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We're talking to the authors of Battle for the American Mind, uprooting a century of miseducation.

Pete Hegssef of Fox and Friends.

David Goodwin, not of Fox and Friends.

But he's a friend. So you get, but he's a friend. So let me just say, this book tells us how it

happened. And that's what we're talking about. It's like most people don't know how it happened.

They just know suddenly they turned around and lunacy was prevailing.

I mean, it's almost unbelievable, the level of lunacy.

You know, whether we're talking about pronouns, you're kind of like, wait a minute, what?

Who came up with that 10 minutes ago that we have to like talk about? I mean, and you do want to know who did come up with this madness.

And in a funny way for me, the issue is the brazenness of it.

And in those, you might as well be, you know, George Orwell in 1984 saying, we're going to get you to say two plus two equals five.

If the party tells you two plus two equals five, you better say two plus two equals five.

It's the brazenness of it that I think is the most

alarming. The question and the thing that they can count on is who do you point at? At this point,

as we tell the story, there's no one boogeyman. You can say, well, that person did. It was just

Barack Obama. It was just Randy White Garden. It was just common core. It was sort of death by

a thousand cuts over time as they took over and controlled all of these institutions, which is why,

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