They are more likely to be supportive of rolling back, the length of a school day, the requirements on teachers and educators to be in buildings.

And that to me means that there's a huge hypocrisy at the heart of the way Democrats talk about the issue of childcare.

Welcome to the Lost Debate, a show for political eclectics. I'm Robbie Gupta.

And I'm Corey Broughtford.

Well, Corey, I actually tried something new last night.

I tried this thing called bouldering.

And there's this place called Brooklyn Boulders.

You just climb stuff.

And I'm afraid of heights.

And I think I overcame at least my fear of intermediate heights.

How high up did you go? I don't know, maybe like 50 feet. Pretty hot. Does that sound right? Yeah, I've never done the whole rock climbing thing. I think I tried it when I was a freshman in college and I fail, so I haven't done. Like, like failed like, I guess you're still here. So yeah, no, I didn't fall from a really high height but I did

fall yeah just traumatized me well I wasn't it wasn't I wasn't secured safely and everything

okay okay well I'm glad you're okay yeah yeah well what do we have for today coming up a teacher

in Tennessee fired for teaching about white privilege. Did he deserve it?

And what about a proposed four-day school week? I know Ravi here will have some thoughts on that

story. We also got a Democrat in Illinois introducing a bill that would force unvaccinated

COVID patients to pay their own hospital bills. Good idea or hypocritical? We take an inside look at a

growing humanitarian catastrophe that's

not getting nearly enough attention the horrific conditions in alabama prisons the situation is

spiraling out of control and we'll explain why but first things first robbie there was a big

hearing on cryptocurrency in congress yesterday and i know you were following following this big time because I think you own some

crypto, don't you? Yeah, I do. And so I guess that's a disclosure. So maybe everything I say.

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