00:00:01.000In a very interesting episode on the Charlie Kirk show, we get into the new proposed curriculum in California about how your children are going to be forced to worship the Aztec deity of human sacrifice and cannibalism.
00:00:16.000We also talk about Evanston pushing forward reparations, Chicago suburb becoming the first city to give black residents reparations.
00:00:23.000And we also talk about at length Barry Weiss's article about the miseducation of America's elites, how America's ruling class is now freaking out that their children are learning critical race theory.
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00:02:01.000I've been in Chicago the last week, and it's always fun seeing family and friends and catching up with what's happening in the once great state of Illinois.
00:02:13.000But in some ways, when I visit Chicago and Illinois after spending two weeks in Florida and a week in Arizona, I feel as if I'm entering the Eastern block.
00:02:48.000They said, oh, no, that was a corner bakery.
00:02:50.000I said, oh, I guess the rioters and the looters needed to go steal a couple croissants in downtown Chicago, and it has not been repaired since last June.
00:03:01.000Another friend of mine witnessed in broad daylight, 3:30 in the afternoon on Oak Street in downtown Chicago, a mugging, wide open daylight, Oak Street.
00:03:15.000If you know Chicago, you know that is a very nice area.
00:03:20.000There are shootings on Michigan Avenue.
00:03:21.000Now, none of this gets covered in the national activist media.
00:03:25.000Chicago was a decent city, and there's still unbelievable people in the state of Illinois.
00:03:32.000I always say that Illinois does not do a lot right, but it has the best people in the country, hardworking, Midwestern patriots.
00:03:42.000So, how is Chicago handling the rise in crime?
00:03:47.000How is Chicago handling the lawlessness?
00:03:52.000Where, just so we understand The numbers we're dealing with here.
00:03:58.000In 2021, there have been 102 people shot and killed in Chicago, 427 shot and wounded, 529 total shot with 107 total homicides.
00:04:12.000A person is wounded in Chicago every three hours and eight minutes, and a person is murdered every 15 hours.
00:04:20.000Just so we understand the year that Chicago had last year, in the midst of the Chinese coronavirus with Laurie Lightfoot riding around on a horse, Chicago experienced record homicides.
00:05:40.000See how they're already framing reparations?
00:05:42.000NBC, to their millions of readers, frames reparations as a precedent for racial equality as it moves forward in becoming the first city in the country to fund reparations for its black residents.
00:05:56.000But some residents say it doesn't go far enough.
00:05:59.000So the idea of reparations is rooted in a belief that black people were institutionally and systemically discriminated against to such a great degree that any decisions that they made over the last couple decades really never mattered.
00:06:18.000And the only way to possibly right this wrong is through cash-based payments to the descendants of the people that were discriminated against, not the people themselves.
00:06:28.000This idea of reparations has been made more popular by Tahanisi Coates, who is not a very smart person, very good at branding, but not very, he has no wisdom.
00:06:41.000And I'd love to talk to him someday because he's made some such unbelievably broad generalizations on a lot of his work.
00:06:48.000But Tahanitsi Coates floated out this idea of reparations years ago.
00:06:53.000And of course, the New York Times and The Atlantic loved it.
00:06:57.000And Tahanitsi Coates and Alexandria Acasio-Cortez have something in common.
00:07:04.000They both dramatically moved the Overton window in the quickest amount of time I've ever seen in my life.
00:07:15.000The Overton window is a theory that basically there's a spectrum of which all political ideas operate on.
00:07:24.000And the spectrum goes from things that are unthinkable to public policy.
00:07:31.000So it goes from unthinkable to basically something that is debatable to something that is proposed to policy.
00:07:38.000Basically, the Overton window is the spectrum of which we move certain ideas into the zeitgeist, into the public sphere, into the narrative or into the conversation.
00:07:50.000A great example of this would be the defund police.
00:07:53.000Years ago, talking about defunding the police or abolishing the police, you would be laughed out of a room.
00:07:59.000Now it is public policy in Minneapolis and it is widespread conversation all across the country.
