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Sam Sorbo: The Need For A Public School Exit & The Pitfalls Of School Choice · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Hey friends, you're in for a treat today, education advocate, speaker, author, and actress
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  Sam Sorbo is back with us, coming up on World View Matters.
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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity, no topic, off limits, and now here's your host, David
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  Fear Azo.
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  Friends, thank you for watching and listening and sharing the podcast.
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  God bless you.
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  And let's bring in Sam Sorbo now.
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  It's great to reconnect with you.
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  Let's catch up, sister, how you doing?
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  Really good.
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  I just had an op-ed come out in the Washington Times, so I'm very happy about that, talking
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  about school choice this week in particular because this is school choice week, which
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  is such an interesting thing that they've managed to make a week out of sort of celebrating
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  this very, very vague idea.
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  Yeah.
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  I mean, choice is good, but should the government fund choice?
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  Hmm.
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  And there are strings attached then, right, when the government is involved?
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  Oh, I don't know.
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  Let's look at history.
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  No, so that's at the Washington Times and that op-ed can be found there, guys, if you
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  want to look that up.
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  But I do want to point you to the website sorbostudios.com to catch up with what Sam and Kevin are
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  up to sorbostudios.com.
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  And the book we're going to talk a little bit about today is over on Amazon Parents Guide
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  to Home School, Making Education Easy and Fun.
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  Sam, I just want to start off by saying what Tucker Carlson said about the book.
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  In your heart, you probably suspect that homeschooling is better for your kids, but how do you
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  do it?
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  Some sorbonos and her family is a testament to the fact it works.
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  Wow, Tucker Carlson, that's great.
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  So the book came out the end of last year.
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  Tell us a little bit about you've written so much on the topic, you're kind of passionate
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  about education and homeschooling.
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  So remember, the first time we talked, you shared the story about, I think you went to
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  Duke and you were afraid to homeschool your kids.
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  And so that's in a previous podcast.
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  I will never forget that because it's astounding, but I think about a lot of parents, maybe
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  who don't have the education that you had and have concerns about homeschooling their
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  kids.
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  Can you speak to that first before we get rolling?
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  Absolutely, because it is one of the biggest ones is we feel so incapable, don't we?
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  And the reason that we feel incapable is because we are products of the nation's schools.
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  So if you feel incapable, that is an impeachment of the school.
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  And that should be the warning sign that you need not to send your child in there to
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  get to develop the same sense of inability that you have.
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  But then I can go to the statistics and I can say to you that home educated children score
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  roughly 15 to 25% better on the standardized testing that the schools give.
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  So this is the same tests, homeschooled children score better.
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  And that is regardless of their parents level of education, regardless of it.
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  So parents who have no education are educating their own children better than the schools
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  are.
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  And the problem that we face, the sort of the uphill climb is that a lot of parents, a
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  lot of people today will say, oh, but I'm the exception.
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  Don't flatter yourself, you're not the exception.
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  I'm just saying like Ben Carson's mother couldn't read.
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  She made him write a book report every day, every week on a book that he took out of the
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  library.
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  She couldn't read it.
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  But he turned into Ben Carson.
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  And my point is that the one metric that is the best metric for predicting a child's academic
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  success is not the academic level of his parents.
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  It's not how good a school he goes to.
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  His level of academic success is best predicted by parental involvement.
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  It's not the smarts of the parent.
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  It's the interest of the parent that gives the child the impetus to learn and to keep
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  learning and to grow in wisdom.
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  And so that's what we're about.
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  And that's what Ben Carson achieved, number one neurosurgeon and premier in the world's
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  ran for President of the United States among many, many other things.
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  And that's his story is this idea that his mother just poured into him, just the interest
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  and the drive.
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  Parental involvement.
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  I'm thinking about the hours of influence, interesting concept, and then I think about
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  technology.
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  I think about Hollywood.
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  I think about the woke corporations and I think about the government run K-12 school
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  system, little on the universities, and we won't go there, you know, Marxism on steroids.
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  But let's talk about K-12.
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  The kids are there.
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  And now they're trying to get in there for breakfast.
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  They will give you a free breakfast if you show up early.
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  So less time at the family meal table at home with the parents.
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  So that is by design to take kids away from the parents.
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  This is an uphill battle, but it starts by getting children, Christian children out
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  of the public schools or any kids, any parents that want to raise their kids and influence
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  them, have them, you know, education truly educated.
