All right, you guys. I know that I have been talking quite a bit lately about my opinion that vouchers

are not a good idea for homeschoolers. I've given you guys a lot of reasons why today I have a new

friend in the studio here in Vancouver, Washington with me all the way from South Carolina to talk

about this Dick Hawkins is in the studio. He has a passion to teach the rising generation about why

World View Matters. He is friends with a friend of mine, E-Ray Moore, also from the southeast men in

South Carolina. I'll tell you what, they're sure they're sure, stirring the pot. I'm very excited

that he's here to talk about this. You guys, you're going to want to get out a pencil and take some

notes. Stick around. I think you're going to be encouraged.

Well, thank you guys for tuning in today. I'm going to jump right into this because it's not often

that I have a Southern gentleman in my studio and it's really not often that someone is willing

to come on and talk about such an important topic. The topic of school vouchers, education, savings

account, you guys know what my opinion is on this. I believe that with Shekels, come Shekels and

this is the opinion of my guest today, Dick Hawkins. Welcome to the show. Well, thank you Heidi. It's

a real real pleasure to be here with you and go through this interview. I'm looking forward to this.

Thank you for coming. I really appreciate you being here. I know that you have a lot to say about

this, but before I jump into the topic, I'd love it if you would just introduce yourself a little

bit. I was looking at your biography before we started and I asked you if you'd had your Napoleon

moment yet because you've done so many things born in 1949 raised in the Santa Monica area of

California. You've got a Bachelor of Science in Education. You got your Masters in Business Administration.

You've been in the Air Force. You've been a part of the National Guard. And now you're the assistant

to the chairman of the Christian Education Initiative. And that's a lot. You have a passion for

what's happening in the culture right now. I do. For my first 50 years in life, I was on the pagan

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