>> GOOD SUNDAY MORNING, FROM TALLAHASSEE TO THE KEYS, WE HAVE GOT IT COVERED FOR YOU TODAY AND
WE START WITH SOME OF THE MOST
HIGH PROFILE AKA CONTROVERSIAL
BILLS ADVANCING IN THE
LEGISLATURE THIS WEEK INCLUDING
ONE THAT OPENS SCHOOL VOUCHERS
TO ALL.
DURING THE SUNDAYS OBSESSION WE
ARE HOSTING YOUR SOUTH FLORIDA
LAWMAKERS TO TALK ABOUT IT ALL.
TODAY TWO OF THE NEWEST MEMBERS
OF THE HOUSE ARE ALREADY MAKING
THEIR MARKS.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE ASHLEY
GANZ, DEMOCRAT FROM MIAMI AND
STATE REPRESENTATIVE ALINA
GARCIA REPUBLICAN FROM SOUTHWEST
MIAMI DADE BOTH WITH US LIVE
THIS MORNING.
SO GOOD TO SEE YOU.
>> HI, GOOD MORNING.
>> I KNOW IT’S KIND OF STRANGE
TO DO THIS VIA ZOOM.
YOU JUST JUMP RIGHT IN AND TALK
WHENEVER YOU SEE FIT.
THAT’S HOW WE ROLL HERE.
SO I WANT TO DO START OUT WITH
THE SCHOOL VOUCH ERBIL UNIVERSAL
VOUCHER.
THAT WAS A NUMBER ONE PRIORITY
FOR PAUL RENNER TALKING ABOUT
IT.
A NUMBER ONE OPPONENTS ARE MOST
OF THE DEMOCRATS WHO FEAR THE
DEMISE OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS SO
ASHLEY SINCE ARE YOU THAT
DEMOCRAT, LET ME START WITH YOU.
WHY DO YOU THINK THAT.
AND LET ME JUST SAY IT PASSED
THE HOUSE.
THE FLOOR VOTE WAS THIS WEEK.
STILL HAS THE SENATE TO GO.
BUT ALMOST A FORE GONE
CONCLUSION AT THIS POINT WITH
THE REPUBLICAN SUPERMAJORITY.
SO THAT SAID, ASHLEY, WHY DO YOU
SEE THIS AS HARMFUL TO PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
>> WELL, THERE IS NO
ACCOUNTABILITY.
AND WE IS SEE THAT IN THE
LANGUAGE OF THE BILL THAT
PARENTS WHO WANT WANT TO HOME
SCHOOL THEIR CHILDREN CAN GET
VOUCHERS WITH NO ACCOUNT
ABILITY.
>> THAT ACTUALLY Z KSZ I DON’T
MEAN TO INTUMPLET YOU BUT THAT
CHANGED AS THE BILL WENT THROUGH
THE PROCESS.
THERE IS SOME MORE
ACCOUNTABILITY ATTACHED TO HOME
SCHOOLERS NOW BUT THAT SAID, GO
AHEAD PLEASE.
>> OKAY.
SO THERE ARE STILL IT SUSPECT
TRULY TRANSPARENT.
IF YOU LOOK AT THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC TEACHING AS
FAR AS CERTIFICATION, HOW THE
MONEY IS USED.
WE HAVE A BOOK THAT’S PROBABLY
LIKE THIS BIG.
BUT WHEN YOU LOOK AT PUBLIC
MONEY, TAXPAYER FUNDS BEING SENT
TO CHARTER SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE
SCHOOLS THAT HAVE DIFFERENT, AND
A LOT LESS REGULATIONS, THERE IS
THAT LACK OF ACCOUNTABILITY.
AND THEN FROM MY EXPERIENCE, I
WAS A TEACHER IN PUBLIC SCHOOL,
IN MISSISSIPPI AND MIAMI, AND A
LOT OF TIMES WHEN YOU DON’T HAVE
THOSE REGULATIONS FOR CHARTER
SCHOOLS, PARENTS WILL GET SOLD A
PIPEDREAM.
AND THEIR CHILD WILL GO THERE.
