Welcome to Making Sense of the Madness. I'm your host, Sean Morgan. We're going to question the mainstream narrative and expose media propaganda with Rebecca Frederick. She's a schoolteacher for 28 years, started challenging the teachers' union, took them to the Supreme Court. She's making a documentary called Whose Children Are They? We're going to ask her all about her journey

today. We're also going to talk to Alexandra Bruce from forbidden knowledgetTV.net. She has a breaking

news update for us. It's going to be a great show. Stay with us.

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Welcome to Making Sense of the Madness, just telling you about Rebecca Frederick's 28-year school teacher who took teachers' unions to Supreme Court has a really great documentary coming out called Whose Children Are They?

Let's take a look at this documentary before we bring her on. Public education has gone off the rails. Once you get into this idea that it's really the government's job to educate children,

you end up in a very, very dangerous place, and I don't see anything good coming out of that.

When we look at this radical agenda, the way our children are being exploited,

and the way parents are getting shut out, it comes down to one fundamental question.

Whose children are they? Whose children are they? Who's children are they? Where did this idea come from that we're even asking whose children are they?

It's where all the money is.

It's why the union is there.

It's why it's so corrupt.

Now it's about power and money and politics,

and somehow the kids are getting lost and all of that.

Our teachers are bullied? Parents are shut out.

America, as we know it, is being reimagined in a very dangerous way.

I just like to fire it in my butt and that's why I want to put a stop the critical race theory

so that a lot of friendships can be saved and that we can just all get along.

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