that particular side of aisle among people with the biggest megaphones. kayleigh: preach any day you want. emily, a question to. he s made the a loudoun county school mother showed up at a meeting a few days earlier. october 26. she said that her 6-year-old came to her and asked if she was born evil because she was a white person. something she had learned and a history lesson at school. that mother would dispute that characterization from mcauliffe. i assume he has a few words from others like her. let s roll the tape. i m not going to let parents come into schools and make their own decisions. stop the bill and i don t think that parents should be telling schools they should teach. i met a school board member that s at our school boards were
drug overdoses or becoming addicted to drugs. harris: you are not just looking out and forecasting. you are looking based on the evidence we have right now and that s what we did to get more than 2 1/2 million by the end of the year. by time we had a million half a few weeks ago just do the math. let s move to this. so many virginia parents. we re focused on the virginia governor race with the republican now on issues like this taken the lead. so many of these parents have had it with critical race theory. here is loudon county, a mom there. my 6-year-old somberly came and asked me if she was born evil because she was a white person. something she learned in a history lesson at school. i refuse to allow you to destroy our schools. they are not your schools, they are our schools. harris: meanwhile america s top law enforcement officer merrick garland memo that threatened parents at school board meeting still hands. we heard from hearings last week he is not taking it back.
ziegler and the school board that have forced upon us. first, it was in early spring of 2020 when my 6-year-old somberly came to me and ask me if she was born evil because she was a white person, something she learned in history lesson at school. then you kept the schools closed for a year and a half despite the science indicating it was safe for kids to return. steve: as the parent last thing you want to hear hey i was in school. was i born evil? lawrence: so there you have it, guys. this is why it becomes so dangerous. condoleezza rice was talking about this with her hit with the view about that she wants black folks to be comfort be in their blackness. and s the history to be taught. she doesn t want a bunch of minors going around and thinking one is oppressor and one is a victim somehow. i think that s where the issue lies right there. virginia has to figure this out. it is definitely the number one issue for its voters. everyone can t be wrong on this, guys. everyone can t be no
of a 6-year-old telling the louden county school board why she pulled her daughter out of public school after she came home upset about a history lesson. my 6-year-old came to me and asked if she was born evil because she was a white person, something she learned in a history lesson at school. i refuse you to allow you to he destroy our schools. they are not yours schools. they are our schools. reporter: both candidates sparring on the campaign trail over crt with youngkin vowing to prioritize banning it. there s no place for critical race theory in our school system and on day one i m going to ban it. it teaches children to see everything through a lens of race and divide them into buckets and have children that are called privileged and others that are victims and it s just wrong. reporter: mcauliffe denying crt exists in virginia public schools, despite new evidence from when he was governor that shows his education department explicitly encouraged teachers
candy corn. i know there was a lot of negative press yesterday about you, but me coming out about my open love for candy corn, it literally should be america s candy. i m hoping to see a christmas corn soon. but candy corn, thank you. lisa? i don t know why your obsession with candy corn, it makes me laugh the fact that you don t know troubles me. i hope you had so much. you deserve that much. you know that saying you mess with the bull, you get the horn. that s what school districts, school boards across america are seeing as parents rise up for their children, as they care about what their children are being taught, and my thank you note particularly goes out to this mother in loudon county who spoke out earlier this week against critical race theory. my 6-year-old somberly came to me and asked me if she was born evil because she was a white person, something she learned in a history lesson at school. i refuse to allow you to destroy our schools. they are not your schools. th