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We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour. I'm Emily Dreschenski,

cultural editor here at the Federalist. As always, you can email the show at radioatthefederalist.com,

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Today I'm joined by Freedom Foundation CEO Aaron with Aaron. Thank you so much for joining us.

Hey, thanks for having me on Emily. Yeah, absolutely. There's a lot to talk about,

particularly in the arena that you work in. I want to start with your recent argument against

Randy Weingarten, America's sweetheart, Randy Weingarten, who's of course president of the American

Federation of Teachers. The union that's been really put on a master class in flip flopping

on school closures and has been at the forefront of a lot of the most ridiculous talking points

that hurt children over the course of the last two years. They're learning and development.

So Aaron, tell us about your recent comments on Weingarten. It's sort of hard to keep up with

how ridiculous she is, but just recently, at the very least, what did you have to say about

her hypocrisy? Yeah, I mean, I laugh about it, but it's a complete, what she's done is devastated

that children. I mean, Randy Weingarten is the head of the Teachers Union, the American Federation

of Teachers. And basically for the past two years, she's been advocating for keeping kids out of

schools, remote learning, and of course, making our kids wear face masks in schools. And across

states and cities where the Teachers' unions have been able to put into office their candidates,

people that they have funded and endorsed, we've seen that play out. I mean, they've had the

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