Boys Adrift The Five Factors Driving the Growing Epidemic of Unmotivated Boys and Underachieving Young Men

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I was on Fox twice last week. Were you? You and Stacey Abrams, Stacey Adams as they call her on Fox News. I got so many people emailing me. It's so weird. You find out who is closeted Fox watchers. I get so many texts. Great, Hey, saw you on Fox. It's like, you watch Fox? Oh, wow. I mean, so many people are closeted Fox watchers. Oh, and what were you talking about? Adrift? What do you think I was talking about? Adrift, your book. That's right. Adrift in American 100 Shards. Yes, that's right. And it was zeroed on the parts.

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Oh, Adrift. America in 100 Charts.

Did you see her picture of her sick and she managed to slip in my book?

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How many of my books have you read? All of them. I just finished Adrift. Yes, I have. Yes, I have it. I haven't. I'm showing Clara through it. Yes, I am. And I made Alex read it. Yes, I do.

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I own the copyright to Boys Adrift. Give the doctor your copy of Boys Adrift and ask the doctor to read chapters 4 and 8 with the scholarly citations.

I really had a fight with the publisher of my book, Boys Adrift, because they wanted a disclaimer that the book offers general guidance only.

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There was Leonard Sachs, who's written a book called Boys Adrift, really interesting.

He has some interesting things to say in interviews and so on.

He even goes so far. He's an MD who has written some really good things about parenting and boys and girls.

And he says that his way of checking a school to see if it's good for boys is to look at their honor roll. But if there are roughly equivalent numbers of boys and girls on the honor roll, then that could be a school that works for boys.

And he said it has really shifted. If you go historically and look at those honor rolls, it used to be roughly equivalent, even sometimes slanted toward boys in earlier decades. And now it is almost exclusively girls.

Something's wrong.

That school is not teaching boys in a way that works for boys.

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There was Leonard Sachs, who's written a book called Boys Adrift, really interesting.

And he has some interesting things to say in interviews and so on. He even goes so far. He's an MD who has written some really good things about parenting and boys and girls.