MAGA Triggered At Us Again? Trump's Embarrassing Flub And Miller Gives NAZI Speech
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What sparked the opening banter and introduction of Don Lemon on the show?
All right. It's Friday, fun day. You know what it is. It's Welch's Lemonade. I got Don Lemon here. Don Lemon. Yes. How are
you?
I'm great. Even better because I'm about to share with you, I have really gotten under MagiSkin. It is trigger city. Snowflake galore. It is like a damn blizzard of snowflakes. So on, I've had it. Pumps and I were talking about homeschooling, particularly the Duggars and they have these home... packets where they teach about creationism and dinosaurs and man, all of these lies. And I said, homeschooling is trickle down stupidity. It's like the person at the top says, I'm dumb and I'm going to make my kids dumb too. I stand by my statement unequivocally. I still believe that. Well, MAGA, because they don't want to talk about the pedophile in chief are losing their minds. Pop up, here's Ron DeSantis weighing in on this.
So the New York Post tweets, far left podcaster Jennifer Welch blasts homeschooling as trickle-down stupidity and a fundamental crazy Christian problem. Ron DeSantis says, not true. Also, in my experience, homeschool students tend to be noticeably well behaved so we did a little research on ron desantis educational choices for his children and they go to an elite private school faith-based school in tallahassee the next tweet and i want to get your take on this the department of education tweeted about me, same New York Post article.
How do the hosts critique homeschooling and its impact on education?
U.S. Department of Education homeschoolers, like the winner of the President's 1776 Award, have demonstrated their ability to succeed at the highest level time and time again. The proven value of homeschooling should never be dismissed as trickle-down stupidity. The only thing that is stupid is your ignorance. And I want to also point out here that Linda McMahon's children both attended public high school. They were not homeschool. Don.
Okay. Number one, I think it is a badge of honor to piss off the Magas and Ron DeSantis. I can't take anything seriously that they do, honestly, because as I have said to you before, people who are intelligent, when they gain new information, they change their minds if it's something that's different from what they believe. No matter how much information you give a Maga person, they don't change their minds. It is cult-like. And I consider Ron DeSantis to be a MAGA person. Here's the thing though, it's so funny that you mentioned that. If you'll just let me tell this little story. The interactions that I've had with most children or most people who have been homeschooled, I'm talking about adults, not children, I should say that.
When they're adults, they've been so sheltered that they have no idea of what the real world is like. So I just happened to be at a concert and I sat next to someone who was from my own hometown in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He lived there until he was, I think, 17 years old or 18 grad from high school years. And I was talking to him about landmarks, things that were part of Baton Rouge. Like when you go to Baton Rouge, you go to Tony's Seafood and you do this. Everybody knows what that is. Everybody. I said, did you know about this? Did you know about that? Oh my gosh, do you remember that? He remembered nothing because his parents homeschooled him.
Why do the hosts claim MAGA supporters are losing their minds over political flubs?
And he told me. Hand to God, he wishes he had not been homeschooled because it sheltered him so much that he had no idea about the real world. He thought, he happens to be a gay man, that he was an abomination. His parents took him out of school because they thought that the public schools were teaching them that and teaching them about integration and racism and all of that. And his parents did not want him to learn about that. And they were evangelical Christians. in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. And he said he feels like he was so unprepared to be an adult and so afraid to be himself. He wishes his parents had made a different choice. He knew nothing. He moved away. But when he was 17 or 18, he knew nothing about major landmarks, major places in his own hometown where he was born and grew up.
And now he wishes his parents had done something differently.
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