Well, school board meetings have become quite the talk of the town all around the country as parents are starting to wake up to what's happening around the United States in our woke and broken school system.

Recently, my friend Steve Lamper decided to attend his first ever school board meeting in Lee Summit, Missouri and today he's going to join me to talk about what happens to around. I think you're going to be encouraged.

Well, thank you guys for tuning in today.

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So we're going to talk about nurture in your kids body soul mind and spirit. We're going to spend some time on home making and we're going to answer the question.

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It really is a beautiful thing. All right, you guys know my friend Steve Lambert. He's been on the show with me several times. He and his wife Jane are very dear friends of my husband and myself.

We've traveled around the country together. Steve has spoken for years on the home school circuit and he is a father of two and a grandfather.

All of his kids and grandkids have been home school. So he knows quite a bit about what's happening in our education system.

He called me a few days ago and said, Hey, Heidi. I just went to my first school board meeting and I was like, dude, how did that go? And it was so interesting.

I asked him to come on the show and tell you guys what he saw and heard. Hey, Steve, welcome to the show.

Hey, Heidi, thank you. It's always fun to be with you. I know it's fun to just to be able to do it in a format like this because we're talking on the phone most days of the week.

And every once in a while, I'm like, dude, the whole world's it here that in fact you wrote something on your Facebook page the other day talking about kudzu.

And I think that might be a good place to start because it was so good that I put it on on my big on my big page. So what did you write about?

Yeah, kudzu was another government master plan that went awry. They shocker.

I think the kudzu was introduced to some kind of an international world conference or something as an exhibition plant and the soil conservation service of America said, well, that's great.

We can use that for ground cover because it grows up to a foot a day. And it probably covered about six states anywhere you anytime you go to the South Carolina, Georgia, anywhere down in that part of the country.

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