Now, I want to talk a little bit about the president's state of the union address from

Tuesday night.

You know, there really wasn't much substance in that address at all.

I mean, to me, it looked like he was speaking to some grade school kids.

If you look at the vocabulary and the way the speech was delivered, it seems like it

was really written for, you know, people without, not a lot of education, which is, you

would think that's kind of ironic because education is such a cornerstone.

You know, the president wants to make sure that everybody goes to college.

You know, now he wants to make community college free.

Yet when they write their speech, I think they do it with the vocabulary level of like,

maybe a seventh grader.

I mean, I think that's what it's aimed at because that's really all a college education

buys you in America now.

You graduate college and you can read and write at a seventh grade level.

I mean, and that's the part of the problem.

I don't understand.

It's just going to the school, right?

Having more kids in college, I mean, pretty soon, right?

The, the government is going to succeed in making a college degree, even less worthless

than a high school diploma.

I mean, if Obama had his way, you would need a PhD to be a fry cook, right?

But what good would it?

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