Fox News senior political analyst Brit Hume on Wednesday went after those denying that critical race theory (CRT) was being taught in Virginia schools, arguing there was ample evidence the controversial subject influences what’s being taught, despite there not being an actual curriculum or textbook.
During an appearance on “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Hume attributed the victory of Republican Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin in Tuesday’s gubernatorial election to his stance on social issues like opposing CRT, and expressed his agreement that it shouldn’t have any influence in schools.
“There’s an argument about this whole question of critical race theory in this particular political race. And on one side – I heard it all day today, I saw it everywhere … ‘critical race theory is not taught in Virginia schools.’ The AP and NBC are saying it. It’s being said everywhere on the left,” Hume told host Tucker Carlson.
