looks like DeSantis is probably going to win. So that's how the system works.

All right. What percent of parents are completely useless? Good question. I will put that to the audience. What percentage of parents would you say are above the line of capable? Wherever above the line of capable. All right, so we're—this will be the capable number, not the incapable. How many are capable? Somebody's saying 75 percent of parents are capable, but others 30.

See, that probably informs your opinion of who should be in charge, right? If you thought only 25 percent of parents were even capable, you might lean toward well, let the school do it because you know you don't want to ruin 75 percent of kids. Yeah, and I guess we don't know. And everybody would have a different idea of what capable looks like, etc. But I'll tell you my observation is the school raises your kid no matter what.

So that I guess part of the reason that I'm a little less engaged in this topic is that if you've observed children at all, if they go to school, if they go to public school—because that's a separate option, right? You know, a lot of people would like to have the option of taking them to a private school or a different school. But if they go to public school, the school raises your kid. There's nothing you could do about it. And it's their friends who do it.

Do you know all that sexuality stuff that you want the parent to teach? It's coming from their friends. You know, the parents can try, "Hey, let me sit you down and tell you all about this LGBTQ stuff, kids, when you're old enough." By the time your parents sit you down and talk to you, the kids' friends have already completely indoctrinated them into whatever the hell they believe.

Now the good news is that the whole LGBTQ thing is very accepted in the younger generation. So it's almost a non-issue. It's more like a curiosity but it's not like a judgment sort of thing for them. Where'd they get that? Did they get that from the school? Did they get that from their parents? No, most parents don't say anything. Most schools don't say anything. Except I'll give you an example. When I went to school a million years ago, we had an art teacher who was, I'm going to say, obviously gay. Could I be wrong? Yeah, I suppose I could have been wrong. And everybody in the town could have been wrong. And that fine young man that he lived with could have been just a friend, maybe. I mean, but trust me on this. I had a gay art teacher.

Now this was way before wokeness. But I have to say it probably normalized it for me just by example. Just the fact that he existed and he wasn't fired for it. People made unkind remarks behind his back, of course, in those days. But I think it normalized it. So all you have to be—you have to be sort of humble about what a parent could even do to a kid because the kids are just seeing examples of stuff and talking to their friends. That's got to be 75 percent of it