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the progress we nate on lgbtq, it was -- we passed so many lgbtq bills this year it's hard to keep them straight. but one my friend deborahed. we knew the trump administration was trying to strip away the rights that we just saw from hhs friday. we've dealt with that so that if you were on a virginia health care plan, basically one that is regulated by the state, which about 22% of plans, you cannot be discriminated against on the count of gender identity. one of the big things we did in virginia as being the 38th and final state to enact the civil rights amendment. this is a moment that we can say that discrimination on account of sex up hermt by must include jemder identity and sexual orientation. >> rosemary, i was going to ask you that as well. what is your primary concern, rosemary in how that will affect transgender people? >> i am absolutely appalled that this president would remove transgender protections during this week, no less. i ran for office so i could reflect the values of my community and the actions of my leadership. i just wish our president had done the same. honestly, i'm a mental health professional

deborah. i am from largo, florida. i have a question concerning the qualified immunity portion of the bill.ns that are police officers. they work for a nationally accredited police department and they each have four-year degrees in capitol hill justice. they have concerns, as do i as their mother, that this could open up the door for potential frivolous lawsuits against police officers. they both have young families, preschool age children in their open homes, so if you could explain further how this will be enforced, i would appreciate it. thank you very much. >> we'll give that to you congresswoman demings. how would it work if you altar the immunity police officers are granted for fear of lawsuits? >> thank you for that question. we know that police officers have a duty to act. when they are called to a disturbance or a fight or something, they cannot make the decision that they're not going to go and, you know, be concerned that they might get in trouble, so they're not going to respond. they do have a duty to act. however, qualified immunity deals with action that number one, has to be

deborah roddan. i'm from largo, florida. i have a question concerning the qualified immunity portion of the bill.ns that are police officers. they work for a nationally accredited police department. and they each have four-year degrees in criminal justice. they have concerns, as do i as their mother, that this could open up the door for potential frivolous lawsuits against police officers. they both have families, children in their own homes. if you could explain further how this would be enforced, i would appreciate it. thank you very much. >> we'll give that to you, congresswoman demings. how would it work if you alter the immunity that allows police officers to operate without fear of lawsuits? >> thank you so much for that question. let me say this. we know police officers have a duty to act. when they're called to a the decision they're not going to go and be concerned they might get in trouble so they're 234not go to respond. they do have a duty to act. however, qualifiy eied immunity deals with actions that, number one, have to be within the scope of their duties, but number two, in order