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Speaker 1: free on numbers eight hundred and ninety four one Sean
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: we always welcome back Jillian Michael's health, Wellness, fitness, nutrition
Speaker 1: expert and actually gives me personally great advice. Now, Jillian,
Speaker 1: by the way, abandoned California because of the nuttiness out there,
Speaker 1: like so many people, and like what we're watching on
Speaker 1: display against Tesla every single day play out and it's
Speaker 1: now gotten to a point where where people that might
Speaker 1: have naturally aligned with the Democratic Party want nothing to
Speaker 1: do with them. Like our next guest, Jillian Michaels. He
Speaker 1: has her own podcast. I don't go want to go
Speaker 1: on it because she's going to be brutal to me.
Speaker 1: It's called keeping it real. Conversations with Jillian Michaels. California
Speaker 1: went so far for you that you decided to leave
Speaker 1: that state, and now you see what this party is doing.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't stand for the mothers that lost children that
Speaker 1: were murdered by by illegal immigrants. They wouldn't stand for
Speaker 1: a twelve year old boy who survived cancer. They wouldn't
Speaker 1: stand for the wife of a hero law enforcement officer.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't stand for a young man who lost his
Speaker 1: father and the president announced that he got into West Point.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't even stand for no tax on tips or
Speaker 1: social Security or overtime. I mean, so, I'm not exactly
Speaker 1: sure what this party stands for. And then they wanted
Speaker 1: to shut the government down until they got into a
Speaker 1: big fight amongst themselves and they realized it was untenable.
Speaker 1: What does this party stand for? Men and women's sports,
Speaker 1: you know, the rights of illegals over over the safety
Speaker 1: of Americans, and what hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars
Speaker 1: spent abroad for the Green New Deal and transgenderism?
Speaker 2: Is that the party?
Speaker 3: DeShawn?
Speaker 4: You know who actually expressed this to me in a
Speaker 4: way that made sense so you can understand what they're doing,
Speaker 4: not in a way that makes sense so you can
Speaker 4: validate it was Jank Hugert when I asked him the
Speaker 4: same question you just asked me, and he said, you know,
Speaker 4: at some point, the corporate left married the woke left
Speaker 4: in a wedding we all missed and didn't want. And
Speaker 4: that's basically what's unfolding before our very eyes. And if
Speaker 4: I could point out something that I also find deeply alarming.
Speaker 3: You see people on the left loving to call everybody
Speaker 3: a Nazi. Elon Musk is a Nasi, Trump's a Nazi.
Speaker 4: Everybody's a Nazi except Mahmood Khalil, who supports Alaxa and
Speaker 4: said that October seventh was an act of heroism through
Speaker 4: the Columbia University Apartheid, a divestment group.
Speaker 3: But he's cool. You want that guy.
Speaker 4: There's that guy who supports killing Jewish kids and raping
Speaker 4: Jewish women.
Speaker 2: He he supports AMAS.
Speaker 1: Amas is a designated terrorist organization, and Hamas has in
Speaker 1: their charter the destruction of Israel. And we saw I
Speaker 1: don't know what part of murder, rape, torture, kidnapping, and
Speaker 1: beheading they don't understand, but the equivalent of forty thousand
Speaker 1: Americans died October seventh.
Speaker 3: But we're worried about Elon Musk though, because he's the Nazi.
Speaker 4: Like it's just I think the party has completely lost
Speaker 4: their way, and you're seeing that every day as they
Speaker 4: continue to double down, triple down with things like what
Speaker 4: we saw off the Stated Union, everything you just listed and.
Speaker 5: Things like this.
Speaker 4: There's not a day that goes by where I don't
Speaker 4: feel more and more, quite honestly disgusted with the party,
Speaker 4: and I don't want that. I don't want to feel
Speaker 4: that way.
Speaker 3: I think that we need a two party system at least,
Speaker 3: but I can't help it with all the things that
Speaker 3: are going on. It's really grotesque, to be honest.
Speaker 1: You know, I announced that I'm buying a Teslat, but
Speaker 1: I'm also giving away a Tesla. By the way, you
Speaker 1: should register. It would be funny if you want.
Speaker 3: Okay, And.
