Kamala Harris's choice of Minnesota Governor Tim Walls as her running mate has

resulted in a lot of scrutiny over his record as governor and the state's

increasingly left-wing direction under his leadership.

In stark contrast, the state of Oklahoma has aggressively moved in the opposite direction.

It's implemented a series of laws to protect children and families, opening up school choice,

blocking schools from hiding so-called gender transitions from parents, and even defining what a

woman is.

Standing firmly behind these laws is the Republican governor of the deep red state, Kevin Stitt.

In this episode we sit down with the governor to discuss what steps his state has taken to combat what Republicans say is a war on kids and families.

I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-chief John Bickley.

It's Sunday August 11th, and this is an extra edition of Morning Wire. The following interview was conducted during the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.

Joining us now in our Morning Wire Booth at the RNC is Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.

Governor, great to meet you and have you here at the Booth with us.

Well, thank you so much.

It's such an honor to be here and it's, man, the atmosphere is just unbelievable at the

RNC. You know, I haven't talked to anyone who hasn't said something like that and we've all felt that. It's felt different

this year and a lot of people that have gone through a lot of conventions

have said this is a significant maybe historic convention in many ways it is because of the events

of this week first I want to talk to you about your own state.

You've done a lot for your state.

You spoke earlier this week at the Heritage's Policy Fest

about what your state has done to protect children and families.

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