Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - EPISODE 424： GENITAL GESTAPO： THEIR TARGET IS THE CHILDREN

00:00:00.000 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily, powered by Turning Point USA.

00:00:04.260 Today is March 21st, 2023. Anno Domini.

00:00:07.260 Last week, we had Libby Evans on this program, and we were talking about the kids.

00:00:13.560 And it basically comes down to this. The kids are not all right.

00:00:17.240 From the trans contagion to the issue with the labor force participation, dating, even driving. 0.99

00:00:25.040 It's just not happening anymore. What's going on?

00:00:27.960 So today, here on Human Events, we're going to talk about it.

00:00:30.840 Ladies and gentlemen, let's get into it.

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00:00:57.960 Hi. I was once a trans youth, and now I'm a happy 22-year-old trans adult student at New College of Florida.

00:01:13.720 This is my health care. Ma'am? Okay. Don't tread on it.

00:01:18.160 Senator Yarbrough has militarized the Florida GOP into the genital Gestapo. 1.00

00:01:23.260 Ron DeSantis wants trans people dead. You are committing genocide. 0.99

00:01:26.420 I grew up in Germany in the aftermath of the Nazis, and what you people are doing is no different. 0.61

00:01:34.100 This is transphobic. It is true. And you really should be ashamed of it.

00:01:39.280 What you are doing by signing this bill is an act of power.

00:01:42.420 The way it is, as it is now, my people will die.

00:01:46.540 And that blood, if you support this bill, will be on your hands.

00:01:50.180 I'm 12 years old. I'm not buying it.

00:01:51.900 If you pass this bill, many of us will die.

00:01:55.340 I deserve to live as long as all of you.

00:01:57.560 We are humans, too.

00:01:59.420 All right. Now, let me bring in Libby Emmons on this. 1.00

00:02:02.460 Now, Libby, you and I were talking about this whole situation last week,

00:02:07.040 and it sort of came up as a statistic that we were getting into.

00:02:11.040 But I understand that you're working on a piece that I hope you're going to be publishing on humanevents.com

00:02:16.200 about how did we get here.

00:02:20.280 So, Libby, the floor is yours.

00:02:22.720 Yeah. So, I am working on a piece.

00:02:24.600 And I think that it's really important to talk about what's going on with so-called trans youth and trans kids,

00:02:34.880 which I think is really a fiction made up by parents and educators and activists and men who really want you to believe that they are women.

00:02:45.020 And everyone wants to know how we got here.

00:02:47.500 How did we get to a place where men think they're women if they say they are, 1.00

00:02:51.440 where parents seek to inject their kids with drugs to stop their natural development

00:02:55.760 in service to the lie that human beings can change sex?

00:02:59.080 And we got here through the weaponization of compassion,

00:03:03.820 the emergence of a feminist fascism, and a willingness to declare that lies are truth.

00:03:10.180 Though threads of this movement likely go back further into the past than I can recall,

00:03:14.220 I watched much of this emerge in my own lifetime.

00:03:16.860 And we went from the political correctness movement of the late 80s and 1990s,

00:03:22.840 which I experienced in high school,

00:03:24.700 into the elevation of oppression as a virtue,

00:03:27.700 and straight into the grievance culture of identity politics.

00:03:31.220 I think we all saw this happening.

00:03:33.640 I think we could, you know, look at it.

00:03:35.660 And we obliterated our God.

00:03:37.880 We told ourselves that reality is relative.

00:03:40.440 And what we really did is we embraced death over life.

00:03:43.600 And it started, a lot of it, if you go back to abortion, 0.64

00:03:47.620 the reframing of abortion as health care,

00:03:50.120 and the willingness to sterilize children and teens

00:03:52.620 in order to help them achieve their goals,

00:03:55.100 to remake their physical appearance.

00:03:57.460 We have said as a culture that human reproduction is not as important

00:04:00.600 or essential as looking the way you want,

00:04:03.060 or living without responsibilities or encumbrances.

00:04:06.760 But really, these are adult perspectives and adult wants.

00:04:11.560 And as a justification of those wants,

00:04:13.320 adults foist them onto children.

00:04:16.440 They have men in drag read to impressionable preschoolers,

00:04:19.740 telling us this is so little kids know it's okay to be different.

