Red Beacon Daily News 07.29.2026

Hee yee, hey yee. Red Beacon Daily News, July twenty ninth, twenty twenty six. Education Department investigates Denver, Washington school district's over classroom kissing and testosterone vials in Pride displays. Before we get started, Wow, the modern minefield that has become public school is tremendous, really, And I hear a lot of people opening for homeschool and stuff like that, But my heart goes out truly to like single parents and people who are really in a bind and they know their kids going to I just can't. You know, it's hard to fathom your kid going to a school and finding out this kind of stuff is going on, and then you know, whatever, this is your school. You got to finish it out. Be smart, be careful. The US Department of Education announced Tuesday it is probing two school districts over allegations involving a high school teacher. Now, the fact that this person's not in the hospital is amazing. Also, a high school teacher who forced same sex students to kiss during class activities and a Pride month exhibit that allegedly included vials of testosterone. A football team didn't swoop down on those, I gets kidding. The investigations will determine whether Denver Public Schools in Colorado and the Bethel School District in Washington State or in violation of the Protection of Pupils Rights Amendment. I don't even know what that is. But if they're not, then what's the point of it. This is a federal law that allows parents to opt their children out of school surveys, evaluations, and instructional activities involving sex, behavior, or attitudes. Quote. Parents must be decision makers in matters impacting the most intimate parts of their children's lives. Frank Miller, the comic artist said, just kidding, some other Frank Miller, director of the Student Privacy Policy Office at the Education Department set In a July twenty eighth statement, the agency said it plans further investigations. I'm sorry, further significant actions this week focused on enforcing parental rights following the National Parents Day, which fell on Sunday. The good news is that Denver District fired the kissing teacher, the old kissing teacher. Let's say it's a Denver School spokesperson Scott Prebble said in a statement that the district placed a teacher on administrative leave and completed investigation after students raised concerns. March twenty twenty five. Quote, the safety and emotional well being in dignity of our students are the absolute highest priorities at DPS. Local reporting in an independent review by an administrative law judge earlier found that French teacher Jennifer Honka what's more important than kissing? In French class? Jennifer Honka at Northeast Early College faced accusations that students felt pressured to take part in graded classrooms skits involving same sex kissing. Students reported a classroom rule that goes quote, the answer is always yes. The DPS board voted unanimously on May twenty, twenty twenty five to fire Honka for incompetence and neglect of duty. The answer is always yes. Come on up to the front, Come on up to stay with me after class. The answers always yes. You know the rule. The inclusion of vials was entirely unauthorized and did not receive approval from school leadership or administration. In the Washington case, the department's looking into a June Pride Month display at Graham Capus in High School in the Bethel School District, about an hour south of Lovely, Seattle. The exhibit included vials labeled as testosterone, with some containing small amount of unknown liquid. Testing of liquid to confirm whether it was testostrue would occur I requested by prosecutors. The Trump administration has undertaken dozens of investigations into school districts over transgender and LGBT policies. Heaven help your child if you don't know their teachers and the people they go to school with. I mean, school's an interesting thing, man. You know, school is a new thing. Like you got to remember, we are building a life. If like you're a parent, you're trying to mimic a life and build a life for your kids. That is so new. Everything everything that you grew up with. If you're in your thirties, forties, fifties, everything that you grew up with and thought like your whole life, you think like this, this is life, This is the way life should go. It makes sense in your head. You almost assume this is the way it's always been. Kids have always woken up going to school. No, it was only like two three generations of kids woke up went to school. School's new reading is new math. Kids who know how to do math. Like this stuff is new teachers taking a kid to a place, dropping them at the place, leaving them there for eight hours, coming back getting them all new. It's all except work. Maybe maybe in the cities back in the early nineteen hundreds, you drop them off at where go make boots. I'll come and get you later with a with a piece of bread and then you can come home and clean the house or whatever it was. I don't know. But a lot of this stuff, man, a lot of this it's just it's just a mind bender, is what it is. It's a mindbender because as I get older, I learn more and more about history, and you start to realize, like a lot of the stuff that we set up colleges, careers, all this stuff it's like all new, you know what I mean, Rights and freedoms and all this kind of stuff. I mean, largely like you could say that the Bill of Rights itself is but a newborn right. We just celebrated the two fifty two fifty. You understand, we're in the year two thousand, only two fifty of them have we been around, Like, what to do without the King's permission. I don't know. It's just interesting. Be careful though, look out for your kids. For real, it's wild out there, folks. Do you understand it's wild? But let's zoom out and on the grander scale, let's talk a little bit about I don't know about you, about your life, right, Everything can't be about what other people are doing to you. Sometimes it has to be about you. Most of your problems in life, I'm gonna tell you right now. You don't know if you want to hear it or not, but most of your problems in life are your fault or can be solved by you. Right, I maybe really sit down and be honest with yourself. You look at the most pressing issues in your life. Most problems in your life are either your fault, decisions you made, or things that you can fix, probably in the very near future too, if you want to do the work. So sometimes we've got to focus on ourselves. I