‘Sickening' scenes revealed at family-friendly Pride event in Texas
'They are intentionally ... putting in this sexual content and then they are claiming, 'what are you talking about? We had no idea that there were children that were going to be there',' Ms Gonzales told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
'These are sick people, these are degenerates and we need to keep them, not only away from children, but we need to have a reckoning in America of what we really are about.
'If that is happening in the state of Texas, way worse is happening all across the country, especially in the blue states.'
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