AND WHAT WILL HAPPEN AFTER ALL
THE FTE MONEY IS GONE THEY WILL
COME BACK TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
>> AND I WAS ACCOUNTABLE FOR
MAKING SURE THAT THE STUDENT
LEARNED FOR THAT YEAR NOT
KNOWING WHAT TESTS THEY TOOK.
IF THEY TOOK ANY AT THOSE
SCHOOLS.
WHAT, WHERE THEY STARTED OFF
WHEN THEY STARTED THE SCHOOL
YEAR.
SO FOR ME, AND MY POSITION, AND
A LOT OF THE DEMOCRATS, WE SAW
THAT THAT BILL NEEDED TO GO A
LOT FURTHER IN MAKING SURE THAT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS DID NOT BEAR THE
BURDEN OF HAVING TO EDUCATE
THESE STUDENTS WHEN THEY COME
BACK FROM THESE SCHOOLS WHERE
THERE IS NO GUIDELINES OR
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TYPE OF
REPORTING THAT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ARE HELD ACCOUNTABLE TO.
>> UNDERSTOOD.
ALINA, SO TAKE THAT, IF YOU
WOULD, ACCOUNTABILITY, THERE IS
AS WE KNOW SOME ACCOUNTABILITY
MEASURES FOR PRIVATE AND CHARTER
SCHOOLS RIGHT NOW BUT TO
ACTUALLY POINT THERE, THERE SAY
REAL DERT IN OTHER CASES BUT
WHAT OPPONENTS WERE TALKING
ABOUT IS THAT THIS IS A MASSIVE,
NOT MY WORD BUT OPPONENTS WORDS
THAT WE READ, A MASSIVE TRANSFER
OF WEALTH, TAXPAYER MONEY TO
PRIVATE SCHOOL OPERATORS.
I WONDER IF YOU WOULD ADDRESS
THAT.
>> WELL, THE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR
THE PRIVATE SCHOOLS, YOU KNOW,
IS YOU DON’T WANT YOUR CLIELD,
IF YOU THINK YOU ARE DOING A BAD
JOB JUST TAKE YOUR CHILDREN OUT
AND THEY GO BACK, THEY WON’T BE
ABLE TO OPERATE.
SO THERE IS ABSOLUTE
ACCOUNTABILITY THROUGH THE
PARENTS.
AND I WISH I WOULD HAVE HAD THIS
WHEN MY KIDS WERE GROWING UP
BECAUSE I SENT MY KIDS TO
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL AND I HAD NO
HELP AND I WAS A SINGLE MOM.
AND I DIDN’T MEET THE THRESHHOLD
TO GET ANY HELP.
SO THIS IS GREAT FOR THE MIDDLE
CLASS.
IT IS ABSOLUTELY A WONDERFUL
BILL AND THIS IS NOT GOING TO
HURT THE PUBLIC EDUCATION BY ANY
MEANS BECAUSE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE
GOING TO BE FUNDED FIRST.
THAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN ALWAYS
FIRST.
AND IF THERE IS ENOUGH MONEY TO
GO AROUND, THEN EVERYBODY WILL
BE ABLE TO GET THE VOUCHERS.
BUT IF THERE IS NOT, THEN
THEY’LL BE PUT ON A WAITING LIST
AS IT ALWAYS HAPPENS.
SO I THINK THIS IS A GREAT
THING.
COMPETITION IS ALWAYS GOOD.
IT ALWAYS MAKES, IT ALWAYS MAKES
US BETTER.
AND EMPOWERING PARENTS AND
STUDENTS WITH CUSTOMIZABLE
LEARNING OPTIONS WILL NOT ONLY
BOOST EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES FOR
INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS BUT WILL
CREATE COMPETITION THAT RAISES
THE BAR FOR SCHOOLS ACROSS THE
STATE.
>> SO I THINK YOU BRING UP A
REALLY INTERESTING WORD,
COMPETITION.
WE ACTUALLY TALKED ABOUT THAT
WITH HOUSE SPEAKER PAUL RENNER.
SO THE WAY THIS WOULD WORK, I
KIND OF HEADLINE THIS FOR PEOPLE
WHEN WE TALK ABOUT THIS.
