0:00

What are they trying to teach our kids? What are they trying to

0:02

do to our kids? Why are they trying to

0:04

introduce sexuality at an age

0:06

when let's face it, this stuff shouldn't

0:08

be introduced. I mean, whatever happened to the innocence

0:10

of childhood, I want to play you a clip

0:12

here of a father who was pretty

0:15

upset because his young boy age

0:17

11 had seen some

0:19

rather inappropriate literature in

0:22

the school library. He

0:24

tried to check it out because we want to

0:27

bring it home to show his dad was

0:29

filled with obscenities, by the way, highly sexualized

0:31

content and when he did,

0:33

the librarian said, oh, can I get you an illustrated

0:36

graphic version of that? Anyway,

0:38

the child went before the school

0:40

board in this little

0:42

town of Raymond Maine. I know it well, I

0:44

grew up nearby and I'll just say, you

0:46

know, it's so sad that a young child has to get

0:48

up there in front of all these adults.

0:51

Read this material, which

0:53

was again incredibly

0:55

inappropriate, filled with profanity

0:58

filled with highly sexualized content.

1:01

In order for some of these adult to wake

1:03

up to what's actually going on,

1:05

Let me show you what his father had

1:07

to say right after he sat down,

1:09

take a listen.

1:10

So that's my son, 11

1:13

years old and went to his

1:15

library and found that by

1:18

the entry door of

1:20

our library. This is the smut

1:23

that he is finding all right, I

1:25

don't care whether it's gay, straight

1:27

bisexual. Whatever

1:30

the terms are for all this stuff

1:32

doesn't need to be at our school

1:34

doesn't need to be at my 11 year olds

1:36

library and then as

1:38

far as gender queer, I've

1:41

got a son in the high school as well. And

1:43

this is we

1:45

know it alright. We do not need

1:48

to be having literature that's showing

1:50

boys how to suck this

1:53

is very, very frustrated

1:55

about it. Okay. And you may

1:57

think that schools know the best for our

1:59

Children. You know, who know the best for our Children.

2:01

The parents

2:02

amen is not the truth.

2:05

Parents, we know best

2:07

parents want to protect

2:09

our kids, right? That's, that's what

2:12

we're here to do. That's what we're meant to do. That's

2:14

how it works. You see a

2:16

man and a woman have a child

2:19

and then that man and woman want

2:21

to protect that child. We

2:23

protect our Children so they can go on to live

2:26

happy healthy lives and one day

2:28

have Children of their own that they will then in turn

2:30

protect. And so it's absolutely

2:32

appropriate that that father

2:35

and every father and every mother

2:37

that comes across their Children being

2:39

exposed to this material stand

2:41

up and say, Hey, you know what, wait a minute.

2:43

I don't think this

2:45

is appropriate or I don't think

2:47

it should be on The School Library

2:50

Shelf for an 11 year

2:52

old to pick up. This is

2:54

the issue here. I mean, this is what democrats don't

2:56

get that parents naturally want

2:58

to stand up for their kids, They want to protect their kids.

3:00

They want to protect the innocence of

3:03

childhood. But for

3:05

some reason these days standing

3:07

up for your kids saying, hey, you know what, I don't think

3:09

this material is appropriate. I don't

3:11

want my kids reading this. This somehow makes

3:13

you a target for the F. B. I.

3:16

This is the question that republicans are trying

3:18

to get answered right now. They're trying to get the bottom of this.

3:20

I mean, there is a deadline approaching

3:22

for none other than us. Attorney General

3:25

Merrick Garland, FBI director,

3:27

Christopher Wray and Education Secretary Miguel

3:29

Cardona. They have until tomorrow

3:32

you see to turn over documents to the House Judiciary

3:34

Committee about the

3:36

alleged FBI investigations into

3:39

parents attending school

3:41

board meetings. This is in response

3:43

to the memo. Remember that infamous memo that Garland

3:46

sent, he issued about a year and

3:48

a half ago, whistleblowers have since

3:50

come forward and they've alleged that there

3:52

is a special division created

3:54

in the FBI to investigate parents who dared to

3:56

speak out on behalf of their Children. Is

3:58

that in fact the case we want to know

4:01

for sure. And if it is, oh,

4:03

there's gonna be a G double L to pay.

