Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Weekender Additional My Craig Podcast. I'm Jerry and Sexton. Nick, I don't have power.

Is that metaphorical or you don't really have more?

I have no power. I've got no juice.

Oh, no. I'm sorry to hear that. I'm staying warm.

It's, I'm staying warm. We'll talk more about, I, I watched the Netflix, um, mini series Zero Day, which was about a major cyber attack that shuts down power. And so in my head, I'm just like, is it ever coming back? Is this the end? I know. Well, that mean, why, imagine a world where you didn't have the internet, like nothing, you would cease to be. Oh, Nick. I know. Well, that means, imagine a world where you didn't have Internet. Like, nothing.

You would cease to be. Oh, Nick. I think constantly about a world without Internet. Don't threaten me with a good time, my friend. Okay. All right, everybody. We got a jam-pack show. My God, is there a lot going on? A reminder, go over to patreon.com slash Mike Craig Podcast. if you're listening to the free preview.

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Patreon.com slash my Greg podcast. Nick, we got we got some goings-ons that we have talked about a little bit.

We sort of saw this coming.

But reports are now coming out that Donald Trump is preparing to sign an executive order that will dissolve the Department of Education.

We've also seen this paired with, I can't believe I'm getting ready to say this, Secretary of Education,

Linda McMahon, who sent out a memo titled, quote, our department's final mission,

which singled out critical race theory, DEI, gender ideology, and what she called

anti-American radicalization, saying that parents are the primary decision makers called out once more

DEI and said the post-secondary education is a path to a well-paying career aligned with

workforce needs. Nick, it appears that one of the biggest major actions of the Trump

administration is probably imminent.

This is something the right has worked on now for decades, which we'll talk about more in a second.

But there is a very real possibility we will see the end of the Department of Education.

Before I forget, you're the guy to ask this question to, you know the guy that goes,

let's get ready to rumble?

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