All right, welcome back and joining us now as author Jared Julia.

He's also a parent.

He's also somebody homeschooled his kids, and he is an activist.

And I don't think he homeschooled, but we will be talking about some homeschooling as well.

But he also has a book that kind of teaches some

fundamental truth to parents about what is going on in the schools as well as in a

format that parents can use with their with their children the book is called

critical feather theory the red offenders and I think that's a pretty good name because

as one person said, it's kind of a cross between Alice in Wonderland and Animal Farm. And I kind of

feel like that's where I live on a regular basis. So joining us now is Jared, Julia. Thank you for

joining us, sir. Thank you so much for having me, David. Now, tell us a little bit about how you got into this.

I mentioned homeschooling because I know that you have comments about that, but your kids went through school, right?

And that's what got you involved in this.

Right.

Yeah, they went through the public school system.

I think that if I was younger, I might have homeschooled my kids because things have just gotten progressively

worse as things have gone along. So I am active in the homeschooling movement, and I go to a lot of

their conferences and things like that. But yeah, the way in which I got involved was during,

I've always had this belief that the school system, there's something wrong with

what our kids are being taught, but I couldn't really put my finger on it. And then as the slowdowns

happened with the pandemic and lockdowns and all that, I had the time to really research it. And as I'm

peeling back the layers of the onion, I was pretty disturbed by some of the stuff that I found out that goes

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