Happy weekend, parish orphans and retrogrades. Today, I have a special guest, my friend, Dr. Michael

Robillard, because he and I had an article on Fox News yesterday, and we are so excited to tell you

about it. It's an extra bit of news and commentary and something else with a little tincture of revolution.

So I bring to you today, my co-author on the book forthcoming this summer,

don't go to college, Dr. Michael Robillard.

What's up, Mike?

How's it going?

I'm quite well.

And I want to tell the people, in a brief introduction, I'll let you do it, why this book

don't go to college is so exciting, like the old Chris Farley skit.

It's exciting.

Why is this book about college not just a Kaplan book?

Why is it subtitle what it is? It's revolutionary, no?

Yes, yes. So the, yeah, this is a good point. The original title of it was don't go to college,

but then as we were in the final production, we were like, you know, we need a subtitle for it.

We thought, well, don't go to college, a case for revolution. That is really what we're getting at because this really is the tip of the spear of a

cultural counter-revolution that we're trying to push back on.

I mean, you at least saw this with the storing of the institutions with Gramsci and the Frankfurt School

and then saw Olensky's, you know, rules for radicals and, you know, your rules for retrogrades

obviously was trying to counter that. And now our counter-revolutionary effort is to retake the the academy mainly by burning it down and raising

the earth and then building some something out of the ashes hopefully but the first move

is to get people away from this pernicious evil you know college industrial complex

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