Low information voters backing Hillary Clinton for president support repealing the Bill of Rights because they think that’s what she wants to usher in the New World Order.

And they call Donald Trump supporters misinformed!

A new video produced by street reporter Mark Dice shows several people signing a petition to support Hillary’s supposed initiative to “modernize” and “repeal” the Bill of Rights.

“Yes, she’s going to lead us!” one man said. “We’re going to go in the right direction.”

As Dice continued to repeat the notion, the seemingly unfazed man said, “What parts is she going to repeal?”

“Well, to sort of compact them down and modernize them,” Dice responded. “Get them up to date? I’m with you brother!” the man said.

Another signer agreed it was the right thing to do.

“Sure,” another said when asked, affirming he saw the proposal.

On man disputed the idea that it takes a woman to “modernize these things.” But he wasn’t disagreeing with the concept of repealing the Bill of Rights, but rather anyone can do it.

“If she’s willing to do that, yes, but I believe anybody — you know, man or woman,” he said.

“I don’t believe anything works in Washington,” he added.

Last week, EAGnews reported a new study produced by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni found recent college graduates utterly uninformed about the fundamentals American government.

A survey of recent U.S. college graduates shows nearly 10 percent think Judge Judy is on the Supreme Court.

Nearly 60 percent of those surveyed didn’t know how the Constitution is amended, and almost 40 percent didn’t know Congress can declare war. More than 60 percent of those polled also thought Thomas Jefferson – not James Madison – is the “Father of the Constitution,” the American Council of Trustees and Alumni report.

“Many of the figures may actually understate how poorly our colleges are doing because older respondents performed significantly better than younger ones,” according to a report released by the group this week titled “A Crisis in Civic Education.”

“For example, 98.2 percent of college graduates over the age of 65 know that the president cannot establish taxes – but only 73.8 percent of college graduates aged 25-34 answered correctly.”

Additionally, “When asked to identify the rights guaranteed by the First Amendment, one-third of Americans could not name a single right; 43% could not even name freedom of speech as one of those rights,” the report notes.

“Our country depends upon an educated populace; and while civic activity and service learning are important, they simply cannot substitute for substantive learning about our history and government,” ACTA President Anne D. Neal said in a statement.