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  But I go over to the website which you're involved with here.
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  Public school exit.
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  I want to talk briefly about that because that's in part what we're talking about, Sam,
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  to be able to homeschool and for parents to be involved.
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  We've had many of these, Jan Reese.
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  We've had her on the podcast, Alex Newman is one of our colleagues here at Freedom Project,
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  Paul Blair and Duke Pesta.
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  He's right here.
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  Duke's office is right down the hall.
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  And you are also one of our advisors here at public school exit.
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  Tell us about that.
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  So public school exits, just an initiative to encourage parents to take their children
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  out of public school.
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  My encouragement is that parents are more than capable of educating their own children.
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  And in fact, I would say that education is less than 50% academic.
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  And we send our children to school just for academics.
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  You don't send your child to public school for moral teaching.
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  You don't send them for religious teaching.
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  You don't send them for spiritual teaching.
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  You don't even send them if you really think about it for teaching on how to get by in
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  life.
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  You're hoping that they learn that sort of biosmosis that they learn social skills or
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  whatever.
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  You might say, oh, I send my child to school for social teach, you know, for social
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  training.
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  I don't know what you're smoking.
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  Why you think that they get socially trained in school because they don't, nobody's actually
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  doing that.
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  So that's kind of absurd.
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  So what public school exit does and what I do is take a step back and show you, you have
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  so much ability.
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  And in fact, most parents, if they, if they think about it, they are more accomplished
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  than the teachers in the public schools.
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  And that's not to denigrate teachers in public schools.
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  There are several, there are probably many teachers in the public schools who are great
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  people.
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  But I'm just saying, if you went to a four year Marxist teaching college, your ideas
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  might differ vastly from the parents ideas of what constitutes not only a good education,
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  but a moral upbringing.
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  And parents, you know, if you think about it, I, I was at an event the other day.
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  And a world class world renowned recording artist was speaking.
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  And he was so proud because his son was going to some big university to study sound engineering.
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  And I'm like, but you're a world class, like if you gave a class on sound engineering,
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  you would steal all of their students.
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  You could literally educate your child yourself for free, you know, and actually it might
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  even work for you.
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  Like you can, you can intern your child and he can, like, but no, he's going to college
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  for what you know better than anybody at that school.
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  My daughter said to me years ago, maybe I'll go to college and study business.
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  And I said, that's a great idea, just understand that the professors likely will never have run
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  a business themselves.
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  Exactly.
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  And she's like, they can do that.
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  So they've, they've run education off the rails.
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  And we're left picking up the pieces.
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  And we have a culture that has been absolutely decimated.
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  The family has been destroyed by and large.
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  This is why I believe this is why there's so much divorce.
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  As parents don't come together to raise the kids, they go in separate directions to try
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  to raise the kids.
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  One of them's driving the kid here, the other one's driving the kid there, the one spends
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  the time at the basketball game, the other one goes to ballet or whatever.
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  And but not only that, the kids never spend time with the parents.
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  And so we are a largely unparented society.
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  And so this is where I just have to plug my book.
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  This is where my book comes in.
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  So the reason I wrote this was to empower parents.
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  This is the curricula you need for your homeschooling.
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  People go, but that's not for my kids.
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  No, you need to learn this.
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  And then you'll be fully, fully prepared to home educate your children.
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  The curricula for children, my gosh, there's so much of it now.
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  You could literally spit at the internet and come up with five different curricula.
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  But what's important is that you start to understand what do we mean by education?
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  Where do I want my child to be 10 years or 15 years from now?
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  What is my ultimate goal for the education of my child?
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  OK, if it's the corner office in the sky rise in Chicago with the fabulous view,
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  and you never see that child because they're so busy making a living and earning the,
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  you know, almighty dollar, then maybe the system is right for you.
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  But if you foresee a future where you are surrounded by your grandchildren,
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  do not send your children away from you for their education.
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  Right.
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  Thank you for the air quotes.
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  The usage of air quotes there.
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  How do you respond, Sam, to someone who might say, well, even a Christian or not saying,
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  well, my tax dollars are going to the school system.
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  So I'm already paying for it.
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  And so I'm going to keep my kids there because I'm paying for it.
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  I mean, I'm thinking that's an awful justification to because of what they're actually learning
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  and how they're holding the last time I took my car to the garage.
