of it. with babe ruth, i ll make so many enemies. pete: leave babe ruth alone. will: if you re early to a sport and dominate, you get goat tafanely is it trues and as it gets more popular and competitive, everyone looks and goes nobody held a candle to will. pete: early on, nobody could beat him. will: no. pete: it s true. like bob in today s nba dribbling like this, it s not going to happen. but he got in early. you know, he s remembered. it s pickle ball for a cause. we re supporting 911-2023.com or scan the qr code, they re playing 12 hours straight of pickle ball to remember 911 and give to great charities and some on the show and frank in the lobby and he s from tunnel to towers and wounded blue and folds of honor all benefiting from 12 hours of pickle ball. today. rachel: we heard amazing stories of the work these charities are doing in the last hour, boy, are they great causes. by the way, will, are you the goat of water polo? will: wake up and tell her about water pol
moment, trying to look ahead to the future. i m looking ahead to hospital space, taking the steps we might need in the event we run short on that but right now we re addressing the need of testing. i know they re working on it from a federal perspective but i don t know that 500 million at the federal level is as good a solution as the states having sufficient to get them out and get them where they re needed more quickly. a judge in arkansas struck down your state s ban on mask mandates in schools. this is an issue where you changed your position on whether school districts should be allowed to impose mask mandates if they want to. why do you now think that schools should be able to if they want to? that s an example of where you just don t know the future when it comes to the pandemic. at the time i signed that law that banned mask mandates across the state by any governmental entity, our cases were low. we thought we were through it.
of each ore other s body language are. lawrence: we re coordinatedded today. rachel: it is. this is how in sync we are on the couch. he s wearing baby blue, i m wearing baby blue. will will: i didn t get the memo. [laughter] all right. we jump with this, starting with the unmasking hysteria in schools. a virginia judge allowing the schools to defy governor glenn youngkin s ban on mask mandates in the classroom are. a spokesperson tweeting in part. this is about parents knowing what s best for their child s health. we are going to appeal. and a virginia mother says the parents rights movement is only growing. listen. we need to fight. i have been fighting for my children since they got out of school march 2020. we were such a minority then, and now we re not the minority.
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