Because of Special Olympics, I think a lot of people now do just accept, well, of course they can play sports.

Because we've all heard of Special Olympics, yeah.

So you just accept they can do that.

Well, what if we spent the same amount of time and energy and organization in years teaching them other things?

You know, teaching them a skill, teaching them a vocation, teaching them how to be independent.

Could they learn those things too, right?

Why isn't there a Special Olympics of jobs?

Welcome to an army of normal folks. I'm Bill Courtney. I'm a normal guy. I'm a husband, a father, an entrepreneur, and I've been a football coach in Intercity Memphis and the last part

it unintentionally led to an Oscar for the film about our team it's called Undefeded

guys I believe our country's problems will never be solved by a bunch of fancy people in nice suits

using big words that nobody understands on CNN or Fox, but rather an army of normal folks, us, just you and me deciding, hey, I can help.

That's what Jane Borakoff, the voice we just heard is done.

She created, let's call it a Special Olympics

for jobs in Houston, Texas.

Her nonprofit, The Heart Program, has provided job training and placement for hundreds of adults

with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

When too much of our culture believes that these kind of folks can't provide

any value in the workplace, Jane disproves it. Hart and its trainees also operate over 60 vending machines and get this

150 concession events each year including at every professional sports stadium in Houston.

I can't wait for you to meet Jane right after these brief messages from our generous sponsors. What is up with this cable news echo chamber, Tif? Hello? Hello? Hello?

Hello?

Yo.

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