Speaker 1: What is he done to deserve this hatred except align
Speaker 1: with Donald Trump and save taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars?
Speaker 2: What has he done well?
Speaker 4: The three things that here is obviously aligned with Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: and you've got Trump's arrangement syndrome and all the never Trumper.
Speaker 4: So that was an unforgivable crime. If we were to
Speaker 4: critique him honestly, if reasonable.
Speaker 3: People say they think he's moving.
Speaker 4: A bit too quickly, and he even said, like I listen,
Speaker 4: you know, if we make some mistakes, we'll fix almost
Speaker 4: fix them quick. If you were to critique him, it
Speaker 4: might say, you know, hey, slow down, be a bit
Speaker 4: more surgical, But that.
Speaker 3: Doesn't beget hatred, it doesn't undo his good intentions.
Speaker 4: And then there's the argument that, oh, he's in this
Speaker 4: for his own personal enrichment, despite the fact that this
Speaker 4: has cost him about one hundred billion dollar.
Speaker 1: One hundred and fifty. But you know, what's a few
Speaker 1: few billion dollars if you leverach right.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't see any personal enrichment here. It
Speaker 3: seems that the exact opposite had happened. It looks like
Speaker 3: the guy's falling on the sword.
Speaker 4: Now. I mean, he has a tremendous amount of power.
Speaker 4: And oligarchs in the US are.
Speaker 3: Obviously real, but they exist on both sides. And if
Speaker 3: I'm picking my.
Speaker 4: Oligarch, I'm choosing Elon Musk over the Bill Gates and
Speaker 4: the reed Hoffman's and the George Soroses every single day
Speaker 4: of the week.
Speaker 2: How would you describe yourself politically.
Speaker 3: Now, O God, SHAWNA. I feel like I'm definitely center right.
Speaker 1: If not, you're a Hannity Make America Great Again, rigging conservative.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 3: I think I'm a libertarian in that I believe you
Speaker 3: people should.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty libertarian too, actually in a lot on personal issues.
Speaker 1: If you're an adult, that's none of my business. That's
Speaker 1: my answer.
Speaker 4: That's really where I think at this point I have
Speaker 4: differences from people on the far white is that I
Speaker 4: believe two consenting adults should be able to live whatever
Speaker 4: life they choose, pray to whatever God they choose, love
Speaker 4: who they choose. You know, if they're good people, adopt children,
Speaker 4: get all of those things.
Speaker 2: No disagreement for me.
Speaker 3: But then you're a nineties liberal, I think, Sean, No,
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 1: A nineties liberal. Now you're absolutely ruining my reputation.
Speaker 2: That's not fair. I am not an I'm not a
Speaker 2: nineties liberal.
Speaker 1: But I will tell you, you know, I imagine this. Imagine
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's able to pull off peace and you're a
Speaker 1: piece in the Middle East and come up with a
Speaker 1: partnership with Panama and Greenland, and eventually I think we'll
Speaker 1: come to some sort of agreement on tariffs with the
Speaker 1: European Union and European countries and Canada. I mean, Canada
Speaker 1: puts massive tariffs on our products already, so we already
Speaker 1: have a tariff war with Canada that they started. You know,
Speaker 1: if you look at EU tariff rates and then you
Speaker 1: don't even include VAT taxes, is eight cars. German cars
Speaker 1: sold for every one in America because of a ten
Speaker 1: percent tax on cars on top of a VAT tax,
Speaker 1: a value added tax, or a sales tax, and so
Speaker 1: it makes American cars unaffordable. And I find the whole
Speaker 1: thing frustrating to me that you know, he's demanding free
Speaker 1: and fair trade, or if they want tariffs, they can
Speaker 1: have reciprocal tariffs.
Speaker 2: What's so bad about that?
Speaker 3: I think that we are not used to this kind
Speaker 3: of radical transparency. We're used to seeing smiles and handshakes
Speaker 3: and hogs and then of course behind closed doors that's
Speaker 3: where the horror ball gets played. But Trump plays hardball
Speaker 3: right in front and center, and people just aren't used
Speaker 3: to it. So you get the shake up, you get
Speaker 3: the bumps in the road, you get the economy going
Speaker 3: a little haywire for six months, which I believe it
Speaker 3: did in the beginning of Reagan's first term, and then
Speaker 3: everything lifted up and out after that. But people just
Speaker 3: they're not acclimated to it. So when he man handles
Speaker 3: world leaders, they freak out that they don't have the
Speaker 3: summer forward, and of course they're looking for anything in
Speaker 3: everything on the Democrat side to resist everything is resist again.
