaul university president that said voted for trump and said so out loud. >> i do not talk about my self politically with my colleagues fred. >> there isn't any at all. the whole idea of diversity is that the airless room produces bad decisions. people from different walks of life with different views, i think that's the underlying justification for it and academia command very know no one disagrees on liberal orthodoxy. it was only four years ago and already it seems antique, peopl who disagree with each other talk into their disagreements. that doesn't happen anymore. to the curriculum at so many schools has taken a much harder edge since that time from the extreme left wing to the outright totalitarian. we spent the last several years telling you what was happening at the level of higher educatio colleges and universities. tonight we want to take you through what is happening in high schools all across the country. we're going to start an buffalo bird schools in buffalo have an office of culturally and linguistic responsible initiative. the first days of school lesson plan explicitly gets political and very specific terms. do black lives matter in america ? it begins. by the end it declares at the end of lesson students will be able to understand the need for the black lives matter movement here you have a school district endorsing a political movement. that is for little kids. by the time they hit the fifth grade, students in buffalo are reading advanced elem study. student learn about the core platform and that includes disrupting the western prescribed nuclear family structure. destroying the family, that's endorsed by buffalo schools. at the end of the program students are asked this, what d you think about our society being organized with a separate nuclear family unit. the implication is that your ow family is immoral. public schools go on to suggest that george washington was a fraud, that colin kaepernick is a moral hero and that we shouldn't celebrate indigenous peoples day instead of thanksgiving. we have no right to give thanks for a country that isn't ours. by the time they hit high school , students go out in the world ready to destroy statues. they're asked explicitly, why would somebody engaging in rioting be protected under the first amendment? okay. this is everywhere by the way. it's happening and middle schools all over the country. there celebrating something called the black lives matter week of action. black lives matter is a political party. and yet schools are endorsing i and it specific aims. cities that are doing this include seattle, oregon, los angeles the second largest in the country. milwaukee, boston, washington, dc and we could go on for the lesson plan requires children t examine the ways the black panther party successfully functioned to preserve the values of the black families an villages. the black panther party, racial separatist with a history of murdering people. of course that's not included, this is rewriting history including recent history that all of us are familiar with. look at the image on the screen. this is from a third grade clas in the fairfield unified school district. the comparison suggested please respond only to blm rights. of course that's a lie. kids are being taught more broadly that the police are the problem, they're the ones that commits violence. this was posted on an online photo album that dc public schools black lives matter at school week of action. how young was the kid that was forced to draw a police officer shooting and killing someone? this is not education. but again, that's just the beginning. skills have eliminated biology and their teaching kids that biology isn't real. how can you teach something tha is fake? what are the guiding principles the black life school curriculu is to be transgender affirming. so they have note choice. here is how one printed prekindergarten teacher teachin describe this principle. everybody has the right to choose their own gender by listening to their own heart an mind freight everyone gets to choose if they are a boy or gir or both or neither or something else, and no one gets to choose for them. so science isn't real. again, this is being taught to children in schools in lou of actual science. this as religion, this is insanity, this is also required. parents could fight back and in some rare cases have. in november of 2019, they show highlighted in teacher training program in portland called deep equity. deep equity is to produce real school improvement for equity and social justice. in other words, not to teach children facts, but to brainwas them. according to deep equity come a the point is to adopt a transformational's white identity we're white folks are attempting to come to terms wit raised in a railway and questio systemic issues that have cause waits to be in a much superior position. in schools they are teaching this. teachers are given white allies agenda items. quote see raise, listen to and learn from people of color. acknowledge the reality of racism acknowledge that reality of white racial privilege. educate other white people. confront racist behaviors, attitudes and practices. use your privilege to work for racial and social justice. we are going to look back at this and see it for what it was race hate. but deep equity has been used all over the country, even in places that probably didn't wanted to. in zip codes that are overwhelmingly. voted for donald trump by 25 points in 2016, but of course deep equity as part of that county's training. they may not know what's happening. deep equity was also used in chandler, arizona. the program