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be part of today's conversation. In fact, I want to spend some time
talking about a couple of a couple of things I've heard from a couple of
listeners here in the past. Well, I think it was yesterday maybe maybe
Wednesday evening or yesterday, So to huffshow dot com. Is that email address
or you can text as well. Three one two zero twenty eight thirty.
It's a pleasure to be here, and I want to start by going going
back to what we talked about. I think it was Wednesday, maybe Tuesday,
where we talked about again for those of you, and I know folks,
we have listeners across the country, and we're on in stations in of
course Indianapolis, which is homebase, Dallas, Denver, Salt Lake City,
Knoxville. Of course we have listeners on the podcast which Steak, iHeartRadio,
Spotify, Apple Podcast wherever, and then of course Red State Talk Radio as
well. Those are all places that you can listen to this program. So
I know folks are all over the country, but home base for us is
technically Indianapolis. Now I say technically because we've been traveling on the Truth Tour.
We're currently in I guess south West Florida. I've been here for a
little bit, and but Indie's home. And there was a story earlier this
week where a group of journalists called Accuracy in Media. They did a bit
of an expose. Reminds me every time of Joe Gatto from The Impractical Jokers.
And there's some school officials school administrators in Indiana who were caught on video
saying some app absolutely reprehensible things. Predominantly what they're saying is basically they are
trying to keep information away from parents, away from taxpayers. They almost seem
proud that they are able to sneak in things like critical race theory, although
they'll be quick to tell you, we don't do that in the curriculum.
We don't have a book that says on the cover critical race theory. They
don't do that because they know that would be well, that would be a
catalyst for a very angry, very vocal group of people coming to school board
meetings and so forth. So but what they do is, and they've admitted
this on video multiple school districts, and folks, I should tell you,
and it happened in Indiana, but it's happening everywhere. We went through this
earlier this week. I don't want to rehash that, but your school district
has this. I don't care where you are. Your school district has this.
Knoxville, Salt Lake City. I know that some of you out in
Salt Lake City think, yeah, you know, we're pretty conservative. Bet
me there is someone in your district. Now, it could be just in
the classroom level, could be one teacher, could be two, five,
ten, fifty, it could be any number of teachers. Then we've got
the principle, so it could be building wide. And then, of course,
I guess the worst case scenario is when you have these woke superintendents or
assistant superintendents like we have in the state of Indiana, who are pushing this
stuff district wide, school wide, all the buildings, all the students,
and so forth. Now, there are many good teachers. This is not
meant to be a blanket assault on teachers in general. But to act as
though that there are not woke teachers all across the fruited plain is beyond naive
in my estimation. So this is happening in your school district. One of
the school districts that this happened in, well, one of these districts was
is Plainfield Community School Corporation, which is metro Indianapolis. I had a buddy
who lives very close to there, not in the district, but close.
He told me that he looked it up after seeing some of these stories and
so forth, And I don't think you'd seen the video yet, but he'd
kind of gotten a little bit of the information about how they were effectively bragging
about pushing critical race theory in the classrooms. Not again, not as not
through a textbook or through curriculum, instead actually teaching things like white guilt,
actually dealing with the whiteness of their students. But if you look at how
this district voted, or the city or the county. I guess where this
city's located or the town's located. It's Hendricks County, Indiana, and Hendricks
County is two to one Republican back in two thousand. I don't know if
you looked at two twenties election or twenty two, but it's two to one
Republican. That's how the election came out. So sixty seven to thirty three
percent. So again, if you're Bernie Sanders mathematician, that means for every
three people that vote in that county, two of them voted for Republicans and
one voted for some leftist who's pretending to be a moderate Democrat. That's the
only way you get elected and those parts of the country anyway, So it's
conservative, is the point. And again it's happening. It's happening everywhere.
So I had a listener in response to this, Brian. This was actually
on Facebook. Folks were on Facebook. I don't we don't do too much
there because again we've run into some problems. I don't want to get into
that today with Facebook, particularly YouTube YouTube. And my estimation is the from
my experience is the most aggressively looking to censor people who have opinions like like
I have, and if Facebook has done some things too that are questionable.
