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Slack.com slash DHQ. We talked a lot today about critical race theory. We had a couple

of guests on Ryan Gerdusky. He's actually the guy who broke that story about John Weaver's

sexual harassment with little boys. He was the co-founder of the Lincoln Project. So Ryan

is the guy who broke that story, but he is getting involved now because he cannot, he

can't believe what's being taught with critical race theory all over the country. If you think

it's not in your school, it is. He started something to help people run for school board,

1776 project pack.com. We talked to him. We also talked to a woman in Loudon County,

Virginia, which is it's Alice in Wonderland world. It is completely upside down where the

teachers in the school board look at parents as if they're an annoyance that just need

to be shut down. The campaign to shut down these parents in the school is un-American. Luckily,

there is somebody standing by her and we talk to the woman who is under attack and is

suing the county and the school board. We have a conversation with that. Bill O'Reilly,

of course, is always great and Richard Grinnell. If I could spend a day with anyone and

just pick his brain, it would be Richard Grinnell, the former director of national intelligence,

oversaw all of the intelligence. I talked to him a little bit about the hacking that is

going on in our food supply, in our gas lines. But also, I wanted to know if he had ever

seen anything that said white supremacy and Donald Trump supporters are the most dangerous

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