When you oppose the parents' rights and education bill, which prevents six, seven, eight-year-olds from having sexuality, gender ideology injected in their curriculum,

you are the one that's waging the culture war. I'm simply defending parents and students because it's inappropriate to have that in elementary school.

I'm not the governor who attacked Walt Disney World because they daint to express their point of view.

I'm not the governor who attacked the cruise industry because they just wanted to make sure that their customers weren't sick before they got on the vote.

That's you.

You're the most anti-business governor I've ever seen.

That's time, Congressman.

He actually could have added in there as well.

Yeah.

A baseball team for sending a tweet saying that they were sorry that children were gunned down in Uvaldi.

Suddenly, the governor of Florida decided to actually penalize a baseball team for

expressing sympathy with the parents of dead children. Yeah, there's that. Culture wars were a

major topic. And last night's debate between the two candidates for governor of Florida,

we're going to have more from

that showdown this morning, including the big question Ron DeSantis would not answer. Plus,

the latest from Eastern Europe, as there are growing fears that Vladimir Putin is planning a new

type of attack as a justification for escalating the war with Ukraine.

Also ahead, Adidas, finally, finally, appears to be taking action on its partnership with Kanye West,

following several anti-Semitic comments from the rapper.

We'll tell you about that development.

And we'll go live to London,

where a new prime minister will make history amid an economic crisis in UK should hear from

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