00:04:22.980 But actually, it is leading.

00:04:25.100 It is grooming.

00:04:26.120 It is telling them not to trust their own bodies.

00:04:29.100 Grown men like Rachel Levine tell us trans kids exist 1.00

00:04:32.120 because those men want to believe that they are not living out a fetish,

00:04:35.700 but that they were actually innately the opposite sex from birth.

00:04:40.080 They mutilate our children in service to their own desires.

00:04:43.800 It's not reality.

00:04:45.260 Universities and institutions have adopted and internalized these ideas.

00:04:49.380 They pump out books and articles and graduates

00:04:52.020 that seek to destroy our culture in the name of liberating it.

00:04:56.060 Educators, librarians, artists, doctors, and politicians

00:04:59.680 see themselves as activists in service to a mission.

00:05:02.660 And we know that one cannot serve to master that once.

00:05:06.720 Our culture and its purveyors are slaves to ideology,

00:05:09.620 and they refuse to see or acknowledge truth.

00:05:12.880 So where does that leave us?

00:05:15.760 I mean, it just, it makes you feel uncomfortable, right?

00:05:18.440 And there was something that,

00:05:20.040 and you and I were talking a little bit before the show,

00:05:21.500 that when we got into this,

00:05:23.120 it seems like people are,

00:05:25.980 and I guess we've all kind of been guilty of this in a sense,

00:05:28.340 but people are living their online lives in their primary mode

00:05:34.640 as opposed to living their real, actual, physical,

00:05:38.540 you know, meatspace lives first.

00:05:42.400 And so in many of these cases,

00:05:44.580 whether it be, it started with Tumblr,

00:05:46.040 it's turned into Twitter to an extent,

00:05:48.160 now TikTok, Instagram, but really TikTok,

00:05:51.440 it's almost as if these online communities,

00:05:53.800 which seek to pervade these senses of thinking

00:05:57.860 are then taking over their lives,

00:06:03.140 and they're completely going into this.

00:06:05.080 And so trans, obviously, I think,

00:06:07.140 is the most extreme example of it,

00:06:09.360 but it's not the only example,

00:06:10.640 and I want people to understand that.

00:06:11.940 Yeah, it's not the only example,

00:06:13.620 and a lot of what you're talking about

00:06:15.180 certainly started back with Tumblr,

00:06:17.600 if people remember Tumblr,

00:06:19.180 which was, you know, the early version of this.

00:06:22.980 And on Tumblr, you had a lot of people coming out as trans,

00:06:27.680 you had a lot of community embracing each other

00:06:30.920 and saying, hey, you're really trans.

00:06:33.000 And I think a lot of what happened, too,

00:06:35.200 as people went online to create their own avatars

00:06:38.580 was that we shut down real life during the pandemic.

00:06:42.320 So we had three years where adults

00:06:45.500 basically did whatever they wanted.

00:06:47.980 They went out and protested,

00:06:49.580 they wore masks or didn't wear masks or anything else.

00:06:52.540 But we shut down schools. 0.97

00:06:54.880 We shut down playgrounds of all the ridiculous things. 0.93

00:06:58.440 We shut down churches. 0.86

00:07:00.060 We shut down all of the places

00:07:01.900 where children and teens can go hang out with each other.

00:07:06.200 Parks in New York City were closed.

00:07:08.500 Kids can't go anywhere if they can't go to the park.

00:07:11.240 Arcades were closed.

00:07:12.900 We shut down so many different things,

00:07:14.660 and all kids could do was go online

00:07:17.180 to speak with their friends.

00:07:18.840 This is all they could do.

00:07:20.020 I remember as a parent being really conflicted

00:07:24.780 because my son was not able to see his friends in person.

00:07:28.820 He wasn't allowed to go to school.

00:07:30.140 They weren't allowed to go to school.

00:07:31.600 And his friends' parents were freaked out by COVID.

00:07:35.380 I was not as freaked out as them at all.

00:07:38.440 I was saying, let's all meet up at the park.

00:07:40.780 Let's do this and that.

00:07:42.200 Let's try, you know, even once parks got more open.

00:07:45.920 But my son ended up talking to his friends online

00:07:50.640 an awful lot, and this is what so many kids did.

