This is Bucks First Thoughts. The news you need to get for your day in 45 minutes. Make

sure you subscribe on the iHeart app or wherever you get your podcasts.

You're not allowed to do a better job than the Democrats favored by the corporate media.

That's a rule now. You may not have seen it or read that post it anywhere, but it's true.

Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida is under assault from all across the country now,

from the Libs, from the Democrats who insist that what he is doing is reckless. Who

insists that the state of Florida is some god for sakin' hellhole when in reality everybody

who goes there says, uh, how do I move here? If you live in a blue state that has been under lockdowns

for months and months and months, if you live in one of these Democrat run tyrannies and you go

down for a visit to Florida, you say, oh, so life is just better down here right now. Why don't I

get a piece of this? And they hate him for it. They hate him also because now they're just making

incoherent arguments, incoherent arguments. New York Times writing about how Americans must ensure

that their masks are doubled up or tightened up now. Those of you who listen to this show every day

know that I have been on this for many months now. I've been telling you they're going to tell you

double mask. They're going to suddenly discover, oh, N95 masks are in fact considerably more effective

than the little cloth mask you have on. They're going to figure out that bandanas do very little

and they're going to tell you that this is now the grounds for new mandates, new restrictions,

more power for them, less freedom for you. And now here we are. Let's just go over this argument

for a second. I want to get back into the Florida situation because I think that that now is going

to be the primary struggle for liberty in this country is going to play out in many ways with

Florida versus the federal government. The Biden administration cannot allow the success of the

sunshine state in the face of COVID to continue. They have to create a different narrative. And if

...