Okay, everybody. Welcome back to the Bill Bennett show, thoughtful conversation about the

news of the day and we address the existential threats to American. I want to use that expand

on that phrase, that term, existential threats and kind of, is the new development politically.

But not an existential threat is, I have a new daughter-in-law.

You're right, because the wedding was a struggle.

Son got married this weekend, Joseph, and it was a great weekend and had a nice rehearsal dinner.

Sure, wonderful celebration.

And Mrs. Bennett put on a rehearsal dinner that was really nice.

Of course.

And her son, Joe, said, please tell stories about what I was a baby.

Right. Yeah, he doesn't want to, how many can be embarrassing?

I understand.

So Mrs. Bennett got up and said, now I was told not to tell the story of, you know,

she's lunched into one or two.

But anyway, it's very tasteful, very funny.

And he enjoyed it.

I gave him a toast and it was, it was good.

I mean, we went to Catholic church, the sacrament of matrimony.

Nice church here in DC, and then a very nice reception that her parents put on.

Sure.

It was good.

Joining me today is Chester Finn, distinguished senior fellow in President Emeritus, Thomas B. Ford,

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