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With us today we have Daniel McAdams, our co-host, Daniel, good to see you.

Good morning, Dr. Paul. How are you this morning?

Warming up.

Yes, finally.

No snow today.

No, no, no.

Well, very good, but it's snowing trouble someplace in the world and try to iron that stuff out.

But I want to start off with education, you know, Department of Education and the control of education by the federal government,

which I think anybody with a lick of sense or even a smidgen of an understanding of the Constitution

would never try to justify this monopolistic control of all the educational system in the country

and finance it to the tune of billions and billions of dollars and wonder why we're not doing so well on education.

But, you know, it's something Trump had said he was going to do.

He said, under the Constitution, education should go back to the states.

I agree, and I think this is a good move, and it'll be lots of, lots of fighting and fuming over this.

But, you know, this isn't the first time I thought about education, because there were two episodes that happened on the development of this system.

You know, way back when I was in college in the 50s, I know I was in

higher as president, I was still thinking about being a schoolteacher, and I was in an

education course, and the Department of Education at Gettysburg College said that he had to take

a couple of days off because there was an important meeting, you know, in Washington. And HECO had to go and attend this.

It had to do with the government, the announcement of Eisenhower was making about education.

And he says there's a, and he explained to us, he says, and there's been a lot of people concerned

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