But we are on here. You can check out our Facebook page, be
sure to like it whatever that'll help us get more traction there. But we
predominantly use this channel, talk radio stations and the podcast as we're growing,
and we'll do more on social as we grow. But anyway, I got
this message from Brian on Facebook and I wanted to address it on today's program.
It's a good I guess, a good topic since it's a Friday,
and then also it kind of summarizes again what I just touched on and explained,
and it's an earlier episode of the week. So Brian writes in US
as Todd has the undercover video of school administration. School admins even raised an
eyebrow with our lawmakers. That's a good question. So you think about this,
you think this is something you have school administrators, assistant superintendence. In
fact, I don't say the name of the of the individuals. They're public
officials, right, So we need to identify who is causing the problems,
who are who are the people that need to be disciplined. Honestly, they
need to be fired. We're well past that. If you're on camera explaining
to the person that has the hidden camera, basically how proud you are of
sneaking these things inside the school district, and you're teaching your students to do
things that you know the taxpayer, that you know the parent does not want
taught to their child, and you're bragging about that, kind of patting yourself
on the back, talking about how you're doing it covertly. I don't care
what the thing is you're doing covertly. You deserve to be fired. One
percent deserve to be fired now. Of course, just simply by knowing the
names. We don't want to hassle folks like the left does when they find
out where Cavanaugh lives and that sort of thing. That's not the point.
That is not what we want. But there needs to be some public accountability.
And so this ended. I'm forgetting her first name, A del Vecchio.
She's an assistant superintendent in Plainfield Community School Corporation. She one hundred percent
needs to be fired. Now. The school district releases this press release or
statement basically saying that the video was edited and all this stuff. It's painful
to read. I think I've got it in the stack of stuff from earlier
this week if you want to see that. But the point is, the
point is, if you are a superintendent, or you're an administrator, if
you're a teacher, if you're a principal, and you were doing things deliberately
and knowingly against the will of the taxpayer and the parent, you deserve to
be terminated. I don't care how long you've been there. I don't care
what level of degree you have. I don't care any of that, none
of that. You have violated the public trust. It's not a mistake,
right, It's not a mistake these A mistake is if you lose your temper
and you say something you shouldn't say. A mistake is handing out a worksheet
that maybe has one question pertaining to some of these issues that maybe you didn't
catch or something like that. That's a mistake. But to intentionally and deliberately
try to find ways, subtle ways to sneak past your true intentions and the
actual lessons and curriculum that you're teaching students, to sneak those past the taxpayer,
past the parent, and then to use some sort of clever terminology or
word game to protect that little bubble that you've created, to make sure that
you're not ever found out that my friend is one hundred worthy of being fired.
And so Brian saying, okay, so we've seen this video. You
know what, we're the lawmakers. My first question, and maybe Brian would
would would say this too, where where's the school board? Because I'm telling
you, if I was a school board member and I saw this, the
very first call that I would have made the next morning would have been to
the superintendent of the school. Now she's not in this case in Plainfield,
she's not the she's the assistant, I think superintendent. My first call would
have been there to the superintendent's office and saying, what's going on? This
is completely unacceptable and this needs to be remedied immediately. What is your plan
and course of action? The school board technically has one employee that's the superintendent.
The superintendent then hires hires everyone else. Then, of course, as
it as you moved down that that kind of school hierarchy, you know,
the individuals in ar of hiring teachers and so forth, Well, they'll hire
their individual teachers, but the Superintendent's the one person the school board is really
trying to hold accountable. Now, the school board has to, at least
we did when I was on the school board. You had to approve usually
kind of a month in arrears any new personnel changes. But essentially there's one
employee that the school board members elect, and that's the superintendent. And if
this individual, this guy does not do his job and hold this individual accountable.
I don't care about leaves of absence and investigations. I can conceive of
no explanation, no context where telling someone with a camera, an undercover camera,
whatever. I can conceive of no context that would be justified in saying
someone should be trying to keep things from the parents and the and the taxpayers
from the community. There's that's not a good scenario. Public school is designed
to be accountable to the local, the community, to the taxpayer. That's
not happening in these places. And it's not just playing field, it's others
as well. Martinsville School, I think there's a nut was at Elkhart or
something Goshen. I think it was Goshen, which is in northern Indiana.
