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Trump's plans to inject so-called patriotic education into U.S. schools has experts freaking out

that it's a dog whistle for making sure the next generation is loyal to him, with it it mirroring steps taken in Russia and China. The Supreme Court now looks like it's about to

agree with a woman who said she was discriminated against by her gay co-workers because she's

straight, and then some lighter, interesting news about the race against the clock to establish

moon time. We're deep diving into all of that on today's brand new Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news, how it's being covered, and how people are reacting to it, starting with this. So Donald Trump announced something in the

second week of his presidency, but we really haven't heard much about it since. Right. And that is

this whole idea of patriotic education. Specifically, I want to talk about not just the United

States, but the way that we've seen this very idea implemented in other countries around the world over the past few years, and what we can maybe learn from that. But first, let's go back to Trump's first term in office.

Right, because that's actually when he first declared a new national campaign to promote patriotic education.

With him claiming that, quote, left-wing, rioting, and mayhem were the direct results of decades of left-wing indoctrination in our schools. With him denouncing what he described as a twisted web of lies being

taught in U.S. classrooms about racism in America, even calling it a form of child abuse. And then Trump,

warning that the crusade against American history is toxic propaganda and ideological poison

that, if not removed, would destroy the country. And so with that, he set up the so-called 1776

commission to fight back, promoting a version of events that critics have said warped the history of racism and slavery in America. With him saying that not only did it

excuse the country's dark past, but even doing it in ways that condemned the civil rights movement.

With some outraged, historians calling it a hack job and outright lies, and of course, Biden,

he rescinded the order. Now, it's 2025. Trump is back and so is the 1776 commission.

And with that, in early executive order entitled Ending Radical Indoctrination and K-12 Schooling,

relaunched the initiative while claiming that, quote, in recent years, parents have witnessed schools

indoctrinate their children in radical anti-American ideologies while deliberately blocking parental

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