In the common core agenda... Oh, excuse me, curriculum, everything's relative. And I mean...

Congressman Daryl Smith: In the common core agenda... Oh, excuse me, curriculum, everything's relative. And I mean everything from kindergarten on. Even basic facts are seen as subjective. Common core deliberately creates the illusion there's no such thing as truth.
Reverend Dave Hill: Because if truth doesn't exist, then there's no moral absolutes.
Congressman Daryl Smith: And by middle school, there's a discernible political agenda behind the classroom reading lessons. Ask your average millennial about our founding fathers and they'll tell you that they were all a bunch of old and rich oppressive slave owners. That perspective came from somewhere.
Reverend Dave Hill: But weren't they?
Congressman Daryl Smith: Most of 'em were just kids. Edward Rutledge and Thomas lynch, both were just twenty-six years old when they signed the Declaration of Independence. And Thomas Jefferson was the ripe old age of thirty-three when he helped write it. And, as far as owning slaves, absolutely, some did... But many did not. But they all get tarred with the same brush.
Reverend Dave Hill: But why, to what end?
Congressman Daryl Smith: If you discredit them, then you discredit what they gave us. Instead of the people havin' their natural rights derived from God, we can convince the students that... We only have those rights, which the government allows us... Replacing our liberties with control