I had an interesting week but I want to start out by telling this just a short story about how I grew up.

I've said many times my parents pulled me out of school in fourth grade and started homeschooling me.

And they raised me with one central principal,

which is always question authority.

Be your own voice, trust your own intuition,

you know, follow that guiding light. Your

connection to God is all that matters and no one overrides that. And so I've

said before and I've attempted to do this with my own kids,

it's a very difficult way to raise a family,

because your children challenge you all the time.

Why?

Because in their world, you're that authority that needs to be challenged.

And so in our house, we have a rule that you're allowed to make any argument against even chores

you're being asked to do, but you get one argument.

If it's a winning argument, okay, then you're out of it.

I want to create debate, I want to create discussion on my family,

and it's also how I run this show. One of the main things I tell most of you

or all of you all the time is that first of all I'm not telling you what to

think. I'm trying to show you how to think and I'm also demanding that you be critical thinkers

and really ask questions. I've said before that you know that media or the news is

the fourth branch of government. It's what our founding fathers said that if we did not have a free press

that was willing to ask the hardest questions,

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