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  I paid him in advance, but he didn't, he didn't fix the problem.
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  So I'm taking it back because I've already paid for him to fix the problem.
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  And he still hasn't fixed it.
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  And for some reason, it's actually worse now.
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  Like you, you hear yourself.
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  I mean, that's, this is the problem.
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  OK, there's a, there's a bigger problem that's hard to talk about.
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  And that is that our level of education is so low already for us and I graduated decades
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  ago, right?
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  We are not a discerning population.
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  We are not a God fearing population.
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  You know, there are a lot of Christians out there who send their children to public school.
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  That's not in the Bible.
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  That's actually anti-biblical.
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  If you read your Bible, God admonishes you with the care and upbringing of your child
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  and the, in the fear and admonition of the Lord.
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  Those words are clear.
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  Oh, they don't apply because, you know, school, but understand that schools' values are
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  very different than the values of the Bible.
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  The Bible says, don't fear, school says fear.
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  The Bible says, you know, raise your children yourself in the fear and admonition of the
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  Lord.
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  School says, make sure that you worship money, college prep and career readiness.
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  That's all about college.
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  The whole world in school is about college prep and career readiness, which means money
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  because let's face it, career readiness is just code for a better job, a better paying
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  job, a longer term job.
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  That's all it is.
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  It is, it's probably the greatest piece of propaganda, at least before COVID, that we
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  had ever seen.
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  There's so much that I want to talk to you about, but you mentioned money and we know what
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  the Bible says about the love of money.
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  Money in itself isn't evil, but in the government run school system where tax dollars are going
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  to fund this indoctrination and it's all left, it's ABC, anything but Christ and the biblical
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  worldview, but they do teach religion, by the way, just not Christianity.
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  The answer is always, we need more money, does the teachers unions, they need more money,
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  if they only had more money, the test scores wouldn't keep dropping and we wouldn't be
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  like 26th in the world when we used to be in the top five.
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  Yeah, I mean, we're so low in the world.
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  I think it's 27th in math and 23rd in reading, something like that.
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  And we spend more per child than almost every other nation.
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  I think the one exception is Switzerland spends a little bit more than we do, but we are
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  not getting the job done.
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  But look, look what's happening in our schools.
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  We're trading restrooms, we are hiding gender transforming students from their parents.
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  Yeah.
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  I mean, the schools have really laid down the gauntlet against parents now and it's
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  a travesty that more parents aren't speaking up, that more parents aren't saying, wait a
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  minute, but what happened was four decades and through all of our schooling, we were convinced
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  you can have a child and have everything else that you want.
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  You can't, you must sacrifice for the child, you must, you are called to because the
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  sacrifice then gets recompensed on the back end.
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  And so we think of sacrifice, this is another lie.
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  And by the way, these are all the lies in my book.
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  So I go through all the lies that the schools teach us, teaching is hard, learning is hard,
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  learning is not hard, like full stop, learning is fun, kids love to learn.
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  That's why at two, they're already asking all these questions because they love to
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  learn and then they get to school and the school says, no, no, no, you're not allowed
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  to learn that.
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  You have to learn this and they're like, well, that doesn't sound interesting and the
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  die is cast.
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  So we have to take a step back and reevaluate our priorities and you're right.
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  The schools have set themselves diametrically opposed to the teaching in the Bible because
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  for them money is the highest good.
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  And that's why we see the degradation of our culture, I believe more than anything is
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  people justify doing bad things because of money.
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  And they're more easy, they justify it more easily now because even though morally it's
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  compromising, not according to the moral system in the schools, it's a very dangerous
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  thing.
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  Yep.
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  Yep.
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  Friends, we've got to take a brief pause with Sam Sorbo.
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  So this is funny, Sam.
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  I think it was just last week.
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  I knew I was going to have you on the podcast again.
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  And I don't know what channel I was watching, but I caught the movie again, Let There Be Light.
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  And I was again just amazed by the acting great job on that movie.
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  I just really love what you guys do, what you've always been a part of.
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  Where can people other than going to sorbostudios.com and go to shop?
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  Is your stuff on Amazon or where else can people watch and get your books and films?
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  Well, the best place is always just go to the studio and do sign up for our newsletters
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  So that's really the best place to go.
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  You have in Shadowband on YouTube.
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  They didn't take my account down my profile, but on YouTube, not on Facebook, I'm Shadowband.
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  YouTube, they've deleted some of my videos.
