Keep up with the Trump administration when you subscribe to the Trump report.

This email brings you daily highlights from the Oval Office right to your inbox five days a week.

Subscribe to the Trump Report.

For the full episode of the Dennis Prager Show, go to Pragertopia.com, sign up and become a full member.

All right, I want to go to calls, but let me just wrap some of this up. And then I want to take a

couple of calls on this. I see some out there that I really appreciate. But here's a deal with

the Department of Education. It's not going to hurt local education. It's only

going to enhance education. Kimberly Strassel, again, she wrote a great column on this. Trump's

school choice is what she calls it. She was actually a little upset with Trump because she felt like

in that state of the union address, which is what I'm calling it,

the address to Congress, she said one of the things he did so brilliantly, basically,

in his first administration is he really put the left on defense when it came to education.

And she felt like it was a missed opportunity because he didn't speak on it much or at all in his last state of the union. However, she gave

him prompts for eradicated critical race theory and transgender ideology from the classroom and

the sports field. She also talked about how he, again, directed the education department to favor

school choice programs in grant programs.

And she says this is a huge shift in direction.

And this is a good thing.

But he has the power and the ability to totally turn this school choice thing on its head and give the power back to the states.

And she wants him to talk it up more.

So some of the things that the Department of Education is for, basically they play good

cop and bad cop.

...