NYC Schools Chancellor: 'Some of the Biggest' Problems We See on Antisemitism Are Biased Teachers Indoctrinating Kids

During portions of an interview with CBS New York aired on Tuesday, New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks discussed his forthcoming testimony before Congress and stated that some of the largest challenges the district faces in combating antisemitism and hatred is "bias that we find in our own adults, some of our teachers, some of our administrators, who are bringing in some of their own political opinions into the schools and into the classroom. You cannot tolerate that."