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  I still love my channel, though.
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  But I have the audacity to talk about Charlie Vector, David, one-niner.
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  And anyway, so I got in trouble.
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  So we try to be careful now we shouldn't.
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  Maybe things will improve now with the Trump administration, but I'm glad they did an
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  executive order on censorship.
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  In fact, let's go there briefly.
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  We're running out of time already.
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  Your thoughts, I know I love Kevin's voice and he's been so vocal and for years.
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  Thank God, outspoken as a Christian.
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  We have a gasp talking about political issues, right?
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  As a Christian.
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  But what are your thoughts and we'll talk in detail about one or two of Trump's executive
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  orders and just what he's doing already weeks into the new administration?
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  Well, I think he's done a remarkable job of creating morning in America again.
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  And so these executive orders are certainly setting the tone.
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  And I hope that they will be more active than just an executive order because you can
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  order people to do things.
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  But for instance, in our schools, no more DEI, no more CRT.
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  But when you've already baked it in and the educators, I shouldn't call them that, the
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  teachers themselves believe in this ideology, they will be teaching the ideology.
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  And I want to point out to people that we used to have something called honor and integrity.
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  And so you wouldn't compromise your honor and integrity to tow the line just for a paycheck.
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  But that's where we are today.
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  So the number of people on movie sets or on speaking engagements or whatever, the number
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  of people who come up to Kevin and say, hey, thanks for your voice, man.
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  I couldn't do it because I'd lose my job.
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  And you go, maybe you should, like maybe you should stand up for yourself and not be
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  so cowed.
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  How do you face yourself in the mirror when you know that you're basically a hypocrite
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  where you know that you believe something and fervently because they believe it, but
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  they're not willing to defend it.
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  I don't know.
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  I'm glad you made the point that an executive order does not change the teachers' worldviews.
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  They didn't have a come to Jesus moment.
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  You know, they're going to, they're going to double down.
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  They're going to do it in secret, right?
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  They've already started their, they, they, it's no longer called DEI, it'll be called
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  something like, you know, equitable reparations or I don't know what they'll figure out some
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  weird term for it.
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  And they will implement it anyway.
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  And so some of the stuff that Trump is doing, I understand, is defunding something, just
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  saying, okay, you know what, these, this has to go and that has to go, I love the fact
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  that he's requiring federal employees to show up for work, like it's just sort of cheating
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  if you're not showing up for work.
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  He's also going and doing research to see if you've collected a paycheck from another
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  source because you should not be earning.
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  If you're working full time for the government, you should not have a second job.
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  And, and here's the thing, like I, I think there might be some people maybe who like
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  took a part time job on Friday nights because they like the karaoke bar and so they work
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  there, but you'll be able to see from the amount of money or from the number of hours
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  or whatever and, and they should get some discernment.
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  But seriously, yeah, I mean, I know for years we've had teachers that have been accused
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  of some kind of mis, misdeed and they get put in rubber rooms because they're not allowed
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  to be fired.
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  And then in the rubber room, there was one case I remember about a decade ago, this
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  teacher was making six figures doing real estate transactions.
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  Wow.
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  Working full time as a realtor from his rubber room inside the school building.
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  Getting paid and full benefit is really astounding.
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  So Sam, before we run out of time, by the way, I wanted direct people to lips of TikTok.
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  This is good information on, if you have any concerns about your kids in the government
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  run schools, follow them and all my goodness, they just did this one here, Trump ends
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  radical indoctrination in the schools, well, it's a star and it's like he's trying to call
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  attention to it.
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  It's not going to end it.
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  I appreciate lips of TikTok, you can just some of the radical transgender ideology that
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  some of these teachers are pushing gets exposed and anyway, let's talk about your op-ed
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  at Washington Times on school choice.
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  And I want to quote you and you can continue, Sam, school choice is being sold as an opportunity
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  for parents to reclaim control over their children's education.
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  No questions asked, but we've already seen that as it's being implemented, these promises
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  are rescinded.
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  And then you say it's time to acknowledge that what's being promoted as choice is actually
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  a gateway to single payer schooling where government funds things and you can just share
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  a little bit more about that as we're running out of time.
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  Just what are some of the bullet points that we need to be aware of?
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  Well, let's just be aware that when the government sends you a check, the strings attached,
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  they want to know where that money is going.
