Welcome back to the Dershow. I hope those of you who watch the tour of my

Florida apartment with all my chachkis and all my memorabilia and the

Jefferson and all that stuff. I hope you enjoyed it. If you missed it, you've

been still got it obviously online. So I hope you would enjoy it. Just one

moment reflection on Tom Brady who I've been watching since he first came to

the New England Patriots. I had a tiny, tiny, tiny role to play in

Bella checks coming to the Patriots and I've been kind of a friend of the

Patriots and the owners for a long, long period of time. And Brady's retirement is

really the end of an era. I think Mahorn is really, really, really good, but

Brady's accomplishments, his rings, his ability to bring the team back from

deficits really has been unparalleled in football. In football history, football

won't be the same as him and I know he's had some tough personal issues in

his life and I just wish him the best and thank him for all the joy. He brought

to me winning or losing, mostly winning, a theory of Patriots fan. I know a lot of

people hate the Patriots, but I was a loyal Bostonian for the 50 years I lived

there, Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics, Patriots. I went to all their games, big sports

fan. One of these days we'll do a show just on sports. I'll ask you some

really, really hard trivial questions about sports that I would challenge you

to come up with the answer, but we're gonna put that off. Today we're dealing with

one of the most contentious, difficult, and in many ways insoluble problems and

very important, very important problems. How do you teach public school students

from a public school student's out of a choice? They're in school, they're

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