Texans really just came together recently to advocate against really what's being called

modern-day segregation, medical segregation. And this is Governor Abbott there. He signed

an order against the use of vaccine passports, very similar to what Governor Rhonda Santa

signed in Florida. Let's take a look at what he said about that.

All right.

Texas is open 100 percent and we want to make sure that you have the freedom to go where you want

without limits. The Texas legislature passed a law that I'm about to sign that prohibits vaccine

passports in Texas. No business or government entity can require a person to provide a vaccine

passport or any other vaccine information as a condition of receiving any service or entering

any place. I want to thank the Texas legislature for getting this bill to my desk.

Vaccine passports are now prohibited in the Lone Star State.

Love it. Yeah. Glad we made the choice to move down here to Texas to do the high wire in a free

state. Plenty of room down here. The water's warm. If you want to come down from California,

all the rest of you, all my friends, still up there. Come on down. Freedom is going to rain

supreme here for a long time to come. So exciting. I have to say Jeffrey, it's like a different,

it's so weird here overnight this shift. I just went into a grocery store yesterday and where,

you know, a couple of weeks ago when I was able to walk through a grocery store, you would have

seen the majority wearing masks. There's always a few people. I've been one of them wasn't wearing a

mask. Now it has just flipped on its head. Now the majority of people in restaurants and grocery

stores, and I'm talking about people working in the grocery store, not wearing masks. There's

just a few people trickling around with masks, and you sort of ask yourself, and wonder what that

feels like. I wonder what it feels like to have gone from being like the virtuous, you know, the

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