Hey, it's Friday, which means Bill O'Reilly, and he says some surprising and shocking things about our country and the ability to trust our Justice Department.

Also, we have two other things that are really quite amazing. We have sections of the podcast that comes out this weekend of Jordan Peterson.

Framed a little differently, so it's worth listening to the beginning of the podcast and hearing Jordan Peterson, and then later going listen to the full interview.

But also, we have two guests on today that you really need to hear.

One is a mom that used to be a teacher. She went back and she got re-certified, and then she decided, you know, that's not enough. I need to be on the school board.

She and four others like her are running for election in Portland, Oregon, and their stance is against a critical race theory.

Extraordinarily brave, what she's up against with Antifa alone would be enough to sell most people, you know, and now I'm going to sit on the couch. I'm not going to say anything.

Really brave person, then the other, the podcast today, is a woman who has just started Black Mother's Voices United.

And it is not anti-police. It is not talking about the police crime alone. It is talking about the numbers of children that are dead in these at-risk communities.

Black moms coming out who lost their children and saying, we're so screwed up, stop this, we need the police.

And here's how we can solve it together. It's a don't miss podcast. Here it is.

You're listening to the best of the men back in the day.

Every day it's becoming easier and easier for me to show you examples of people standing up and doing the right thing and people with great courage.

I'm not sure I have talked to somebody who has as much courage as Jeanette Shada.

Jeanette is living in Beaverton, Oregon, you know, the Portland area. And she is running for school board and fighting against critical race theory in the schools.

When you have Antifa threatening to kill your mayor, wow, the last place I want to be is in the center of that and in politics.

She is running now for the Beaverton school board. She is a candidate with the platform of anti-critical race theory.

She was a high school English teacher at a charter school 95% minority students. She is certified to teach English as a second language as well.

She tutors students, she has worked as a teachers assistant, a group home foster youth substitute K through 12 school blah blah blah blah.

She's an accomplished teacher. She joins us now. Welcome Jeanette.

Hi Glenn, thank you for having me on your show. Why? What has given you the courage to be able to do this?

Well, it started out with the school district not properly working with my son who has a 504 plan and some mental health issues.

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