like to do good news. I like to do news outside of the UH, whatever's going on in the world. Big picture, artificial intelligence. I got a really we've got an amazing artificial intelligence UH interview coming up. An interview on the topic on the subject on the building of data centers. That is just going to confuse you even more. No, it is, it's in a way. It's a way. I'm gonna show you a clip from it today on Today's Eyes on AI. But two questions that could change the way you live. Happiness researcher and I don't know what that is, but happiness researcher Arthur C. Brooks poses two deeply personal questions that can point us toward a life of deeper meaning. This is like, you know, a large part of my life sitting around thinking about what I want to think about, what I should be thinking about, what I thinking about, the things that I ought think I should think about. Oh, the things you can think if you're only depressed enough. The United States publishes more self help books than any country in the world. Yeah, that makes sense, But books such as Stephan Covey's The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Carnegie How to Win Friends and Influence People have become American CLASSIQUS. We're also number one in self help podcast featuring everything from motivation to personal growth to better mental health. Now, that's Prepper Broadcasting Network, that's Red Beacon Media. If we're not self helped them what is right. We're gonna help you weigh more than most. You get your ass in gear. You're gonna be eating better. You're gonna be working out. You're gonna be walking through the woods looking for mushrooms. Right, You're gonna be sitting down and writing poems. You're hey, You'll feel better. I'm telling you right now. You put the phone away and write something on a sheet of paper with a pen once in a while, you feel way better. Uh. From the colonial days to the present, Americans have looked for ways to better themselves, for tips and life hacks, to solve problems great and small. Whatever. What are the questions? He goes on to say that for years he's been giving his students a little quiz to say if they know the meaning of their lives. It's a two question test, which, as he says, you pass if you have answers, and you fail if you reply those questions. Those are questions I've never thought about before, or those questions don't have answers. Here are the questions. Now, think about how they convey, Think about how they work in your life. Think about your response to these questions. Question one, why are you alive? Think about it. Question one, why are you alive? Let's put it up here and then we'll talk about the implications again. Okay, he says. It's a two question test, all right, two question tests, And as he says, you ask if you have answers, and you fail if you reply. Those are questions I've never thought about before, or those questions don't have answers. And here are the questions. Why are you alive? Why am I alive? I mean, there's a there's a biological and anatomical and kind of disgusting answer to that. Right. We all have refers to our parents. Why are you alive? Really? Why are you here? Think about it selfishly, think about it, you know, in the grander scheme, because there is a bit of you that you know. Why are you alive? I'm alive? Because what? Well, the easy answer is God's brought me here and put me on this path to give honor to Him in the in the roundabout long way that we've done it together, God and I. And then of course there's sort of the day to day like motivation, right like why are you alive? There are responsibilities, people who depend on you, you know what I mean, Goals, and dreams and all that kind of stuff. The second question is very interesting too, and this is one that I think a lot of people need to answer and be very honest with themselves. For what would you give your life? In the age of internet activism right where every day we see someone who is sometimes having a total breakdown on in front of their phone camera over an issue that they are just so incredibly passionate about. I ask you, of all the people you see at No King's rallies, of all the people you see at Black Lives Matter protests, of all the people you see it at even conservative like the two fifty celebration and things like that, protests that are you know, more rightly, they're so rare. I can't even think of them. But for what would you give your life? Right? If you got kids, it's easy, you know, if you're married anymore, I don't know. I don't know how people are in marriage anymore, I really don't. I mean, there was a time when it was a no brainer, you know, I mean there was there was a time when it was an absolute no brainer. A husband would jump in front of a bullet for his wife without a second thought. Nowadays, the way things are with men and women. I'm not sure how that goes, you know, for what would you give your life? I think if you really sat down and run some sequencing, you'd be surprised. You know, you really start to think about it, think about some scenarios. Think about, you know, if you could save a child, but it would cost your own life, right, think about if you could well, you know, there's a lot of those situations. I don't know if you saw that video of the lifeguard the drug the child out of the ocean and the waves were just smashing him and he just kept you know, Trump's gonna supposedly going to give him an award for it. But he saved this kid's life, you know what I mean. And uh, and he was fully prepared to lose his because the waves were crazy. You gotta see it. You gotta see the video. And even another man tried to run in and help him. He just got smashed away by the waves. The kid knew what he was doing. I don't know. It's uh, it's something to consider. Why are you alive? The cynical answer that goes about the internet now is I needn't ask to be here, which is one of the most insane things. One of the most insane train of thoughts I've ever really heard in my life. I didn't ask to be here. Oh okay, well if you take make that a few steps further, you won't be here much longer. Right, I didn't ask to be here? So what is that? What do you want? What does that mean? Do you want something? You want something for free? What do you want? I hear people say that I don't like it. I didn't ask to be born. Yeah, nobody did. What are you talking about? And how do you know you didn't? Maybe you did? You don't know. Shit, man, you're here for seventy five years and then eternity awaits you. Maybe you did