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Slack.com slash DHQ. Coming up on Stu does America. We all know critical race theory

is a major problem at the national level, but how is it affecting real people in their

home towns? I'll talk with Nate Hodgman about how parents in one county are fighting back.

And New York City is said to hold its mayoral primaries. I don't really know or care who's

running, but I am a fan of anything that sends Bill DeBlasio back to Nicaragua. And despite

the left telling you that only white people can obtain an official government ID, I have

this crazy, wacky idea that maybe minorities can do it too. Let's cut through the media

spin and do voter identification.

You may have heard recently in the news that the United States of America is a divided

nation. I know. It surprised me too. I hadn't heard anything about it until very recently.

We talk about divisive issues all the time. That's kind of what we do here. We take an issue

that makes most people uncomfortable to talk about, and we just come out here and blurt

it out over and over again. That's the philosophy of the show. What a good idea. But today we're

not going to do that. We're abandoning the entire philosophy of the show. What about to

talk about? Might be the single most popular policy in all of our political discourse. Yet

it's treated by the media like it's racist, hateful, and impossibly divisive. That's

because the American people have come to a different decision than the media, and the

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