Jill Underly

Even though he can't read beyond fourth grade level and maybe can barely read at fourth grade level.

And those test scores we kept just like Jill Underly just did again.

We kept lowering what it meant to be proficient.

That's all that happened in the name of equity to solve the problem of racism.

It is about power.

If this were about education, then Jill Underly would have said something about schools.

So let's roll back to her state of the, um, State of Education address that nobody paid any attention to, which really didn't have that much in it, quite frankly.

She did not address the fact that scores are ...

She wasn't a substitute teacher.

She just walked in.

So Jill Underly said nothing about that issue, the fact that there's virtually no discipline in the schools and that teachers ...

One of the main reasons why teachers are bailing is because their classrooms are out of control, right? Instead ...

Just one-third.

Um, and so you would think that this would create a lot of urgency in Wisconsin, but w- uh, if you think about the top education official, Superintendent Jill Underly, this is what she said, her exact words.

"Wisconsin students continue to make steady progress, and we should be proud of that progress.

At the same time, we know too many students are still not where they need to be." This is after multiple years of basically zero growth.

That's what we're calling it now.

So to go back to the old way to teach reading, $50 million, and we do not have compliance among the school districts.

In fact, Tony Evers and Jill Underly tried to use that money for DEI instead of phonics, and now we have learned, thanks to your n- your work, that we're doing functionally the same thing with math.

We've taken the existing way to...