4:05

Believe me, anyway,

4:07

the information is due tomorrow.

4:09

They've got to turn it over and we'll

4:11

go from there. I'll just say this

4:13

as somebody who is a passionate defender of

4:16

our First Amendment, as somebody who believes

4:18

so strongly in our freedom of speech.

4:20

I am really disgusted by the total lack

4:22

of willingness of our government, by

4:25

democrats to

4:27

understand and appreciate where

4:29

these parents are coming from that

4:31

book At the 11 year

4:34

old, you saw the father that the 11 year

4:36

old was reading in his school

4:40

Was not appropriate for an 11

4:42

year old. I'm not in the business of banning

4:44

books. Believe me, I wanna be able to read anything

4:46

and everything. I can get my hands on the

4:48

good stuff, the bad stuff and everything in between.

4:50

I don't like it. I don't appreciate

4:53

it when the Internet

4:55

tries to decide for me what

4:57

I'm allowed to see or what I

4:59

am allowed to read. I

5:02

don't appreciate it when

5:04

the technology social media

5:06

companies decide something's

5:08

off limits because they're getting

5:11

an edict from above

5:14

to not allow the masses

5:16

to read something. I mean wow

5:18

reminder by the way, this is a good time to remind

5:21

you to please make sure that you

5:23

have subscribed to this

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5:28

get the alarm, the alert so

5:30

that you're finding out exactly when

5:32

I have a show or I have a clip because

5:35

it's important right now. It really is so

5:37

quick reminder to do that. Also to subscribe

5:39

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5:42

ITunes because I

5:44

will tell you I have been through all kinds of shadow

5:46

banning myself all kinds

5:49

of it. I'll still say what I want to say,

5:51

but I'm very aware of how challenging

5:54

it is out there and look if you're

5:56

gonna pick an issue, You

5:58

really wanna pick this issue of exposing

6:00

11 year olds. I'm talking to the

6:02

Democrats right now to this kind

6:04

of junk. That's what you're going to

6:06

hang your hat on. I mean, fine, you want to put in the public

6:09

library where somebody

6:11

wants to go and get it. That's

6:13

a different story right now. You're putting

6:15

it in kids libraries in

6:18

school libraries and you

6:20

think, oh this is cool because it's so provocative,

6:23

oh, you don't need that in school.

6:26

I believe inappropriate

6:28

things, inappropriate places.

6:30

The left clearly doesn't they

6:33

don't because why else would they have shut down?

6:35

Anyone who tried

6:38

to examine the reality

6:41

that we now are

6:43

seeing come into focus.

6:47

Both the FBI now and

6:49

the U. S. Energy Department have said. Yeah.

6:51

You know what if it walks

6:53

like a duck? It talks like a duck. Sounds like a duck.

6:56

It's most likely that

6:59

the coronavirus came from Wuhan china.

7:02

Something that I told you

7:04

quite some time ago I had on. Very good

7:06

sourcing. I'm not saying

7:09

it was deliberate. My sources never said it was deliberate.

7:11

That's a whole other conversation that some people are

7:13

entertaining and you got to get to the bottom

7:15

of everything. That's what I believe in and they shouldn't

7:17

be shutting off people's ability

7:19

to read or to hear any of

7:21

this information. So on the

7:23

one hand, they're saying, oh, you can't

7:25

look at whether or not coronavirus

7:28

might have come from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

7:30

That's what they did. That's what they did. They

7:33

shut people down. They

7:35

when absolutely ballistic when

7:37

this first came out,

7:39

it was donald trump who actually first said, I had already

7:41

heard it though months earlier

7:44

from sources within

7:46

that so called deep state that were

7:48

investigating this stuff for real.

7:50

So they went nuts. And yet simultaneously,

7:53

they're like, let's put all this literature on display

7:55

and kids libraries across the country.

7:57

Come on, come on. I'll tell

7:59

you, you know what joe biden has created along

8:02

with the democrats, a massive, massive

8:04

industry in education.

8:06

This is an industry that's

8:09

huge and filled with

8:11

bias and

8:14

a desire to indoctrinate kids

8:16

clearly teaching them about sexuality

8:18

years before they really are ready for this stuff.

8:20

And outside the safety of their own homes, why?

