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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of

Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

And today I'm going to hopefully save your school year.

Because obviously there need to be big changes in terms of public schooling in this country.

And the pandemic has made that very, very clear.

We have seen how much power of these national teachers unions have over whether or not

our kids are in school for instruction. They're too powerful. They're too prevalent. They're too

insidious. And now with new CDC mask guidance, it seems like the teachers unions will have yet another foothold to keep kids

out of school. This has been devastating on a number of levels. Not only, you know, has socialization

and learning been stunted for what could be going on a third school year, but also there is a

mental health crisis, particularly with teens in this country. And

those cries for help, whether it's emergency room visits or visits to a first-time therapist,

they're falling on deaf ears in terms of these unions and the educators that they represent. And this is

the greatest miscarriage of justice of the pandemic,

in my opinion. And again, I'm completely biased because I have two kids in public school here

in New York City. I've got a 12-year-old and a 16-year-old. And I have seen how it's hurt them.

I have seen their friends suffering. I've heard

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