ask to be here. Maybe there's a whole process up there. Whatever, don't get me started on ungrateful people who live in the most magic time of war. So you know, why are you here? And for what would you give your life? I want you to think about it. I want you to think about it. Folks. Why is AI here? It's your AI assistant here. We've got a bit of a news. Situation, folks. Today you're gonna get a sneak peek at contractor rx's interview head from Contractor RX. We did a great interview yesterday. We're gonna polish it up. We're gonna release it Friday on Red Beacon Media and the Prepper Broadcasting Network. Uh, this is a very straightforward interview. Man. I wanted the full story on you know, what's going on. Who's building the data centers? Right? These things are going up. They're going up all over the country. I wanted an inside scoop from somebody who could tell me what's really going on in there in terms of, like, you know, nails into wood or whatever. The situation is, right, how is it coming together? Who's building them? And? Uh, this is this is a clip of that conversation. Thing I wanted to talk to a previously before that was they told us, they literally told us, if you have any feelings a while working on these things, we will bring in people. And it's not like they haven't done it before. They will go to other countries and bring in people and give them work visas. And these things are getting built one way or another. Oh, oh, I see what you're saying. Yeah, So the difference is the American's conscience is too deep. Then they'll just get visa people to come. Into send any you might as well give the money to American taxpayers, the American contractors, right, I mean, at least we're reinvesting the money back. We're buying what do we buy. We're buying Harley Davidson's with them, We're buying pickup trucks with them, They're buying clothes. Here, we're putting the money back kids college accounts, like we're reinvesting it here. Whereas if you're bringing people from the country to build these data centers, where do they do they send them money home? Definitely, Well, that is kind of the gray area that that I never thought about until I saw your Instagram channel, which was and I didn't know it was two thousand. But you know, where do those guys go work? You know what I mean? Where do they get the money to put the food on the table if they're not doing this job. It's a very interesting sort of breakdown of this whole data center thing. The whole podcast is really built around that. You're you're gonna really enjoy it. You might come away more Like I said, I it wasn't a podcast built to say data center bad. We have to stop at data center good. We should promote it. Right. It's not a black and white podcast whatsoever. This is a total gray area podcast. But it's an opportunity to get the capital T truth, folks, you know what I mean, like the truth of what is happening with these things. We even talk about Hocel and Hocal's you know, stance on not building any more power plants, and Ted had some really interesting stuff to say about that too, man, because yeah, well you know what it is, right, you probably already know what it is, but look for that podcast. Man, it's an awesome way to really I mean, it's amazing to me, and I think I even said it in the podcast, but it's amazing to me that there's no journalists down on the ground level talking to these guys, because what's happening, well you'll see, but people are making really good livings, building data centers, young people, people who are building like a future for themselves right now as we speak, building these things, and I just think it's such an interesting wrinkle in it all, you know what I mean, It's such an interesting wrinkle in all of it and thought provoking and you know the type of news that Look, I'm not a journalist, man, I'm a podcaster and a book writer and a blogger and this kind of stuff. And it took me a few DM messages to talk to this guy, bring him on the show, and all of a sudden open up the book of you know, another layer to this whole AI boom that is happening, and you could know so much more. It's almost like public school and public media just they're just designed to make you think surface level or should I kiss my buddy in school or school? Data center bad, data center good? Whatever? Mark Zuckerberg good, Mark Zuckerberg bad. You know what I mean. It's like, we need more, we need more, more engagement, We need to think more, we need to live more, we need to we need more, much than more today for a little more. As we end the show, we are going to uh partake in a little. Dante Gabriel Rosetti one of my favorite poets of all time, if not my favorite poet of all time. I don't know things are changing. Dante Gabriel Rosette was undoubtedly my favorite poet for a long time. But as I get older, you know, things change, things change. The House of Life is his collection of sonnets, and this is a son of twenty two, called Heart's Haven. He writes gushy love poems. For the most part, he's had his heart ripped out. He was a lunatic, women addicted, drug addicted kind of guy, depression addicted. Probably the probably my favorite painter of all time, on top of being one of my favorite poets of all time. Really, he was one of those sort of drugged out pleasure seeking geniuses. I don't know how else to put it. The House of Life twenty two, Heart's Haven. Sometimes she's a child in my arms. I gotta start over, because I butcher that. Sometimes she is a child within mine arms, cowering beneath dark wings, that love must chase with still tears, showering and averted face, inexplicably filled with faint alarms, and all from mine own spirits, hurtling harms. I crave the refuge of her deep embrace against all ills, the fortified, strong place and sweet reserve of sovereign counter charms and love. Our light at night and shade at noon lulls us to rest with songs and turn away, and turns away all shafts of shelterless tumultuous day, like the moon's growth. His face gleams through his tune and as soft water as Warble to the Moon are answering spirits chime one round delay d g R. Ladies and gentlemen, it has been my pleasure Red Beacon Daily News. You can't get this anywhere else. Artificial intelligence, psychosis in the schools. What else did we talk about? Health and well being? Poetry? A lot of people out this. I don't want that anyway, but for those of you that enjoy it, we will see you back here again for another Red Beacon Daily News folks in the very near future.