Corey DeAngelis

on national news and said that she wore a paperclip because it reminded her of the teachers in Norway during Nazi occupation.

And she went on national news basically comparing America to Nazi Germany, which is totally insane.

I actually started as a researcher, and I benefited from school choice even before my academic career.

So I grew up in San Antonio, Texas.

My dad was in the Air Force, so we moved to Military City when I was like three or four years old.

And so I did my entire K-12 education here.

And, yeah, I live back in San Antonio now.

I lived in D.C.

during COVID.

Don't recommend it.

They had all these –

restrictions, you couldn't go into restaurants, the closures were horrible, but I went to government run schools.

So if I make any mistakes today, that's probably why my government education.

But in high school, I had the opportunity to go to something called a magnet school, which is still run by the district.

But it's a form of school choice.

I'd say one of the most kind of milquetoast versions of school choice.

But at least it's something.

They have to attract their clientele.

You're not assigned to them.

They have specialized missions.