Dr. Phil McGraw

Yeah, that was in that county in Maryland where it started.

Yeah.

I'll think of it in a second.

There's a

I think there was a filing that described them as domestic terrorists.

I thought I saw something about a filing where they were.

Sorry for language and letter that liken parents to domestic terrorists.

Is it in that letter that's up at the... The link?

Right there, under the... School board?

Yeah, right there.

Is it in that letter?

Let's see.

Yeah, words are powerful.

I mean, words are powerful.

And when I say I think people need to decide to find their voice, this is the kind of thing that keeps people from doing it.

If you find your voice and you get labeled a domestic terrorist –

then that makes people reluctant to find their voice.

And that's where I'm saying labeling people as haters and phobic this and phobic that is why people go, oh, man, I don't.

They're going to write into my job and say I'm anti this or a hater or this is a hate crime or whatever.

And I think a lot of groups do themselves a disservice if anybody that disagrees with them or even ask a question becomes a hater.