according to the school district there cost $418,156 to implement, but afte we featured deep equity on thei show, parent stood up and objected to it and deep equity was ended there. this is happening all over the country. in school districts your kids may attend and you may not know about it. what can we do about it? what effect is that having on our children? the author of diversity delusion . we are excited to have her on tonight per. heather, thank you so much for coming on. if this is being taught everywhere, almost nobody is saying anything about it. a passiveness of the population. but i'm wondering what you thin the long-term effect is. >> it is civilizational crushin spirit killing and the long-ter effect is to try to get the elites in this country to discard any remaining trade of meritocracy. the first obligation of education tucker is to be true. the black lives merit matter narrative is based on lies. it's a lie that the racism defines the shape of american society today. far more complex factors lie behind the socio- and racial disparities. family breakdown, culture, attitudes towards academic achievement, and criminal involvement. far from being racist, every americans mainstream institutio today gives preferences to blacks and hispanics of high rank sprayed so if american should reject the black lives matter narrative and they shoul sure rejected in education wher it is going to divide this country further and destroy any possibility of further civilizational advance. >> it's baffling to me the last administration civil rights division department of justice allowed the stuff to continue when it so clearly in undisguised racial attack. singling people out by race and attacking them. it's hard to believe were allowing that in this country. how do you respond to it? can get there is a great asymmetry in our public discourse of the black lives matter biden narrative is allowed to denigrate i'm going to use the term, and this is very hot button, but i'm going to use the term white. it is explicitly as you say antiwhite. and when it's allowed to pile on , his inaugural address talked about the growing white racial inequities in this country, but you're not allowed to notice that and say that what is resulting from this is going to be a race war. what we need are philanthropist that have some vision, that hav some courage, to give parents a way out. not everybody can homeschool, w need to set up impregnable institutions that have managed their defining principle of the rejection of racial victim ologies and the ability to teac students to be proud of their heritage because it is worthy o that pride. >> i've got to say, and i share your instincts, it's crazy, get out, but the public schools wer designed in part to unite the country to share an experience that every kid has and it's where we pass on ours have a country of shared values, so, i normal people or people have th means get out, you really do have a permanently divided country. isn't our goal unity? isn't that what i want the gold to be anyway? could get you have to track persuasion but if that doesn't work, you've got to use exit. what it's going to take again, the fundamental idea driving virtually all politics today is that racism defines everything you see about american society. we turnip alternative excellent nations that are tough to articulate but must be said. as long as bias remains the onl legislation for disparities, th left wins. >> i like the martin luther kin goal which was colorblind meritocracy. how hard would it be to return to that? >> very hard. but of course all these elites expect that their doctors are going to be chosen based on merit, their engineers are base on merit, but i can tell you, that is a weak assumption. it is something you can no longer count on even the trump administration allowed the poison of identity politics to go into its stem funding. the biden administration is going to be hellacious. one's imagination cannot possibly fathom how much single colorblind standards of merit and achievement are going to be shredded under the biden administration. we have to speak back. >> i hope none of their kids i hope they all go to community college. because you're right, this is the ruling class protecting itself. thanks, tucker. >> the head of one public schoo is now calling for parents to abolish people with the wrong dna. this is insanity. at the country had better say s or dark days ahead. ♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ well before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ >> so much has changed in our schools from kindergarten all the way through college, most people aren't aware of it because nobody says it out loud. you don't even have to attack what's happening in schools commit you merely have to read the lesson plans out loud. the details are horrifying. again, nobody ever does that, s tonight we're going too. public schools in seattle have begun teaching black lives matter at lesson plans to students, a political party's platform being read as educatio to kids. teachers are told no matter their students age, they are no too young to talk about race. according to the lesson plan in seattle, silence about race reinforces racism. which is untrue, it's a lie, bu that is the lesson plan. education is our caution to treat everyone the same may be unintentionally oppressive. equality is racism. meanwhile in philadelphia, elementary schools forcing fifth-grade students to celebrate black communism and celebrate a black power rally i honor of angela davis a communist. jason rant radio show host in seattle has been on top of the story