On this episode of Noot World, we have a really fascinating series of questions and comments

from the members of our inner circle.

I think you're going to find it very fascinating and you're going to find we cover the water

front, a wide range of issues and topics and some really smart people joined in including

my dear friend, former governor John Inglier of Michigan.

You've got great questions.

This question is from Maureen who lives in Ohio and she says she's seeing many people

lose positions and jobs in the community due to their political affiliation.

How feasible would it be to get the words, quote, political affiliation and quote, added

to the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

Well, it might be very hard to do.

We're faced right now with a really tutulatory effort to punish anybody who is not prepared

to say exactly what the left wants you to say.

And that should be illegal.

You should not be able to be driven from public life by that kind of activity.

So I think at a minimum, proposing it and having the argument about it is a very good step

in the right direction.

Linda asks, she sees new packs being formed.

What question should she ask of a pack before giving her money?

She should ask you a question.

What is its purpose and what percent of the money it's receiving is it actually spending

on that purpose rather than overhead?

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