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Good afternoon, Michael Malice here. Let that be your welcome for the next hour.

We have with us our returning guest and fellow sheath underwear model, Corey DeAngelis, who's National Director of Research for the American Federation for Children.

Corey, thanks for joining me today for another special all-hunk edition of your welcome.

But what I'm really excited to talk to you about is you are probably the biggest dispenser of white pills.

Out there today because it has been your work to promote school choice for children. And I'm going to talk about I'm going to go hard left for a second.

Because I think something that libertarians don't acknowledge enough is that when people are faced with extreme poverty that may not affect someone's freedom in a legal sense, but it does affect their choices.

We're working 12 hours a day. You got to feed for your kids. You got to commute to work.

Every dollar counts that really does have some material effect on your freedom.

And in addition to this, the best way to get out of that situation for young people is to be educated is to have discipline is to demonstrate when I go into that office, you can rely on me to perform maybe not an eight plus level.

I'm a solid B and as an employee, I'm really at the top of the pack.

What I think they get wrong is that the hard left understands how monopolies are deleterious, how they have all the incentives with the monopolies are perverse and work at the expense of everybody else.

And they are in favor of making education a government monopoly.

So do you agree with everything I've said just far so far?

Yep. And in addition to that, it's also a libertarian position to fund the students directly, especially since we already are spending the taxpayer funding.

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