It doesn't matter because it is your school too. That's what I want you
to really to know. And Brian saying, in this question here, what
are what are the lawmakers doing about this? Because at least in this state,
at least in this state, the state legislature is in control of a
lot of what happens in education. Are they talking about this? Are they
concerned about this? You know, it's disheartening a lot of times. Indiana
has lots of Republicans in the House and Senate. But I'm telling you,
for those of you that are outside of the state, and again your state
may be the same way. We have a lot of rhinos. I mean,
folks, this is the state that gave us the governor of Eric Holcombe.
One of our senators is Todd Young And this is not Those are not
anywhere near conservative, principled, constitutional conservative individuals. These are folks that are
at best moderates and at worst something much much more ideologically dangerous. And so
but what are the what is the state doing about it? What are the
legislative individual legislators doing about it? Maybe they're talking about it. I certainly
don't haven't heard it. I certainly haven't seen it. Brian says, here
are they try trying to. I mean, he alludes to the fact of
this being brushed under the carpet, and I mean this. These are good
questions because this is precisely what happens. And by the way, it's what
happens when we allow individuals of any I don't care if it's school board member,
county council, city council, mayor, you know, governor, lieutenant
lieutenant governor, attorney general, whatever the office that's being voted on, whatever
person we're electing, we have to make sure that they don't just say the
right things during the election they say, wow, we've got a lot of
woke schools. Vote for me, and I'll take care of it. Well,
now as the time. Now's the time that we see who has the
medal to see this through. We see the true leaders that stand up.
I don't care what the official leadership is, what the position is. I
don't care about jeopardising committee seats and all this sort of stuff. I don't
care about trying to go alone to get along within the Republican Party, and
neither the vast majority of you that are listening to my voice. You want
to see results, and you don't want some weak need man be panby representative
or senator or whatever, afraid to bring this up with leadership demanding that these
sorts of things be addressed, because this is completely unacceptable when public officials try
to deliberately circumvent the will of the American taxpayer, the will of the parent.
That is what is happening in schools in Indiana. It's happening in your
school as well. I'm going to take a quick time out, my friends.
You're listening here to conservative not better Talking. I'm your host, Todd
huff Back in just a minute. Welcome back, my friends. Just going
through a question I got from a listener Brian on Facebook. He has kind
of a part two of this question. First of all, his question was
how what are lawmakers doing about this? Again, don't get these problems are
all over the country. So even though the example is Indiana, this same
thing is happening in your part of the country and in your district. In
fact, a couple of weeks ago, we talked a lot about what had
happened in Tennessee and the Tennessee State House, which is relevant. Again,
the same sorts of things happening there are happening on a less dramatic scale,
with the expulsion of members and so forth. But they're happening everywhere everywhere in
this country, or at least the backdrop is the same. So it matters
to people in Indiana that it's Indiana, but to those who are not in
Indiana, this same scenario is happening, and we need to nip this kind
of crap in the butt. So Brian also asks, He says, until
we well, let me back up here, he says, the problem,
you know, will the problem ever get addressed until lawmakers actually step up and
do something about it, Because, after all, I'm paraphrasing here, we
have a bunch of educators who are being taught these things in schools. They
are coming in as teachers at all levels. And again it's not every teacher,
I want to be clear on that, but it doesn't need to be
many when it's a cancerous and absolutely morally depraved ideology, which is what the
radical left is. So are we ever gonna be able to address this if
school board members, if legislators are not willing to deal with this, are
we simply not going to have more and more woke people in the schools while
the rest of us watch the moral implosion of these ones highly respectable Historically,
you go back to some of the things that um, you know, the
education system had been. There were times when it was good in America's history.
It's been a long time, but now we've gone way past not even
good to absolutely dangerous. I told a good friend of mine, I said,
look, I we homeschool. We've homeschooled us. When did we start
twenty fourteen? Is that right? Since two thy fourteen? So we've we've
homeschooled our Our oldest son is um thirteen years old, thirteen year old son,
eleven year old daughter, nine year old daughter. They've all been homeschooled
their entire lives. Um, I've never been one that has come out and
said, you know, take kids out of public school. I think that
parents need to be very aware of what's going on. And my position had
always been because I believe so much in the choices of individuals that we make
us, you know, within our own families, right, there are factors
and considerations that there's not a one size fits all thing and we should be
able to be individuals who can you prioritize and all that right, and we
still should, but it's getting harder and harder for me to say that public
school is a viable option for parents because of this crap that is happening.
