And I'm here to say thank you.

Thank you school board and superintendent bridges for not using your power to push back on the state of Illinois about the mass mandate.

We get to wear masks all day every day now. Isn't that great?

Thank you for forcing me to wear masks so I no longer have to brush my teeth or wash my face.

Seriously, my life is so much easier.

I don't wear glasses, but if I did, I would thank you for concealing my eyes with the fog from my breath, too.

Thank you for teaching students that our own mental health is much less important than making triple vaccinated adults feel safe.

Thank you for teaching me that even the most minute risk is not worth taking.

Life is best when you take the path of least resistance with no chance of failure and definitely no chance of catching a cold.

Thank you for not reaching out to the students, ask how we feel about masks, because if you did, the majority of students would say that they hate masks and then you might second guess your decision to make us wear them.

Thank you for allowing me to experience the anxiety associated with never seeing facial expressions.

Thank you for teaching us that we should never question authority or think critically, but instead we should follow whatever the people in charge tell us to do.

Obedience is best.

You will obey. That is a high school honors student. Eric, look her name up for me, text it to me because I want to recognize her.

That was just a few days ago in the Napaville school district, and she was standing up for her rights using a little bit of sarcasm, but at least putting a face to her views.

Something interesting is happening in America and we are going to unpack it with a woman who is fighting every single day against socialism from the young Americans against socialism Morgan Zegas.

Welcome to America first.

Thanks for having me.

You have a fascinating story you've told on our show previously. We can talk about it later, but that's kind of start backwards based upon that clip I just played you.

I don't want to be over optimistic if we don't have the requisite evidence, but when you see not parents, but students standing up in public making speeches like that.

Is this a sign that finally Americans are coming to their senses and enough people are pushing back on socialism as you have taught them?

Well, that's the thing. This is an open-ended question at this point of what's going to happen to future generations of America based on what they experienced during COVID.

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