frances willard, because i always get them mixed up. frances willard, who was a sufferagette, a socialist, said if we can put it into the curriculum of third graders, maybe we start to have a chance. so in the 1970's, third grade crick crumb, anti-alcohol was put into classrooms. this was before john dewey, horace mann, loose public school associations, but a third grade curriculum is put in. by 1919, what do you have in america? prohibition of the sale and consumption of alcohol. and the progressives said, wait, if you can do that with third grade curriculum, what else can you do with third grade curriculum? and they discovered a word, they knew it, so did our founders. i learned it from david, and we talked about it in the book, which is how you educate and train up the youngest. if you can shape the youngest of minds to have a different understanding of the value of a good life, you change the entire way a society and the civilization looks at what they value. >> as we said, the pledge, one nation, under god, indivisible, would you s