I used to think that if you stayed engaged in the education, that it
was enough. I don't know if I think that anymore. To be quite
honest with you, in factifies to be completely honest with you. I don't
think that I do. I don't think that I do. I begin to
ask myself the questions. I mean, I've been asking these questions for twenty
years, but I really get close to answering a question, this question right
here. Differently, is the public school system? Is it irreparable? Has
it reached a point where the inmates are running the asylum? You know,
staying engaged as a parent, it's not helpful, It doesn't do any good
at some point if you're being intentionally deceived by the teachers or the principal,
or the superintendent or the fill in the blank school board members, whatever,
And it's hard to stay on top of it when you're being fed a line
of what's really going on with winks and nods going on behind the scene,
and you're not privy to what really is going on. It's hard to stay
involved, and so I get really close to saying the public schools. I
hate to say this, one hundred percent mean this. I was even though
we homeschool, I was a school board member. I'm not necessarily a proponent
of the public school system, but I am a proponent of, Hey,
if it's what we've got, let's make it as good as we can make
it. Right. There's still good people, they are good teachers, good
administrators, but those the percentages are shifting, They're shifting. The evidence is
abundant, it is all around, It is ubiquitous, It is there for
anybody who wants to see, and it's It's makes for tough discussions because again
there's always room for specific differences between schools, and maybe your school's got a
great principle, a great teacher. But at some point I think we could
all agree. At some point, it reaches a point of no return,
It reaches a certain level of corruption. That is that is not that needs
to it needs to be scrapped, and candidly, part of what needs to
happen is that the Department of Education needs to be completely eliminated, in my
opinion, which sounds I look, it sounds maybe extreme to some people,
but the Department of Education. We had a lot of educating going on in
this country long before the Department of Education, and there will be plenty of
it that happens outside of that. I mean, if you homeschool, or
if you send to a private school, I mean a lot of these.
A lot of the education going on already doesn't need even a proficient local public
school doesn't need the oversider direction or authority of the Department of Education. This
just breeds corruption, and it breeds a one size fits all approach, and
it's usually an approach that's said that that walks lockstep with radical leftist ideology.
And it's not healthy for your kids. It's not healthy for our grandkids,
kids, his nieces and nephews, whoever. So the Department of Education definitely
needs to go. You know what else needs to happen is we need to
have If your state doesn't have this, it needs to have it. It
needs to have the school the dollars that are assigned per student to follow that
student. School choice needs to be a thing. School choice needs to be
a thing. If you are not happy with where your child is going to
school, you should be able to move that child to another public school or
candidly to a private school, and you should be able to get access to
that money. I'll even go as far, and maybe I'm biased here because
we've done it, but keep in mind, we've done it since twenty fourteen,
so we're not doing it for the money. But I would even go
as far to say, why can't that go to a homeschool education. There's
things that you can that you need to pay for for homeschool education as well.
Why does why should the money not follow the student? Why should these
school districts not be held accountable instead? What they want to do is what
we've seen caught on camera here. They want to deceive us. They want
to be an instrument for societal change, for social change, for equity or
whatever the catchphrase of the day is. They say that they can be instruments
to be used by the left. They don't say this publicly, but in
the closed door meetings they absolutely do. Teachers unions, that's another thing that
I think it's an absolutely ridiculous debacle. I'm not a guy that's anti union.
I'm not. I don't know that I would be. It would just
depend on the circumstances. But I am against the idea of public unions because
who are they, Who are they unionizing against? Who does the teachers union
unionize against. It's effectively, at the end of the day, the taxpayer,
and I think that that's utterly ridiculous, to be quite honest with you.
