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the next president of the United States

might come from Florida we've got to

talk a little bit about Ron DeSantis but

also there's a bill now apparently in

Florida's legislature that might end up

Banning bloggers unless they register

with the state if they even so much as

mentioned politicians or the governor

now Twitter is generally a terrible

place for actually getting a deep

information on what's going on but Mr

nude

was trending yesterday here for his

tweet where he wrote the idea that

bloggers criticizing a politician should

register with the government is insane

it is an embarrassment that it is a

Republican state legislator legislature

in Florida legislator in Florida who

introduced the bill to that effect he

should withdraw it immediately and then

of course there's a lot of lashing out

against Newt Gingrich a lot of people

saying things like hey well you're the

reason that the Republican party is like

this and you should take responsibility

you're basically embarrassed to yourself

you get a lot of that sort of drama so

what what I like to do is I like to go

right to the source and I think that's

often actually almost always what's

missing from Twitter uh yeah so jumping

right into the source and then we'll

talk about what Mr DeSantis is up to

take a look at this there actually is a

bill and it's called the ACT relating to

information dissemination and basically

it would require bloggers to register

with the office of legislative services

or the commission of Ethics requiring

bloggers file monthly reports with the

appropriate office by a certain date now

there's some details here that suggest

basically if you're a blogger who gets

paid you're required to to a register so

they Define here what a blogger is

someone who frequently updates uh

opinion commentary or business content a

blogger means any person who submits a

blog post which is published okay great

and it has to be four compensation Asian

but this is pretty broad here

compensation includes anything of value

provided to the Blogger in exchange for

a blog post or series of blog posts now

that's really interesting because I mean

in theory you could say making a YouTube

video is for compensation right because

you get ad Revenue you post a an article

on the medium you get ad Revenue now

YouTube didn't go to me or the medium

doesn't go to people and say please make

an article or a video about DeSantis and

then we'll pay you right so this is a

pretty vaguely written bill because it

doesn't clarify that and it could

potentially mean anyone and obviously

technically Florida only has

jurisdiction over Florida but they don't

say if you don't reside in Florida

you're exempt from this now obviously

the reach of their power their policing

power would not exceed past Florida but

what if what if you make videos about

the scientists in California and then

you go visit Florida you know are you

now we're gonna get fined because

because you're you're somebody who has

blogged and not reported potentially in

Florida's world it's sort of interesting

and so it's it's raising a lot of

eyebrows about the idea that hey like if

compensation is so broad what you're

basically saying is anybody who even

talks about

State uh Representatives uh or the

governor needs to register with the

state of Florida and it's really

starting to feel a little sort of

anti-free speech-esque which is really

odd because generally it's been the

Republican party over the last few years

who's been sort of clamoring for for

free speech uh and then while I don't

think anybody really is anti-free speech

the big divisiveness of on one side it's

hey we got to control this and

misinformation right and on the other

side it's no just let everything free

everything be free right that's been a

pretty political uh and uh politically

divisive talking point and so the idea

that Ron DeSantis government who's

potentially going to do whatever he

needs to get done over this next year at

least that's what sort of researchers

political researchers are saying that

Florida's legislature basically wants to

prop up Ron Santos to potentially become

governor because it would be good for

all of the people in the legislature if

he becomes president he might pick from

that legislature to to have have sort of

a cabinet or build out a cabinet if he

were to become uh president so it's

really interesting that uh you've got on

one hand a lot of this talk about Free

Speech but now you're basically

censoring free speech by forcing monthly

reports on people for any basically

reason for posting a Blog simply if you

comment on the governor or represented

that that seems a little odd at the same

time you have Ron DeSantis who just

visited and this comes after CPAC by the

way which was this weekend where uh

Donald Trump won sort of the straw poll

but but you know that somewhat seemed uh

to be a little bit more uh of a

trump-attended event Ron DeSantis wasn't

there instead Ronda Santos was actually

in California he was actually in my

hometown here in Simi Valley and I

thought that was very interesting uh

Rhonda santis went to the Ronald Reagan

Presidential Library sold about 1300

tickets and he talked about this great

American Exodus from States governed by

leftist politicians and how people are

voting with their feet I mean this is

old news we've been using that phrase

for you know since for a while for

probably for decades quite frankly but

but really heavily since the pandemic

it's hard to argue though that you know

people are solely voting with their feet

because of politics California has

gotten really expensive and in part

because you know California is really