00:08:07.000Alexandria Casio Cotez did this with the Green New Deal.
00:08:11.000She intentionally aimed for $127 trillion for the Green New Deal, was laughed and mocked, but moved the Overton window.
00:08:18.000Where all of a sudden we're talking about a multi-trillion dollar stimulus bill because we grew desensitized to this idea of trillion-dollar spending packages because, well, $127 is insane, but $2 trillion sounds just enough.
00:08:32.000Tahaniti Coates did something very similar with the conversation around reparations.
00:08:36.000So instead of Chicago or Chicago suburbs, and Evanston, I guess, is technically a suburb, but it's very close to being in Chicago, focusing on the rise of rapes, assaults, violent crime, murder, or battery, and even kidnapping, Chicago and its adjacent suburbs are more focused on redistribution reparations.
00:09:02.000And even black residents say that it doesn't go enough, go far enough.
00:09:07.000Now, this doesn't count, by the way, housing and urban development, potential food stamp usage, social security benefits.
00:09:15.000It doesn't count the massive multi-trillion dollar welfare state that already exists.
00:09:19.000You see, this entire NBC news piece that is written by Safai Sami Ali makes it sound as if there is no social safety net at all whatsoever for anyone in this country.
00:09:30.000And in Evanston, Illinois, it's not just terrible, it's we have abandoned these people.
00:09:38.000We have helped urban communities too much.
00:09:43.000The heavy hand of government through the Great Society program, through subsidizing single motherhood, has resulted in permanently government-addicted communities all across the country.
00:09:56.000You know, I was talking the other day as I was going around Chicago how amazing of a city it really was.
00:10:04.000In the 1990s, it was a place that if you wanted to make something of yourself, you came to Chicago.
00:10:09.000Six championships by Michael Jordan, some of the most booming businesses imaginable.
00:10:14.000Entrepreneurs from all over the world came to Chicago.
00:10:18.000It was a great place to grow up, and it's been a real tragedy to see what these people have done to it, the leftist activists.
00:10:28.000Evanston, a place that used to be a wonderful city, home to Northwestern University, so it makes perfect sense that these ideas are incubated there, are now passing reparations for black people.
00:10:46.000So I have a very simple question for the Evanston City Council.
00:10:51.000Do they plan on passing reparations for Irish families that were descendants of racial discrimination, of the no Irish need apply signs?
00:11:02.000Do they plan to pass reparations to the Jewish families in Skokie or even in Evanston itself that were not just victims of discrimination but fled the Holocaust and came here with nothing?
00:11:19.000Robin Rue Simmons, an alderman, says, quote, reparations is the most appropriate legislative response to the historic practices and the contemporary conditions of the black community.
00:12:50.000According to the Washington Examiner, over 77% of black families do not have a stable father figure.
00:12:59.000The single motherhood epidemic increased dramatically once the Great Society Act was passed by Lyndon Baines Johnson, a bitter, bigoted racist, might I add.
00:13:10.000We have allowed the public sector teacher unions to run our cities.
00:13:13.000The National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers have run the inner cities of our country for years.
00:13:20.000Black Americans are struggling not because of white racism.
00:13:25.000Black Americans are struggling because fathers are not in the homes.
00:13:30.000Police officers have been told to retreat and not actually do their job in the streets of the inner cities of America.
00:13:38.000And the schools are not even teaching kids to read.
00:13:41.000You have these factors play into people's lives over a couple decades.
00:13:47.000You are going to see different results.
00:13:50.000Do you know that a black child born to a mother and a father is more likely to succeed than a white child that is born to a single mother?
00:14:00.000I believe that's the Brookings Institution that came out with that study.
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00:17:50.000And so instead of creating programs that were about literacy, education, empowerment, business creation, entrepreneurship, our entire public policy approach to Native Americans to try and give reparations was say, we're going to give a bunch of stuff.
00:18:42.000You can call them Judeo-Christian, Greco-Roman values, which are the four words that founded Western civilization.