Speaker 3: Whether it's standing up Blake and Riley's family or cutting
Speaker 3: waste for an abuse, it's just unilateral resist across the board.
Speaker 3: And I think that's going to cost them dearly in
Speaker 3: two years and four years and honestly, at this rate,
Speaker 3: the next four presidential elections to come unless they make it.
Speaker 1: I'm perfectly fine with that. You have your entire life,
Speaker 1: You've dedicated your life to health, wellness, fitness, and nutrition,
Speaker 1: and you know a lot about this. I interviewed Bobby Cannidate.
Speaker 1: Let me play cut of him when we went to
Speaker 1: Steak in Shake, and I really enjoyed my time with him.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying steak and Shake is perfect. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying that they they they want to make improvements.
Speaker 1: And here's what he said.
Speaker 6: One of the components of process foods and that is,
Speaker 6: you know, all the science indicates that ULTRABRAD'SSS foods are
Speaker 6: what are the principal culprit And this extraordinary explosion the
Speaker 6: epidemic we have of chronic disease. What my uncle was president,
Speaker 6: three percent of Americans a chronic.
Speaker 7: Disease today is sixty percent.
Speaker 6: Do we have sixty six percent of adults are diabetic
Speaker 6: or pre diabetic.
Speaker 7: Thirty eight percent of teens.
Speaker 6: When you and I were kids, Sean the average Pedia
Speaker 6: Tribu you would see one case of juvenile diabetes in
Speaker 6: his lifetime or a forty or fifty year career. Today,
Speaker 6: one out of every three kids who walks through his
Speaker 6: office stores diabetic, are pre diabetic, Diabetes and other.
Speaker 7: Might have condital diseases.
Speaker 6: Are now costing America more than our military budget. We
Speaker 6: spend three times two to three times on healthcare what
Speaker 6: other countries do, and we have the worst outcomes and
Speaker 6: it's not and we have the best medical system in
Speaker 6: the world. We are poisoning ourselves. You know, Europe is great,
Speaker 6: always had great food. The French fries were always disappointment
Speaker 6: because we had the best French fries here. They had
Speaker 6: palm frets over there, and they just didn't taste right. Today,
Speaker 6: the best French fries in the world are in Europe.
Speaker 6: I ordered them every time I go to Belgium or
Speaker 6: France or any place else, and the French fries here
Speaker 6: don't taste right. And you tasted these, it's a completely
Speaker 6: different experience and the customers are raving about it. Other
Speaker 6: companies take and shake has been great. We're very grateful
Speaker 6: for them for rfking the French fries. They turned me
Speaker 6: into a verb, but also Popeyes.
Speaker 1: All right, what are the top five things you would
Speaker 1: warn people about that they can do immediately that would
Speaker 1: make it make make their food more healthy.
Speaker 3: First thing would just be to eat a whole food,
Speaker 3: and that means food in a recognizable form. If it
Speaker 3: looks like it came from the ground or it has
Speaker 3: a mother, you're good. It could be better. Sure, what
Speaker 3: I mean by this is a cheeto does not have
Speaker 3: a mother, and there is no such thing as a
Speaker 3: cheeto tree. Now listen if you're sure.
Speaker 1: I thought they were cheeto trees. I thought they growing
Speaker 1: on trees. Am I wrong about that?
Speaker 4: Hey, don't make me mad today it's early and I'm
Speaker 4: still mad about the vaping thing. But don't don't here.
Speaker 8: There is no tree.
Speaker 3: It's Ainsley's the boss, and she said.
Speaker 4: We're giving Sean the first hundred days of Trump's presidency
Speaker 4: to quit vaping.
Speaker 1: I'm probably sixty percent off it, so I'm almost there.
Speaker 1: I'm making progress. I'm dedicated to it. And I gave
Speaker 1: my words, so out to keep my word.
Speaker 4: Well, I love I love that.
