I'm Brian Lehrer.

This is my daily politics podcast from WNYC Studios.

It's Tuesday, March 29th.

We're going to have a great night tonight, and for you people in Florida, we're going to have a gay night.

Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay, Gay,

on W.N.YC. Good morning, everyone. And that was Wanda Sykes, hosting the Oscars Sunday night,

poking fun, and expressing dissent at Florida, so-called Don't-say gay bill by saying gay over and over again.

Now, that might have been the best thing about the Oscars, by the way, that nobody will remember

because of that other thing that happened.

But Wanda Sykes and Amy Schumer and Regina Hall were, oh, so funny, I thought.

But Governor Ron DeSantis did, in fact fact sign that bill into law yesterday. Wanda

Sykes couldn't mock him out of it. Here is Governor DeSantis describing what's in the bill as he

wants us to understand it, breaking it down into three parts. First, the bill prohibits classroom

instruction about sexuality or things like

transgender in K through three classrooms and after third grade those

curriculums need to be age appropriate second the bill ensures that at the

beginning of every school year parents will be notified about health care

services offered at the school with the right to decline any service

offered.

And finally, this bill ensures that whenever a questionnaire or health screening is given to our

young students, parents receive it first and give permission for the school to give it to their child.

So that was Governor Ron DeSantis yesterday, and as you can hear, nowhere did he say that

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