One big takeaway from the midterm elections was that voters aged 18 to 24 who fall into

the Gen Z category voted for Democrats by 61%. 61%. And some research by Tufts University's

Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement suggests that 27%

of people ages 18 to 29 voted in the election. So we're looking at increased turnout

from young people who are going heavily for Democrats. So why is that happening? Well, I think we

look to America's schools. We look to K to 12 and we've had a lot of conversations on this show

about the woke indoctrination, the things that they're trying to pump young minds with.

But we haven't had the conversation about just the breakdown in education in these schools.

And there are some recent findings from the National Assessment of Education Progress,

which is known as the nation's report card, which tested hundreds of thousands of fourth and

eighth graders across the country this year. And they found that reading scores dropped to 1992

levels that four in 10 eighth graders failed to grasp basic math concepts. In both math and reading,

students scored lower than those tested in 2019. And math scores plummeted by the largest margins

in the history of this test, which began in 1969. So what does that mean for our country moving

forward? And then we're looking at other developed nations who are outpacing us in the education

system as well. So what does that mean for American competitiveness? And how do we fix the issue?

How do we break up this bureaucracy that's not only indoctrinating or youth, which are then

going to turn out in elections and vote for all these dumb things like climate change and abortion

and guns that are being pumped in their minds? But what does it mean for the country more broadly

when we're pumping kids out of the education system who don't think critically, who aren't educated

and we're failing and compared to other nations? So we're going to talk to one guy who's

talking about this, who's actually made it his mission, who's passionate about all of this,

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