Speaker 3: But if you start to run around the cheeto tree,
Speaker 3: if we're gonna get big trouble.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 1: Well, and in fairness, you are very generous and you
Speaker 1: sent us organic beef and fish, and we're very grateful
Speaker 1: and we do appreciate you.
Speaker 3: Well, that's nothing compared to all the things that you
Speaker 3: do for me and you do for the rest of us.
Speaker 1: Go I should get through a hundred extra days then
Speaker 1: if that's the case, but we'll negotiate that at a
Speaker 1: future date. I got a roll Billian Michaels. We appreciate
Speaker 1: you being on the show and all that you do
Speaker 1: to help help inform people and make them, you know, healthier.
Speaker 1: I'm buying in more and more every day, as you know.
Speaker 1: Eight nine one Shaw is a number if you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program. All the threats
Speaker 1: now still coming in Adam Shift, Jamal Bowman and media Democrats,
Speaker 1: you know, just non stop attack Musk, attack Musk, attack Musk.
Speaker 2: Anyway, here's the crazy he left.
Speaker 7: Do you know Elon Musk Have you met with him?
Speaker 10: I have met him before a time ago when he
Speaker 10: was saying.
Speaker 8: Was he saying that or you know he was he
Speaker 8: was saying.
Speaker 10: I mean, he was kind of an erratic genius. He's
Speaker 10: now an erratic evil, not so genius. And you know,
Speaker 10: there's all that speculation that he kind of turned because
Speaker 10: he didn't get invited to the White House for a
Speaker 10: meeting of electric carmakers under the last administration. I don't
Speaker 10: know whether that's true, But if it is true, what
Speaker 10: does that say about you? That you're going to change
Speaker 10: your whole worldview because you got snubbed from an invitation.
Speaker 11: This shows again the American people do not trust Elon Musk.
Speaker 11: And Elon Musk is incompetent in his position. And how
Speaker 11: do we know because they fired tens of thousands of people.
Speaker 11: It was challenging court. The court said the people have
Speaker 11: to go back, and now the people are coming back.
Speaker 11: He's incompetent, he's a thief, he's a Nazi, and people
Speaker 11: don't trust him.
Speaker 12: Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, it's taking a chainsaw
Speaker 12: to the federal workforce.
Speaker 4: Elon Musk continues his chainsaw attack in Washington.
Speaker 7: Taking a chainsaw, if you will, to the federal government.
Speaker 11: That's, you know, decapitating a lot, a lot they slashed.
Speaker 2: And had with the chainsaw.
Speaker 4: The slashing and the burning the chainsaw.
Speaker 7: Elon Musk with that chainsaw.
Speaker 8: I mean he's walking around acting like he's ahead of
Speaker 8: does he's, you know, brandishing the chainsaw.
Speaker 1: Nine months pregnant with Elon Musk chainsaw marauding.
Speaker 7: With a chainsaw. Wait a second, buster, put your chainsaw away.
Speaker 6: They cannot attack federal agencies with a chainsaw.
Speaker 8: He's doing it in a way with a chainsaw that
Speaker 8: alienates people.
Speaker 4: Right hand, chainsaw man that has.
Speaker 7: A chainsaw, that's chainsaw stuff.
Speaker 4: We used the chains Elon Musk is an unelected manchilds
Speaker 4: is an unelected man child.
Speaker 3: Running around the country with a pretend chainsaw.
Speaker 1: When we come back, we'll hit the phones toll free
Speaker 1: this Friday, eight hundred nine, Shawn straight ahead.
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Speaker 13: servicemen and service women, and standing up for liberty every day.
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Speaker 1: busy telephones this Friday and say hi to Sean in Idaho.
Speaker 2: Sean, how are you?
Speaker 1: I see you spend less than a third per student
Speaker 1: on education annually than say New York City, and your
Speaker 1: results are infinitely better congratulation of the great state of Idaho.
Speaker 2: I'm not surprised, thank you, Sean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, my children go to a charter school that does
Speaker 5: very very well as well.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm glad.
