Now it's practically a cliche at this point.

Stanford University pushes separate physics course for minority students.

They're going to start segregating classrooms in the name of some progressive goal or another.

That's a theory. Well, I'll hit you with that in a while. So that underrepresented minorities don't

feel disincluded or something like that. I don't know. It's crazy. I'm making them take their own class.

Are they going to have different standards for what gets you a beer? That's part of it.

So you mentioned the Wall Street Journal NBC poll. We haven't spent much time on the part that

got the most attention to me is that the tremendous decline in the last 20 years in patriotism,

religion and the goal of having children. Oh, I've got all that in front of me. That's incredible.

Yep. Yep. And maybe you're four of those things. Even if you are, I'm not, but even if you are,

you got to recognize it as a major change in society. And whenever you have major changes,

there will be various repercussions, not all of them. What you think they're going to be.

Indeed. Absolutely true. You know, we're here talking about this. We could dive into it.

The client of, and we're talking about from 1998 to 2019. So can we, can we call it 20 years?

Yeah. Can we agree on that? Yeah. 20 years. Hard work is 6% less important or very important

as 6% fewer people. I will tell you this though, somewhat important when from 9 to 15%. So it's

a shade of a difference. We still have ladies and gentlemen. 98% of Americans say hard work is

very important. Would you get that idea from, from the media? No, I'm a nation of people who says,

listen, bust your ass or don't make any excuses. I don't want to hear it. I certainly wouldn't get

that from most of the policies that are discussed on debate stages either. Right. How odd on the other

hand. I will tell you this. You get even allegedly conservative voters. They can be seduced with

wait a minute. You're going to give me something. You got something from me. And politicians are

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