IT IS ALMOST 8,000 PER STUDENT
THAT FLORIDA GIVES PER STUDENT
RIGHT NOW, AND SO IN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS, PUBLIC SCHOOL
POPULATION GETS ALMOST $8,000
PER STUDENT AND NOW THAT WOULD
BE IN A VOUCHER OF SORTS THAT
FOLLOWS THE STUDENT TO WHATEVER
SCHOOL, WHICHEVER SCHOOL THE
FAMILY CHOOSES.
SO ASHLEY, THE COMPETITION NOW
THAT SCHOOLS FACE TO LURE ITS
CHILDREN IN, WHY WOULDN’T THAT
MAKE A MORE COMPETITIVE PLAYING
FIELD?
>> LET’S TALK ABOUT THAT.
SO FLORIDA IS 45th IN
FUNDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS, RIGHT?
AND SO WE KEEP HEARING THIS
MESSAGE OF CHOICE, CHOICE,
CHOICE.
IT’S NOT ABOUT NOT BEING ABOUT
CHOICE BECAUSE 85% OF PARENTS IN
THE STATE OF FLORIDA CHOOSE TO
SEND THEIR CHILDREN TO PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
WHAT WE ARE SAYING IS IF WE WANT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO BE BE
COMPETITIVE, AND IT IS TRULY
ABOUT COMPETITION, THEN FULLY
FUND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
WE’VE NEVER BEEN AGAINST PARENTS
HAVING THAT OPTION OR CHOICE.
BUT WHEN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT
TAXPAYER DOLLARS GOING TO
CHARTER AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, WE
DO WANT TO HAVE SOME MECHANISMS
OF ACCOUNTABILITY.
WHAT HAPPENS TO THAT MONEY IF
THEY GET KICKED OUT.
AND ALSO TO THE POINT OF CHOICE
OR COMPETITION, THESE
INSTITUTIONS ARE NOT REQUIRED
TO-- THESE INSTITUTIONS ARE NOT
REQUIRED TO ACCEPT STUDENTS INTO
THE SCHOOL.
SO WE TALK ABOUT WAITING LISTS
AND EVERYTHING.
WHAT STUDENTS ARE BEING PUT ON
THOSE WAIT LISTS.
WHAT STUDENTS ARE NOT BEING
ACCEPTED TO THESE SCHOOLS WHEN
WE TALK ABOUT COMPETITION.
>> YOU’RE TALKING ABOUT HOW
PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACCEPT EVERYONE,
PRIVATE SCHOOLS MAY NOT.
LET ME STOP THERE, WE NEED TO
TAKE A QUICK BREAK.
WE WILL COME BACK.
WE ACTUALLY LOST ALINA GARCIA’S
FEED.
WE WILL RECONNECT WITH HER AND
ALL COME BACK AND RECONVENE
ALL COME BACK AND RECONVENE RIGHT AFTER THIS. >> WE ARE BACK WITH STATES REP
DEMOCRAT ASHLEY GANZ FROM MIAMI,
ALINA GASSER YARKS REPUBLICAN
FROM SOUTHWEST MIAMI DADE.
I WANT TO TURN NOW, YOU BOTH ARE
SERVING YOUR FIRST TERM SO IT IS
GREAT TO TALK TO SOMEONE FRESH
IN THE PROCESS AND WHAT A
SESSION TO BE YOUR FIRST.
SO ONE OF THE ABORTION BILL, IS
HOW EVERYONE KNOWS IT, PASSED
ITS FIRST COMMITTEE MEETING THIS
WEEK.
IT IS ACTUALLY CALLED PARENTAL
SUPPORT BILL, PLENTY OF MONEY
AND PROGRAMS FOR PARENTAL
SUPPORT BUT INDEED IT SHORTENS
THE LIMIT ON ABORTIONS AVAILABLE
TO SIX WEEKS INSTEAD OF 15
WEEKS, THAT WAS PASSED WITH A
LOT OF CONTROVERSY IN LAST
SESSION.
THIS ONE UNLIKE LAST SESSION
THIS ONE DOES HAVE EXCEPTIONS
FOR VICTIMS OF SEX CRIME, RAPE,
INCEST.
WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ON THE
NECESSITY OF THIS BILL,
ESPECIALLY NATIONALLY WHEN THERE
IS SO MUCH SCRUTINY OVER
ABORTION RIGHTS.
