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Today, another day, another example of the left perverting your children and Joe Biden vows to ban assault weapons, come hell or high water.

I have some thoughts on that and I think some others might too. We've got all of that in more coming up and it all starts right now.

Welcome to the news and why it matters. I am Sarah Gonzalez and I'm going to go ahead and give you this warning now.

The story that I'm about to share with you is we're just going to say not safe for children.

I actually might say it's not safe for adults either. I want to play a clip of an 11 year old in Maine who recently attended a local school board meeting with his parents and read out loud a portion of a book that was not just selected by him at his school library but pushed and recommended to him by the school librarian.

Hi, my name is Knox Zajak. I'm 11 years old and I go to middle school. I'm a six grader.

I was in the library and this book was on a stand. I'd like to read you a page.

My back over my hips as I ask if we should take off take our clothes off and he's saying yes before I finish my sentence.

He's pulling off my t-shirt laughing when I can't undo his shirt buttons. He's undoing my belt. I'm reaching into his bedside drawer for a condom.

We're kissing again. We're rolling over. Obviously you can see where this is going. I don't know if it's because we're feeling especially emotional or just tired or these past couple of weeks have been too much.

But this reminds me so much of the first time we had sex. We were both terrified and the whole thing was kind of terrible because we didn't know what we were doing.

But it was good too. So good because we were a mess of emotions and we were scared and excited and everything felt new.

So this sort of thing just sort of feels like that. Nick touches me like he scared that any minute.

Now this book was at my middle school and it was on a stand when I rented it out to show my dad it.

The librarian asked if I wanted more and if I wanted a graphic novel version.

I want to be clear. I would not have allowed my son to read this out loud to a room full of adults. Why? Because it's inappropriate. It's uncomfortable for us as adults.

So imagine how this 11 year old who lacks the ability to process these things he's reading. How did he feel? How uncomfortable was he stumbling upon this for the first time?

You know the left tries to do this cute little thing where we expose things like this. We expose the sexualization of children in the classrooms. We expose what they're doing at these drag branches with these kids and they deny.

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