Jess Waters

It's no different in these high schools.

And in the process, instead of educating them, they're doing them a massive disservice.

Greg, now you can finally talk about Kyle Wagner.

I don't know who you're talking about, to be honest.

The guy who was arrested in Minneapolis.

I want to touch on what Kennedy's saying, because I think that this is the scariest part of this whole phenomenon.

We just caught on and we knew, but America kind of caught on that the college campuses were the ground zero for anti-Western, anti-American activism.

So what happened?

They moved it up to high schools.

You start having these walkouts and there's this indoctrination going on where they're teaching kids at an early age to become long term organizers.

So they get swallowed up by the chance.

They fall in love with the attention.

They get to do speeches.

They are no longer.

It's not just about classroom stuff.

They're no longer curious about life.

Like to them, this is so much more interesting than any hobby or any musical instrument or any language that they could learn.

So it actually – it's funny.

We've talked about the trance thing.

Those were the body snatchers.