Welcome to Bright Part News Daily. Thanks for being here. We did a lot of different things today. We did some redistricting talk, but we've done that the last couple of days, so we're not going to put that here

in this podcast. Let's do something that we haven't done a while. And it's about Megan Kelly,

but also what happened in Texas with this water park in Texas of all play. In Texas.

In Texas. So there is a city-owned water park, indoor water park,

looks like an indoor water park in Grand Prairie, Texas.

And they, the city-owned water park had this flyer.

It says third annual DFW, Epic EID, EID, like a Muslim thing,

at the epic indoor water park. Now, Epic here is not the same as Epic City, which is the East

Plano Islamic Center. That's that city that or the town like Muslims only. That's that. This is

just the word

epic not an acronym epic so we have your your epic Muslim event indoor at the

epic indoor water park and the flyer says Muslim only event on June 1st

Muslim only only Muslims allowed you would like to go to the city-owned water park why would

you think you are allowed to go you're not allowed to go sure you're a taxpayer of

Grand Prairie Texas who paid for this water park you're a resident of Grand Prairie

Texas but you're not Muslim. You can't go. The governor said, this is religious

discrimination. It's unconstitutional. I signed HB. 4211 into law banning Muslim only no-go zones in Texas.

The city must cancel this event and commit to never allowing something like

it again by May 11th or lose $530,000 in state grants. Let this be a lesson to local officials.

Facilities funded by all taxpayers are not just for a subset of Texans. So the city came back

and they said, oh no, no, no no everyone's welcome we just require modest dress

for the Muslims modest dress only and it turns out that modest dress requires a thing that

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