How Schools, Phones & AI Are Changing Childhood... | Marissa Streit | #2075

Marissa Streit· Guest0:00

I think government is always the problem and never the solution. I think ultimately if we wanna fix things, we have to fix things in our own communities, in our own homes. Again, it's personal responsibility and individualism- Yeah ... that are the antidote to groupthink and collective grievances. Gen Z-ers are officially dumber than previous generations. If you make sure that your kids don't spend time on phones and on screens, they will actually learn how to read. Any technology throughout the centuries, it really depends on how to use it. You can use it for good, and you can use it for evil. You can use it to make you stronger and more capable, or you can use it in a way that is just gonna self-destruct.

Sean Kelly· Host0:35

Okay, guys. Here at FreedomFest with one of the speakers. We got Marissa back on the show. How you been?

Marissa Streit· Guest0:47

Thank God. It's been crazy.

Sean Kelly· Host0:49

Yeah, it's been nuts.

Marissa Streit· Guest0:50

Yeah.

Sean Kelly· Host0:50

[laughs] Trial is going on right now.

Marissa Streit· Guest0:51

Yeah.

Sean Kelly· Host0:52

We're in a crazy world right now, but, um, what you been up to since you la- we last saw each other?

Marissa Streit· Guest0:56

Well, Dennis was injured. Dennis Prager had- fell down.

Sean Kelly· Host1:00

Mm.

Marissa Streit· Guest1:00

And so I had to step into much of the public life of PragerU, so that's been busy.

Sean Kelly· Host1:05

Yeah.

Marissa Streit· Guest1:05

PragerU is growing like crazy because many of the parents are waking up, realizing that the onslaught our- against our kids is real. So we have grown tremendously. The team has grown. Our audience has grown. There's just been a lot going on, and I think also what has grown is confusion. Chaos and confusion. So PragerU has really become this anchor for many people who don't understand