ers. And you just sit there for two hours a day learning stuff and maybe that's all you need because you've heard that before right? That you could compress the entire school day into two hours if you knew how to do the two hours. I totally believe that. There's no way that you're learning more than two hours worth of content in a school day. So if you could compress it that'd be quite a day.

Well, Sarah Adams, no relationship to me, is a former CIA intelligence expert. You may have seen her on podcasts. She says the terrorists are already set up here in America and they're planning on a major attack on the homeland. Now she's been saying this for a while and long enough that you might say to yourself but Scott you don't need to be a former CIA intelligence expert to say that terrorists will eventually do a big attack on the homeland. You know if you don't know when it's going to happen or the specifics we all could have made that same prediction. So as long as you're not held to the date or the approximate date that's a pretty safe prediction.

However you want to get really scared now. I hate to do this but this seems like an unrelated story but I'm not so sure. Apparently the Secret Service has found that there was this massive site in New York, somewhere near New York City, where there was a building with a whole bunch of equipment in it that was designed for no other purpose than to disrupt cell networks all over New York City.

And the thinking was that maybe it had to do with the United Nations meeting coming up. To which I say would that really be worth it if they built this expensive complicated facility? Do you think that the best use of that would be to make the cell phones not work at the UN? Does that seem like that would be what the plan was?

I've got a better suggestion that will scare you. It could be that the plan to turn off the cell phones all over New York City could be related to that big terror attack. If you were going to do a big terror att