00:18:49.000I'm actually going to give a speech on that in a couple of days.
00:18:51.000You must know the significance of those four words, Judeo-Christian, Greco-Roman.
00:18:56.000And so now Evanston is going out of their way to say what we need is more reparations.
00:19:02.000Now, by the way, none of this counts, even factors in the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill.
00:19:08.000None of this even factors in the multi-trillion dollars we spend on social welfare every single year.
00:19:14.000It doesn't even factor in the Medicaid distribution on the state level.
00:19:19.000It doesn't even factor in, by the way, all the church and charity work that happens locally in Evanston.
00:19:24.000So what basically the argument is, and this is the racist and the bigotry of low expectations, to use a quote from the great Clarence Thomas.
00:19:35.000Do you know what this really tells me now that Evanston is passing reparations?
00:19:40.000They think black people are so stupid and so dumb and so unable to succeed absent more government help that they think the only way that blacks in Evanston can see a better tomorrow is through cash redistribution.
00:20:00.000You see, I actually think much higher of the human potential than that.
00:20:07.000I think with safer streets, stronger families, and better schools, all Americans can succeed.
00:20:15.000So where's the reparations, by the way, for all of the Chicago residents in Chinatown or in the Asian American community in the Japanese neighborhood?
00:20:26.000Japanese Americans were put in internment camps, literal concentration camps by Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a Democrat.
00:20:48.000Instead, what Asian Americans, Jews, and Irish did because of cultural norms or assimilating to the American culture is they got married before they had kids, they found a work, they started businesses, they graduated high school, and they had tight-knit communities.
00:21:06.000And you might say to yourself, well, why didn't blacks do that?
00:21:40.000Didn't we break apart their families when they came to America on slave ships, albeit hundreds of years ago?
00:21:48.000But to all of a sudden try and say that to be true, then why were black women married at such higher rates before the Great Society?
00:22:00.000And so if you want to attribute some form of intergenerational systemic racism to marriage rates, the single motherhood rate was about 23% before the Great Society.
00:22:12.000Then it went up to 77% where it is today, a 50% increase, 50-point increase.
00:22:17.000As America got less racist, black America got more relatively poor.
00:22:24.000You see, so the leftist conspiracy theorists like Taha Nisi Coates and Robin DiAngelo, they say it's because the racism disguised itself all throughout society.
00:22:34.000There's no evidence of this at all whatsoever.
00:22:36.000Instead, there's evidence to the opposite, that America just became more pluralistic and multicultural and more willing to allow anyone to succeed regardless of skin color.
00:22:45.000That's why Nigerian Americans do so well.
00:22:47.000That's why Haitian Americans do so well.
00:23:06.000You see, the Republican and the conservative position needs to be, we think your best days are ahead.
00:23:11.000We think with proper education, formed families, Judeo-Christian morals, access to work, and our trade deals played a big role in this too, by the way, as we deindustrialized the American economy, then we believe that you can succeed.
00:23:28.000This entire argument around reparations, it's actually more sinister than that by the people that are pushing it.
00:23:36.000They want to create another welfare program that can keep people voting for them and say the other side opposes it because they have racial resentment.
00:24:14.000You want to know why blacks in Evanston are having a difficult time finding work?
00:24:21.000Well, maybe if Illinois was not a sanctuary city and Chicago was not a sanctuary county, or Cook County is not a sanctuary city, and Illinois is not a sanctuary state, and Chicago is not a sanctuary city, then maybe the blacks in Chicago wouldn't be disenfranchised from the labor force.
00:24:37.000So the calculus is this: the Chamber of Commerce Republicans, Mitt Romney, Liz Cheney, say, open the borders so we can have Nicaraguan, Honduran, and Mexican labor bring down the average wage so that we can maximize our profits.
00:24:52.000Where the Democrats say, that's fine, because then we will be able to expand the welfare state for black Americans so they'll vote for us.
00:25:00.000This is all part of a uniparty in our country.