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  And in a lot of these cases, it goes into an account that is supervised by the government
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  and then you are permitted to withdraw as you go, but only for approved purchases.
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  In the state of Florida, the first year, most everything was approved.
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  So people were like, yeah, this works pretty well.
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  The second year, they're cracking down on what's approved and also they're requiring
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  testing, which they didn't require the first year.
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  And the problem is the addiction.
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  And in fact, I have another article coming out on Friday talking about the addiction of
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  government that they, because they control the schools, they trained us to think government's
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  good.
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  And I don't, I'm not saying that it's like on, like, there's some nefarious scheme in
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  the background.
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  I'm saying this is the natural order of things.
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  But the moment the government starts to fund it, first of all, prices will skyrocket,
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  which means the dollars are then inflated, which means you're not actually getting the
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  money that you think you're getting because everything's going to cost you more.
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  But also the moment that that money enters, it, it, it perverts that space.
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  So the lovely Christian schools that will be taking government dollars because of school
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  choice.
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  Now, when the government comes in and says, oh, but lovely Christian schools, you must
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  teach the Quran also.
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  They're out of luck.
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  And what are they going to do?
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  Lay off all their lovely young teachers that, that have just gotten jobs and everybody's
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  working and they're so happy, okay, government will teach the Quran.
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  All right.
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  But then you can't teach the Bible.
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  Mm-hmm.
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  I mean, it's, it's a, it's a gateway to basically full government control of education.
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  Yeah.
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  And I want to go ahead.
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  I want to, I want to emphasize that you're not exaggerating.
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  You mentioned Christian schools and people have this idea that, well, Christian schools
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  are kind of, they're teaching the Bible and, and all the curriculum is, would be approved
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  by Christian parents.
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  I think we've got so much waking up to do Sam, but that's why your book is so important.
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  Jeff, bring up the book cover one more time so people can get a good look at that parents
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  guy.
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  And let me just say, education should be about family.
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  It should be you, you will form the best relationships with the best people you will
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  know if you help them become themselves through educating them yourself.
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  This is what I discovered and I'm so thrilled that I did and that's what I want to share
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  with parents.
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  Do it for yourself.
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  Do it for your children and, uh, and understand that you are more than capable.
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  So I would guess that your kids probably didn't end up on one of the Ivy League school
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  campuses protesting Israel and I'm, I'm creating for Hamas or the Palestinians, isn't that
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  sad though?
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  That after October 7th, that was eye opening, wasn't it?
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  Yeah.
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  Well, you know, kids have been stolen away from their parents and, and told their parents
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  were dumb because their parents sent them to school, uh, to learn so clearly their parents
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  have nothing to give them, nothing to offer.
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  And it's ridiculous and I, I challenge the entire paradigm, I challenge the teacher
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  paradigm.
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  Uh, I challenge it all and that's what I've done in my book.
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  So get my book, Plaren's Guide to Educate is, sorry, what is it?
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  Parents Guide to Home School making education easy and fun.
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  Yes.
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  And education on your inner book is not an air quotes.
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  Um, so yeah, we, um, it's, it's, it's just amazing what we've seen with some of these
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  kids.
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  They can't explain why they're defending Hamas or the Palestinians or they're against
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  Israel.
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  They can't explain that.
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  But sadly, Sam, I see a little bit of that in the church as well.
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  There are Christians who don't know why they want to play both sides, but you can't
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  from the biblical perspective, um, sorbosstudios.com, I see that you've got something, go, you're
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  going to the UK, um, it, we're also going to Greece.
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  We are leading a tour in Greece, walking in the footsteps of Paul, uh, it's called biblical
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  Greece.
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  It's a, it's on that page that you just showed the events page in September, but we,
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  but the signups are closing soon.
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  So if you want to go, please go over to the website and sign up.
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  Awesome.
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  I just appreciate you guys so much.
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  Thank you for your time and just, just the fighter, the fight that's in you that you've
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  not been silenced, praise God, uh, give our best to Kevin and hopefully we'll do this
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  again in the near future.
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  Thanks, Sam.
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  Thanks so much.
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  All right, guys.
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  There's so much more.
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  There's books.
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  There's DVDs.
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  There's other, uh, there's devotionals that we were going to, they did a Christmas devotional.
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  So go look up at sorb-sorbostudios.com.
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  Thanks for watching, listening, sharing God bless you and as always, keep speaking the
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  truth about things that matter.