. >> anti-cuss f so s pot lori klein proposed the bill because they complained about a high school teacher using bad language. if it becomes law, teachers would receive a warning and suspension after a week and a raise after five. it is a dismissal after five. i am just joshing. critics say it is unnecessary and discipline should be handled by schools and not the legislature. for more let's go to the youth and education respondent. w45* is up? what is up? >> i know he will never party with me. i am not cool enough for that cat, if you know what i mean. jesse, this is usually the part of the show where you swear because we are doing a show on swearing. >> am i that predictable? >> you are not. but your left earing screams divorced biology teacher. >> so does your wardrobe coincidentally. >> thank you. >> you sweatery thing. that is nice. whatever. >> what do you feel about the government stepping in to protecting young impressionable children from offensive language? >> the only thing that is weird is -- well first of all one parent complained and then something got down which is shocking.

this is arizona state senator lori klein, a republican, senator klein introduced state legislation that would punish teachers for using speech that violates the fcc standards for network television shows. so, senator klein wants to stop the scourge of teachers cursing. as her bill is written this would have the government regulating the language of teachers not just in the classroom but anywhere in their whole lives. math teacher, you hit your thumb with a hammer, the state government of arizona will be listening in to make sure you only say dang. or they will unleash all heck on you i guess sort of hard to be angry if you barred the whole swearing thing. >>> if that is not big enough role for government, there is a man in virginia, bob marshall, also a republican. he once tried to outlaw swearing in e-mail. not just by teachers, not just by any one group of people, not a particular kind of email, he proposed virginia state government outlaw profanity by anyone in any e-mail sent from the commonwealth of virginia. it's one thing to think swearing is bad. it's another thing to say that s