00:25:03.000A uniparty where Nancy Pelosi and Mitt Romney privately might disagree on social issues.
00:25:09.000They might disagree on certain things, but they agree on the big stuff: endless war, open borders, and internationalist globalist trade.
00:25:18.000And it's black Americans that have suffered under those policies.
00:25:21.000And reparations will do nothing but actually worsen that problem.
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00:27:08.000If your child goes to a California public school, they might not know what the U.S. Constitution is, the Declaration Abraham Lincoln, George S. Patton, Winston Churchill, or Ronald Reagan is, but they will know something.
00:27:24.000According to a new California Department of Education ethic study, ethnic studies curriculum, students will be required to be involved in a series of indigenous songs,
00:27:45.000chants, and affirmations from the Aztec tradition, as if the Aztec culture is one worth respecting or appreciating.
00:27:57.000I suppose there's some things the Aztecs did right, including the INLAC-Ek affirmation, which appeals directly to the Aztec gods.
00:28:07.000Students will be required to first clap and chant to the god Tez Calapoca, whom the Aztecs traditionally worshipped with human sacrifice and cannibalism, asking him for power to be warriors for social justice.
00:28:26.000Next, the students chant to the gods, Ke Zalcotal, or Hutzil Opictil, or Jipi Potec, seeking Healy epistemologies and a revolutionary spirit.
00:28:42.000Hutzil Poquitel, in particular, is the Aztec deity of war, inspired hundreds of thousands of human sacrifices during Aztec rule.
00:28:53.000Now, if you think I'm making this up, I'm literally reading this word for word from Christopher Ruffo from City Journal, who, by the way, will be on our podcast.
00:29:01.000Finally, the chant comes to a climax where students will request from the Aztec gods liberation, transformation, and decolonization.
00:29:12.000After which students, moved by the pagan ceremony, will shout, Panche Be, Panche Be, in pursuit of ultimate critical consciousness.
00:29:24.000This is just part of what is now going to be passed in the California Department of Education.
00:29:28.000Now, of course, instead of worrying about Californians' literacy or mathematic skills, which by the way, only half of California students meet English standards, and only four in 10 are proficient in math.
00:29:45.000Only 32% of fourth graders are reading proficiently.
00:29:50.000These results put California well below the national average and behind 25 other states.
00:29:54.000So where is the California Department of Education focusing their time, attention, resources?
00:29:57.000They believe that California students, instead of learning math, they should pray and worship the pagan Aztec god of human sacrifice and cannibalism.
00:30:11.000There is not enough time to go into this, but to put the American civilization on a moral equivalent of the Aztec civilization is reprehensible.
00:30:23.000But according to the postmodernists, well, maybe human sacrifice and cannibalism, there is something worth learning there.
00:30:31.000And the children in California funded by your tax dollars will soon be required to be involved in the INLA-Ek affirmation.
00:30:45.000Christopher Rufo says, this, in essence, is a revenge of the gods and a restoration of the indigenous gods to their rightful place in the social justice cosmology.
00:30:56.000This is what happens when parents don't get involved in school boards or local elections.
00:31:01.000Maperville School District 203 went through how children in the Chicago suburbs are learning similar but different views of critical race theory, Illinois School Board of Education.
00:31:11.000And soon, the children in California, they won't be able to read the Constitution.
00:31:16.000They won't be able to do two plus two equals four, but they will be able to pray to the God of child sacrifice.
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00:31:29.000And whether you're an avid news watcher or in a serious need of a distraction, unplugging yourself is easier said than done.
00:31:36.000One of my favorite ways to rest my eyes and get the content that I really want by putting in my Raycon wireless earbuds and listening to something great.
00:32:20.000Got some really good pieces of feedback and people asking questions about what they can do at their local schools.
00:32:27.000And of course, running for school board is a good step.
00:32:29.000How about just knowing your school board members and sending them an email and saying, I'd like to get you on the record what you think about critical race theory.
00:32:36.000And if you don't know what critical race theory is, it is a moral imperative that every parent across the country knows what critical race theory is.
