Let's talk about college funding, shall we? Let's talk about bringing education back to the states.

Let's talk about parents having more control over their kids' education process. Let's talk about all of it today.

Joining me today, my guest is the president of Cornerstone University, Kersan Moreno, Riano.

And Mr. President, thanks for joining us here today in Philadelphia. We appreciate it.

Great. Thank you so much for the opportunity. Look forward to our conversation.

You know, I'm a big fan of Lyndman. I love the idea that somebody got hired to put herself out

of a job. I think that's pretty cool. It's really an incredible opportunity she has. I mean,

the president has teed her up, quite frankly, and basically laid out the outcome he wants.

And here's why we need to do it and why. And now she's got her marching orders. And I think her

background suits her well for the job she has to do. It's a complicated task, obviously.

It's a massive bureaucracy and with a long history. So she's got her work cut out for her,

but I think she'll be able to do it.

And I'm sure she's hard at work right now.

And when you think about it,

and I mean, obviously, as a college president,

you're talking to parents a lot,

and you're meeting with them.

What are some of the biggest issues

that are on their minds today?

My kids are younger, 10, 8, and 5. So we're thinking about saving for college, but you're

talking to parents and their kids are in high school. And what do they tell you? I tell you, number one,

it's funding. It's finances. I mean, that is the number one thing of parents, adult learners

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