beautiful in terms of like physically uh

you know people are awesome the

weather's cool but the politicians are

loony okay so we know that well but the

Wall Street Journal for example alleges

yeah there's probably a good chance

people are leaving California the ones

who are because of a lack of affordable

housing and hybrid work setups that

really allow you to go from like a three

and two here to like a six bedroom

mansion in Texas uh or even Florida

right so but anyway Rhonda Santos at his

event at Simi uh Simi Valley talked

about of course having empowered people

uh to make a choice as to whether or not

they want to take the vaccine not

enforcing mandates and this is

interesting because early in the

pandemic Rhonda santis was actually a

big proponent of getting vaccinated but

now he's sort of trying to back that

away by saying hey but I was super

anti-mandate and my schools were open

over here right and the Washington Post

interviewed some attendees at the event

who described themselves as trumpers but

they responded and said you know Ron

DeSantis seems like Trump but less

divisive and potentially with a brain

now that I thought that maybe that

obviously that was potentially you know

they picked that one quote because it's

a little extreme uh but uh but uh but

this idea that maybe Ron DeSantis would

be like the diet version of Donald Trump

and maybe a little less divisive is

really interesting because you know it

does seem like there's a chance you'll

have a Ron DeSantis V Trump primary and

then on the other side you might have if

Biden runs you'll probably just have

Biden if Biden doesn't run you'll

probably have like a new sum slash combo

runoff so so we'll see uh but anyway

what's also very interesting it kind of

goes back to sort of how this is all

piecing together is Rhonda Sanders

trying to create The Narrative of

everyone fleeing California which again

to some regards is true but on the other

hand it's really pro-free speech while

you see at the same time also this sort

of almost anti-free speeches bill in

Florida but it's not just that it's also

what's going on with Disney and how

Disney is kind of being used as a pawn

here for desantis's efforts so here's

actually an op-ed piece in the Wall

Street Journal by the man himself Ron

DeSantis himself and he talks about how

on Monday he signed a law ending Disney

self-governing status of over 43 square

miles Disney no longer has its own

government and and really this is

starting to make people reiterate the

idea that man on one hand Ron DeSantis

is all like hey Free Speech Free Speech

Free Speech but then why is your

legislature putting together something

that kind of potentially restricts Free

Speech requiring this registration it's

basically burden right when you put a

burden on speech you essentially

restrict it it's kind of like like hey

you know what we want you to put these

gloves on while you're writing your

paper it's just another step we're not

stopping you from writing but we want

you to go through another step and if

the more steps we put on you then the

more inconvenient it is the less likely

you produce content right that's usually

how it works so it's not really

eliminating the opportunity to speak but

it is restricting that someone and a lot

of this drama we're seeing about Disney

is also about Free Speech see Disney and

and Ronda Santos obviously talks about

this in here and I'll go a little bit

into more depth but basically he talks

about how hey look uh if you go whoa go

broke go to Florida uh and and wokeness

dies like Florida is the place where

wokeness goes to die is essentially what

Ron DeSantis argues and uh he says it

here we are making Florida the state

where the economy flourishes because we

are the state where woke goes to die and

he makes this argument that corporations

should not involve themselves in

politics and that basically Disney uh

ended up uh you know we're challenging

this idea uh that uh that Florida was

going to put up the essentially don't

say gay bill now that phrase is not

actually in the bill it's just how

everybody knows it that's the

politically popular way of talking about

it basically says hey we don't want

sexual education for people under a

certain age children under a certain age

like five-year-olds shouldn't be talked

to about basically sexual education or

gender orientation or gender identity

and Disney had long been silent on that

uh but uh generally what you find is

silence these days and 2023 is deemed to

be sort of permission uh and so this is

where Rhonda Santos argues look they

took a stand they took a stand that was

anti-mybill and now we're punishing them

for that now in my opinion that's

somewhat slamming Disney from a free

speech point of view right like if

corporations are allowed to have a voice

which they are allowed to have a voice

obviously then they should be able to

speak freely without fear of punishment

the idea that that then uh you know

potentially Rhonda Santa starts

restricting rights from the same I think

is somewhat interesting because it

basically sends a signal to any business

in Florida hey if you don't align with

our policies we'll find a way to screw

you now how whether or not you agree

with the don't say gay does not matter

here like don't get me wrong I got a

five and seven year old and they don't

need to hear about gender identity or

gay or or or anything they're way too

young for that okay five and seven year

old no okay let's wait until like at

least fifth grade police or like middle

school or you know High School obviously

is just fine but but like young children

no uh so so again I'm not making a a