>> WELL, GLENNA, SOMEBODY HAS TO
PROTECT THE UNBORN CHILD, YOU
KNOW?
BACK IN THE DAY WHEN ROE VERSUS
WADE PASSED WE DIDN’T HAVE BIRTH
CONTROL THE WAY THAT WE HAVE IT
TODAY.
MOST WOMEN HAVE ACCESS TO BIRTH
CONTROL AND IT IS NOT THAT
ABORTION IS GOING TO BE ILLEGAL,
IT’S GOING TO BE UP TO SIX WEEKS
WHEN WE HEAR THE HEARTBEAT OF
THE CHILD.
WE ALREADY KNOW THAT IT IS A
CHILD BECAUSE THERE IS A
HEARTBEAT.
I PERSONALLY KNOW THAT THERE IS
A CHILD FROM MOMENT OF
CONCEPTION BUT AND I AM PROLIFE.
I THINK IT’S A GOOD BILL.
I THINK WE NEED TO START
RE-EDUCATING PEOPLE, YOU KNOW,
ABORTION IS NOT-- IT SHOULD BE
LIKE ONLY IN CASES OF WHERE THE
MOTHER’S LIFE IS AT STAKE OR
WHERE THERE IS, YOU KNOW, WHERE
THE EXCEPTIONS FOR RAPE AND
INCEST.
>> YEAH, AND I HEAR, YOU KNOW,
THIS IS SUCH, FOR MANY OPPONENTS
OF ABORTION, OUTRIGHT, IT IS
SUCH A FAITH-BASED ARGUMENT AND
OPPOSITION.
I THINK A LOT OF THE OPPOSITION
IS THAT AT SIX WEEKS MANY WOMEN
JUST DON’T EVEN KNOW THEY ARE
PREGNANT YET.
ALSO AMNIOCENTESIS WHEN YOU KNOW
WHETHER THERE IS A FATS ALL
FETAL DEFECT THAT CAN’T HAPPEN
UNTIL 167 WEEKS WHICH IS WELL
AFTER THE CURRENT BAN AS WELL.
ASHLEY, WHEN YOU HEAR PEOPLE WHO
ARE ADAMANT ABOUT SAVING LIVES
FIRST, AND THE HOUSE BILL
SPONSORED, ACTUALLY SAID THOSE
WORDS AS WELL, WHAT IS THE
ARGUMENT TO THAT?
>> WELL, FIRST I WOULD SAY THAT
THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT BE
LEGISLATING WHAT A PERSON CAN DO
WITH THEIR BODY.
EVERYONE HAS SOVEREIGN CONTROL
OVER THEIR OWN BODY.
AND THERE IS NOT ONE PIECE OF
LEGISLATION THAT TELLS A MAN
WHAT WHAT HE CAN AND CANNOT DO
WITH HIS BODY.
LET’S START THERE.
NEXT, TO YOUR POINT, A LOT OF
WOMEN DON’T FIND OUT THAT THEY
ARE PREGNANT UNTIL AFTER SIX
WEEKS.
AND SO WHAT HAPPENS THEN.
AND WHAT ABOUT THE FACT THAT
BLACK WOMEN ARE THREE TIMES MORE
LIKELY TO DIE IN CHILD BIRTH.
A LOT OF IT BECAUSE OF
INSTITUTIONALIZED RACISM IN THE
MEDICAL FIELD WHERE BLACK WOMEN
ARE NOT BELIEVED ABOUT OUR PAIN
SYMPTOMS.
SO YOU HAVE A HIGH RATE OF BLACK
WOMEN DYING DURING PREG NAPSEE
AND CHILD BIRTH.
AND SO WHEN ALL OF THESE FACTORS
ARE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT, WE HAVE
TO LOOK AT HOW DETRIMENTAL THIS
IS GOING TO BE ON FAMILY
STRUCTURES, ON THE ECONOMIC
IMPACT, ABOUT WOMEN NOT BEING
ABLE TO GO INTO THE WORKPLACE OR
HAVING ACCESS TO PRENATIONALLAL
HEALTH CARE-- PRENATAL HEALTH
CARE.
IF HOW ABOUT WE START WITH
PROVIDING ACCESS TO MEDICAL
CARE, EXPANDING MEDICAID AND
MEDICARE IN FLORIDA.
