Topic: 1776

The U.S. Department of Education faced criticism for including a link to the Abolitionist Teaching Network in a handbook for reopening schools during COVID-19. Dr. Carol Swain of the 1776 Commission argues that the inclusion was not an error but a reflection of the Biden administration's alignment with radical activist groups. The administration later backtracked, claiming the citation was an error in a lengthy document.

Adam Curry performs a "live" play-by-play of a demographic chart showing racial percentages in the U.S. from 1610 to 2060. The data shows white populations peaking in the early 20th century and declining toward 41% by 2060, while Hispanic populations eclipse Black populations around 1999. The hosts discuss Joe Biden's observation of biracial couples in commercials as a sign of this "browning" trend.

Robert Woodson, a black conservative activist, launched the 1776 Project as a direct response to the 1619 Project. Woodson argues that the New York Times endeavor promotes anti-American propaganda and a "victimization mentality" by defining the country as incurably racist.