Good morning, good afternoon, good evening wherever you are in the world. Let's hop out on the high wire

What do you say? I am in an awesome mood today. I'm a little tired

Haven't gotten a lot of sleep for those of you that were watching. I was in Mississippi last night for an amazing

experience speaking to the

So that the committee on health that's looking at their religious exemption

We're gonna talk about that later, but it's all a part of this show. I got to say man

We are winning. We are winning everywhere folks. We're winning our arguments

You're all doing such a brilliant job talking about things, but now it's gone all the way to the top

I am so excited because there was some really good news in the media this week check this out

That's right. So HHS has started a new office of civil rights

It's actually a legal action office. It sounds like and I've been talking we've all been talking about this

What about our religious rights? What's our personal belief rights?

Are we for those of us that may not want to be vaccinating our children?

Why are we being oppressed? Why are our value systems not appreciated in a country that's supposed to protect a

Minority view those are some of the thoughts I've had

But I want I got a couple of seconds here to grab Kent Hicken lively who's a lawyer

He's also an author and he is a science teacher

And I want to bring him in because I think he's got some interesting perspective on this health and human services department of civil rights

Kent are you with me you're coming to me by phone correct?

Yes, yes, I am all right

Kent I know you're running off to class in just a minute

But what are your thoughts when you saw this story break? What are your original thoughts on this?

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