Speaker 5: Well. This is in response to the gentleman that was
Speaker 5: an atheist and he wanted to know why bad things
Speaker 5: happen to good people and he felt that, you know,
Speaker 5: that Christ was evil in his opinion because he allows
Speaker 5: people to have sicknesses and so forth. Oddly enough, last
Speaker 5: night my father in law passed away and.
Speaker 2: I'm very I'm very sorry. I'm sure that's painful.
Speaker 5: It is he was. He was a very good man.
Speaker 5: I loved him very much. And my wife, of course,
Speaker 5: she's broken up pretty bad. But the reason why is
Speaker 5: because he teaches us to love and care for others.
Speaker 5: When when bad things happen, that's an opportunity for us
Speaker 5: to become more like him. He asked us to do
Speaker 5: these things, and it's something that's near and dear to
Speaker 5: my heart to take care of others. That's why I
Speaker 5: serve in the military, That's why I do the things
Speaker 5: that I do in my daily life.
Speaker 1: Look, i mean, the Bible is pretty clear the human
Speaker 1: mind and consciousness and what separates us from animals is
Speaker 1: our consciousness is obviously not designed by God to fully
Speaker 1: comprehend Him.
Speaker 2: And there is there.
Speaker 1: Is a obviously a faith component if you believe in
Speaker 1: a God of Father, a creator, and the putting aside
Speaker 1: any religious particular religious faith or denomination.
Speaker 2: Put aside all of that.
Speaker 1: But if you believe in a God, a creator of
Speaker 1: the heavens and the earth, we don't know the mind
Speaker 1: of God, but we have an ability to wonder and
Speaker 1: to be an atheist, is what I told this guy.
Speaker 1: If you look, we now know, because of science that
Speaker 1: there are universes within universes within universes, and there seems
Speaker 1: no end to it, and it seems to be getting
Speaker 1: bigger as technology and antelegiscopes become more sophisticated in terms
Speaker 1: of their engineering and their design. Now there is a
Speaker 1: certain beauty and perfection in creation. I mean, gravity alone
Speaker 1: is a phenomenon, like these astronauts are going to have
Speaker 1: to adapt to gravity once again, and there's certain health
Speaker 1: challenges that they face when they get back. But putting
Speaker 1: that aside, then you get to the issue of Okay,
Speaker 1: if you're an atheist, how did all of this get created?
Speaker 1: Where did the energy come from? And to be an atheist,
Speaker 1: I contend, you have to believe that something can come
Speaker 1: from nothing. And when I press this guy, he would
Speaker 1: not answer because he doesn't have an answer. All he
Speaker 1: knows is he wants to judge God and he's angry
Speaker 1: at God. I think that the Bible's pretty cleared. No,
Speaker 1: God didn't promise us an easy life. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, he says just the opposite. He says that
Speaker 1: He is going to shape us and draw us closer
Speaker 1: to Him through the challenges that all of us face
Speaker 1: in life. Nobody goes through this and life unscathed, without problems,
Speaker 1: without challenges, without difficulties, and it's how we overcome them.
Speaker 1: Now in my life, I have found that my go
Speaker 1: to resolution is my faith, my belief in God, and
Speaker 1: I believe in the heavens and the earth, and I believe,
Speaker 1: as Jesus said to one of the people on one
Speaker 1: side of him when he was being crucified, you know
Speaker 1: this day you will be with me in paradise. I
Speaker 1: believe the Bible's promise, which is the eye have not seen,
Speaker 1: the ear, hath not heard, nor has it entered into
Speaker 1: the hearts of man with God has prepared for those
Speaker 1: that love the truth. So I believe that you're fa
Speaker 1: father in law, that you will one day be reunited
Speaker 1: with him, and your wife will be reunited with her dad.
Speaker 2: I believe that with all my heart.
Speaker 1: Does it take away this thing and the pain of
Speaker 1: losing a loved one, No, it doesn't. By the end
Speaker 1: of this month, in just a few days, my father
Speaker 1: will have been will have died twenty nine years ago,
Speaker 1: and I still miss him every day. But I do
Speaker 1: have a belief that I will be reunited with him.