00:32:44.000It is a bigoted, racist school of thought that was mostly started by Jacques Derrida, Erbert Marcuse, Michelle Foucault, amongst others.
00:32:56.000And to just put it in very simple terms, they believe skin color matters.
00:33:01.000They believe racism is everywhere and that your decisions don't matter.
00:33:23.000We saw the ever-so constant invasion of critical theory or what's otherwise known as wokeism into institutions that otherwise would be rather respectable.
00:33:45.000Growing up, these sort of ideas were dismissed immediately.
00:33:48.000There was an idea of believing that America was a meritocracy, that who you are was not your skin color, but it was on your actions.
00:33:56.000And it seems as if Democrats in the left realized that as long as the terms of the debate were around that of who is going to create an America better for rewarding good choices, the people that desired power above everything realized we're not going to win that permanently.
00:35:41.000Not sure we'll be able to make that happen.
00:35:43.000It's from the City Journal, which again, the City Journal is what I want to say the Wall Street Journal editorial page used to be, but they're fallen.
00:35:51.000It's where all the important conversations are happening thoughtfully.
00:35:54.000I think that's a fair way to say: Heather McDonald, Barry Weiss, Christopher Ruffo, who, of course, is coming on our podcast.
00:36:32.000Affluent parents, terrified of running afoul of the new orthodoxy in children's private schools, organize in secret.
00:36:38.000So here's what this piece is all about.
00:36:40.000And I'm going to read from it parts of it.
00:36:44.000In essence, Barry Weiss was invited to an underground meeting, similar to one that would happen in East Germany, one that would happen today in North Korea, where dissidents, rebel rousers, would meet and plot on how they would take back a little bit of terrain, how they would push back against the Stasi, how they would push back against the KGB.
00:37:14.000And the National Socialist Worker Party, plenty of people did this against them.
00:37:20.000Barry Weiss writes in City Journal: So, one recent weekend on a leafy street in West Los Angeles, these parents gathered in person and invited me to join.
00:37:31.000They're usually coordinating soccer practice in carpools, but now they come together to strategize.
00:37:35.000They say they could face profound repercussions if anyone knew they were talking.
00:37:40.000In a backyard behind a four-bedroom home, 10 people sat in a circle of plastic Adirondack chairs eating bags of skinny pop.
00:37:51.000These are the rebels, well-off Los Angeles parents who send their children to Harvard-Westlake, the most prestigious private school in the city.
00:38:01.000By normal American standards, they're quite wealthy, but by the standards of Harvard-Westlake, they are average.
00:38:07.000Continues by saying, The stories coming from Harvard-Westlake have grown since the summer, and they seem totally legitimate, says one of the fathers.
00:38:18.000He says he doesn't have a problem with the school making greater efforts to redress past wrongs.
00:38:22.000You see, this is where this father's wrong, including bringing more minority voices into the curriculum.
00:38:47.000All of us were getting spit at, things thrown at while we were fighting for your rights at UCLA down the street, and you were probably, oh, he's probably a racist.
00:38:57.000Well, now your child's being called a racist.
00:38:59.000And you say, Well, my kid's not a racist.
00:39:04.000The Harvard Westlake Parents Group is one of the many organizing quietly around the country to fight what is described as an ideological movement that has taken over their schools.
00:39:12.000This story is based on interviews with more than two dozen of the dissenters, teachers, parents, and children at the elite prep school in one of the two bluest states in the country, New York and California.
00:39:23.000The parents in the backyard say that for every one of them, there are many more, too afraid to speak up.
00:39:27.000Quote, I've talked to at least five couples who say, I get it.
00:40:23.000And I hate to say that this is a good thing because it's not.
00:40:27.000But good is actually going to come out of this because now the ruling class is going to have to live under the society that they themselves created.
00:40:36.000The multi-millionaire families in West LA are now having their 14-year-old white kids being called racist.
00:41:21.000In a comment echoed by other students I spoke with.