8:23

Oh, because the education industry,

8:25

you see feeds upon itself. These

8:27

kids go to school where they're indoctrinated

8:29

and then they go on to college

8:31

theoretically, that's what they want them to do,

8:34

where they will be indoctrinated some more.

8:36

So then they come out and they can indoctrinate

8:39

more Children and you've

8:41

got a giant industry around this

8:43

that is costing taxpayers

8:45

and costing these kids an absolute

8:47

fortune. You know, since

8:49

the year 2000, the cost of college tuition has

8:52

soared 181%.

8:54

It's a lot especially considering

8:56

hourly wages have only gone up about 104%,,

9:00

which means college

9:02

costs are going up so much

9:04

more than anything else.

9:06

And the reason for it because

9:08

it's supported you see by the federal

9:11

government through massive

9:13

loan programs, You

9:16

know, costs for other things have gone

9:18

down cost of vision down

9:20

98% since the year 2000.

9:23

The cost of computer software down 72%

9:26

since the year 2000. But

9:28

no, no, not education,

9:31

no, no, we gotta go indoctrinate these

9:33

kids and and forget about actually teaching them

9:35

things that might actually help them for the future.

9:37

Things like, oh, I

9:39

don't know how

9:41

to invest, how to

9:43

make sure you plan your retirement,

9:46

what is a mortgage? How do you get

9:48

one? We're not teaching them anything

9:50

that they really need to know. But

9:52

somehow it's important to have those books

9:55

that were just mentioned, that one particular one

9:57

that he mentioned by the way has

9:59

created a huge uproar. A lot of states,

10:02

a lot of communities have banned it from

10:05

schools. And again, it's different when you talk about

10:07

banning from school or banning from

10:09

a public library. Two very different things.

10:11

We have to think about the appropriateness

10:14

of some of this literature that

10:17

matters, but again,

10:19

they're giving them that, but they're not telling

10:21

them what it means

10:23

when you you get out alone on a credit

10:26

card or when you're heavily

10:28

indebted and now according to new data

10:31

from the new york fed millennials,

10:34

they're going to pay the price. They

10:36

have just undertaking

10:38

the biggest increase in debt

10:41

of any generation. Just

10:43

in the last three years, They

10:46

currently have $3.4 trillion dollars

10:48

outstanding in debt. That

10:51

is massive. I

10:53

do not know how they're gonna get out from under

10:55

it. Maybe they won't, maybe that's the

10:57

idea. Maybe

11:00

the idea is to create a generation

11:02

of highly indebted individuals,

11:04

they're just gonna be happy for any little crumb

11:07

that the king decides to throw his

11:09

minions. Of

11:12

course the Supreme Court might just get in the way

11:14

that all indications thus

11:16

far that we're getting

11:18

from the Supreme Court suggests

11:20

that biden's attempt

11:23

to wave a magic wand and forgive 10

11:25

or $20,000 worth

11:28

of student loans just isn't gonna fly.

11:31

It's not gonna fly because that's not how the government

11:33

was set up. You see Congress

11:35

controls the power of the purse, not

11:38

the President of the United States,

11:42

so he's gonna fall flat on his face

11:44

as he should on that one. But

11:46

I suspect it was all about trying to

11:49

get everybody excited, Give

11:51

them a little taste of something hey we might give you a little

11:53

crumb, we're not actually going to do

11:55

anything to reduce the cost of your education.

11:57

Of course, No, no no that would actually take real

12:00

work and it might mean that

12:02

we wouldn't have so many people eventually

12:04

indebted The government

12:06

is lending insane amounts of

12:08

money to 18

12:10

year old kids with no strings attached.

12:13

So you really think the cost of education

12:15

is gonna go down when you do something like

12:18

that? Come on. I mean, somebody

12:20

said to you tomorrow, here's a check. Go

12:22

get a house, any house you want, You're

12:24

like, okay, I'm gonna go get a really nice house, right?

12:27

And if you go get a really nice house

12:29

and somebody else has that blank check and somebody else has that blank

12:31

check. Oh, they all want really nice houses. So

12:34

suddenly the price of the houses

12:36

everywhere goes up. That's exactly

12:39

what's happened within the education system.

12:42

Nobody explains that to the kids.

