But what is that? How does it work? And how can parents use it?

So you can request information from the schools.

Again, I say they obfuscate, so it's a little bit difficult to use.

It's not as easy as all that.

If it's a federally funded school, they are obligated to give you the information.

It's hard to find information for a couple of reasons.

One, you're dealing with children.

I don't think it's happening quick enough, but I do see it happening.

So what's your number one piece of advice for parents and why do you believe it matters so much?

My advice really is never yell in anger at your children.

You have all the power.

And so don't get into the habit of yelling at your children because it doesn't make you look good and it doesn't make them feel good.

And there's really no reason for it.

You already have all the power.

So I brought a Bible verse.

So where can our listeners go to find out more about you and the resources you offer?

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Like, like we had fun.

And I didn't, like, put, like, a huge amount of pressure on myself.

I'm just like, "So this is what it's gonna feel like if I wanna sit down with the kids every morning and do work." And I was a bit of a taskmaster when we s- when we first started that fall.

Like, I stuck to the school schedule.

Like, I was like, "Okay, school's starting today, so we're starting today, so here we are, and here are the books," and I got everything prepared.

And we sat down at the kitchen table, and I, I, I had to pass a rule, no eating during school, because they would c- they would wanna just sit at the kitchen table and have breakfast while we got started.

That is so true.

As young, by the way, as four years old under a program backed by Governor Tim Walz.

Yeah, I mean, it's obviously a perversion.

I don't know why the people who have campaigned to get the government out of women's underwear want to be in children's underwear.

But that seems to be the plan for the day.

And these dolls are, they're just absurd.

And I don't know, I have to say, to broach this subject with a child who really isn't even asking these questions yet.

And to force this upon them is really the height of perversion.

I think it's pretty clear throughout history, countries have always been allowed to have borders and walls to keep out bad people.

Go for it.

So the Nehemiah Alliance is a group that has formed to pray for the nation.

So this nation was founded by Christian men and it was blessed by God, very demonstrably blessed by God.

This nation began with next to nothing and a bunch of farmers with pitchforks fighting the greatest military in the world at the time and winning the Revolutionary War to found a country that was made up of farmers and basically entrepreneurs, which is, it's such an incredible story.

If you don't know the story of the birth of this nation, you really should look it up.

But it's such an incredible story and it's very clearly ordained by God.

There were so many miracles that happened during the founding of the nation.

So I think it's pretty clear throughout history, countries have always been allowed to have borders and walls to keep out bad people.

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Because I think it's important to recognize where the faults are coming from.

And the faults are coming from this idea that there is competing ideologies that are just as good as.

Diversity is our strength.

And that is simply not true.

In fact, I said to my husband on the way here this morning, I think that diversity is our strength will go down as the biggest lie of the century, maybe the millennia.

It is such an enormous lie.

It seems to be the state says, don't worry, we'll look after this.

But, but you should work really hard for the man, uh, give your best years to it, uh, so that you can maybe if you're lucky, get one of these eggs and actually maybe you know have a kid you know if you found time to get married and now you're raising children in your late 30s which is you know sometimes that's what god's plan is but not for society as a whole so yeah what happened like what what have you seen i mean you're you've you're a successful woman yeah you've homeschooled your kids you've also had a career um like why why have so many women and of course men as well like bought into this lie

because they've been indoctrinated for 13 years in school.

And it's the indoctrination of absence in a sense.

And so for instance, they don't teach the Bible in school.

That message is the Bible's just not important enough to teach in school.

That's a lie, but it's a lie of omission, right? They just don't mention it.

And yeah, there are people in the schools that poo-poo it or whatever.

branch out into other ways that are unhealthy To kind of fulfill that entrepreneurial

Cause it's going to be an amazing trip.

Yeah, so when we went to Greece that last year was just, it's so moving.

It's so fascinating to see the actual biblical names and biblical record carved into stones that you can almost reach out and touch.

You're not allowed to touch them anymore because fingerprints and all that stuff.

But it's really so spiritual of a journey.

And I will also say the food is amazing.

So Greece is just an amazing trip.

And Sam, quickly, can you talk about what it is? I know you're highly involved in reforming education now and talking about homeschooling.

True.

And they equate money with success, because they went to school and they learned that money is success.

That's the definition of success in school, and that's the, that's-I, I would say a foundational problem that we have in our culture today is that we've all gone to school for 13 years, and we've been taught that money is the definition of success.

And so if you have to step on grandma to get that extra buck, that's- that's fair game.

I mean, Grandma's Grandma, she's expendable.

But that money, that's the, that's, that's the proof of who you are as an individual.

And it's very sad because then when you reach an older age of, you know, 50 or 60 and you haven't made so much money, you feel like a failure.

Yeah

OK, shifting gear a little bit, the GOP and the conservative values, Sam, in your opinion, what does what more does the Trump in the Congress need to do to make sure that conservative values are being represented in the media and also in entertainment?

What can they do in the media and entertainment? That is such a great question.

I mean, we can't have censorship of the media, but we're seeing it even today.

So I'm not sure what Congress actually, what power Congress has.

They can pass laws, but if they pass laws, for instance, the executive orders that Trump issued, They were executive orders.

They didn't really have any teeth.

