BUCK: We did activate this audience a moment ago to get fired up like Leonidas and the 300 against tyranny — the medical tyranny of Fauci — to go stand in the hot gates of Thermopylae and stand athwart the craziness. They are lighting up the lines. Let’s get to it. Nicole in Idaho on the test score decline from the covid school shutdowns. Nicole, what’s up?
CALLER: Yeah. I just wanted to say that this is a no-brainer. I’m a mom of two boys, and we moved from Tacoma to Idaho for this very reason, ‘cause I could see that my children were getting dumber by the day. I was getting dumber by the day trying to homeschool them.
CLAY: Yep.
CLAY: How old are your kids, by the way?
CALLER: They’re 15 and 12.
CLAY: Well, I’m glad you did what every mom and dad should do, which is everything for your kids, particularly their education. And I think moms are still fired up about this, Buck. I don’t know why Republicans aren’t talking to them on this issue more.
BUCK: I don’t know why Republicans aren’t talking on a whole range of issues more. Go on offense, GOP! Bring the message to the people. Get out there. It’s not enough to just sort of speak in the usual forum. Get out there. This is the time to sprint. No more kneeling on the football.
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