Donald Trump has done it, my friends.

He has signed the executive order to dismantle the Department of Education.

And, oh, woes us, cries liberals.

They say Trump can't do that.

The Department of Education was created by an act of Congress, and only an act of Congress can be rid of it.

But there is something interesting about Congress creating executive

branches that are controlled by the president. He can effectively dismantle them by instructing

all extraneous activities to be shut down and pulling their funding. So while Congress does

mandate certain functions must be done and it is Trump's job to carry those things out.

He chooses how they are carried out. Effectively, there will still be a Department of Education.

Maybe Congress will actually try to dismantle it. Definitely won't get past a filibuster.

So Trump's just going to say, we're going to rip it to shreds and it's going to function

miserably, miserably.

Miserably.

It's huge.

Guys, for those that have been tracking this stuff, we've had a Department of Education since 1979 and our test scores have fallen.

This unified federal education system has failed.

I am a huge opponent of the public school system. I think it's miserable and

awful. So I'm really excited about this. The states should be figuring these things out. And this will

allow individuals to make the determination of which school is right for them better than we do now.

Not to mention all the weird woke stuff where they're like, if you don't have this thing in your school, you're not getting funding or other programs like that. Goodbye.

So I'm excited for this. We'll talk about that. Then we've got a bunch of other stories. Pam Bondi's

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