Topic: Pringles

NEA President Becky Pringle delivered an "unhinged" speech at the teachers' union convention, emphasizing the need to "win all the things" to preserve democracy. Earlier, Senator Elizabeth Warren argued that canceling student loan debt is a matter of racial justice, citing statistics that Black borrowers owe 95% of their original loans after 20 years compared to 6% for white borrowers.

The National Education Association (NEA), led by President Becky Pringle, distributed resources to teachers for discussing the Capitol riot with students. The materials include specific "notes" for white and black teachers, emphasizing anti-racism checklists and the removal of President Trump from office. The discussion criticizes the patronizing nature of the guidance and the inclusion of resources like "Woke Kindergarten."

Britain's Court of Appeal ruled that Pringles contain enough potato to be legally classified as potato chips, making them subject to Value-Added Tax (VAT). Manufacturer Procter & Gamble had argued the product was not a potato chip in an attempt to claim a tax exemption. The hosts find it ironic that a company would fight to prove its product lacks the primary ingredient it is known for.