for quite some time. or happy to have him on tonight. has anyone pushed back against what's happening in seattle schools? >> yes, when parents figure out what's going on they push back, the problem is a lot of the parents didn't realize this was going to be part of the lesson plan. on paper when you're told your kid is going to be learning about equality or equity, that would make sense to the average parent who doesn't realize that schools mean something differen when they say equity and equality. they're talking in a pretty fringe political terms, not wha normal people would generally think of when we say equity. when school say equity, they actually mean different outcome they don't actually mean equity. so there it is coded language here that they are not picking up on. what we held in most situation and the parent in the other roo overhearing what their kid is being taught, all of a sudden, wait a minute, this is wrong an they are speaking up. the problem is often time their complaints are falling on deaf ears. >> how many people in seattle who were upset about the death of george floyd over memorial day realize that that event would mean their kids education was abruptly ended and replaced with political propaganda? do you think any of them knew that at the time? >> they probably didn't know that but seattle is a pretty weird place, and mean half of them probably are not upset wit this. what seems clear is these kids are getting it both at home, bu also now in the classroom in some cases. some of this propaganda. you're opening monologue said improper perfectly. when you're putting in front of kids as early as kindergarten and set of talking points to ge them to believe something, it's much easier to develop and mold their minds into one particular perspective. when you're telling them as a kindergartner that black lives are intentionally targeted for their minds which is part of th lesson plan or that any cars or ration of people is an active state violence. when you're giving them context free bad points like black americans are killed at disproportionately higher rates than white americans. they're not understanding the nuance of these points coming i not giving them the context of why that might be. this argument tends to be lazy because you don't tell them why you don't give them any of the data that could make a better argument. >> i appreciate you bringing this to light. thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> this stuff festers and it will change the way this countr operates long term because no one ever exposes the details to sunlight. some cases are too shocking and in others too embarrassing, but in many cases, parents are too afraid. we will give you another exampl from new york city. the principles eastside community school in new york ha sent white parents something called a tool for action. this school tells him these parents must be white traders and then advocate for a full white abolition. white abolition, what does that mean? we are not sure. we have the tools for action call for dismantling whiteness and not allowing whiteness to reassert itself. if you want to make people supe paranoid and crazy, say things like this out loud to their children especially since as fa as we know commit you can't change your skin color. attacking people on the basis o it is always a dead-end. so why are we allowing it? the very first to report on this , the director of discovery, we are happy to have him on tonight fraid thank you for joining us. it's hard to believe these are direct quotes. >> it is, but tucker commit thi all emerges from that theory called the pedagogy of the oppressed is now being taught i school districts around the country. it comes from the 1960s and '70s brazilian marxist who said we need to use the schools to develop critical consciousness among students wh will then grow up and have revolutionary potential to overthrow an oppressive society. when you look at these things i that context, they are using this very deeply divisive regional language commit not just for race itself, but to pursue this kind of radical marxist political program that think underlies all of these specific examples you're tackling today. >> is it legal to single out parents of children on the basi of their skin color for attacks? emily spent the last 50 years saying it was a bad thing? how is this allowed? >> we have come a bit as she talked about with jason, they shift away from equality which was equal protection under the law which is equity. i'm working with the coalition to start filing lawsuits. we believe absolutely if agains the violation of the civil rights act of 1964, but the fac is that this is new commits emerged in the last few years. there isn't any caselaw. we're hoping he eventually to get to those supreme court and prove that these programs are not only morally bankrupt, but actually direct violation of th constitution and the civil rights act. >> of course they are, i would say that no matter which race i being singled out. this is a universal principle which we much defend. quickly commit your gathering coalition of people to finally fight back the republicans in congress are literally doing nothing to save the country. do you need in the course of talking to people any liberals to say yeah, i'm on your side. we've always been against this, we have to be against this. have you ever met any liberals like that? >> i do, but they're basically shamed and intimidated into silence. one commute community successfully checked fighting back, it's the asian-american community on the west coast. they're not afraid of being labeled