00:41:24.000The kids are scared of other kids, says Harvard Westlake mother.
00:41:29.000The atmosphere at Harvard Westlake is making their children anxious, paranoid, and insecure, and closed off to even their closest friends.
00:41:37.000One Harvard Westlake mother says this, and I love these quotes: Barry Weiss has done such an unbelievable job because she has put together a narrative of this kind of underground, secret, confidential, you can tell me your secrets.
00:42:20.000No, this is the country that has existed for quite a while.
00:42:24.000It just so happens that between the hedges, the gated communities, the chauffeured cars, and the private jets, you were immune to the virus for quite some time.
00:42:36.000You see, the virus that was touching the working class of this country that was being pushed from the top-down, a top-down revolution, it didn't hit Harvard-Westlake until recently.
00:42:55.000Another quote from this piece, which is just terrific, and this is why it is happening, and this is why it's going to be unbelievably interesting to see how this plays out.
00:43:05.000I've talked to at least five couples who say, I get it.
00:43:10.000Essentially, saying that things have gone out of control at this school.
00:43:14.000I just don't want the controversy right now, said one mother.
00:43:18.000They're all eager for their story to be told, but not a single one would let me use their name.
00:43:22.000They worry about losing their jobs or hurting their children in their opposition to this ideology were known.
00:43:28.000George S. Patton famously said, the most necessary and absent characteristic in men is moral courage.
00:43:37.000These baby boomer Gen X parents that have had some form of success in an American economy are cowards.
00:43:46.000And the only way that this will be fixed is all of a sudden if they release themselves of their own ego, that maybe your child is not going to go to Yale, but you might be able to stand up for what's right.
00:43:59.000And the children take after the parents.
00:44:01.000This one quote: My son wants to go to a great university.
00:44:03.000He told me that one bad statement will ruin us.
00:44:18.000And now there's a reckoning happening in America's ruling class because zero of the parents that Barry Weiss talked about have the moral courage to stand up and to defeat this, to stand up and call it out for the nonsense that it is, the hypocrisy and the doubled standard.
00:44:33.000And we wonder why some of the great moral injustices were made possible over the last hundred years.
00:44:40.000I am more convinced than ever that evil spreads easier than we ever believed.
00:44:48.000Look, you've heard me talk about my pillow.
00:44:50.000And if you want to support Mike Lindell, do it through my pillow.
00:44:53.000And a lot of people are saying it's literally changing their life.
00:44:56.000They won't go flat, and you can wash and dry them as many times.
00:44:59.000But all that aside, Mike Lindell, a lot of you are asking me, how do I support Mike Lindell?
00:45:49.000All I know is that there's wisdom in this publication, of which there is none in the Washington Post or in the New York Times.
00:45:56.000And so Barry Weiss was on assignment in this long piece.
00:45:59.000It's an 11-page piece, which means this is at least a 9,000 to 10,000-word piece.
00:46:04.000It's a serious, it's a serious investigation, where she talked to students, parents, faculty, and teachers at two different communities, one in New York, one in California, in Brentwood, talking about what's happening in America's schools.
00:46:20.000And it's stunning to see how these parents are now complaining.
00:46:28.000They say, and I quote, that I am tired of my child getting called a racist because of his skin color, which, of course, we know that is the new norm.
00:46:35.000There's an entire American political party that is focused on that called the Democrat Party.
00:47:47.000It's that the cult is all around me, and I'm trying to save kids from becoming members.
00:47:51.000He continues, quote, I studied critical theory.
00:47:54.000I saw Jacques Derrida's speak when I was in college.
00:47:57.000So when this ideology arrived at our school over the past few years, I recognized the language and I knew what it was, but it was in a mutated form.
00:48:06.000The piece continues by talking about how science is being perverted.
00:48:10.000And this is something that we've predicted for quite some time.
00:48:13.000And if all of you listening, I hope that you record this and you write this down.
00:48:19.000The woke movement is going after science and math very soon.
00:48:23.000Your children will soon be taught that 2 plus 2 does not equal 4.
