Tyler O'Neill

So they're acting as though, you know, the world and America is so far feminist that even the idea of traditional homemaking, traditional motherhood, that these things are essentially suspect.

And that's what we saw.

And, you know, this document is very revealing because it goes through and they're looking at, you know, this supposed threat from white extremists.

And of course there are some very unsavory figures that advocate for, you know, some

know for a white ethno state and for various other things but i mean they're they're irrelevant they're off the side of the the track like we're talking here in the last few weeks we've seen multiple radical islamist attacks in the united states and yet they're focused you know in in 2021 this was the time when the bite administration was looking at concerned parents

and comparing them to domestic terrorists.

They were working with the National School Boards Association to put out a document comparing moms and dads who were sick and tired of schools being closed in COVID, of teachers pushing gender ideology and critical race theory on their kids.

And these parents were willing to speak up at school board meetings, and the Biden White House essentially said they're domestic terrorists.

It's in that context, and this is the same context, by the way, that the Southern Poverty Law Center's then president

Margaret Wong was bragging to her donors about the Biden administration bringing her in to advise them on the domestic terror threat.

And this is a group, you know, the Southern Poverty Law Center, as I wrote in my first book, Making Hate Pay, they raised their money by comparing mainstream conservative and Christian organizations

to chapters of the Ku Klux Klan.

They put them on the same map.

They decided to put Moms for Liberty on that map, and they put Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA on that map last year, right before the Charlie Kirk assassination.

And this same map has been used to target conservatives here in DC.

The Family Research Council nearly suffered a terrorist attack, and the guy who committed it actually pleaded guilty to domestic terrorism charges.

But he came to the Family Research Council with a bag of Chick-fil-A sandwiches and a semi-automatic handgun and planned to shoot everyone in the building and smear a Chick-fil-A sandwich in their faces.

And thank God he was prevented

from doing this by a brave building manager, a man named Leo Johnson, a true hero, who took a shot in the arm protecting the lives of all these people.

But this terrorist said he used the Southern Poverty Law Center's hate map to target the Family Research Council.