Black people 'don't need any more sunshine': Right-wing TV mocks NAACP Florida travel advisory

Right-wing podcast host Stephen Crowder and his co-hosts mocked the NAACP's Florida travel advisory in a broadcast Monday.

In a statement over the weekend, the organization said that the state has been "openly hostile toward African Americans, people of color, and L.G.B.T.Q.+ individuals" under Gov. Ron DeSantis (R).

On Monday, Crowder laughed about the advisory.

"They're issuing a warning, right, a warning for Black people to go to Florida because they're claiming that Ron DeSantis and some of his educational legislation is racism and is going to foment hatred and is going to create more hate crimes," Crowder explained.

"A travel advisory!" co-host Gerald Morgan exclaimed. "Usually, that's when war has broken out in the country."

"Or like a bad weather pattern," Crowder laughed. "Careful! There's a 60% chance of white."

"It's a whiteout," guest host Nick DiPaolo agreed.

"Maybe they had a travel advisory because of the humidity," Crowder joked. "I know that it gets frizzy."

"There's a gust of honky," DiPaolo remarked.

"After the advisory went up, 49 governors called the NAACP asking if they could be added to the list," Crowder said.

"Some people say, good, stay the hell away," DiPaolo quipped. "It's the sunshine state. You guys obviously don't need any more sunshine."

Watch the video below from Louder with Crowder.