Speaker 1: And I think he probably looks down from heaven and
Speaker 1: in shock and awe, never expecting me to do anything
Speaker 1: of worth in my life, to be honest with you,
Speaker 1: and he's probably was right in his prediction. I mean,
Speaker 1: the betting odds were not with me at that at
Speaker 1: that age when he was raising me. But you know,
Speaker 1: I'm grateful because I know I stand on his shoulders,
Speaker 1: and he sacrificed a lot and had a much harder
Speaker 1: life than I did.
Speaker 5: Because I had one more idea to this. I believe
Speaker 5: that atheism requires a certain level of papathy, and I
Speaker 5: see that a lot within people who were atheist and
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 2: They're intellectually lazy, don't you.
Speaker 4: I do, I do.
Speaker 5: I mean, I went through losing my own mother just
Speaker 5: in twenty eighteen, just before Christmas, and that was the
Speaker 5: hardest thing I've ever went through, was losing my mother.
Speaker 5: She was a dear woman. We were very close. She
Speaker 5: raised seven kids, A few of us even served in
Speaker 5: the military. We've done missions for our church, things like that,
Speaker 5: and she always told us to care about other people,
Speaker 5: that to be apathetic as to be further from God.
Speaker 2: I think your mother was right.
Speaker 1: Your mother was a wise lady, and obviously she helped
Speaker 1: shape you into the man you are today. And I
Speaker 1: know I stand on the shoulders of my parents, who
Speaker 1: stand on the shoulders of their parents. Both my grandparents
Speaker 1: and my parents grew up very, very poor, and they
Speaker 1: gave me a work ethic. It wasn't like I was
Speaker 1: always getting in trouble. I was off and outworking and
Speaker 1: they kind of liked that party they like. They never
Speaker 1: questioned when I was twelve years old and came home
Speaker 1: at two thirty three o'clock in the morning because I
Speaker 1: was working all night. They never questioned it. And I
Speaker 1: was out of my bicycle, you know, when I was
Speaker 1: ten in Bar in those years when I came seventeen,
Speaker 1: a little earlier than the law loud, but I did,
Speaker 1: and I'd tend Bar. I'd come home with a wat
Speaker 1: of cash. My father would come in while I'm sleeping
Speaker 1: and he'd take the money. He wouldn't He'd leave me
Speaker 1: a little bit, but not a lot. Anybody stopped taking
Speaker 1: my money and he put it in the bank. And
Speaker 1: for the years that I went to college, I used
Speaker 1: that money to pay for my college, and he did
Speaker 1: me a big favor. This is a very special generation,
Speaker 1: and that's why I'm so committed right now. We have
Speaker 1: a moment in history and opportunity now to leave this
Speaker 1: country better off than we found it, and I want
Speaker 1: to take full advantage of that. Anyway, my friend, appreciate
Speaker 1: the call. God bless you. Eight hundred and nine four
Speaker 1: one Sean is our number. If you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program. Let's say hi to Daniel
Speaker 1: Is in Miami. Daniel, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 5: Hard?
Speaker 14: How's it going?
Speaker 2: How's it going? What's going on?
Speaker 8: I can't complain?
Speaker 9: Hey, So what's you mccalluch so?
Speaker 8: I voted for Trump?
Speaker 12: Uh this past election, and and I knew what I
Speaker 12: was signing up for. And now since everything is just
Speaker 12: moving full speed ahead, you know, it's it's kind of overwhelming.
Speaker 9: So this gives some backstory.
Speaker 8: In school, I took advantage, like I was able to
Speaker 8: use the benefits granted to me as someone with a
Speaker 8: learning disability. And I want to know how that's going
Speaker 8: to affect kids moving forward that are in school.
Speaker 14: Now with how with the the dissolvement of the Department
Speaker 14: of Education, so like I do know that he wants
Speaker 14: to reallocate.
Speaker 8: Some of the duties that were granted to the Department
Speaker 8: of Education to other departments now with the government downsizing, Well,
Speaker 8: I know what.
Speaker 2: The President said.
Speaker 1: The SBA is going to handle student loans, and the
Speaker 1: Department of Health and Human Services are going to handle
Speaker 1: kids with special needs. Nutrition programs also will be handled
Speaker 1: by the HIHS as well.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, now think of it though.
