The first Republican primary debate offered candidates a chance to address a wide range

of issues.

But the hot button issues of parental rights and gender ideology didn't get much airtime.

South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, however, made sure to bring up the topics.

I have the good fortune of a mom who works 16-hour days, making sure we have food on our

tables.

She taught me that if you're able-bodied in America, you work.

If you take that alone, you pay it back.

You commit a violent crime, you go to jail.

And if God made you a man, you play sports against men.

On education.

The only way we change education in this nation is to break the backs of the teachers unions.

They are standing in the door house of our kids, locking them into failing schools and

locking them out of the greatest future they can have.

In this episode, we continue our series of interviews with presidential candidates

and talk with South Carolina Senator Tim Scott about the debate in his plan to empower

parents.

I'm Daily Wire, Editor-in-Chief John Bickley with Georgia Howe.

It's Sunday, September 3rd, and this is an extra edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us now is presidential candidate and South Carolina Senator Tim Scott.

Senator Scott, thank you for joining us.

Now first, you are in the midst of a six-day three-state blitz to discuss your plan to

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