SHOCKING MOMENT: John Kennedy Reads Graphic Quotes From Childrens' Books At Senate Hearing

Thank you, Mr. President, I confess that I am a little confused and I appreciate the argument that we have been having the discussion that we have been having, but for me it is too conceptual or I don't know if it is metaphysical or logical or whatever. you want to call him I want to try to understand what you're asking us to do let's take two

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that have been much discussed the first one is called all the boys are not blue and I'll quote it I put some lube I put it on and I put him on his knees and I started to slide inside him from behind.

I took him out and kissed him while he masturbated. He asked me to turn around while he put on a condom. This was my butt and I was struggling to imagine. someone inside me, yes, he got on top and slowly inserted himself inside me, it was the worst pain I think I have ever felt in my life, I finally felt a mixture of pleasure with pain. All Boys Aren't Sad, the second one is another much discussed book, I'm sure you know it, it's called Genderqueer, okay, let me read an excerpt from that quote. Today I received a new harness with strap.

I can't wait to put it on you, it will fit my favorite dildo perfectly you're going to look so hot I can't wait to have you in my mouth I'm going to give you the one of your life so I want you inside me end of the appointment now Mr. Secretary what are you asking us? what to do, are you suggesting that only librarians should decide whether the two

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I just referenced should be available to children? is that what you're saying no, okay, tell me what you're saying, well, first of all, there's this, don't do it to me. a speech tell me what you ask me to do with all due respect Center the words you spoke are disturbing especially the ones that come out of your mouth it is very disturbing but I would also tell you that we are not advocating for children to denounce Senator Bookers, what is he advocating ?

We're advocating that parents, random parents, don't have the ability, under the guise of keeping kids safe, to try to challenge the worldview in every way on these issues, you're getting conceptual games that you could understand. a conception you are yes you are because I want to know what you are recommending it sounds to me like what some of you are saying librarians should decide who can see that book I am saying when they are doing it when individual parents are allowed to make a decision about where it is that line and To Kill a Mockingbird, which involves a rape scene, if that book is removed from our libraries, I think it becomes slippery.

I think you should think about it a little more before you come here, I have thought about it but you are going to propose something that you should be able to explain in 30 seconds what they are asking us to do, Miss Kelly, what do you understand? Let me skip you for a

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. second Mr. um Cameron, tell me what you are proposing, it is pronounced the following combination is how you would like me to refer to you, Senator, your definition of sexual is synonymous with lgbtq identity. I'm not asking you that. I'm asking you to tell me that you read those two genre excerpts.

We believe you are asking that only librarians and not parents have a say in whether minors can read those books. What you are saying is that what you say gender has never been in my school library. It's never been bad, well I guess it should just be up to the librarian or the parents should have a say. Collaboration between students should be facilitated. Parents should work with students and educators to make decisions because the students and who ultimately decides, the librarian. o you vote o who takes the vote book review committees in my school district community you want a committee there are committees okay, I'm asking you how we decide if the two books I just referenced should be available in the library , what would you do if you were, if you were running things, what would you do?

All boys are not blue. The scene you mentioned is about sexual abuse. I know what it's about. It's not about what you would do in terms of making the books. available, would you say anyone can see them or do they have to be in a special session? Students who do not read books, as if all children were not blue, cannot learn what is understood, cannot understand, but none of them want to answer my question. here and you say censorship is bad and of course it is bad, but the obvious answer is okay, you heard the books we're talking about, okay, we're not talking about Catcher in the Rye, so tell me what you want , who decides and everything.

I've heard that librarians and parents have nothing to do with it and if that's your answer, what planet did you just parachute into from your parents, Senator or what country, more appropriately, isn't China, parents? from that Senator, with all due respect, parents have absolutely a let's say my parents were immigrants, they came to this country, we never checked out books without our parents seeing what books we were reading, they encouraged us Mr. Secretary, I understand that this is good For your politics at home, it has nothing to do with it, it has a lot to do with it. to do with you but you came here with a problem and I'm trying to understand the solution and you don't have one, let's solve this other than that, other than telling us we don't agree with you, you're in the wrong, we'll be on the wrong side of history , we solved the problem in Illinois, we solved it because, well, there are others that could work well, so thank you, Mr.

President, for helping other states make these decisions right now. you are not a senator