Speaker 1: I mean, now that you're going to give money to
Speaker 1: the states, I think they're going to be way more
Speaker 1: attentive to kids with special needs. I think they're going
Speaker 1: to end up with more services, not less. I think
Speaker 1: now that we're deporting the illegal immigrants in this country,
Speaker 1: and you have resources that are no longer going to
Speaker 1: be drained from the Department of Education. That will allow
Speaker 1: for more attention to those kids that need that special attention.
Speaker 1: The states are going to be very experimental, and I
Speaker 1: could see, for example, special ed teachers maybe being assigned
Speaker 1: X number of kids that they handle, and maybe they're
Speaker 1: they're dealing with three, four or five at a time.
Speaker 1: And I think the attention is going to be that
Speaker 1: much greater for that, and that will result in that
Speaker 1: will that will yield better results in the end.
Speaker 2: I think no, like.
Speaker 8: And then I agree, But like, so an example of like,
Speaker 8: because I can only go off of what I've experienced.
Speaker 8: You know, so in school, I did have an individual
Speaker 8: learning plan because the way that I learned it was
Speaker 8: not on par with the other.
Speaker 9: Students in my class. So so like I would have
Speaker 9: so I would have the ability to step aside and
Speaker 9: go through a different classroom to take tests or to
Speaker 9: do whatever.
Speaker 8: Now, my my concern is, you know, like, and mind
Speaker 8: you like?
Speaker 9: I like.
Speaker 8: I'm asking this more of the sense of look, I
Speaker 8: have a very liberal relative, and I want to be
Speaker 8: able to explain or justify it. Hey, look, this is
Speaker 8: why I believe this is a good thing. Like back
Speaker 8: when Trump was first running, when he wanted to get
Speaker 8: rid of standardized testing, I was all four it, you know,
Speaker 8: but I was steered away at that time because I
Speaker 8: didn't know any better.
Speaker 1: But like, now, can I ask you this, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you where to start with your liberal relatives.
Speaker 2: Start with this.
Speaker 1: We spend more per capita per student on education than
Speaker 1: any industrialized country in the world, and we come in
Speaker 1: like thirty seventh depending on the year in reading and
Speaker 1: about fortieth in math. Ask them, why would they continue
Speaker 1: to support a system that is failing our children, and
Speaker 1: especially failing children in deep blue states and deep blue
Speaker 1: cities that have and especially in districts that are predominantly
Speaker 1: minority that have been so negatively impacted by the by
Speaker 1: the current system. Why wouldn't they support innovative change to
Speaker 1: make it better? Put it on them. How do you
Speaker 1: defend how do you defend systemic and and institutional.
Speaker 2: Failure like this? What if? What is? What is the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party done? What have they done to deserve your trust?
Speaker 14: No, I mean I mean put it.
Speaker 2: I'd flip it on them, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, like, yeah, I mean like uh like uh,
Speaker 8: like the last election, I unfortunately voted for Biden because
Speaker 8: you know, I thought because of the information that I
Speaker 8: was receiving. But I went through these last four years
Speaker 8: and like, mind you, I've only elected. I've only voted
Speaker 8: three times.
Speaker 12: Uh once when I first turned a team, uh like
Speaker 12: with Hillary versus Trump, then Trump versus Biden, then Trump
Speaker 12: versus Comal, you know, and you know, uh, the information
Speaker 12: now I was receiving before, you know, I.
Speaker 8: Was like, oh yeah, like yeah, this is good, you know.
Speaker 8: But like I've had life experience to now that I
Speaker 8: worked in the medical field and I'm working in a
Speaker 8: blue collar job where I'm like, no, this doesn't this
Speaker 8: is not sustainable, and I can't and like and I
Speaker 8: justified myself saying, look, there's no way that this next
Speaker 8: four years, if the things did not turn out the
Speaker 8: way that they did, it was going to be beneficial.
Speaker 9: So yeah, let.
Speaker 1: Me give you another way to say it. And then
Speaker 1: I have to run for the constraints of time.
Speaker 2: What have you got? What have we got to lose?
Speaker 1: We're already at the bottom of the list in terms
Speaker 1: of educational scores or industrialized countries. What what what? What
Speaker 1: are we risking here nothing. You know what, We've got
Speaker 1: to lose nothing. But I'll tell you what's I predict
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Speaker 1: these kids the latter to success that is necessary in America.
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