Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

This is not just about books.

This is about exposure to people of different sexual orientations and the objection, the

sincerely held objection, that children shouldn't be exposed to this.

Again, our clients are not raising those, and we know that these kinds of objections aren't

happening.

Here the board is imposing indoctrination on children.

I thought Baxter did very well.

I thought the Trump administration, Harris, the assistant, the Solicitor General, also did extraordinarily

well.

And Baxter kept on shutting down the argument.

You know, Jackson said, you don't have any affidavits or declarations. He said, yes, I do.

And when they said, well, you just don't want people to have access to this. And he said, that's not true.

He said, we have no objection to these books being available. This is very different from that.

And then just as Sotomayor tried to portray them as you just don't want people to see the image of a same-sex couple.

There's no real lesson here.

And her own colleagues jumped in and said, there is a lesson here.

There's a definite message being sent here.

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