These are things that have the Department of Education, the idea that there's
no accountability in school choice where the people can vote with their feet and move
the dollars, and the teachers union and the crap that comes in through that
particular avenue is disgusting. I've seen that firsthand as a school board member,
even in a relatively conservative and reasonable school. I mean, we had some
really good teachers union reps that we dealt with in the past. But if
you look at what the teachers union as a whole wants to do, if
you look at the sides of the issues they're on and where the money they
raise goes, it's certainly not to the constitutional conservatives. It's absolutely going to
the radical extreme off the chart leftists. So, Brian, thank you for
the questions, well several questions here in the Facebook post. I've got to
take a break shifting gears a little bit in the second half of the program.
Here, I've got another question that I got an email about yesterday that
I want to touch on. So I'm going to take a break though my
friend Shift gears, and we'll see you on the other side of the break
back in a minute, my friends. A very very rare incident happened here
behind the scenes during the break Oz had to say, I disagree with you
on one point. And I said, do tell Oz what is the one
point? And she said, look, I don't think that we should take
that this you know that the dollars should follow the kids if you homeschool because
and she's got a good point here, which is obviously not what I was
saying. I just want to be on the to be very clear about that,
because she said, look, if if we were to take dollars and
those dollars would be applied for homeschool, then there would be it would come
with strings attached, which I get. I understand that. I understand that.
My only point is to say, first of all, I would well,
I would fight that vigorously too. And if it comes with strings attached,
and I don't, I wouldn't want it either. But I do think
that. I mean, homeschooling comes with costs. There are many things.
There's still the same curriculum and so forth, there's still filled trips and other
programs that you might want to put your child through that the money supposedly is
yours. Anyway, I just think I just think it's inconsistent to say,
well, you can have the money if your kid goes to public school,
which is going to teach your child a bunch of bonk apparently in today's world,
critical race theory, transgender stuff. Who knows what other crazy stuff is
on the on the horizon or that's happening that we don't even know about anyway,
Very very rare for that to happen. But oz Oz disagreed, and
I point is taken. That's not to be clear. I wasn't saying that
that is how that I would take that deal either, And she's right to
be aware of that. She's apparently listened to me over the course of these
years, knowing that these leftists never ever sleep. They never sleep. It
is a full time it is their religion. It is it is their religion,
and they will stop at nothing to see it implemented and accepted. Well
accepted, not the word forcefully fed to the masses around the country. So
that being said, I want to switch gears here a little bit. Got
an email from a listener too, And by the way, I need to
do this more often. I often just reply back to listeners. Occasionally I
talk about it on the program because sometimes I get the emails, you know,
not when I'm doing the program, so they I'm preparing on show prep
and I'm I'm not going through and and putting some of these good questions sometimes
into the into the show prep. So I need to get better at that.
But that being said, that being said, I got a question from
a listener named Bonnie, who I hear from Bonnie on a regular basis,
And Bonnie, I appreciate your messages and encouragement and the fact that that you
listen on a very regular basis. But Bonnie sent me an article yesterday,
headline here Fox News. Alvin Bragg. Now, this is the district attorney
in Manhattan that has well, he had the grand jury who recommended that Trump
be indicted. Right, this is the individual. He's funded by George Soros.
He's a radical leftist. I don't even know if that's a fair assessment
off the charts radical leftist. But here we go headline, Alvin Bragg promises
not to prosecute theft to establish quote racial equity, balance the crime of poverty
so effectively. And I gotta take a break here, but I want to
get this set up just a little bit. But Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg
said during his campaign that racial equity I'm reading from the article here needed to
be a priority and that he did not believe thievery should be prosecuted since it
was quote a crime of poverty. During the twenty twenty one May twenty one
meeting, Bragg articulated his intention to focus on racial equity instead of prosecuting theft.
So, in other words, there's laws on the books that say effectively,
thoushan that still I'm not that's the gist of these things, and Alvin
Bragg says, I'm not going to pursue that. However, I'm going to
look past the statute of limitations. I'm going to get extra creative, an
extra optimistic when it comes to Trump, my successes of actually getting some sort
of a conviction on President Trump. I mean, if that's his perspective,
not mine. But he of course is dealing with allegations or crimes, alleged
crimes that the statute of limitations, according to attorneys, has already passed.
He's also trying to well, he is prosecuting, charging someone who has not
been charged federally. The FEDS did not want to go after this, yet
Alvin Bragg does so. He's interested in stretching the law, manipulating the law,
doing whatever it takes to go after his political opponents. But if it
comes to someone who is well robbing people involved in theft, Alvin Bragg is
not really interested about that. Even though it's a law, it's it's remarkable.
