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Really? we have the pamphlets we have read them, they were talking about freedom, it much revisionist history to drive a political agenda, which is they want the kids to hate this country to reject our founding and replace it with their leftist ideology that would be disastrous for the country's future, the stakes are high. but there is a problem, when you can say it, you can't do it, what if they defy you, we'll give parents the ability to go in and bet legal relief -- get legal relief if they are not following our state standards with respect to history and government, empowering parents to ...

Really? we have the pamphlets we have read them, they were talking about freedom, it much revisionist history to drive a political agenda, which is they want the kids to hate this country to reject our founding and replace it with their leftist ideology that would be disastrous for the country's future, the stakes are high. but there is a problem, when you can say it, you can't do it, what if they defy you, we'll give parents the ability to go in and bet legal relief -- get legal relief if they are not following our state standards with respect to history and government, empowering parents to ...

Slavery? really? you have a read them you can see what they were talking about in lexington and concorde and what they were writing for they were talking about freedom, revolting against executive authority, taxation without representation. pure revision of history all to drive a political agenda. that political agenda is they want these kids to hate this country. they want them to reject our founding, our institution and they want to replace that with their leftist ideology which would obviously be disastrous for this country's future. the stakes are very high on that. but there is a problem ...

>> reporter: tonight, florida's controversial legislation -- dubbed by critics as the "don't say gay" bill, and gaining been sent to governor has now - ron desantis to sign. the governor already signaling he supports it. the state senate passing the bill 22-17 today, despite days of protests from the lgbtq community and thousands of students. officially called the "parental rights in education" bill, the measure bans lessons regarding "sexual orientation or gender identity" in grades k through third, and any instruction "that is not age appropriate or developmentally appropriate" according to ...

But it says classroom instruction on sexual orientation may not occur through grade three. that is a huge ban on real basic stuff like heather has two mommies, or the gay penguins in the sexual park children's book, 100% age-appropriate talking about differently ships in the world. >> in grades four through 12, any discussion of lgbtq people have to be in accordance with state standards. those standards do not exist. republicans have not indicated that they will draft them. that leads us to the most important thing to understand about the bill, it is not enforced like a regular law, it is mode...