white supremacist, whic is absurd. they are really the last offenders of meritocracy, they want their kids to learn and succeed. they escape the cultural revolution in china and they've come here for the american system. they are not really the greates defenders of it. i think we can look to them for leadership and alliances in pushing back. >> will god bless them. they appreciate your coming on. they are changing the names of dozens of schools in order to fight the systemic oppression. they extreme their reasoning an writing. may be one of them uses and funny we will tell you about it just ahead. narrator: covid-19 has changed how we show up and show out with our family. now it's time to take the first step that lets us get back to talking smack with a side of mac and cheese. before we can safely come together, we need the facts. as covid-19 vaccines become available, you may have questions. man 1: should i get it? man 2: is it safe? woman: should i wait? narrator: it's smart to question. now get the facts at getvaccineanswers.org so you can make an informed decision when vaccines are available to you. carlson tonight. >> oregon's department of education encouraging teachers to register for training that encourages something called f n mathematics. not making that up. that training teachers that white supremacy manifests itsel in the focus on finding the right answer to math problems. algebra is racist. french revolution, anyone? libby evans is and she joins us tonight. this is one of those stories. it's hard to believe it's real, there are so many of those. how could math be racist since it's truly objective. it is now considered racist, so that is called is part of the problem we have right and wrong answers, log, you know, that's racist. there are several additional problems with this entire program, this is the idea that teachers are potentially racism in the classroom because they are racist. they are blind to their own biases, and they don't give any control over the weather or not they bring the racism with them. math is all-white discipline which even a modicum of researc would tell you is absurd. and the concept of the soft bigotry of lowered expectation that tells people that students of color can't achieve to the given standard, so the standard need to be changed. the problem of courses that kid aren't stupid, and they know when their being pandered to, they know when their being patted on the head until that they're doing good job when the know themselves are not measuring up we also know kids thrive when they are held to account. any parent can tell you this, when a child is expected to liv up to certain measure of responsibility, kids are able t thrive like that. they need that commit they need to be able to take care of themselves, so, any good kid knows this. we treat them like they're idiots, that they need to have interpretive dance lessons in order to have mass, they see right through that. they obviously do. i don't know is who is being fooled here. we're bankrupting our nation, o bankruptcy in these kids lives. the schools are closed, we are killing them that way. and were also messing so much with the language we are accepting the terms of leftist indoctrination, we are acceptin these terms, antiracism. there is no reason for us to do this. they're not real, they're not based in reality, and were also. >> you're right, and we're pretending that this is okay when it's not. it obviously picked up on that. it's good to see you, thank you. >> for the better part of the year public schools in san francisco have refused to educate children and have kept classrooms close. that doesn't mean there not doing anything. there very busy, they renamed 4 schools because their names wer racist. how are these names racist? there names of people that were strongly against racism, so why did they do it? the school board made the mistake of putting their reasoning for each name change in the spreadsheet. each and take a look at the spreadsheet. it's incredible how stupid thes people are, the ones in charge of the schools. here is one example. able lincoln's name was scrubbe from a high school because rampant corruption in the india office and his administration. this is the guy who ended slavery, who signed the emancipation proclamation. he's gone. corruption in the indian office. than they want to dianne feinstein's name from an elementary school. why was her name on a school anyway? but their taking it off now. she is not woke enough. if dianne feinstein isn't looking out for you, what is your school district like? lisa booth knows that. she joins us now. lisa booth, so this stuff never ends, i don't know why i'm laughing it's a tragedy in motion, but rather than improve the schools, they spent the yea as they kids language in they change the names, on what basis did they change these names? >> because of course they're al racist. as you mentioned, that huge racist abraham lincoln. what solaria's is the research behind it is riddled in inaccuracies because they didn' consult historians, they looked at things like wikipedia and tv shows as the basis of some of their decision-making and information and what it speaks to is this level of mediocrity not just in our public schools but society as a whole. that these kinds of decisions and discussions, they don't hav to be rooted in fact, particularly when their being done in the name of woke this, but as you pointed out what sat in all of this is that the children lose, the students los because you look at san francisco, 70 percent of white students are proficient in math compared to those 12 percent of black