Pete Hegseth

That's what they said it was.

And STDs.

So you want, they're teaching kids about responsible sex, which should always have been the function of parents at home.

But you've got broken families and all of that.

So I'm not saying they're pushing minor attracted persons in first grade, but if you're teaching hyper-sexualized topics, and there's people that are way more informed on this than me,

but we touch on in the book, all the way through the pipeline, then you're introducing the idea of sexuality earlier and earlier, which only creates problems for everybody involved.

That's the biggest reason we left New Jersey.

We were going to leave anyway, and we were already out of the government schools.

But the idea that this stuff is being peddled and pushed.

Now, you can teach your, obviously you teach your kids at home.

I don't want to spend my time deprogramming my kids.

or having to play defense on what they just heard for eight hours a day.

And that's a lot of Americans every day.

I've heard about it.

I don't know how, I'll be honest, I don't know how widespread it is.

I've heard anecdotal evidence of it.

It happened here.

Let's see, I've heard of it, but I've heard of,

Well, thankfully, for the most part, anyone, my experience, like half our church is from California, is that most people moving from California here are moving because they want to move somewhere that reflects their values out of a crazy place like California.

But that's what places like this have to do.