ramifications but first to matt finn live with more on a school board meeting for the ages. matt, good evening. reporter: good evening, trace. the intensifying showdown between the southern california school board and governor gavin newsome is the topic of a special meeting tomorrow at the temecula valley school district. the dispute is over the state s mandated social stewedies curriculum which the school board rejected in the 3-2 vote yesterday putting in vieration of state law. some members of the school board and parents say that curriculum is just too sexualized and bias for k-5 students and perhaps better suited for high schoolers. tonight i spoke with a member of the board who told me about some of the disputes over the curriculum. those who oppose it say it s more progressive social issues than history, it sexualizes young students and exemplifies gay harvey milk who they called him a pedophile presumably because he dated juveniles. in a 9-hour meeting last night me
But there s too many dicey things that can happen at sea and if i can t get off of a situation or out of a situation it s not happening. i m not going to jump in the ocean i m not going to go in the first place. trace: that s a couple noes off the get go but here s a yes. watch see this guy next to me young matt finn, he s like yeah man i m going. i think it s funny that cruise ships draw such strong emotions but i would go i think it looks fun. trace: really? a yeah i would. trace: that s all you have to say for jumping on a boat with ten thousand people. my mom s 60th birthday last year she organized it for the family and we had a blast. trace: very good. steve hilton. hard pass. absolutely. the whole thing sounds like i m trying to think of things i would less like to do. being stuck with the bidens in the rehoboth beach. no. can i just say one thing, though, weirdly i m strangely
Debate. and from day one there was a lack of transparency and honesty stemming from, you know, the wuhan lab in china. they wouldn t let us have access to the lab, access to the specimens, their lab books, theory research, what happened to the scientists that were there in the first place. and so it s just trickled on to our own government. we expect this from other governments but not in the united states where we expect honesty, open, truth and transparency. this is what hurts, you know, the trust and the confidence in our healthcare system that we re working so hard to try to rebuild. trace: yeah, you re exactly right it s crazy. so i want to go to the rfk hearing today, we talked about it a little bit earlier but this part was fascinating because it was about vaccines and here is democrat from virginia on the conspiracy theories and so forth. watch. it was not big brother government trying to exercise its will on an innocent
trace: yeah. speaking of dishonesty, the fox news headline reads the follow, cnn, msnbc skipped the live coverage of the irs whistleblower hearing on explosive hunter biden probe claims. i mean, it s not like this was not credible information. by credible witnesses, jason. yeah, 100%. the reason why they didn t cover this is because, for the longest time, number one, they told us that this wasn t actually a story and, number two, they know it s actually a story and it s incredibly damaging to joe biden. and you can tell how serious this is and how damaging it is when you realize how little coverage it s getting. if it truly wasn t something they would point to it and talk about how this is being overstated. how it s being exaggerated. but they re not doing that. they re just mostly, almost completely ignoring it and i think that s kind of contingent on all of us to go to foxnews.com get that story and then share it so people can actually hear about it. trace: i wanted to get your
Nesheiwat. doctor great to have you as always because it s kind of frustrating, matt taibbi posted this article and i read it on real clear politics and you look at this and what they re saying is all of us, we were told, is there was no decent allowed. you had scientists behind the scenes saying things like, the magazine jeremy talking the language of nature article saying quote would you be willing to change one sentence, edit the sentence from it s unlikely that sars covid two led through laboratory manipulation that it s improbable. it s just kind of frustrating for a lot of americans to know that the public wasn t allowed to debate this but behind the scenes the scientists were all doing the same thing. exactly trace, you re absolutely correct. i was astonished and appalled when i read this. what happened to open communications and encouraging discussion. instead we re seeing stifling