The only things I don't really like about Tim Pool are his near constant hyperbole and how he tends to use the identity politics card, which gets rather annoying fairly quickly.

Granted if you want his same exact content just made with better format and budget (and less hyperbole), there is Subverse

With the US, education heavily differs by state with regards to what is funded and what is not. A few good examples would be Arizona, which is constantly on the bottom rung of education in the US despite getting relatively large amount of funding that consistently gets funneled into school sports programs. Another good example is California, the state of "funnel money into it to solve all problems" but currently has the lowest high school graduation rate of any state. It's not funding that is the issue, it's the improper allocation of funds. Also, unions (at least from what I've seen in the US) that are based in the service industry (ie Education, Journalism, etc.) as opposed to the labor industry tend to have very pervasive communist roots that clash with the constitution (very good recent example is the Red For Ed movement).

wtf why is "Chris Cornell" one of the demonetization phrases?