students. that's an astounding 58-point gap so rather than looking at ways to try to narrow that gap, to actually help minority students to advance their lives to make their lives better, thi is the kind of garbage that has the attention of the school board. >> where our parents and all of this? you hate to think they are as passive as you they seem. would you let them denounce abraham lincoln as racist? >> no, i would be outraged by all the people know i'm incredibly opinionated i would be out there sounding the alarm. making it known that i amam hap and getting other parents behin me. it's one of those things that would be easy to write this off and say you know what people of san francisco, you voted for this. these are the people you chose, but the problem is that this ha infected all aspects of our society. to these leftist are in control at every level of power in this country. they are in the position of power, not only forced compliance but to punish those that dissent and disagreement are at all of this, particularl when you look at the fact that we spend about $15,000 on average per child in america, parents should absolutely have the right to take those tax dollars elsewhere to have schoo choice and not be beholden to this kind of woke garbage are from teachers unions and school boards. can get these people never buil anything they only want to destroy what others have made. great to see you tonight. thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> the center of all these stories are the kids and these goals, a few weeks ago we got a e-mail from one frustrated sophomore unwed he was facing i school. - if you want a rockstar team like ours, school. we will rerererere you need grammarly business. 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(microphone whooshing) jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >> a pretty revealing e-mail recently from my kid called elliot morris, this is a copy o something he sent to his teache a day after last week's riot at the capital. he is a sophomore in massachusetts and we want to read you some of what he wrote. dear mister macdonell then, as the world was shocked by the violence unprecedented events that occurred on january 6 at 2021, these events should be condemned and it should be a wake-up call to a country do unifying and buying together bright as i sit on zoom listening to each teacher speak about these issues, i feel more and more isolated from our community. some of the view may not be popular in today's day and age, i feel like there could be a more effective and better way o going aback talking about what happened yesterday in a way tha makes people like me feel more welcome. the first amendment gives me as well as every american the freedom to see what the [bleep] rate it's inappropriate for teachers to impose their views on their students. i've now sat through for four different classes in three out of four have spoken about the issue of what happened yesterday . the negativity toward our 45th president and in the offense, even though there are americans just like you and me commit mad me realize how divided our country is. being on the opposite sides of the spectrum had never crossed my mind until i went into hp government to speak about the election and the protest. this topic is tough to speak about and has many different sides, that means that neither side is right and neither side should take all the blame. the one thing i do know for sur is that we are weaker divided. teacher seems to lead toward condemning conservatives and praising democrats in all different fields. for that reason i feel isolated from our community. and enraged that my opinion is viewed is wrong by some student and by some teachers. i'm writing this e-mail for mik hello fellow classmates can liv in harmony and i don't raise my children in a society this divided. i wish all opinions to be heard. as school should be a safe have for everyone. right i feel others believe for being imposed among them. and the oldest of four boys and the my brothers look up to me t set the example. i was doing homework with my brother at the time at first grade i noticed him drawing in his folder i pulled out the drawing and i was heartbroken. my brother had drawn a picture of president trump and wrote trump should not build the wall. my seven -year-old brother know nothing about politics. he is know that nothing about the real world, he was being manipulated to believe somethin he should never have even known about as a seven -year-old he should've been focused on when the next time he could play outside or read books, not abou politics. sincerely can sit sincerely elliott morris. we told you about the lies that college students have to accept and repeat in order to graduate. things have changed dramatically . one person has an unbelievable story straight ahead. google hasn't simply infiltrate the classroom, it is tracking your students outside of school. that is next. >> if you been near a college campus lately or you probably heard land acknowledgment. if you haven't heard the term here's what it is greatly and acknowledgment means your exit acknowledging guilt for living on land that was taken from som other group at some point in th past, it may be thousands of years before. land acknowledgment as a way to feel guilty about living virtually anywhere on planet earth. at inaugurate one democrat offered this land acknowledgment . our country was built on indigenously and and we pay tribute to these indigenous nations. the purpose we should be clear about of land acknowledgment isn't to solve anything or make anyone's life better, the