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And once again, we have to save your school choice.

Why? Because it's an interesting thing.

We were on outnumbered the other day on the Fox News Channel.

It aired noon, Eastern, 9 a.m. in the West. And we were talking about coach Joe Kennedy from

Bremerton, Washington, and the case that he's reached the Supreme Court, about him praying

after football games, win or lose on the 50-yard line. And students eventually joined him.

Some students complained, Their parents complained.

He was fired. He filed a lawsuit. It's made its way to the Supreme Court. We'll see how

that all pans out. So when we were talking about it on the couch, you know, obviously there is

a separation of church and state, understandably.

So sometimes the application of that is really heavy-handed.

And it can get you into very murky territory in terms of religious liberties,

as though any expression of faith, if it's not

done in your closet, is somehow morally offensive, that kneeling in silent prayer is somehow

an aggressive act, and it is a form of proselytization. I don't think that's necessarily true. You know, I don't want

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