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Candace and Mark have a long history of clashing over the topic of transgenderism, particularly over Mark Lamont Hill's views on it. Today, they are joined by Morgan Freeman to discuss it. Plus, the left is in panic mode about RFK Jr.'s appointment to the FDA, and Disney apologizes to Snow White for her comments about Trump supporters, and the company threatens to shut down the FDA for being "too frank" with their plans to make the film "Sofie the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." Plus, a look at why the transgender issue is so important to the Republican Party, and why it's more important than ever that we don't "deny the humanity" of other people. Candace is a standup comic and host of the podcast "Candace's Take" and is a frequent guest on CNN's Morning Joe. She is also a regular contributor to CNN's "New York Magazine" and CNN's Opinions and has been featured on "The View" and "Good Morning America." She is a proud daughter of former Vice President Joe Biden and former VP Joe Biden, who is now a member of the Democratic National Committee and serves as a senior advisor to President Donald Trump's transition team. She has been a supporter of his campaign, and is an avid supporter of the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, and she has been an advocate for the 2020 campaign of Joe Biden's campaign. and other Democratic candidates for the vice presidential candidate. in the primary race, which was a primary challenge. against Hillary Clinton. on CNN s primary challenger, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Democratic challenger, Amy Poehrig, who has been named in a primary debate and a potential VP candidate in the CNN primary, Jillian Manus, who was chosen by CNN s Jillian Morgan, in a CNN primary debate. In this episode, we discuss the transgenderism debate, and her views on the topic, and what it means for the future of the country, and whether or not the Democratic Party should be allowed to have a voice in the 2020 election. -- and what she should do about it, and if it's time to speak out loud and clear on the matter, and how it's role in the next election, and who should speak out on the next time she's invited to the next primary debate, or whether it should have a say in the debate, in the first place, or not.
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