Anthony Sabatini

Yeah, I couldn't agree more.

And a perfect example of that is Anthony Sabatini, because he was in the House.

And I, in fact, his opening fundraiser back when he ran, gosh, I think it was 2022 or so, but- 21, something like that.

Anyway, he's in Lake County, for those people who don't know, and he did win for House.

Now he's not in Tallahassee anymore.

Anthony Sabatini, same thing.

Great example.

He was up there year after year, and now he's a county commissioner.

Or tweeters.

When was the last time you saw Anthony Sabatini put something out that was like slightly cringe? I don't remember.

Oh.

People who don't know, Anthony Sabatini is a state senator in Florida who would be nice to see on the big stage just because he has no filter whatsoever.

What's going on with Matt Gaetz?

I don't know.

So every single person that works for me, uh, we have, uh, Justin Grace and myself have this book.

It was recommended by, uh, a, a radical in Florida, good friend of mine, Anthony Sabatini, who was a state rep, now he's a county commissioner.

It's a book called "A Message to Garcia," and it's one of the most published books in the world, but a lot of people have never heard of it.

And all it is, is it's, it's, it's, a lot of entrepreneurs like it 'cause it talks about the no bullshit, get things done.

Well, there's a question-

I wonder, uh, Dan, I wonder if they used a lawyer expert here, and they should have used Jay.

I mean, who's got the highest profile First Amendment case in the history of this city?

Probably Jay.

Jay.

Of if there's a line between maintaining order at a public meeting and violating someone's First Amendment rights.

Sapp and his lawyer believe wherever that line lies, it was crossed last week at Tampa City Hall.

You're being trespassed from city, from city-

And Pro Bowl Hall of Famer Warren Sapp is speaking out after Sapp filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Tampa this week over his removal from City Hall during a city council meeting.

Former state representative Anthony Sabatini says his client claims city officials violated his First Amendment rights when police were called and he was ordered to leave the building on September 17th and he won't stand for it.

Government shouldn't get away with bullying members of the public, whether it be Warren Sapp or

anybody else.

Attorney Michael R. Parker is here with the analysis.

And Hall of Fame NFL player Warren Sapp is now being represented by our friend, attorney Anthony Sabatini, in a Florida free speech case.

We've got the video.

It's all next on The Matt Gaetz Show.

Coming up, NFL legend Warren Sapp will find himself in a courtroom soon.

That after a little experience at City Hall where he was expelled for saying some things at a volume the city council didn't like.

We've got the video and his attorney, Anthony Sabatini, coming up.

Plus, the conflict in Iran.