Cory Turner

It was actually a fairly generic response.

It was actually a fairly generic response.

The hostile takeover of Donald Trump!

The hostile takeover of Donald Trump!

The hostile takeover of Donald Trump!

Which also goes back to one of the most effective ads Trump ran through the whole election cycle was when he said, Kamala Harris is for they, them. They, them, not you. Not you.

Which also goes back to one of the most effective ads Trump ran through the whole election cycle was when he said, Kamala Harris is for they, them. They, them, not you. Not you.

Which also goes back to one of the most effective ads Trump ran through the whole election cycle was when he said, Kamala Harris is for they, them. They, them, not you. Not you.

Yeah, I mean, it was actually before Trump's inauguration that a judge struck down Biden's expansive protections for transgender students through Title IX. So they weren't actually in place or being enforced when Trump came into office. But Brittany, just to bring us fully to the present, you know, it's not just protections for trans students that

Yeah, I mean, it was actually before Trump's inauguration that a judge struck down Biden's expansive protections for transgender students through Title IX. So they weren't actually in place or being enforced when Trump came into office. But Brittany, just to bring us fully to the present, you know, it's not just protections for trans students that

Yeah, I mean, it was actually before Trump's inauguration that a judge struck down Biden's expansive protections for transgender students through Title IX. So they weren't actually in place or being enforced when Trump came into office. But Brittany, just to bring us fully to the present, you know, it's not just protections for trans students that

We see really driving this fight over the role of the Ed Department, what it is, what it should be, what it could be, what it can't be. I mean, we saw just about a week, week and a half ago, the department under the Trump administration issued a dear colleague letter to all K-12 schools and colleges saying, That take federal dollars.

We see really driving this fight over the role of the Ed Department, what it is, what it should be, what it could be, what it can't be. I mean, we saw just about a week, week and a half ago, the department under the Trump administration issued a dear colleague letter to all K-12 schools and colleges saying, That take federal dollars.

We see really driving this fight over the role of the Ed Department, what it is, what it should be, what it could be, what it can't be. I mean, we saw just about a week, week and a half ago, the department under the Trump administration issued a dear colleague letter to all K-12 schools and colleges saying, That take federal dollars.

And this dear colleague letter basically took the Trump administration's position on diversity, equity, inclusion. And sent it to every school in the country and said, you need to get rid of anything that has the slightest ring of DEI. Because if you don't, we will cut your federal funding.

And this dear colleague letter basically took the Trump administration's position on diversity, equity, inclusion. And sent it to every school in the country and said, you need to get rid of anything that has the slightest ring of DEI. Because if you don't, we will cut your federal funding.

And this dear colleague letter basically took the Trump administration's position on diversity, equity, inclusion. And sent it to every school in the country and said, you need to get rid of anything that has the slightest ring of DEI. Because if you don't, we will cut your federal funding.

And this is – Linda's not even in power yet. This isn't even Linda yet. This came up in a really fascinating exchange in her Senate confirmation hearing. It sure did. Yeah. You tell that story. Senator Chris Murphy, her home state senator, Connecticut, asked her – My son is in high school.

And this is – Linda's not even in power yet. This isn't even Linda yet. This came up in a really fascinating exchange in her Senate confirmation hearing. It sure did. Yeah. You tell that story. Senator Chris Murphy, her home state senator, Connecticut, asked her – My son is in high school.

And this is – Linda's not even in power yet. This isn't even Linda yet. This came up in a really fascinating exchange in her Senate confirmation hearing. It sure did. Yeah. You tell that story. Senator Chris Murphy, her home state senator, Connecticut, asked her – My son is in high school.