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welcome back to unbiased your favorite source of unbiased news and legal analysis welcome back to unbibiased politics. Today is Monday, March 31st. And today is my

300th episode. Isn't that crazy? Two and a half years, 300 episodes were just getting started.

On one hand, it feels like I've been doing this for my entire career. On the other hand, it feels like I just

started six months ago. But either way, I love what I do. I'm so grateful for you. And I am just really

excited for the future. With that, let's talk about some news. Let's start by talking about some

state side news out of Utah. So Utah passed a flag bill called HB77, which some are deeming as

controversial. Let's talk about it because I want to make sure we understand what this bill says

and why it's being called controversial. In short, HB77 bans the display of unauthorized flags

on government property and buildings, which includes those on

public school grounds. The law also requires the state auditor to impose fines up to $500 per day

against those that violate the law. So authorized flags under this law include the American flag,

the Utah state flag,

flags of other countries, states or cities, U.S. military flags, college flags, or other flags as approved. So political flags supporting a certain candidate or party are not allowed, nor are

flags like LGBTQ flags. And that is where

the controversy lies. One critic, the Pride Center, called the bill a deliberate attempt to erase

LGBTQIA plus visibility and an example of government overreach claiming that it removes the ability

of cities, counties, and schools it removes the ability of cities,

counties, and schools to support and affirm diverse communities. One supporter of the law, a group

called Utah Parents United, emphasized the law's importance in safeguarding students' rights,

saying, quote, our constitution guarantees that every child has the right to receive a free

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