Moms for Liberty member Beth Bourne joins the "Knuckleheads of Liberty" to discuss her activism against gender ideology and parental rights violations in California schools. She details her controversial methods for gaining attention at school board meetings, such as performing a mock strip tease to protest locker room policies and displaying gender-transition medical devices like breast binders. The conversation highlights her legal victory against a public library that attempted to censor her speech regarding biological sex in sports. The participants criticize the public education system for prioritizing social indoctrination over academic proficiency in subjects like math and reading.

This episode features a discussion with former educator Larry Sand regarding the systemic failures of government-run education. The participants criticize low proficiency rates in reading and math within California schools, arguing that political indoctrination has replaced traditional academic instruction. They express concerns over teacher unions protecting incompetent staff while demanding higher pay despite poor student outcomes. The dialogue also highlights controversial topics like school choice, lack of parental notification regarding gender identity, and the weaponization of students for political protests. Ultimately, the speakers advocate for educational competition and increased parental oversight to combat what they describe as a monopoly on propaganda.

California pushes new corporate tax hikes, a $100M “bridge to nowhere” stalls, and SF’s sprinkler‑mandate author cashes in on exemptions. Plus: tribal politics, union‑influenced federal councils, ideological battles in libraries, and warnings to businesses about a future Democratic administration. We close with how energy restrictions threaten America’s edge in the AI race.

James Just and Alexander Vasquez return live to unpack the political, cultural, and economic stories shaping the week. Sacramento’s proposal to rename Cesar Chavez Memorial Plaza reignites debates over civic identity. Florida sheriffs warn that mass deportations risk public safety and call for a more realistic immigration path.This week’s “From The Fields” explores supply chain vulnerabilities and how government intervention amplifies systemic risk.Insightful, grounded, and rooted in libertarian principles, this episode examines how policy choices—large and small—shape everyday life.