Topic: State Education

Donald Trump enters the 59th day of his presidency with plans to sign an executive order aimed at eliminating the Department of Education. While created by Congress, the administration intends to use executive authority to cut all funding, leaving only a skeleton remnant of the agency. Additionally, New York State Democrats have reportedly moved to block illegal aliens from voting in local and state elections following investigations into voter fraud.

President Trump is reportedly drafting an executive order to abolish the Department of Education as early as next week. Stephen Miller and Elon Musk are cited as key figures supporting the closure of what they characterize as government indoctrination centers. Jones asserts that this move is part of a broader acceleration by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to dismantle the deep state.

Donald Trump has pledged to abolish the Department of Education and return control of schooling to the individual states. Alex Jones supports this move, arguing that federal oversight has allowed UNESCO and the UN to influence American curriculum with "woke" ideologies. Additionally, the appointment of Stephen Miller as Deputy Chief of Staff is highlighted as a key move for the upcoming mass deportation strategy.

Donald Trump proposes closing the federal Department of Education and moving control back to the states. He argues that states like Iowa and Idaho would thrive under local control, leading to better outcomes and lower costs than the current federal system.

The host discusses the difficulty of homeschooling in an economy where inflation often requires dual-income households. He argues that the state currently spends more time raising children than parents do, which he views as a significant threat to the constitutional republic. He suggests that private colleges are effectively state-funded institutions.

Vivek Ramaswamy outlines his plan to shut down the "fourth branch" of government, including agencies like the FBI, the Department of Education, and the CDC. He describes the current political climate as a "1776 moment" that requires a new generation of leadership to revive American ideals. Ramaswamy asserts that the "America First" agenda belongs to the people and must involve dismantling the administrative structures that have "duped" previous leaders.

Jay Dyer quotes Bertrand Russell's suggestion that "bacteriological warfare" or a "Black Death" spread once per generation could be an effective way to manage global population. Russell argued that if high-minded people could handle such measures, the world would not become "too full." Dyer emphasizes that we are currently living through the long-term re-education and depopulation plan Russell outlined a century ago.

The interview concludes with a discussion on the importance of the nation-state as a firewall against globalism. Stone argues that the education system has been used to "groom" elites and that the current conflict is a spiritual battle for sovereignty against a totalitarian federal government.