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Today I have Kyle Olson with me from the Midwesterner.

And Kyle, I want to kind of go through what's happening on the Democrat side because

everybody says that they're melting down.

But there's a few key points that I want to get into.

And one last week, we saw

that Randy Weingarten, who is the president of the American Federation of Teachers.

So the Teachers Union, the second largest, right? Yes, there's two. Yes. Okay. So we find out

that she decided she didn't want her appointment to the DNC, which she has apparently had since 2009.

She was on the Rules and Bylaws Committee.

And it was funny because this came out and conservatives were like, wait a minute, we didn't know she actually had a position within the DNC, which I think shocked people somewhat.

I don't think people were totally stunned by it.

But I am stunned by it because here is somebody who was making decisions about whether or not

our kids could be in school while holding a position with the Democrats who were in charge at the time.

So a powerful position within their party making decisions about the rules of how they run their

party. And she's also in charge of funds that come from. So they're completely siphoned off of what the taxpayers pay the teachers.

So she's taking public funds and using them and funding an organization that puts her on a

committee. I mean, you cannot make this stuff up. Well, I think it shows the unions, whether it's

the NEA or the AFT or the UAW or SCIU or any of them, they run the Democratic Party.

Unions run the Democratic Party. And so for all of the, you know, conventions and everything that we see on TV, the unions are calling the shots.

So it's not entirely surprising to me to see that she's on a committee because the unions

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