Pete Hegseth

All right, good.

I mean, you know, the problem with Tennessee is that everyone's Republicans, but some are less Republican than others.

Well, I figured that out.

Yeah.

It took me a while to figure that out, but now I figured it out.

So there's some squishes that have been in the pockets of unions for too long and too many powerful positions.

A few changes and a few committees, and I think you'll get universal school choice in Tennessee, which would be awesome.

Changes the whole game.

So that single mom now has real options.

Who do we talk to about that?

Well, there's going to, I think it's, Bill Lee's trying to do it.

I don't know that what he's doing will be as robust as a lot of people want.

There's a big governor's race in 26.

And I think that race in large part could end up being fought with this being one of the key issues.

So for me, when I look at candidates, I'd be looking for candidates that are the most full-throated and robust on that.

And then you have to make sure you have an education committee in the House and Senate that has a school choice believer.

But there's been a huge wave, 2022, 2023 of school choice states.

And then the final thing I write in the book is kind of, hey, look at your own life.

And I mentioned it briefly.

Can you save money?