sand here that Ron DeSantis and the

don't say gay bill is wrong or right

it's not the case at all if anything I

think it makes a lot of sense but the

idea that DeSantis is sort of building

his campaign on to some degree silencing

some form of speech in my opinion sort

of runs counter to the Republican ideal

of no no no all free speech right

because in essence you're trying to

restrict bloggers and in essence you are

trying to restrict businesses from

taking a stand now of course you might

say oh well Disney has no place to be

taking a stand but wait isn't that

restricting Free Speech right so uh now

what I also think is very interesting is

Rhonda santis goes on to say the

following here Disney's special

Arrangement which dates back to 1967 was

an indefensible example of corporate

welfare now this I think is remarkable

indefensible example of corporate

welfare I'll let him keep going and then

I'll respond to that it provided the

company with favorable tax treatment

including the ability to assess its own

property valuations and enjoy benefits

of regional infrastructure improvements

without paying taxes towards the project

it Exempted Disney from Florida's

building and Fire Prevention codes it

even allowed Disney to build a nuclear

power plant and to use eminent domain to

seize property outside the district's

boundaries while the districts are

common in Florida Disney's deal was

conspicuous and the massive benefits and

cons it conferred okay so first of all

it's really worth understanding what

happened here okay because this right

here makes it sound like the scientist

is coming in on on you know basically a

white horse and saying how dare Disney

wield all this power we will take it

back but you have to remember what

Orlando was before 1967. folks it was

nothing it was swampland that's it in

fact much of Florida still today is

swamp and that's not a distant Florida I

spent 16 years growing up in Florida I

love Florida I'll actually be at Florida

later this week but this idea that oh uh

you know you know we got to take back

all that was given to Disney Disney

created Orlando Disney built its own

fire department police station it built

its uh the parks and this idea that

Disney used its eminent domain to seize

private property let's hold on for a

moment Disney's eminent domain power

actually LED Disney to preserve a lot of

the natural forestry that's around

Disney because they wanted that that on

purpose to make the whole Disney World

area feel as sort of natural as possible

now don't get me wrong yeah there are

going to be cases where certain land was

transformed into potentially a parking

lot duh but then again it was all a

swamp but when you go to Disney World or

even you fly into Orlando you're like

damn a lot of trees over here it's not

like Disney leveled everything also this

idea that Disney uh you know was allowed

to build a nuclear reactor that's true

because Disney takes a lot of power but

they never ended up building their own

nuclear reactor and even if they did

that would be better than what we have

today which is a natural gas power plant

instead of a nuclear reactor now Florida

does have its own nuclear reactors which

is great but remember what Disney was

supposed to be Disney was supposed to be

the experimental prototype community of

tomorrow that stands for Epcot right it

was supposed to be a futuristic city

that would be home to 20 000 residents

in an area that they're never there

never used to be people so Disney World

needed to move fast they needed to build

roads Emergency Services you utilities

Disney did that they built the levees

they built the drainage system yes did

other parts of Florida end up hooking up

to those projects and benefit from that

economic impact of course but Rhonda

santis I mean we got to look at the

numbers I wrote down some of them over

here Disney is Disney's a huge part of

Florida I mean look at Oxford econ

Oxford economics from I used before the

pandemic just because of the some of the

2022 numbers aren't available uh yet and

if you go into 21 in 2020 things are

very skewed by the pandemic so I just

wanted to look at 2019 since we're

likely to Trend back to that Trend as

most things are in business but look at

2019 Disney World had a 75.2 billion

dollar economic impact on Florida

Florida's GDP is just under 1 trillion

dollars that means

Disney World itself sets up about 7.7

percent of Florida's entire GDP

4.5 percent of the people who work in

Florida work for Disney World or are

somehow employed as a contractor by

Disney or work for Disney in in some

regard

and 5.8 billion dollars of Florida's tax

revenue or 15.9 percent comes from

Disney World so I find it really

interesting and and I kind of have a a

conclusion to all of this so so first of

all you have this this uh uh you know

the speech bill right restricting a

speech in Florida then you have this

sort of Disney removing basically their

policing Powers which policing powers

include building and safety and

infrastructure and everything blah blah

blah right so you have the speech build

and you have Disney uh then you have

this idea of uh woke goes to die in

Florida so my take on this my take uh is

that right now in society we do have a

very split United States right now on

one hand we have this idea that uh

everything has turned woke although the

idea of woke has really become extreme

right woke used to just be awareness

right it used to be uh aware so you were

sort of aware maybe of privileges or

differences right this has now gone to

the extreme right so there's the extreme

version and then there's sort of the the

normal version of this uh and then what

you have happening in Florida is really