00:48:39.000Because I know the left, but also look what they're being taught in Harvard Westlake.
00:48:44.000Quote, we don't call them Newton's laws anymore.
00:48:47.000We call them three fundamental laws of physics.
00:48:50.000They say we need to decenter whiteness and we need to acknowledge that there's more than just Newton in physics.
00:48:57.000Sir Isaac Newton, who is largely responsible for the beginning of the Enlightenment, who happened to be a white man and discovered, he did not invent the laws of physics.
00:49:09.000He merely discovered and articulated them and proved them.
00:49:13.000One of the classmates say that fact, I try to take fact classes, not identity classes, quote, but I took U.S. history and I figured when you learn about U.S. history, maybe you structure it by time period where it happened under each presidency.
00:49:24.000Instead, we trace different marginalized groups.
00:49:28.000I only heard about a handful of the president's names in class.
00:49:32.000The piece continues with example after example.
00:49:37.000A Fieldston student says, quote, if you're a white male, you are second in line to speak.
00:49:43.000This is considered to be a normal and necessary redistribution of power.
00:49:48.000At Harvard Westlake, the school recently administered a debunked implicit bias test to 10th graders and says, quote, mom, I just found out I'm a racist and I prefer white Europeans.
00:50:06.000Well, if you're so angry, parent, why didn't you put your name in this piece?
00:50:12.000If you're so outraged, why do you hide behind your hedges in your chauffeured cars and complain about how the ruling class institution that you're funding for $50,000 a year, why are you not doing anything about it?
00:50:24.000The answer is because we are ruled by a bunch of cowards.
00:50:44.000And for all of these parents and kids and families, first of all, they're all going to get discovered, just so we're clear.
00:50:51.000I'm going to make a prediction right now.
00:50:53.000Almost every single one of these parents that talked to Barry Weiss will be ratted out.
00:50:57.000One person in those Adoradoc chairs is going to sing like a canary to the head of Harvard Westlake, and they will be found out and their children might be removed from the school.
00:51:09.000We are already ruled by the woke left, and they wield all this soft power.
00:51:15.000And now the parents who thought that they were going to be immune to this are living under that very same tyranny that they were endorsing.
00:51:22.000And do you know what's so funny about all this?
00:51:25.000I guarantee you that some of the parents that are complaining about this at Harvard Westlake, they work for the corporations that are funding these sorts of ideas all across the country that are supporting BLM Incorporated.
00:51:37.000A Brentwood parent says she has tried in small ways to stand up to this.
00:51:40.000Quote, they say I don't understand because my skin is white.
00:51:44.000My child asking me obvious questions like, if I work really hard, shouldn't I get rewarded?
00:52:18.000None of these parents would be okay with their kids working construction.
00:52:25.000If you go to one of these Adirondack chair skinny pop popcorn meetings that Barry Weiss talks about and you ask them, 10 parents, how many of you would be okay if your child became a plumber?
00:52:40.000So these parents would much rather have their children be secular, angry, liberal wokesters than happy, fulfilled, loyally married, upper-middle-class plumbers, electricians, or carpenters.
00:52:57.000So children, it says here in the piece, now learn how the new rules of woke work.
00:53:02.000The idea of lying in order to please a teacher seems like a phenomenon from the Soviet Union.
00:53:07.000But high schoolers I spoke with said they do versions of this, including parroting views.
00:53:10.000They don't believe in assignments so that their grades don't suffer.
00:53:13.000I mean, we've known about this for years.
00:53:15.000The only way to get a good grade in college is to lie.
00:53:31.000Some teachers are rebelling, which in this case looks like becoming a Republican, but others go all in on the ideology, which has caused conflict with parents who don't.
00:53:43.000Quote, the school has taken over as the moral guide, with me being the irritating person in the background who doesn't really get it.
00:53:49.000Now, of course, all these parents, they're not going to take their kid out of Harvard Westlake because they want to be able to go to a cocktail party in 10 years in their second home in Malibu and say, yeah, my kid went to Stanford.
