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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And once again, we have to save at least part of the world from overzealous governors who are bought and paid for by teachers unions who want to keep kids and parents from choosing schools that would better their lives and education.

Joining me today is Penny Nance.

She is the CEO of Concerned Women for America.

There are a lot of moms out there who are very concerned

because they saw what happened during the pandemic,

and it really hasn't gotten better for a lot of students.

You know, the emergency, the declaration may have ended,

but still there are a lot of schools that are very much in a war zone and a lot of parents

who can't get their kids out of failing schools for different reasons in a lot of places like

New York and California and Illinois and Michigan, Oregon and

Washington State, the teachers unions have such a stranglehold on the politicians and, you know,

schools and a big part of the state budget. And in a lot of those places, even though they throw more and more money at

bad schools and bad school systems, the outcomes are not just bad. They're getting worse and

worse since the pandemic. And we have not narrowed the gap of learning loss in this country. And it's very frustrating for

moms who are trying to get involved. But every time they do, they are labeled domestic terrorists

either by the FBI or the Southern Poverty Law Center. So what is a parent to do when you've got legislators, you've got

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