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Ron DeSantis is on a run. He might be on a run for 2024. He might be moving early to establish himself as a top contender for 2024.

And he is off to an incredible start.

Just recently DeSantis got through the legislature. It's one thing to propose things. I'm the governor. I think we should do this. I think we should do that.

It's another thing to move these through the legislature. Get them passed by the statehouse and the senate senate and then sign the bill so it becomes law.

And that's what DeSantis has been doing. Let's go through some of his landmark pieces of legislation that have moved through at pretty much break next speed first.

DeSantis just signed legislation that bans vaccine passports for COVID-19. It prohibits indefinite lockdowns. In fact, it ends these local restrictions on small businesses.

Because sometimes even if you remove a statewide mandate, you can have local government moving in. They go, yeah, we want to lock down in our area. So DeSantis is basically establishing, you may almost call it a zone of freedom. Florida just looks and feels different than other places.

Number two, an incredible piece of legislation that strikes at the digital platforms for their censorship. Now, this is this is called doing something about a problem that other people just, you know, complain about Lindsey Graham.

I'm finally going to get serious about, you know, section 230. I mean, talk about loser mentality when you could do something about it. You didn't. Now that you can't do anything, you're all ready to go.

This is ineffective governance contrasts with Florida, which basically passed a law that says if a social media platform, de platforms a user that they know to be a political candidate, either someone who's in office or someone who's running for office,

$250,000 fine per day and $25,000 fine per day for candidate who's not for state white office for local offices. So this is a, this applies to platforms with over $100 million in revenue.

It is a real warning shot. I'm sure it'll be contested in court. We expect all that. But this is a state legislature going out front and setting a model for other states to follow.

In addition, the Florida legislature has now passed the bill banning transgender athletes from competing in girls and women's sports. I mean, we all know that the transgender thing is basically a destruction of women's sports.

And the left is willing to do it. They're willing to do it because they're so wedded to this ideological point. They don't really care. And they want women to go along. They expect women to be kind of, you know, passively accepting of something that women have fought hard for.

The feminists have fought hard for title nine. Essentially title nine becomes a dead letter because women sports itself becomes a defunct institution. So Florida is on the move and on the move, not only in these hot button economic and cultural issues.

And DeSantis is at the front of all that. Now, this is not because DeSantis is doing this kind of under the radar. He's moving stealthily. No, he has been in the face of tempestuous media attack.

A hit piece in 60 minutes. The New York Times was basically doing an expo say on him every day. And there were articles in places like the Atlantic and other places basically saying things like no, by by lifting the lockdowns early. DeSantis is risking a kind of holocaust as good.

So DeSantis was facing all of this pressure and how did he respond to it? This is the key because Republicans, I think today are looking for leaders who don't will in the face of pressure. Many of our leaders have proven just inadequate to the occasion.

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