00:54:00.000Not that, oh, yeah, my kid's a plumber in Irvine, employing 100 people, has no debt, loves his country, has a couple kids.
00:54:12.000All of this nonsense is because parents are living vicariously through the social status of their children, not caring if their children are becoming good people.
00:54:42.000Sometimes the smartest people are the easiest ones to fool.
00:54:46.000Phenomenal, says a father who recently moved his son from one school to the other.
00:54:51.000No courage because he doesn't put his name.
00:54:53.000Quote, if you made a decision to go on the board of Dalton, having espoused all these leftist views forever, and you want your kid to get into Harvard, do you notice how many times they mention getting their kids into Harvard?
00:56:01.000I will read this entire paragraph in its entirety.
00:56:04.000I have a friend in New York who is a mother to a four-year-old.
00:56:08.000She seems exactly the kind of parent these schools would want to attract.
00:56:12.000A successful entrepreneur, a feminist, and a die-hard Manhattanite.
00:56:17.000She's dreamed of sending her daughter to a school like Dalton.
00:56:21.000One day at home, in the midst of the application process, she was drawing with her daughter.
00:56:27.000Her daughter said offhandedly, quote, Mom, I need to draw in my own skin color.
00:56:34.000Skin color, she told her mother, is, quote, really important.
00:56:39.000She said that's what she learned in school.
00:56:43.000And her mother of a four-year-old, those moms right now that have kids that are three, four, five years old, it's either going to have the courage to stand up to all of this, or you'll oversee the creation of the most racist, bigoted, backwards, and regressive generation since slavery.
00:57:02.000On the front page of CharlieKirk.com, I encourage all of you guys to go right now to charliekirk.com.
00:57:07.000It's a great website, if I might say so myself.
00:57:10.000Posh New York City School wants students to stop using terms mom and dad to be more inclusive.
00:57:16.000A private Manhattan school that charges $57,000 a year has issued a 12-page, quote, inclusive language guide to staff, students, and parents, which encouraged them to stop using the terms mom and dad.
00:57:28.000Daily Mail reports, quote, Grace Church School in Noho has offered a 12-page guide to staff, students, and parents, encouraging them to stop using the terms mom and dad.
00:57:39.000This is an Episcopal school, just so we're clear.
00:57:44.000Also offers schools and after courses for students that include single gender groups, the Roots of Empathy program, and a course called Allying Why, Who, How.
00:57:55.000According to the guidelines, instead of using the words mom and dad, students should say grown-ups or folks or family.
00:58:01.000And instead of husband, wife, or boyfriend, or girlfriend, they should be replaced with spouse, partner, or significant other.
00:58:06.000Quote, while we recognize hateful language, hateful, saying mother and father is hateful in a Christian school.
00:58:15.000Do you see kind of why we've been hesitant to say we should ban hate speech?
00:58:20.000The terms husband, wife, boyfriend, and girlfriend are hateful.
00:58:25.000I guess they won't be teaching the Ten Commandments.
00:58:45.000He said the concept of the glossary stemmed from, quote, our desire to promote a sense of belonging for all of our students.
00:58:53.000As part of our Episcopal identity, we realize the dignity and worth common to humanity.
00:59:00.000Basically, Reverend Robert Pennoyer II, the assistant head of the school, said about the inclusion glossary that we must create welcoming and inclusive spaces, and we must fight against misogyny, homophobia, racism, and ban hateful language.
00:59:19.000Well, I have a suggestion for Grace Church School.
00:59:23.000You've probably already done this, but then under your own rules, have you banned the Bible?
00:59:29.000God meet created man and woman, honor your mother and your father?
00:59:34.000And that is a Christian school in New York City.
00:59:38.000You see, the left is like a lidless eye.
00:59:46.000They take over everything they possibly can.
00:59:50.000And the only way to push back against all of it, from the Barry Weiss story to the California mandatory Aztec worshiping for children or the Chicago reparations, is that decent people need to start being courageous.