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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And today we have to save Tennessee from the feds because there is a lot of overreach in Knox County schools.

Luckily, I happen to be acquainted with the mayor of Knox County, Tennessee.

And not only is he a great constitutionalist, he also happens to be a legend. You know him as Kane from

WWF and WWE, but his real name is Glenn Jacobs. And Mr. Mayor, welcome to this episode of Kennedy

Saves the World. Thank you so much, Kennedy. I really appreciate it. So first I have to ask you.

Obviously, I first met you when you

were still with WWE, but now you are a politician. You are an elected official. What is it like

putting your ideas in action? Well, it's a lot easier here than it is many other places. I don't

know if I could be mayor a lot of other places around the country because here in East Tennessee, we're a conservative area, I think with a pretty strong libertarian streak. So it's easy for me because people agree with what I say and what I do, which is small government, low taxes, low spending, trying to keep government out of our lives.

And people here like that, unfortunately, I know a lot of places around the country, they don't,

but I am here among my own people, and it's wonderful.

Good for you. Yeah, stay out of Chicago.

All right. So, unfortunately, the federal government, they have decided to dictate to some of your youngest constituents,

what they have to wear, and they're still imposing mandates in schools in your area?

Yes. In September of last year, four families with special needs children took a case under the ADA to federal court requesting that they be granted relief, basically, saying that the Knox County schools, who had twice voted down mass mandates, that they impose a universal mass mandate because of not having one that was infringing upon the ADA rights of their children.

The judge agreed with them and imposed a federal mass mandate on Knox County Schools,

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