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The NACP doesn't want you to go to Florida, specifically if you are African Americans, saying it's unsafe.

On the same exact week that Rhonda Sanchez is announcing he's going to run for president.

Yeah, there's no

coincidence there at all. Also, mothers standing up and saying no to target coming after children.

And now it looks like we're winning, just like there was big victories with Bud Light. And finally,

AM radio, yes, it may be sticking around for a little while longer in

your vehicles. We're going to give you an update on that. But first, Senator, let's get back to this

big story, and that is the NACP came out with, I think, which was one of the most disgusting

warnings about Florida, clearly political, and saying they have a travel advisory

to Florida. The exact same week that Rhonda Santos is announcing is running for president.

What's funny about this is there are actually several NAACP top executives that live in Florida.

I'm curious.

Are they going to sell their houses right away?

Well, it was obviously partisan.

It was obviously political.

And it's sad to see what's happened to the NAACP.

You know, I have to say this topic sparked something of a Twitter war.

And I think it's worth it for listeners of the pod to walk

through the Twitter war. So when the NWACP issued its, quote, travel advisory for the state

of Florida over the weekend, saying that Republican Governor Ron DeSantis' policies

constitute an all-out attack on black Americans and other minorities, I responded and said, quote, this is bizarre and

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