you've gone to the anti uh woke extreme

and so that's really the fight of what I

think is the 2024 election and what

we're going to see a lot of you're going

to basically have an argument of the

extreme versus the extreme now

personally I hate that because I think

the vast majority of Americans sort of

sit in the middle like yeah look some

things over here make sense some things

over here make sense that doesn't make

sense that doesn't make sense and I

personally think that Disney and the

speech Bill have really just sort of

become pawns to the idea of reiterating

this extreme because that seems to be

what's probably most popular for

Republican uh candidates right now and

so I don't actually think anything

practically is going to change at Disney

in fact Disney World Florida has a board

that controls the sort of the Reedy

Creek district and Rhonda santis can now

sort of put his puppets on that board

but the reality is Florida probably or

Disney World kind of is already built

out what they're going to build out

right now that's not to say that well

they won't want to continue to develop

but like these special powers really

mattered when they were going from Swamp

to something now it doesn't matter so

much anymore so in my opinion both of

these things aren't really going to

change anything they're just examples of

what DeSantis is trying to use to build

up his platform to really fight Donald

Trump so I think that's very interesting

uh you know somebody here uh Brett says

anti-woke equals let me continue being a

bigot no I I don't agree with that you

know I I think if if somebody I mean

like maybe we say the uh anti-extreme

would be the more the better way to put

that right like I don't think somebody

is a bigot for saying I don't want my

five-year-old uh to be taught about

gender identity right I don't think

that's uh being a bigot I think that's

you know trying to be reasonable but of

course we could go down the Spectrum and

go well at some point uh we probably all

agree with things you know it's it's

funny like I I'll have I'll have a drink

where the people of totally random and

totally different political ideologies

you know extreme uh people on like the

super super far left or the super far

right or super libertarian or or

whatever and I'll tell you we usually

even though people identify as

potentially Super One Thing most people

are relatively reasonable it's

surprising I'm not saying everyone don't

get me wrong right uh but uh it it is

really really interesting I think that's

fascinating so uh this election cycle is

going to be incredible somebody here

says Kevin contradicts himself he says

that this is an example of anti-working

extremism in one breath and it says

won't really matter in the big picture

how is that extreme okay so what I'm

saying is so I'm not contradicting

myself actually you're just reiterating

what I'm saying what I'm saying is

anti-woke extremism is punishing

Disney's free speech and taking away uh

their policing Powers really that's

that's the way it's being put up on a

pedestal oh you go woke you go broke but

the reality is this probably isn't going

to affect Disney at all in fact I would

not be surprised if Ron DeSantis picked

up the phone talked to Bob Iger who just

took over a CEO again said look man I'm

gonna put some puppets in you guys just

keep doing you but I'm gonna go I'm

gonna go use this as a political tool to

show everybody that you don't mess with

Ron DeSantis you know that's what I'm

saying so uh so maybe there's just a

misunderstanding in how I explained that

but uh you know I I don't think uh I

think it's almost a little bit like a

Florida style virtue signaling dare I

say right like it's not really going to

make a difference to Disney World

but it does help a sort of prop up his

game now don't get me wrong I don't dis

I want to be very clear here because

sometimes I make these these videos and

people think oh so you hate DeSantis no

it's not what I'm saying like personally

from what I'm seeing I would probably

much prefer a DeSantis over like a Gavin

Newsom who gives stimulus checks during

an inflationary era and can't save

homeless people or contribute to mental

health for the life of them and doesn't

seem to care about financial education

in schools in fact Rob DeSantis past it

was one of the first States and one of

the first Governors to pass a bill

demand a requiring Financial Fitness

basically Financial education in schools

that's something that I ran a campaign

on for governor in 2020. so completely

agree by the way I think so I think it's

very very interesting uh very very

interesting and definitely worth talking

about so those are some of my thoughts

but hey I'll look for your thoughts in

the comments somebody here writes people

are fact phobic

well that's honestly I think you

watching videos on Twitter is extremely

smart like like me or hate me you

watching videos on uh if I said Twitter

I'm on YouTube you watching videos on

YouTube is extremely smart because this

is where you can actually have more of a

dialogue and get deeper into topics

whereas on Twitter I mean go go back to

what we saw with the the Newt Gingrich

stuff or whatever the the stuff is just

extreme like absolutely extreme people

like the messaging doesn't really tell

you anything about what's going on right

I mean we just made you know a 10 15

minute segment here on Florida politics

where Newt makes one comment and people

bash them like crazy uh and nobody

actually knows what's going on right so

I I'm a big fan of that sort of

perspective but uh you have to sort of

seek that out otherwise you kind of stay

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