00:07:54.280 And it wasn't just talking to each other,

00:07:56.000 but talking to new people, strangers.

00:07:58.440 I was talking to a friend of mine the other day

00:08:00.220 who said that her child, who is in high school,

00:08:03.820 does not have friends at school.

00:08:05.700 All of his friends are online.

00:08:07.840 Another one of my friends, her daughter-

00:08:10.120 We are just, hold that thought.

00:08:12.320 We are just about to hit our first break.

00:08:14.540 I know, I know.

00:08:15.140 I don't want to stop you.

00:08:16.240 We are going to go on a commercial break.

00:08:17.700 And then I want to continue immediately after this

00:08:19.760 because, look, I've got kids as well,

00:08:21.940 but yours are older.

00:08:23.960 They're older.

00:08:24.560 Your son is older.

00:08:25.280 So I want to get into this.

00:08:26.520 Stay tuned.

00:08:27.060 We'll be right back.

00:08:27.740 Human Events Daily, Libby Emmons.

00:08:32.360 And we're back here at Human Events Daily.

00:08:34.060 Libby Emmons, you, I had to cut you off 1.00

00:08:35.720 for the commercial break,

00:08:36.320 but you were telling us a story about your son,

00:08:38.100 the lockdowns, its effect on him and others.

00:08:41.040 Please continue.

00:08:42.520 Yeah.

00:08:42.940 So it wasn't just my son who ended up locked inside

00:08:45.560 during the lockdown pandemics

00:08:47.420 while adults went and flitted about

00:08:49.220 and did whatever they pleased

00:08:51.800 from protesting to drinking out

00:08:54.460 to doing whatever they wanted.

00:08:56.220 But we locked the kids inside

00:08:58.000 and he spent all of his time,

00:09:00.560 you know, when he was being social,

00:09:02.420 it was online.

00:09:04.020 I have another friend I mentioned

00:09:05.820 whose son, his only friends

00:09:07.880 are online.

00:09:09.000 And I had another friend

00:09:10.340 whose child actually went

00:09:12.620 through gender transition

00:09:14.100 and lives as the opposite sex. 0.56

00:09:16.800 And my friend was telling me

00:09:18.400 that her daughter,

00:09:21.360 who's actually her daughter,

00:09:22.900 has had a relationship

00:09:24.960 and that her daughter was very upset

00:09:27.020 when the relationship ended.

00:09:28.220 And I was asking a little about it,

00:09:29.920 just inquiring.

00:09:30.960 And it turned out that the entire

00:09:32.640 romantic relationship

00:09:33.940 had happened online

00:09:35.120 and the two had never

00:09:36.760 actually met in person.

00:09:39.580 I found this rather stunning.

00:09:41.340 I can understand certainly

00:09:42.640 how the ending of a friendship

00:09:44.340 like that would be difficult.

00:09:47.140 But at the same time,

00:09:48.420 why aren't these kids

00:09:49.860 meeting up in person?

00:09:51.900 Why aren't they even interested

00:09:53.080 in being in the same place

00:09:54.600 and holding hands

00:09:55.500 and all of the other things

00:09:56.720 that certainly marked

00:09:58.680 our upbringings,

00:10:00.400 us older people,

00:10:01.760 and how we lived as teens?

00:10:04.720 You can't bring kids to theater.

00:10:06.720 You can't bring kids out.

00:10:07.660 And so it also speaks to something,

00:10:11.060 and I've heard people talk

00:10:11.940 about this as well,

00:10:12.920 which they refer to as,

00:10:15.740 even more broadly

00:10:16.860 than in the pandemic,

00:10:18.180 the loss of third spaces.

00:10:21.020 And what is a third space?

00:10:24.180 And so a third space,

00:10:25.460 the way I consider it

00:10:26.500 or the way that I've heard

00:10:27.240 people explain it is,

00:10:28.540 a third place is,

00:10:29.800 it's not your home

00:10:30.560 and it's not the same place

00:10:31.880 you have to be.

00:10:32.960 So it's not,

00:10:33.500 it's not school,

00:10:35.020 it's not church.

00:10:36.480 It's,

00:10:37.060 it is a place to hang out.

