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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World, and it's so sad.

The filthy little urchin children all across the country, they are going teacherless.

They just have nothing to do. They're gumming

their corn cobs. Their teeth have all fallen out of their heads because they've been entirely

neglected because apparently there is a nationwide teacher shortage, which is really weird because

if memory serves, I believe the teachers union somehow wangled $200 billion from the federal government. So,

I mean, that should more than cover the tab. But, you know, apparently this is easily the greatest

problem facing mankind at this juncture. So there's only one person to turn to in terms of sorting these things out.

And that, of course, is our nation's foremost school choice advocate who does more work in this arena than

just about anyone I've ever met or heard of Corey DeAngelis Senior Fellow at the American Federation

for Children. Welcome back to the podcast. Hey, thank you so much for having me. Is there a teacher

shortage? I don't know. I really think it's a bunch of BS. It's a narrative that we hear

year after year after year. And the reason that the teachers' unions want to pretend that

there's a teacher's shortage is because it allows for more, an argument to have more dues-paying

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