Well, those green-haired Pierce, Gen Z, Social Justice Warriors are the

wokeest generation, and coming after them are the generation called the Alphas,

and we've got to assume they're going to be even worse, right?

But I went out to a football game on Friday night, and guess what?

Those kids are all right.

Hi, everybody.

I'm Bill Whittle here with Steve Green and Scott Ott and guys, so many people are

saying, why you stay in Los Angeles? My God man, the city is just a nightmare. And it is. We have

homeless people and crazy people and we have all of this stuff. But I happen to live in a neighborhood

that is a small town America. It's about 10 blocks by 10 blocks. It's been lifted out of small town, Iowa someplace, and plunk down in the middle of Los Angeles.

Don't ask me how I stumbled upon it, but I did. So this last Friday night, I had some free time.

Natasha was working on some photographs. And so I just took a short walk down to Notre Dame

High School, which is a private Catholic school. And I watched the Notre Dame Knights take on the Bishop Amont Lancers.

And I sat there and watched a high school football game for the first time since I was in high school.

And I really had a really good time.

Steve, I was, now, we have to preface this by saying this, Scott's episode was on

unionized school and school districts, union teachers and so on, the LA Unified School District,

which is public schools in Los Angeles, I think it's the largest public sector union in the,

in the country, and is nothing but pure evil and has done nothing but destroy the education

of those kids. But these kids were going to a private Catholic school.

Now, with that said, and with the clear understanding that in order to attend this school,

you had to part with, I think it's about $23,000 per year per student,

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