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Now, let me tell you what's going on in Texas.

Oh, man, we have two things happening now.

Well, three things.

A new administration kicking in.

We have a Supreme Court that is insanely conservative now.

It has switched completely.

And we have very conservative state legislatures where evangelicals and hugely religious folks read Christians in this case

have gotten more influence in schools than you could ever imagine. So Texas is voting on a new

public school curriculum statewide and incorporate stories from the Bible into elementary

school teachings. The Bible will be part of the school curriculum and not the study of the

Bible as a separate Bible course. I did that when I was in junior high school. And it was not

religious. It was literature and historical because it's the most influential book that's ever been published in mankind's history.

So it was no religious stuff. This is religious stuff. This is the Bible. This is Jesus. This is Christianity. New Testament, I might add.

And the material was written by the Texas Education Agency, and this is a body overseeing public school education.

And it's headed by the Texas Commissioner of Education. By the way, this is for grades K through five.

And this is a tough one.

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