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Florida Teacher BUSTED Indoctrinated Kids Into Trumpism

A take home assignment from a Florida middle school has drawn national attention as it suggests that saying that Trump is lying about the 2020 election being stolen is an example of media bias. Parents were outraged over this part of the assignment, and the county has weakly addressed the issue without actually doing anything. But there could be serious consequences, thanks to Ron DeSantis' new laws, as Farron Cousins explains. Link - https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-the... Don't forget to like, comment, and share! And subscribe to stay connected! Connect with Farron on Twitter:   / farronbalanced   *This transcript was auto-generated. Please excuse any typos. Well, it turns out Ron DeSantis and the Republicans running the state of Florida were actually right. And we now have hard confirmed evidence that yes, at least one teacher here in the state of Florida was attempting to politically indoctrinate children into Trumpism. That's right. Ron DeSantis has been on his crusade to get rid of all these teachers trying to invoke their own political ideology on students. And the first case we get of course, is a conservative, trying to tell children that whoa, whoa, whoa, we don't know if the 2020 election was stolen or not. So you can't say that Trump is lying about it. That is literally what happened in a take home. I, I believe was a take home quiz or take home lesson, whatever it was. Let me read it. This lesson by the way was handed out. Uh, this is Bradenton, Florida, R Dan Nolan, middle school handed out this homework assignment. One of the classes to sixth grade students. Now it was handed out by a substitute teacher, the reports claim. And I'll get more to that in a moment. But here is what the lesson was teaching. It was how does a historian work? Um, there were words like evidence source, primary source, secondary source, reliable source, and point of view, as well as bias. So they were trying to, you know, show, Hey, this is what historians do. We gotta figure out, you know, facts. The source is the primary source is the bias. So question number seven on this take home assignment. Um, the media is often biased and will add words that persuade you to think one way or another read these two statements made by reporters. After the 2020 election president Trump made claims that the 2020 election was stolen. President Trump made false claims that the 2020 election was stolen. The first sentence is just giving you information while the second leads you to believe he is wrong before you have all the facts. So this lesson, again, handed out by a substitute is trying to say that, whoa, whoa, whoa, you can't have preconceived notions about something that we all already know didn't happen. Woo, cool. Your jets there, kiddos. Now this is a lesson in history, by the way. So I'm pretty sure you could have dug a little further beyond, you know, earlier than 2020 to find evidences of bias that weren't politically motivated here in the United States. Um, I seem to remember an event that happened in Germany where, you know, bias and propaganda played a big role in it. You know, maybe, maybe that's familiar, maybe that's historical. I don't know. I mean, Russia, You could have literally just picked anything out of the Russian headlines from today, and shown the bias of the media. You didn't have to do this. Like there's a million other things you could have done instead of trying to imply to the children that it's not false to say the 2020 election was stolen. That ladies and gentlemen is in fact indoctrination, the parents, not just the parents of one kid, the, all the parents pretty much were outraged. They called the school. They called the county. The principal says, whoa, whoa, whoa, we're gonna look into this. All right, well, we're gonna look into it. The school board says, whoa, whoa, whoa, this isn't cool. And that's about the extent of their statement. But under Florida law, this is not just not cool. Um, it's illegal, it's illegal. And you can actually lose your teacher's license for it. You know, they pass that, try to get these liberal teachers that were allegedly indoctrinating kids, which isn't a thing that's happening. And I know because not only do I have many relatives, including a spouse in the Florida school system, I'm also a product of the Florida school system. It's not a thing that happens. There's no liberal indoctrination anywhere, but apparently there is conservative indoctrination. And because of the way, the law was written that Ron DeSantis signed this person could end up losing their teacher's license forever.