Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

They're sitting across the table.

Nobody's looking at their laps.

The parents came that day.

I polled the students and I said, how many of you think this is a good idea?

And they all put their hands up and they said, we all hated it for the first two weeks and now we love it.

The parents said, it's the best thing that ever happened.

My kid is not driving with their cell phone in the car anymore because they know they can live without it.

They're eating dinner with the family and we're actually having conversations.

And then the teachers in the schools love it because the disciplinary problems go down and the test scores go through the roof because they're focusing on work.

So it's just like a no-brainer.

But again...

It's the blue states, you know, the hardest to convince to do it because they see it as, you know, as a Trump part of the, you know, the demonization of, you know, Trump being the tyrant or whatever.

What you're doing is so important.

And now, you know, there's a thousand people imitating you.

Many really good podcasts.

But.

it's teaching people to have conversations.

I mean, you are the best teacher, mentor on that, and people admire you, so they...

And I have seven kids, and they grew up with devices and stuff.

And I would look, you know, I'd slap them out of their hand.