peopl who perform and acknowledgments give up their own land and return it to anyone they don't really believe what they're saying. they did of course once again they would give up their own land. that's not the point, the point is control. they make people obedient to their will, first they must fee inferior. many school districts are now doing everything they can to make your kids feel that way. inferior, flawed. forcing the class to participat in the land acknowledgment ever day. the sessions, the struggle sessions went on endlessly. one when on for 17 minutes alte the benefit who did it now benefit, they got nothing. the mother recorded the classes but as the mother put it, you told my kids that they're livin on something stolen and stealin is bad, i was in shock. of course the mother probably didn't stevie seel her lynching probably plays the mortgage for a. that shouldn't surprise you commit when you lock children inside for entire year at home is so many schools have, you've already taught them they are flawed in not worth educating. >> it's entirely possible that you're child's school has entered without your knowledge into an arrangement with the company google in order to plac its products, google products into your child's classroom. what does that mean for your child? we know in part because the state of new mexico sued google over this. they alleged was some evidence that they invaded children's prophecy by providing tools for state schools and then using those schools to track students and their activities on their personal electronic devices whe they weren't in school. google new with their kids we'r doing even when they weren't in the classroom. all of that happened without parental consent. rachel, thank you for coming on. we say this before and so many stories, it's amazing it's real but apparently this is. how does that work? >> basically what happens is th way google markets all of its products. they're offered either for free or for a very low price, so google has infiltrated our american schools in just this way. with chrome books, with google ed tech and services so schools are now google's client which means your child is now google' client. what they do is they log these kids into chrome books in the chrome browser then sinks all the activity that is taking place either either on the chrome book or on the child's home computer that they may hav logged into their schools account with. according to the details of thi new mexico case, they are alleging google tracks everything from your child's we search history to what they watch on youtube to their voice recording and location among many other details. federal law actually requires parental consent for the tracking and storage of this data, parents are supposed to b able to opt out of this, but in initial judge in new mexico the district court level said hey, schools can consent on behalf o the parents so this is a very troubling development for parents because their child is now a client of google, a profile is being created, googl says they don't use this for ra ad revenue, but google has made those claims before and it is not panned out. >> i wouldn't say it clients, i would say a victim of google. your child is being exploited b the most powerful company in th world for profit and there's literally nothing you can do. can parents opt out of having their kids use google products and school? >> you would think, but then they will be cut off from how schools educate these children now. google has made themselves essential to how we educate in public schools. what's worse in many cases, google uses teachers in these schools to advertise to other teachers. they're using teachers to do it it's a multilevel marketing scheme. google is not a trustworthy actor. they've been fined multiple times for the misuse of children's data. they were fined $170 million fo misusing the data of children collected from youtube. so again, google is not a trustworthy actor here and there's not much unfortunately parents can do unless they take it up with their school distric spread. >> is any other company allowed and a monopoly in the schools t use your children for profit without your permission? is philip morris selling more rows to your kids? is anheuser-busch giving them every bud light to hook them on the product? >> google markets itself as a safe product. it's a safe addiction, tucker. there aren't laws prepared to d with what google is doing. it goes back to scale because google is so dominant they can get in at the ground level, the can outcompete everyone else on price because they are so dominant. so your scene schools transitio away from other ed tech, away from potentially better tech fo privacy and moving to google because again, google makes it so attractive for them. >> i think you'd be honestly better off giving your kids cairns of copenhagen for free. i think it's less harmful than these products. rachel, i appreciate you shinin a light on this. >> thank you. >> we are out of time and out o days in the week. we will be back monday night at 8:00 p.m. and every weeknight because we are the sworn enemy of smugness and groupthink way, we'll resist. see you next time on life rsh. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. biden opened the borders for his donors. the border crisis isn't a republican talking points. fox news isn't even driving the story. the networks are forced to cover it because it's become a catastrophe that affects all americans. >> we begin with a humanitarian crisis on the southern border that's growing larger every day. jesse: we haven't even eached peak season yet.