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Kentucky is one of the weirdest states in the United States.

I mean, first of all, their national or the state meal is a possum sandwich and that's already you know you're in a

different place so here's what happened boy and they pro police too in Kentucky so here's what

just happened a bill advancing out of the Kentucky a Senate committee is going to make it a crime

to insult or taunt the police to the

point where the taunts provide or provoke a violent response.

Now, would you think that that is a violation of the First Amendment, right?

Freedom of speech?

Oh yeah.

Oh, yeah. And the courts have been so serious about it.

I mean, there were laws saying you couldn't flip the bird at the cop. And people were thrown in jail for it.

Gone. First Amendment violation. And this is a bill that it went seven to three vote. And the argument is, and it is a bill that went seven to three vote and the argument is and it is an

argument that on its face makes a lot of sense a police officer is doing what he or she should be

doing and when you see especially now crowds of people within let's say there's an encounter, the cop and a suspect,

particularly if it's a white cop and an African American suspect, you know that it's being

videoed and people are screaming and taunting the police.

And here's what the police have to do.

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