Welcome to The Wallborder Show.

Thanks for joining us today.

We got Dr. Paul Jaley coming on a little later.

We're going to talk about some of the things happening in Massachusetts, 250th anniversary this year for a lot of the things that happened before the Declaration of Independence.

And we'll also be talking

about education. How do we get back to the secret sauce and teach people in America why America

became great in the first place so we can get that formula back into our culture? Rick Green here

with David Barton and Tim Barton. Of course, guys, that's what Wall Builders is all about,

rebuilding the walls, right? We're laying the foundation and it's intellectual. And that, of course, means we've got to know what the bricks are to lay. We've got to know

what the right mortar is to mix up if we're going to rebuild the walls in America. Yeah, and it's

really important. And one of those big walls that has to be rebuilt is sound education. And I saw

an article here and sent it to you guys. And it was so bad on education, made me think of Paul Jaley, not because it's bad because education, but because Paul Jaley's got the solution for what this article has a problem with.

And by the way, Paul Jaley lives in Massachusetts. He's up in Plymouth. He runs Plymouth Rock Foundation, and it was out of Plymouth that we had a school

system that started, that swept across America, it became the, if you will, the bellwether

for American education. And I would argue that early American education at the time of the

Founding Fathers was probably the strongest of anywhere in the world

what they had in new england come out of massachusetts and then going in Connecticut and going in

those other northern colonies and what they did the colleges up there and the age at which they

had students doing stuff i think was the greatest education system in the world and so paul jaley

i wanted to get him on to talk about this, because

I want to read you guys what was in this article, and this, what made me think about, how did

we get it right back at the beginning? Because we sure don't have it right now. Here's, here's

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