andrew langer who is the president at the institute for liberty? good to see you, sir. all right, so let's talk about this a little bit. we just heard joe biden from 2020, over and over promising to shut down the virus, but listen to what he told the nation's governors on monday. make sure that we do not list federal solutions stand in a way or state solutions and look, there is no federal solution. give solve state level. now you have people from both sides of the political spread spectrum ripping biden for allegedly giving up. i mean look at the change, it's profound. well it's a change also and.

and joining me to talk about this and the latest from anthony valgy, andrew langer who is the president at the institute for liberty. good to see, sir. all right, so let's talk about this a little bit. we just heard joe biden from 2020, over and over promising to shut down the virus, but listen to what he told the nation's governors on monday. make sure that we do not live federal solutions stand in a way of state solutions. it, look, there's no federal solution. this gets solved, state level. now you have people from both sides of the political spread spectrum ripping biden for allegedly giving up. i mean, look at the change. it's, it's profound. well, it's a change also in terms of a, the energy level with which he said that listen, we all know that when president biden was elected in november of 2020, he was elected essentially in selling of the american people on a bill of goods. there had been a narrative in the mainstream media, the donald trump hadn't been doing enough to quote, unquote stop the virus. when we all know that the, by that the trump administration was doing whatever

and joining me to talk about this and the latest from anthony valgy, andrew langer who is the president at the institute for liberty. good to see you, sir. all right, so let's talk about this a little bit. we just heard joe biden from 2020, over and over promising to shut down the virus, but listen to what he told.

into the future of a dumbed down america for that we ran handy langer the president at the institute for the thanks for joining me, andrew on this. always going to be on you. scottie. ok, you've gone to the college process, you have one in college. now you're going through with a senior. first of all, you went through a multiple levels of education. no, a c t score, no s a t score. is this a positive move for american universities to make? i don't think it is, i mean part it's part and parcel of this effort to get rid of the concept of the meritocracy. and the, the objective meritocracy in america. this idea that you can actually have some way of looking at folks and empirically comparing folks one to the other. but there's been a movement over the course of the last 15 years to make it once again more subjective . and i think students are not going to be very well served by this in long term. ok, so to get into harvard, you need to add a 1600 score there to g. i know you got that, but most people don't. but you also have to show other documentation proving you are worthy of studying and such a prestigious university. so