WATCH: Clay Travis tells Tucker Carlson parents need to fight back

Outkick founder and political commentator Clay Travis told Fox News' Tucker Carlson "We're in the middle of what I think is a grassroots mobilizing parent movement to take back this country."

Travis recently spoke at a Tennessee school board meeting to urge parents to fight back against mask mandates.

"I know that there are a lot of people out there frustrated, because the reaction that I saw demonstrated that. And where we are in Williamson county, I think there are countless people all over the country who feel the same way that we do," Travis continued.

"The most important job we have is being a mom, being a dad, and I think what happened during COVID is many parents became aware of what their kids were being taught," Travis added.

"My kids, two of them, are in public schools right now. I want for them to fit in, in the society, and make the world a better place. But it has to be a fact-based reality and right now it isn't," Travis said. "I'm excited about how many parents now rising up."

"Over a thousand people, Tucker, showed up at that school board meeting here just outside of Nashville to combat the decisions being made by the board," Travis told Carlson.

Carlson said that it's going to be predominantly up to parents to make real change.

"I'm telling you, Tucker. We're going to win. I can see it. It's going to grow and spread and become even bigger than it already is. The anti-mask, the anti-CRT. It may well be the new tea party," Travis said to Tucker Carlson Wednesday night.