12:45

Nobody explains economics

12:49

investing planning

12:51

for your retirement. Instead

12:54

they make them more and more dependent

12:56

on the government. This

12:59

is what big government

13:01

wants. This is what gives big government

13:04

power, right?

13:07

It's a good opportunity to remind you about

13:10

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13:12

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I'll tell you there's somebody that could

13:58

have used a little bit more financial education

14:01

himself and

14:03

that would be the President of the United States. Of

14:05

course he could have used a little more

14:07

legal education and maybe a little bit more

14:10

National security education and

14:12

we'll just a whole lot more education in general.

14:14

But I want you to see him here because he's talking

14:17

about the size of our national debt. $31

14:20

trillion. Just an outrageous, outrageous

14:22

outrageous number and somehow

14:25

he thinks he's bringing it down

14:27

what I reduced

14:29

the debt $1.7

14:33

billion. So

14:35

I'm not entirely sure what's going on there.

14:38

I'm I'm never sure what's going on in that

14:40

head of the President's. But I think

14:43

he's mixed up debt and deficit

14:46

That that seems like something he would do. But it's worse

14:48

than that because he doesn't even have his deficits. Right?

14:51

So we are $31 trillion

14:53

anyway,

15:03

he's referring I believe to the deficit

15:06

which somehow did manage

15:08

to get cut though. I wouldn't think

15:10

it had anything to do with him. You

15:12

see, we had spent and we're spending

15:15

all that money during the coronavirus crisis.

15:17

Right? We were we were giving out checks, all

15:19

kinds of spending. And

15:21

so when that stopped, when

15:24

that changed? Well, naturally

15:27

the deficit was smaller. It's

15:30

still a deficit. We're still in

15:32

the hole. But by the way he reduced

15:34

it by $1.4 trillion.

15:36

Not $1.7 trillion.

15:39

I don't know where he gets his numbers,

15:41

but like we've said before,

15:43

there's some fuzzy stuff going on all

15:45

that said. You know what I would say this

15:47

about the parents that

15:50

care about their Children do not surrender

15:52

them to the federal government, do not

15:54

trust the federal government with their education.

15:56

Make sure that you have a hand in things, make

15:59

sure you're watching closely. This is not north Korea.

16:01

Although sometimes sometimes

16:03

it feels like it is, especially

16:06

when you consider the shutdown of information

16:08

throughout Covid how desperately

16:11

the elites tried to control all the information

16:14

that we got. I talked about that in

16:16

the show just yesterday. Look, this is still America

16:19

and we still have a constitution, we still have a First

16:21

Amendment. So parents

16:24

who want to speak up should we

16:27

need to be able to do that for our kids.

16:30

We need to be able to protect

16:32

them. People talk about this national divorce

16:35

which I don't believe in

16:37

and I feel very strongly we should not have, especially

16:39

considering I live in a Blue state. Listen,

16:42

there's plenty of conservative

16:44

people in blue states and their

16:46

rights need to be protected too. This is why

16:48

we have a constitution.

16:51

I suspect we will

16:53

eventually get there. We will eventually get

16:56

to a decent place. I hope for sure that we

16:58

will. But

17:00

it's because of gentlemen like the

17:02

one you saw at the start of the program.

17:05

It's because of parents like that

17:07

that are willing to speak up for

17:09

their Children. That's what matters.

17:12

Parents who speak up.

17:15

Their voices need to be heard

17:17

and that's going to make the change that we all

17:20

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19:15

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19:17

don't change, then we risk,

19:19

we risk as a nation not continuing

19:22

on in the same kind of way you

19:24

think about great societies, great empires.

19:26

A historian would tell you on average,

19:29

they last about 250

19:31

years. I mean there are exceptions

19:33

and there have been exceptions in history and we certainly hope

19:35

that we will be the exception but 250

19:38

years. I mean we're coming right up on it. If

19:40

you think about the birth of America being 1776,

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well we're just

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Three years away from being 250

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years old. So

19:52

while we sit there and we talk

19:54

about whether or not it's appropriate for kids

19:56

to be reading this kind of junk in schools,

20:00

china's kids are going to school

20:02

year round all day

20:04

and studying any chance they

20:06

can get in off

20:08

hours. We've

20:10

got to rethink our priorities. We've

20:13

lost our way

20:16

and we've lost our edge. We

20:18

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20:20

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