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Slack.com slash DHQ. When we think of all our freedoms that the radical left wants to take

away, we usually think of our right to free speech or our right to keep and bear arms or

our right to keep our own property or our right to have a say in the course of our government.

All of those things are at risk, but the radicals who are emboldened after a successful

year and a half of grabbing power are now after an even more fundamental right, even more

fundamental than all of those, and they're not even hiding it. Major Democrats in this

country, including the governor of Virginia, are now claiming that parents have no right

to raise their own kids.

The parents had to write to veto bills, veto books, Glenn, not to be knowledge about it,

also take them off the shelves. And I'm not going to let parents come into schools and

actually take full time and make their own decision.

You veto it. So, yeah, I've got to stop the bill that I don't think parents should be

telling schools what they should teach.

Yeah, I don't think parents should be telling schools how their children should be educated

from the age of five to 18. Or really, now it's more like three or four years old until

what, until you're out of college, 22, or graduate school, or your PhD. I don't think parents

have any right to determine how kids are educated for 20-some odd years of their life. According

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