Okay, let's do it. Florida. Now, you got, you have Governor Ron DeSantis, who is a pretty right-wing. You have to, you have to admit that. And one of the things that Florida passed, and do I think Governor Santis is sort of too far right-wing? Yeah, I do. I think he's out of his mind and way too

conservative. No, in many issues, I don't think so. I mean, he's got a real problem with the

border. It's easy for someone in Massachusetts. It's easy for someone in Oregon or Washington to talk

about the border and the southern border, but when

you're dealing with it, you're dealing with it. And DeSantis has that issue, for sure, when you

have people coming in, not necessarily by land, but you have the Haitians that are now going

to be coming in, et cetera, et cetera. Now, let's talk about the don't say gay law that he was able to have passed.

The don't say gay statute said that kids who are taught in school, not only were they not to be

taught about gay issues at all.

Gay issues weren't even to be discussed in school.

Kindergarten and the first few years of elementary school, I think it went all the way up,

if I'm not mistaken, because I'm in the law. You couldn't, the teachers couldn't even recognize there was a gay community, not even teaching about it, just recognizing it.

Student raises hand, hey, teacher, I want to talk about gayness.

What, what are you talking about?

I have no idea what you're talking about.

Could not even be mentioned.

Well, obviously, lawsuit and books were banned, referencing gay lifestyles gay politics

uh gays uh position in society uh much less the history of what gays have given to society

of which of course there's history after history of it. And so there was a lawsuit that was filed by a group of parents and civil libertarians that

filed a lawsuit saying you can't do that. Well, the state of Florida has settled.

State has settled. So the, now here's the settlement.

The law itself remains in place.

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