HOW ABOUT WE TALK ABOUT
PROVIDING SUBSTANTIAL PRENATAL
CARE AND THIS IS IN TANDEM WITH
LEGISLATION BEING PROPOSED THAT
SAYS CHILDREN CAN’T LEARN ABOUT
HEALTH CARE AND SEX EDUCATION
UNTIL 6th GRADE.
SO HOW WILL WE NOT, HOW ARE WE
SAYING THAT WE WANT PEOPLE OR
PROTECT THE LIFE BUT WE WON’T
PROTECT CHILDREN TO KNOW ABOUT
THEIR BODIES, WHO KNOW, YOU
KNOW, WHEN IT IS APPROPRIATE OR
INAPPROPRIATE TO BE TOUCHED BY
SOMEONE OR NOT TO BE TOUCHED.
SO ALL OF THESE THINGS HAVE TO
BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT, SORRY.
>> SO LET ME, YOU BRING UP A
VERY INTERESTING SORT OF BASKET
OF BILLS.
AND THE BILL YOU ARE TALKING
ABOUT IS 1069 WHICH IS ACTUALLY
A REDOING SEX EDUCATION, MAKING
IT AVAILABLE MUCH LATER IN THE
SCHOOL CAREER.
ALINA GARCIA, I SAY THIS NOT
KNOWING WHETHER YOU ARE UP ON
SPECIFIC BILLS.
AND IF YOU ARE NOT, WE TOTALLY
RESPECT THAT.
SO YOU LOVE TO TALK ABOUT IT
FROM THAT FRAMEWORK.
BUT 1069 IS A BILL THAT WOULD
ESSENTIALLY UNTIL 6th GRADE
THERE IS NO SEX EDUCATION.
SO WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THAT.
I MEAN IF THERE IS GOING TO BE
MORE ATTENTION ON PERSONAL
RESPONSIBILITY AND BIRTH CONTROL
AND SUCH.
ARE THE SCHOOLS SORT OF
RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING SURE KIDS
ARE TAUGHT THAT?
>> WELL, I THINK PARENTS ARE THE
ONES THAT ARE RESPONSIBLE TO
TEACH THEIR CHILDREN ABOUT SEX
EDUCATION.
AND I DON’T THINK THAT UP TO
SIXTH GRADE I DON’T THINK
ANYBODY IS GOING TO BE HAVING
SEX BEFORE SIXTH GRADE,
HOPEFULLY, NO.
IT’S POSSIBLE BUT HOPEFULLY THEY
SHOULD NOT BE HAVING SEX BEFORE
SIXTH GRADE.
AND YOU KNOW, AND ALSO GOING
BACK TO THE FORM ERBIL THAT WE
WERE SPEAKING ABOUT, THE
ABORTION BILL, IF YOU DON’T WANT
TO GET PREG NARNT, WHY DON’T YOU
JUST GO ON BIRTH CONTROL.
THAT IS A GREAT OPTION, YOU CAN
ALWAYS NOT HAVE SEX.
BUT IF YOU DON’T WANT TO GO ET
GET PREG NANTZ G ON BIRTH
CONTROL, THAT IS A GREAT OPTION.
>> WE HAVE HEARD THAT ARGUMENT.
LET ME JUST, I HAVE A STATISTIC
HERE THAT MIGHT BE AN
INTERESTING TO THROW IN HERE TO
THIS KRCHTION.
-- CONVERSATION.
SO LAST SESSION WHEN THE 15 WEEK
BAN WAS BEING DISCUSSED, LIMIT I
SHOULD SAY, IS BEING DISCUSSED,
THE CDC STAT SHOWED THAT 96% OF
THE ABORTIONS THAT WERE
PERFORMED IN FLORIDA WERE WELL
BEFORE 16 WEEKS.
AND THAT WAS ONE OF THE
ARGUMENTS USED BY PROPONENTS IS
THAT THIS IS NOT GOING TO AFFECT
A LOT OF PEOPLE.
THAT DOES NOT HOLD TRUE FOR A
SIX WEEK LIMIT.
IT’S LIKE THREE OUT OF FOUR ARE
DONE AT SIX WEEKS.
