Corey DeAngelis

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728 appearances 4 recordings 4 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 8 Jul

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams · Episode 3103 - The Scott Adams School 02/26/26 · 26 Feb 2026 podcast

And, you know, I think most teachers just want to teach and not have to deal with all of the mandates.

And I think part of the problem is, like, especially today is I did a podcast with PragerU recently with Marissa Streit.

And

The other person who was on the podcast with me was a California teacher, and her name is Jessica, I'm going to say Tapia.

And she was pointing out part of her story.

I think she was basically forced out of the public school system because they were trying to get her to buy into transgender insanity.

And because she had her religious beliefs, I think she ended up winning a settlement in court and got paid out by the government school system for violating her religious rights.

And I just saw – I was on Newsmax discussing this the other day, but there was a teacher in Maryland, I want to say, where the teacher believed in biological reality of men and women, right?

And they were trying to – Yeah, it's just – you can't have that.

You can't have that in the propaganda.

Yeah.

So that was her religious belief.

And the teacher was forced to...

to voice the preferred pronouns of the confused child, which I'd say that hurts the child, and it also hurts the rights of the teacher, because that's reinforcing this transgender insanity confusion of the child.

And if someone has troubles and they're confused about things,

If someone has a drinking problem, you shouldn't say, oh, yeah, go and have another.

You should try to steer people on the right course towards reality, especially when we're dealing with children.

Maybe you can make an argument that maybe it's different when they're adults.

I'd say they're still confused, but especially for children.

You shouldn't try to put your thumb on the scale in the direction of having them confused for the rest of their lives as well.

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