I'm going on a view on Monday because I think it's time for a conservative with a backbone

to look those ladies in the eyes and say you do not have to be an exception to succeed

in America, you can be the rule and succeed in America.

Ah yes, Senator and presidential candidate Tim Scott, South Carolina, great American,

did in fact yesterday go on the view with Sonny and whoopee and Joy, although a joyless

wasn't there. She wasn't there. She's apparently not there on Monday, she's out and has to

do community service or something for, and I think it's really community service. She

just doesn't show up on Monday for whatever reason. And I've got some of that for you. They

talked over him and cut him off and some non-binary person with a headset came out and said, oh,

we've got to go to commercial. You have to stop talking and the crowd booed him because it's

like a medieval lynch mob, the Democrat party. Speaking of the Democrat party, kind of an amazing

story out of Arizona, they've got a Democrat governor there by the name of Katie Hobbs. She

shouldn't be the governor. She vetoed a bill yesterday that would have made it illegal

to facilitate or record sexually explicit conduct in public places like classrooms and government

buildings. That is to say porn movies. That's what they're talking about here. That's what the

bill was and she vetoed it. But the OA and one American news has the story governor Katie Hobbs

vetoes bill prohibiting porn filming in Arizona's K through 12 public school classrooms. You know,

I'm hot for teacher. What's that all about? And the Brooke Mallory wrote the story. Arizona

governor Katie Hobbs, a Democrat vetoed a new bill that had been passed by the legislature.

That would have made it illegal to facilitate, record sexually explicit conduct in public places

like classrooms and government buildings, meaning shoot porn movies. The vetoed decision comes

months after an Arizona teacher was fired after being caught recording pornography of herself

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