BUT IT STANDS TO REASON IF YOU
LOOK AT THE STATS THAT THE
PEOPLE WHO ARE TERMINATING
PREGNANCIES AFTER THAT LIMIT ARE
THE PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY HAD
ISSUES, NOT CARE ITS SEX ISSUES
BUT ISSUES WITH EITHER THE
HEALTH OF THE BABY OR THE
MOTHER.
SO I WANT TO GET YOUR TAKE.
>> THAT IS WHY WE HAVE
EXCEPTIONS.
WE HAVE EXCEPTIONS.
>> ASHLEY, YOU WANT TO ANSWER
THAT.
>> YEAH, I DO.
IT IS VERY EASY TO SAY, YOU
KNOW, PEOPLE SHOULDN’T BE
HAVING-- CHILDREN SHOULDN’T BE
HAVING SEX AFTER SIXTH GRADE,
RIGHT, WHAT ABOUT THE FACT THAT
CHILDREN ARE PREYED ON BY
PREDATORS AND SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
THEIR BODY AND SHOULD KNOW WHAT
IS CORRECT TOUCHES OR WHAT IS
INCORRECT.
AS A FORMER TEACHER, I TAKE
EXCEPTION TO THAT BECAUSE THERE
ARE A LOT OF VULNERABLE
CHILDREN.
WHAT IF THEY ARE IN FOSTER CARE
WHAT IF THEY DON’T HAVE PRESENT
PARENTS.
WE CAN’T JUST SAY OH, PARENTS
HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY.
IT WOULD BE NICE IF WE LIVED IN
A SOCIETY WHERE PARENTS WERE
VERY ENGAGED WITH THEIR
CHILDREN.
BUT THAT’S NOT TRUE FOR
EVERYONE.
SO AS AGENTS OF OUR COMMUNITY,
AS REPRESENTATIVES IN
TALLAHASSEE, WE HAVE A DUTY AND
RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE THAT
CHILDREN WHO ARE VULNERABLE,
POPULATIONS OF PEOPLE IN OUR
COMMUNITY THAT ARE VULNERABLE
HAVE A WAY TO BE EDUCATED.
AND SO IT’S NOT SIMPLY ABOUT
WOMEN BEING CARELESS AND NOT
BEING ON BIRTH CONTROL, THAT IS
NOT THE REPRESENTATIVE
POPULATION OF PEOPLE WHO ARE
JUST, YOU KNOW, WILLY-NILLY
USING ABORTION AS BIRTH CONTROL.
AND I MIGHT ADD THAT PEOPLE
DON’T USE ABORTION AS BIRTH
CONTROL. THERE HAVE SO MANY
THINGS THAT CAN BE DONE ON THE
PREVENTIVE PART OF IT.
HOW ABOUT GIVING SUBSTANTIVE SEX
EDUCATION TO LEARN ABOUT BIRTH
CONTROL.
HOW ABOUT HAVING JOBS THAT
REALLY MAKE IT ACCESSIBLE FOR
WOMEN AND PEOPLE WHO WARRANT TO
TAKE BIRTH CONTROL TO BE ON
BIRTH CONTROL.
HOW ABOUT REINFORCING THE USE OF
CONDOMS TO MEN AS WELL.
AND IT IS ALL AROUND TOTALITY OF
THE CIRCUMSTANCES THAT WE HAVE
TO THINK ABOUT.
IT’S NOT SIMPLY JUST GET ON
BIRTH CONTROL.
>> SO LET ME JUST, I WANT TO SAY
THAT IN THIS BILL THERE IS MONEY
AND PROGRAMMING FOR AT LEAST
SOME OF THE THINGS THAT YOU WERE
JUST TALKING ABOUT AS WELL.
>> CORRECT.
>> I TOLD YOU THAT THIS WOULD GO
QUICKLY AND I JUST WANT TO SAY
TO YOU BOTH, I STILL FIND IT
VALUABLE AND I’M SO GRATEFUL WE
CAN HAVE THESE REAL DEBATES
ALTHOUGH FAST ON SUBSTANTIVE
ISSUES.
JUST A SMALL TASTE OF WHAT IS
GOING TO GO DOWN ON THE HOUSE
FLOOR IN TALLAHASSEE.