You've got one that's clearly a law on the books. You've gotten another
one in the case of Trump, that requires all sorts of mental gymnastics to
even get to the point where one can even begin to articulate the why or
the crime allegedly involved. Here, he doesn't want he doesn't want anything to
do with the clear cut case of theft. He's not going to charge them.
He's wanting to have racial equity, which good luck with. I mean,
we've moved from equality by the way treating people all people have an equal
rights to equity, equity of outcomes, which the government, the government,
which cannot do anything by the way they can they can. I mean,
they are wrong on all their projections. They've created massive inflation, they can't
get us out of Afghanistan the right way, all these things they But yet
they want to tell us what the sea levels are going to be and one
hundred years they're gonna tell us that they can make equal pay for equal work
somehow a reality, as though that's easy to even quantify and you know,
put in a nice, neat little boxes. There's obviously a lot more that
goes into that discussion. It's not what they want you to believe that it
is. And of course now they can create racial equity, equal outcomes for
all people based upon some delusional way of thinking that say that, well,
that believes that they know what's best and if we just simply oblige and follow
their tremendous leadership, everything will be okay. But I'm want to talk about
this quick time out though she asked Bonnie asked a question about this, and
I want to get to it. So timeoutse in order my friends sit tight
back in just a minute. So Bonny basically in her email asks well,
she says, I wonder if there aren't any checks and balances in our system
to deal with this kind of thing. I mean, after all, there's
as attorney in Manhattan. Of course, you know that depends on what the
laws of the state of New York are and so forth. But how can
he basically totally ignore certain laws on the books and then make incredible stretches of
the imagination to even come close to charging someone else? And that's clearly,
I think, unequivocally, what is what's happening in the case of Trump.
And of course, in comparison to how District Attorney Alvin Bragg is well telling
us he's wanting to deal with the issue of theft in New York City because
it is quote a crime of poverty, and he wants to ensure racial equity,
and so a couple of things. Number One, state that certain states
have some restrictions or some guidance for district attorney as far as what they can
do and so forth, they can also step in. They can also step
in, I don't know specifically in New York. I read I read a
little bit on this specifically in New York, but in general. In general,
legislatures have authority and power. But it goes back really to what we
were talking about earlier in the program, and that is, if these legislators
don't have the I'm trying to think of the polite way to say this,
but the intestinal fortitude to take the steps necessary to deal with people abusing our
public education system, and if they don't have the intestinal fortitude to deal with
district attorneys, that are clearly, look, a district attorney's job is not
to write the law. The legislature passes that and then it's signed into law.
If it's a state law by the governor, if it's a federal law
by the president, and so the executive and the legislative branch have approved that
law. That's not the job of one district attorney. Now, there is
such a thing as prosecutor prosecutorial discretion, but that's not that's not saying I'm
not going to charge this type of crime. That's really more supposed to be
reserved for circumstances where an individual's uh, you know, particular detailed circumstances can
play a role into a case. It's not just I'm going to ignore certain
aspects Now some people would argue and say, well, yeah, that is,
but that's not That's not how this country. The legislature has passes the
laws, and it's the job of these folks like district attorneys to make sure
that the law is enforced and so. But what it all comes down to
is if you don't have legislators or people who are in elected office with the
strength and the courage and the character required to have the tough conversations and to
see these things through, we're going to sit here and be on the losing
end of all this stuff. So timeouts in order, my friends back in
just a minute. Welcome back, my friends. Turns out that leadership comes
down more often, more times than not, to character than it does the
sub sort of a brilliant strategy. I'm not saying that it never comes to
that, but it normally comes down to the strength of the resolve of those
in power. And right now, we don't have a lot of folks that
are doing a great job. I will say. I will say that there
are some promising folks too that are out there, though, Trump, de
Santis and others that are carry late types. More and more of those folks
coming around and getting on tickets and so forth. By the way, my
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I sellhealth dot com to find out more how Eric can help you.
I sell health dot com. Great guy knows his stuff. There to help.
I've got to go have a great weekend. SDG.