Pete Hegseth

They're all- What age does this shit start?

Oh, that started like three, four years ago.

Oh, you mean the teaching of this stuff?

Depends on your school.

So if you're in a-

inner city school, white or black, like you might be getting it real early.

You're certainly not getting the patriotism aspect that you would have gotten before.

You're getting this view that, I mean, in some cases we're talking kids, we're talking, you know, first graders, second graders, third graders, you know, if I'm white, then I've traditionally been an oppressor, or if I'm black, I've traditionally been oppressed.

And then you start, we're re-racializing.

groups of young kids to identify themselves by their race, as opposed to what our generation, I don't know where you went to school, but it was mostly Martin Luther King's content of your character, not the color of your skin.

And my parents would always admonish us if we looked at the world through the lens of race.

Now kids are encouraged to look through the world through race.

And just a little story on that, it all goes back to Marxists.

There was something called the Frankfurt School, and it was a think tank or a university in Germany in the 30s.

They were Marxists, but Hitler hated them and wanted them out.

So they fled Germany and landed in New York City.

Ironically, as they're fleeing Hitler, our boys are flying over to defend Europe from Hitler.

But they were called the Frankfurt School.

They were Marxists and they showed up at Columbia University and they had a theory.

Their theory had started, it was actually called the Critical Theory University.