And we're live. Welcome back to the loopcast. It's Tom, Erica, and Josh. And yes, Harvard has decided to

defy President Trump and forego potentially billions of dollars of federal funding. That opens up some

broad questions. Why are we giving money to Harvard in the first place? Ding, ding, ding.

Number one. Addressing, I think I do want to address in this episode, the best argument for is that

it funds some groundbreaking research, how do universities get fund?

And maybe people should be taking the Hillsdale option, kind of the OG of foregoing federal funds.

But we have a lot to discuss there.

But before you get into that, Erica, what else are we talking about today?

We also have the New York Times discovers that maybe Ritalin is not the best answer to ADHD.

Really interesting story out of New York Times there, things that everyone should probably know

before they put their kid on medication. Also, homeschoolers are facing invasive government

oversight regulations in the great state of Illinois, Land of Lincoln, and the Catholic Bishops Conference withdrew its opposition.

So we will dig into that and what's going on in the middle of our country.

Yeah, my mother-in-law has been begging me to talk about that on the show.

Or my wife, by proxy, Illinois, definitely freaked out about that.

And I'll tease this a little bit.

I had the opportunity

to speak to some college students at Marion University here in Indianapolis. Absolute pleasure.

I want to get into a little bit of what we discussed. And I think it was a great experience.

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