On tonight’s program: Lawmakers will be back in Tallahassee on Monday. One item on their agenda, Governor DeSantis’s proposed takeover of the Magic Kingdom; Will a massive expansion of Florida’s school vouchers essentially defund and depopulate the state’s traditional public schools?; A measure doing away with the need for a state-issued concealed weapons permit seems teed up for near certain legislative passage, even though public opinion seems stacked against the proposal; Governor DeSantis’s new budget proposal contains lots of federal stimulus money. U.S. Senator Rick Scott wants it returned, but the governor says that’s not happening; We hear from Andrew Warren, the Hillsborough County Prosecutor suspended by Governor DeSantis; Hurricane experts conclude storms are getting worse. If you have any doubt, consider Hurricane Ian; Despite some changes following an initial rejection by the State of Florida, an advanced placement Black History course continues to draw criticism; And despite all the uncertainty about what can and can’t be said about race in Florida’s public schools, teachers are still determined to teach those lessons