Well, at long last, I think it's time to get down to one of the most pressing issues in the country today.

Hi everybody, I'm Bill Whittle here with Steve Green and Scott Ott, and obviously the thing that everybody wants to know in these changing and turbulent times, I think probably more than anything, is how do you pick a right angle topic?

Well, we decided to let you in on the on the on the backstage aspect of this.

So my topic today up until just a few moments ago was going to be a story I saw by Instapundit at our

friends at campus reform saying that less than one quarter of students have a positive view of

capitalism. And we know that they have a non-positive view of capitalism because they wrote

this on their on their

Mac portables in Starbucks while using AT&T Wi-Fi.

23% of students said they had a positive view of capitalism. I thought, oh, we're heading for

the devil. These kids are fully indoctrinated. Then I saw another story. I thought, oh, my mom,

this probably connected to this.

Another story about how progressives are determined to get around the Supreme Court ruling, and they are

going to find some way to forgive student debt. So now we've got students who hate capitalism,

who demand that the money that was spent on their education be forgiven to them by the giant

social estate, and now I'm thinking, man, we are really, really, really in trouble. But then, of course, I land money that was spent on their education be forgiven to them by the giant socialist state.

And now I'm thinking, man, we are really, really, really in trouble. But then, of course,

I land on the actual topic, which I want to talk about today. And that's simply this. From campus reform, researchers cry fascism and then take time off to heal after respondents

to a gender survey identify as Apache attack helicopter.

And then I realized there's hope for the country and there's hope for the youth of America

after all, although I must say the picture is not an Apache attack helicopter, so there's much

education left to be done. Here's the thing, guys, this is what I love about this, two things I

love.

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