Corey DeAngelis
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard 8 Jul
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I see it as one of the most socialist institutions that we have in America today where the government operates the means of production, the schools. Whether you want to call it the local, state, or federal government, they all have their hands into the government school system. And taxpayers have to fund it, and there's a monopoly. There's no competition.
99.9% of Randy Weingarten's union. She's the head of the American Federation of Teachers. She lobbied the CDC to make it more difficult. to reopen schools during COVID. That's another story altogether.
They knew they could hold children's education hostage to get billions of dollars in ransom payments and so-called COVID relief that started in 2020 because they knew if they were closed, they could say, we need more money because we're closed. It's the same story as we see with the test scores. They say, we're failing because we need more money.
It's the definition of insanity, doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results.
Yeah. Right.
Their same thing is always give us more money and it never improves anything.
Yes. And in every other industry, if you think about what smaller class sizes actually means, that means lower units of production output for the same inputs. Everywhere else, you increase your production over time with more technology.
And the reason that we see so many of people in the Democratic Party fighting against things like school choice, where families can take their money somewhere else other than the government-run school, is because of that money laundering operation that we just addressed, where the teachers unions send almost all of their money, 99.9% to one party, the Democrat Party.
And so even though Democrat voters want a better education for their kid and they want choice as well, the teachers unions influence those elected officials. It's special interest politics at its worst. They also influence them to close the schools as long as possible.
You had the Chicago Teachers Union tweet out during COVID that the push to reopen schools is rooted in sexism, racism, and misogyny.
Yeah, every buzzword. And genderism, you know. And I'm glad that that's not working anymore. And I think that unions... actually stepped on a rake. They overplayed their hand during the COVID era, and that showed families what the heck was happening in the classroom. We wouldn't have known a lot of this Marxism was in the government-run schools.
Maybe some families saw it here and there, but for the first time ever as a country, we were able to, at large scale, get a peek into some of the far-left lunatics who were running the government-run school system through remote learning, which, let's be real, we should have just called it remotely learning. There wasn't a lot of learning going on,
But families have been mobilized more than they've ever been before. And since COVID, we've had 14 states now, all controlled by Republican legislatures, go all in on school choice. Arizona is one of them, one of the first actually, to allow families to take that money that would have gone to their government school to a private or charter school.
It's both of those things. I think it's actually more so than the outcomes. It's more so about parental rights and who gets to direct the upbringing of their children. I got into this as a libertarian. A limited government person. Okay, so you're making two arguments. One is values. Yeah, values as well. Values as well. Whose children are they? They're not the government's kids.
They're not the teachers' union's kids, even though they just posted recently, right before we came here, that we've got to protect our kids. They always use language of ownership. It's a communist ideology. And I think that's what woke up so many people with recent elections, too. You look at the Trump versus Harris election.
Republicans typically don't do well on education because they don't throw more money at the problem. But right before the election, there were two nationally representative surveys by Atlas Intel, which was the most accurate pollster in 2020, and they correctly predicted Trump winning all the swing states in 2024. They both found that Trump was beating Kamala Harris on education.
And I think that's because it's changed from a conversation about who's going to throw more money at the problem to who's going to respect my right as a parent. And Trump won the parent vote by nine points too.
Yeah, so anyways, you can't use self-esteem training to- So when we started seeing the videos from Libs of TikTok and otherwise of critical race theory in the classroom and teachers bragging about how they were injecting gender ideology into the schools, A lot of people would ask me how prevalent is this stuff anyway?
And it's like I'm seeing it all the time, and parents are complaining about it at the school boards where they were later labeled as domestic terrorists for doing so, and they had their mics cut off. But there was a nationally representative survey that just came out earlier this year in January that found that 36% of kids –
in high school reported that their teacher often or almost daily said that America is a fundamentally racist country. And there were a lot of other findings in that survey as well as by Education Next. And that was the first that I saw that this is actually a wide scale phenomenon. My first reaction- It's the norm.
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