Name: Home Education Wins, Trump Mocks Voters and Midterm Dark Money | 10-12-26
Uploaded: 2026-10-12T15:42:41.000Z
Duration: 1490
Description: Sam Bushman and Lowell Nelson break down a major new study showing homeschooled students score 25 to 29 percentile points above the national average, why...

Sam Bushman and Lowell Nelson break down a major new study showing homeschooled students score 25 to 29 percentile points above the national average, why parental involvement matters more than income or education level, and how home education shaped the Founding Fathers. Plus, Sam pushes back on Trump's rally comments claiming his supporters would applaud anything, compares the rhetoric to Christ's example, and calls out over a billion dollars in undisclosed PAC spending flooding the midterms, including Elon Musk's record contributions. The show closes with news of federal agents searching Rep. Ilhan Omar's home.

Key Moments:

2:58 - Homeschooled students score 25-29 percentile points above national average
5:13 - Why poor and less-educated families still see great results
6:46 - Ben Carson's mom and the power of modeling learning
9:53 - Why "homework" is a better term than "homeschooling"
12:58 - The Founding Fathers were home educated
14:05 - If it worked for Jesus, it is good enough for us
15:44 - Trump says he could say the stupidest things and supporters would clap
17:14 - Sam's response: Trump is insulting his own voters
20:03 - Over $1 billion in dark money PAC spending in midterms
21:16 - Return elections to the precinct level with paper ballots
24:08 - Federal agents search Rep. Ilhan Omar's home

Call to Action: Share this episode with someone considering home education, and visit CampaignForLiberty.org and RonPaulInstitute.org to learn more about restoring constitutional governance and election integrity.