Welcome back. We're turning to the panel. We have social political commentator and our new Nashville neighbor from Canada, Lauren Chen.

Also joining us for the first time is author of Woke Inc and Nation of Victims, the Vake Rema Swami.

Vake, welcome. How did I do on the pronunciation of your last name? I'm very self-conscious about how I pronunciate last names.

Very good, actually. Actually, people struggle with my first name. You also name my first name.

The Vake like cake. I wrote it phonetically on my card. I just want to be honest. That's good. That's good.

I got it. I know that.

All right, guys, let's jump first right into discussing this, the first topic of politics.

And let's discuss the don't say gay phenomenon, everything that's going on.

We now have teachers who, to me, are too active on social media.

Posting videos about how their lives are being affected because they can't talk about sexuality in the classroom. Let's take a look.

I ended up telling my students that I was gay.

They, of course, went into the work. So instead of teaching social studies today, they just asked me a whole bunch of questions about being gay.

So I think it was pretty well.

As a preschool teacher, a drag king, and as a member of the LGBTQ community, how do I feel about the new legislations?

I don't care what the government tells me to do. I am going to do what I think is best for the health and safety.

That includes mental health and safety and emotional health and safety of my kids.

I just want to go ahead and state that I would rather lose my job than out one of my students to their families.

Being a safe person and a safe place for kids that don't have that at home is one of the best parts of being a teacher.

So yeah, I'm not doing it. I don't know. Fire me, sue me, take me to jail. I'm not doing it.

Nice.

Lauren, you're about to be a mother.

Yes, well, I agree with her. Fire her suit.

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