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Um, when talking to children's parents who are just maybe...

Do, do you know that the parents of small children are just the most entitled, terrible people I've ever met? They are un- unbelievably selfish, just thinking of themselves and their offspring with no consideration for what I need and what I want in that situation as well.

It's been so unbelievably frustrating, so Juno has just washed her hands of all of it, and just stays away from the children and their horrible, horrible carers.

Mm-hmm.

You know, I was in a lot of pain, but after that, after that concoction that Dr. Mumble gave me, I don't really feel much anymore, and I, I kind of feel like I, I can see clouds, little maybe fluffy kittens up...

Oh, fish.

Oh, wow.

Um-But you're gonna-- If you go to that school, you're gonna be experiencing those vibes just as much as you are gonna be experiencing the student clubs and organizations, or this type of curriculum, or whatever.

Hi, my name is Glen Finney.

I'm from Mountain Lakes, New Jersey.

Um, kind of going off what other people have said, I think being on campus is huge, and especially talking to students.

Um, on all of the campuses I visited and the colleges that I visited, when I spoke to students, I could really get a sense of, "These are my people," or, "These people seem great, but they're not for me." And I think interacting with people on campus, 'cause at the end of the day, the people that are at a university are what makes that university special.

So I think interacting with students, and the other thing I would say is representing yourself authentically and honestly in your essays, because a lot of people think, "What do the college admissions officers want me to be?" And I think admissions officers are good.

Every school has a unique identity, and I think admissions officers are good at recognizing this person fits our identity or they don't.

Our, uh, dean, uh, Katherine Buzzella, uh, uh, I, I, I think has something to add.

What do you think about this, this, uh, this first cut at a major reorganization of the State Department?

Oh, thanks, Steve, so much for having me.

This is long overdue, and I actually was in the office that they're DOJing, uh, called JS, the Office of Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights, which is, uh, an o- an office that's to- totally out of control with spending and priorities that are just not in alignment with the president's agenda.

And actually, we attempted to do this in the first term, but Mike Pompeo was the one that stopped us.

Uh, OMB was behind us, uh, Russ was behind us in the first term.

So it's, it's great news to see that Secretary Rubio is taking a stab at this.

Um, and it's also really important that this drumbeat on the outside from the MAGA base, uh, supporting DOJ and their efforts is strong because Secretary Rubio is responding to that.

Tell me about it.