Episode 3103 - The Scott Adams School 02/26/26
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awesome i see lang good morning was he first again yes good morning you guys look at how beautiful you guys look today look how cute bookish is oh chuck you dressed up for me oh i thought that was for me
Oh, for Ava.
Maybe for Corey.
I mean, I would get dressed up for Corey. I'm a fan of Corey's for a long time. All right. I'll take it. We'll take it. Oh, you guys, come on in. We have a great show for you today. We're going to let everyone come in. I see people still parking and running in. And we're going to have such a good conversation with Corey DeAngelis today, you guys, about school choice and your favorite and mine, Randy Weingarten and teachers unions and where's your tax money going for schools and where should it go? But we can't do any of that until we do something simultaneously. So Brie, take it away. Dr. Von Hardy, you're in trouble.
So I know why you're here. You're here for the simultaneous sip. It doesn't take much. If you'd like to enjoy the special holiday version of the simultaneous sip, what do you think you need? Well, I'll tell you. All you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice or a stye, a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. Enjoy me now. For the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better, the simultaneous sip. Go.
Best sip of the week.
That was delicious. Cheers, you guys. So for those of you that might be new or joining us for the first time, my name is Erica and this is the Scott Adams School. And it's separate from Coffee with Scott Adams, which still lives and exists on this channel. And there's thousands of hours of amazing genius content from our beloved Scott Adams. and there's even more of his content and lessons and fun goodies over on his locals channel which is scottadams.locals.com again my name is erica and we're joined today by owen gregorian who's feeling a little better good morning everyone and the beautiful marcella good morning you guys And our special guest professor today, right below, we are so happy to have him, is... Oh, you know what I almost just said?
Anyway, okay, it doesn't matter. It's Corey DeAngelis, okay? And Corey is a... You got a new job at the Heritage Foundation. You're a fellow at the Heritage Foundation. Congratulations. Thank you. And I know that your resume is vast and impressive. And Corey, I've been watching you for years. You have been so consistent and steadfast fighting for children and parents. their rights their education and for our i don't have children but you're fighting for my tax dollars and you're fighting for our future so i thought it would be so great for everybody to get to know you if they don't already and give you a chance to just explain to us the importance of what you're doing and then everybody's goal here is to be useful scott has taught us to be useful
So we're going to listen to you. And then if you have a homework assignment for us, or you want to tell us how we can be useful, we are an army for you. So Corey, thank you so much for joining us. And if you can just give them a background of what you're doing, we would love that.
Yeah, thanks so much for having me. And you let me know if I'm talking too much. But we're finally winning on the issue of education freedom because the teachers unions really stepped on a rake. They overplayed their hand, showed their true colors, especially during COVID. And Scott Adams was steadfast at calling them out every step of the way as well. He would retweet me very often. So that was great. uh a big boost to the school choice movement and he he mentioned you know a lot of the wins that we were racking up on this show uh over time as well but you know before covid we didn't have any states with what i would call universal school choice which was milton friedman's vision who was a nobel laureate economist for the money to follow the child
for every single kid, regardless of income, background or zip code. In the U.S., we spend about $20,000 a kid, and that's taken through property taxes and other revenue sources.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–21:55
2
How does Corey DeAngelis define school choice?
21:55–33:25
3
What are the criticisms of teachers' unions mentioned?
33:25–42:50
4
How has COVID-19 impacted the school choice movement?
42:50–51:01
5
What role do parents play in the school choice debate?
51:01–59:28
6
What are the arguments against school choice?
59:28–1:01:29
Speakers
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