And we're live.

Welcome to Loopcast.

We are joined today as we continue the Papa Pogo paternity tour by the inimitable

Jeremy Tate, and I'll introduce him more at length in a minute.

Yes, Pogo has instructed me to tell everyone in the chat that his wife gave birth to a very

healthy baby girl and they are all very happy. And thank you for all the prayers. He's very moved

by the messages. He's received. So congrats again to Pogo and all the little Pogo's. And welcome.

Here we are. We have so much to talk about today because it turns out Europe isn't doing so well.

J.D. Vance might have hurt some feelings. He might have caused some tears over the weekend with his harsh words for the state of free speech in our good friends over the pond.

Jeremy, you are over the pond today, joining us from the Great City of London, right?

Yes, yes.

Hopefully nothing we say in this conversation.

We get tested by the British police here, but we'll try to keep it.

I told Jeremy, before we went live, our goal was to get him arrested today.

And we're on that later.

But, Jeremy, tell the viewers a little bit about yourself,

what it is you do here for education in our great country and what you're doing in London.

Yeah, absolutely. Erica, Josh, thrilled to be back. A big fan of the loop. It's an honor to be here

with you. So I run an alternative to the SAT and ACT. It's called the classic learning test.

So we work closely with, I believe, some of the best Catholic colleges in the country, places like Ave Maria, of course, University of Dallas, Christianham College.

Students can take that as an alternative to the SAT and ACT, but really something we started out of a conviction that the college board

is it has a toxic influence on American education. The college entrance exam has unique power

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