Speaking of Liberties, we have Alex Newman of Liberty Sentinel.org joining us, and he has just put out an excellent book about education.

You've heard me on this program for years, quote Alex on his, I think, perfect metaphor.

As a matter of fact, it's one of the chapters that he's got here about the burning

building and how the schools are like a burning building.

Get your kid out of the burning building, then work with your neighbors to put the fire

out before it burns down the entire neighborhood.

And that's what our schools are like.

And the government involvement in it that he lays out in this book goes back 200 years.

It's a very meticulous, iterative process to get us where we are.

So joining us now is Alex Newman.

Good to talk to you again, Alex.

It is great to be here.

Thank you so much, David.

Well, thanks for coming in.

Let's talk a little bit about this because, you know, there's a lot of familiar names.

Thomas Dewey, the dewey decimal system

i remember when i was in tampa there was a school that was named after horace man as well

and i didn't at the time know who he was but when we got into homeschooling i learned who he was

kind of give us an idea of how this thing has i i look at it and when you look at the table of contents and you read

the book, it makes it very clear this is a long-term plan of incremental takeover. Very much like

what Antonio Gramsie said, you know, we're going to march through the institutions. You know,

forget about this, you know, shooting people on the streets type of thing. It's more effective if we take over the institutions. And that's, you know, we're going to march through the institutions. You know, forget about this, you know, shooting people on the streets type of thing. It's more effective if we take over the

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