Mark Simone's off today. This is Larry Menti filling in.

Hey, hey, hey, home! He's host for Hitler and got to go, hey, yeah!

Boy's for Hitler.

That's what these vile protesters called moms showing up from across the country who are concerned

about their children and wanted to gather together to find out

how they can take some control of what their kids are taught in schools.

That's just moms from all across the country.

And among them was Barbara Abood, who was a mother of two.

Kids go to school in Farmingdale. And she is also the chairperson, the chairwoman of the NASA chapter of Moms for Liberty. Barbara, thanks so much for joining us today.

Thank you for having me. It's a pleasure to be here, Larry.

So you were in Philadelphia. You were witness to all this. Describe what you saw.

Outside and then inside. Outside was. You know, I never knew when this all started two and a half years ago for me that trying to protect children would be so controversial.

The way the protesters behaved was just grotesque.

I mean, profanities written on the streets, cursing and screaming,

I mean, screaming at walls.

I mean, we were inside listening to amazing speakers and being inspired,

and they're just filled with such hate.

And the worst, I think, was when we went to go to the Revolutionary Museum and they had

vandalized it the night before and, you know, it made it almost impossible for us to get

there and enjoy it because they just were trying to block buses and just awful.

It was really, it was, it's just a sad to see that they're so filled with

hate. I want to get to more important things and move inside in the second, but it is obvious

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