tonight. what a turning time in america. this bill is crucial. history will look back on itself and say did america fail itself? jesse: the border bill is finally here. primetime read it and we can t stop laughing. he-he-he. i believe the united states has no right to risk. y all are the villains. we ve been trying to end y all, get free of y all. jesse: what happens at a woke kindergarten? not a lot of learning. the butterfly is eating my donut. jesse: apple goggles have hit the streak. $3500 for a hit of acid. plus okay, now you got to go. jesse: reading for pleasure expands your mind. reading for work gets you a promotion. but americans are pinched for time. washington knows this. and every year congress spits out legislation, gazillions of pages long, then manufactures a deadline to pass it, knowing americans won t read it. the bill is too long and the legislation isn t written in plain english. it s written to be indis cipherrable to everyone e
definition of crt and don t look at the broader picture of the parents became aware of when they looked over the shoerld of their kids during covid and understood a little more about what the focus was on at school. i think a lot of parents just say look, we want them to learn math and science and reading and english and have an understanding. what do you say to people who say this is hog wash and not being taught in these schools? sure. well, it is a lot of semantics and word games. you mentioned a minute ago last night in johnson, iowa, right outside of des moines, we supported three candidates there for school board. they signed the 1776 pledge and flipped the school board. we have people upset about it arguing with the air. trying to make cases that we should teach truthful history. it s not no one is arguing with that. so last night you had people saying crt isn t taught.
martha: i like the turkey. i would be disappointed if there wasn t turkey. how about you? i like a turkey, too. i think people have to he did side what their pocket books can actually afford. suggesting that people forego turkey, although inflation is high, the cost of groceries, the cost of milk is higher than it was last year, that s probably not the best suggestion but really, people should be guided by what they can personally afford and we can t rely on political pundits to tell us whether or not we should have a large thanksgiving feast. martha: thank goodness. crystal stay with you for a moment. are you frustrated there isn t more being done to have a better impact on energy prices to maybe go back to some of the policies that allowed more drilling in the united states? would you like to see a pivot as i just mentioned before in your party toward a more moderate stance? well, it is really up to what this administration decides to do based upon, you know, figuring out inf
about the protection, that we might modify the guidelines. that s what we ve been saying all along by follow the science. things change and you have to follow the data. which i understand. but given the fact that you are saying please go get boosters to people who are vaccinated, if before we get boosters, at this point, given what you know, is it accurate to say that two shots just doesn t mean fully vaccinated any more? well, two shots for a time frame means you are fully vaccinated. but the thing that you want to get the people and the viewers to understand, it isn t the effectiveness of the vaccine, it s quite effective. it s how long it lasts. and that s the reason when we started to see the immunity start to wane, we said people should get boostered. that s the reason we will follow it closely. that s the point. got it. in europe, they are grappling with a crippling new rise in
we hear democrats love historically black colleges and universities more than anybody else. i don t know what kind of love that is because it doesn t show up so we re going to do that. governor-elect glenn youngkin has promised to make that happen. he ll have a republican house. i m sure the senate will see the tea leaves and read them and go along with it. if not i ll be the vote hopefully that will break the tie that will pass it and governor glenn youngkin will sign it. let s talk about education more broadly. you oppose critical race theory being taught in schools which is not part of virginia s curriculum. you did say though that the good and the bad of american history should be taught and that we should also tell viewers you are the former vice president of the virginia board of education. so explain how you think race should be taught in virginia public schools. well, let me back up. i beg to differ that crt isn t