There was no punishment for acting against them, really.

within their schooling, their educational freedom opportunities, right? Will that happen under this administration? Will the DOE finally be defunded? And will the power and the money be returned to local school districts and homeschool families and magnet schools and other options?

Did you learn anything new from watching this film?

Yeah, I did.

I will say that John Lennox, the way that he crafts the arguments is he makes it undeniable.

And that's why he wins his debates.

And it's a beautiful thing to see.

So this is definitely a film worth watching, especially as we head into the new year with so much uncertainty in the world.

It's nice to know that we can rely on something and that is our faith.

What coordinated effort between the left media, the anti— believed anti-christian um academia in really around the world now and you're seeing it metastasizing and christians being persecuted around the world you're both shooting a new film the flood end of man coming up in january you guys kevin you play noah wow wow that's a big part right there and sam you play noah's wife miriam let me say let sam start with this where did this what are you looking for you're shooting next month so tell us what you're looking to do

Sam, tell us a little bit about what it would do.

Well, I'll tell you one thing.

I mean, we're facing a bit of an existential crisis.

We just saw that Georgia has admitted that the election virtually was stolen, that there were ballots that were duplicated and ballots that were not counted.

And so that's one thing.

But here's the other thing, is that we have parents that have been attacked by their school boards based on the memo by Merrick Garland that enlisted the support of the FBI.

So the FBI made a terror watch list based on some parents speaking against using their freedom of speech to express an alternative opinion from the school board.

Just give us a quick update on the exciting things going on there.

Sam, tell us a little bit about what it would do.

Well, I'll tell you one thing.

I mean, we're facing a bit of an existential crisis.

We just saw that Georgia has admitted that the election virtually was stolen, that there were ballots that were duplicated and ballots that were not counted.

And so that's one thing.

But here's the other thing, is that we have parents that have been attacked by their school boards based on the memo by Merrick Garland that enlisted the support of the FBI.

So the FBI made a terror watch list based on some parents speaking against using their freedom of speech to express an alternative opinion from the school board.

Just give us a quick update on the exciting things going on there.

Sam, I pose the question, where has American media been for the last four years to suddenly show up now and say that Trump is the reason for an affordability crisis?

I have to say, first of all, it is so great that you're raising this point because it's like, where were they for the past five years? It's crazy that now it's a problem when, of course, the problem developed over a long period of time.

And yes, Trump left us with an amazing economy.

COVID, you know, accepting COVID.

But frankly, what we're seeing today is that there's been an underlying inflation that's happened over the past century that the young people are recognizing because the American dream has eluded their grasp.

The median home buyer today is 40 years old.

It didn't used to be that way.

So they're actively

Good morning to you.

Well, good morning, and it's a pleasure to be here with that lovely introduction.

This case is really interesting because the government sort of took over marriage when they offered a tax break or a tax incentive for married individuals, and they made it a state institution as opposed to what it had been for millennia, a religious institution.

And so now we are really with a conflict of definition of the term marriage.

And I think that's really where this whole thing stems.

So it'll be interesting to see where the Supreme Court comes down on that.

And my hopes are not high, but I suppose we should all be watching with intensity.

How do you see it?

What is going on?

Well, thank you for having me, and I, I just wanna reiterate, you know, you say that we're at war.

Here in the United States, there are various wars.

One of the most important ones to me and to the American people is the war that the government waged against its own citizens, most recently with the Merrick Garland categorization of parents as domestic terrorists, which shifted the entire sort of offset of how the schools dealt with parents who disagreed with policy and with certain books that were in the classrooms, or just maybe in the mask policies.

And they sicced their local law enforcement and the FBI against these parents.

These parents are the parents that we are now defending.

Parents Demanding Justice Alliance is asking for an executive order from the White House to at least acknowledge that there are parents who went to bat for their kids, and that we want parents who go to bat for their kids.

Is there something in the executive order that's so over the top is, that's why you're not getting traction? 'Cause it would seem to me this is a layup.

What are you guys working on? Wh- what are you looking for? Is this a law you wanna get passed? Is it an executive order? Tell us what you're doing and we wanna know how the audience can help, ma'am.

Yeah, well to start it's an executive order.

It, we need acknowledgement that these parents were unduly targeted and, uh, and harassed and damaged, actually, damaged.

Uh, some of them lost their businesses, they lost their livelihoods.

Uh, Kelly Walker himself is starting at, he's starting over, but he's not just starting over, he's starting at a deficit because he actually has an arrest on his record.

And, um, he was sentenced to 100 days in prison, which is absurd, for doing nothing, for simply being there to support a father who was defending the right of his child to not wear a mask.

And there was no violence, there was no altercation of any kind.

How do we get this topic, uh, i- in the minds of our politicians to get it ri- It's not more money, we're spending plenty of money, uh, how do we make it happen, and where, where do people go to get you and, uh, Kevin?

So you've

seen the product of homeschooling, at least the way that we did it with my oldest son, Braden, who is unstoppable now.

It's crazy.

It's better than you ever dreamed it could be and easier than you ever thought, frankly, homeschooling.

And that's why I wrote the book, Parents' Guide to Homeschool, to really just break it down.

Soup to nuts.

This is what we're talking about.

So