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is a pre-recorded program. Out of Florida comes a story of and a bill out of Ron DeSantis, the governor.

Now, Ron DeSantis is one of the most conservative governors in the United States.

He is very religious and he believes in religion having a huge influence on public affairs.

Not only business, but certainly schools and public office.

And he signed a bill last April that allows chaplains, religious chaplains, to be part of the public schools amid staffing shortages.

Aren't enough counsel.

Effectively, it's counselors.

So now chaplains can come in and be counselors in the public schools.

Okay.

So there is a group of people, the satanic temple, who are volunteering.

They're applying for those chaplain positions.

And, of course, they're being told no by DeSantis.

And they say, and it's true, here's what the spokesperson said,

nothing in the text of the bill serves to exclude us.

No credible interpretation of the First Amendment could.

And should a school district choose to have chaplains,

they can expect Satanists to participate as well.

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