This is something that you want to watch or listen to before you send your kids back to school.

And I don't just mean government runs schools.

Today we're going to be talking about a host of issues, a host of curriculum that have made their way into schools all over the country.

This isn't just happening in pockets in San Francisco or New York City.

You will be shocked to find out what it is your kids are being exposed to. And the real question

that you're going to have to answer is, what can you do about it? All of that and more coming up

on this episode of making the argument. For anyone who likes to watch Angry Nick, this might be the

episode for you. If you're

driving home this afternoon, be sure to keep your eyes on the road because you might get a bit

angry over the topic of today's discussion. But thank you for joining us on this episode of

making the argument. If you learned something valuable, I hope you'll let us know in the YouTube

comment section, as well as leaving us review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. And don't forget the volley link to join us on

that platform is in the description of this podcast. And we hope to see you there to discuss this issue

after the show. All right. I'm your host, Nick Freitas, member of the Virginia House of Delegates,

but other than that a good guy. And for the purposes of this discussion, I will also mention

that I serve on the House Education Committee as well as

the chairman of the higher education subcommittee. So some of this information that I'm bringing

you today is coming from someone that has actually seen what's going on with respect to policy

discussions, at least in Virginia. But you're going to see a lot of the supplies all over the place.

Not with us today is the Queen of the bees. She stepped out to get some

milk. Did she? We'll see if she comes back. I'm here. As always, our resident historian and

political prognosticator, Christian Heinz. Hey, how you doing? And producer of producers, Nicholas Hamilton,

...