00:10:39.460 It is a place to shop.

00:10:41.080 It is a place to,

00:10:42.360 to be entertained,

00:10:44.600 a place to commune with others

00:10:47.140 where you could,

00:10:47.680 you could meet people.

00:10:49.640 It's,

00:10:50.000 it's not a,

00:10:51.140 you know,

00:10:51.880 you can kind of argue

00:10:52.600 back and forth

00:10:53.200 whether or not,

00:10:53.820 you know,

00:10:54.360 supermarkets constitute third places.

00:10:56.320 You know,

00:10:56.580 if you're talking to any of the,

00:10:57.840 the day dating gay guys, 0.52

00:10:59.460 they would say yes,

00:11:00.140 unequivocally,

00:11:00.820 but I think most people

00:11:01.580 just kind of look at it

00:11:02.320 as sort of a,

00:11:03.340 you know,

00:11:03.500 sort of essentials.

00:11:05.380 But bookstores,

00:11:06.440 you know,

00:11:06.580 used to serve this purpose

00:11:07.560 as well in many places.

00:11:10.080 It can be,

00:11:11.660 it can be,

00:11:12.620 church can be.

00:11:13.420 I would say it's not work

00:11:14.700 or school or home.

00:11:16.280 It's right.

00:11:16.560 It's not work or school or home.

00:11:17.700 It's a third place.

00:11:19.320 And so why is it though,

00:11:22.200 Libby,

00:11:22.440 that we've been losing

00:11:23.620 third places in this country?

00:11:26.580 I think in a lot of ways,

00:11:28.060 we've been losing meaning.

00:11:29.240 And as we lose meaning,

00:11:30.740 we lose the places

00:11:31.760 that we are drawn to

00:11:33.300 based on our own,

00:11:34.820 you know,

00:11:35.740 interests.

00:11:36.840 So these could be

00:11:37.940 the gaming places

00:11:39.840 where kids would go

00:11:40.880 and play chess,

00:11:41.840 perhaps.

00:11:42.380 I know that there's still one

00:11:43.520 on McDougal Street

00:11:44.620 where people go

00:11:45.940 and play chess.

00:11:46.920 This is churches.

00:11:47.920 Churches got shut down

00:11:48.940 during the pandemic.

00:11:49.620 And we've already seen

00:11:50.980 that so many people

00:11:52.620 who left church

00:11:54.260 during the pandemic

00:11:55.500 did not actually go back.

00:11:57.480 Church doors closed

00:11:59.280 and many of them,

00:12:01.060 once they opened again,

00:12:02.300 they had hardly

00:12:03.120 as many people

00:12:04.020 coming back

00:12:05.460 into those spaces.

00:12:07.380 We also have lost

00:12:08.560 our idea

00:12:09.160 of doing things together,

00:12:10.960 you know?

00:12:11.500 So what are you supposed

00:12:12.920 to do when you get together?

00:12:14.340 Are you all supposed

00:12:14.920 to sit around

00:12:15.480 and stare at your phones?

00:12:17.000 If anyone goes to a diner

00:12:18.620 and they see teenagers

00:12:19.720 at a time...

00:12:20.260 By the way,

00:12:20.760 for the record,

00:12:21.480 for the record,

00:12:22.220 I did have dinner

00:12:25.440 with a 76-year-old man

00:12:27.280 last week

00:12:27.920 and his phone

00:12:29.980 sat on the table

00:12:30.880 during that dinner

00:12:31.840 but they were not

00:12:33.000 turned on once

00:12:34.280 for the hours

00:12:36.340 that we sat there.

00:12:37.640 Not once.

00:12:38.600 Yeah, I think more of us

00:12:39.720 should do things like that.

00:12:41.560 I have trouble

00:12:42.260 doing that myself

00:12:43.060 because I'm constantly

00:12:44.360 on call for work.

00:12:45.920 So if someone is,

00:12:47.300 you know,

00:12:47.860 needing to talk to me,

00:12:50.520 I tend to take...

00:12:51.220 I tend to take...

00:12:52.080 Well, Libby,

00:12:52.480 you work at Human Events.

00:12:53.980 Who could incessantly

00:12:54.980 be contacting you

00:12:56.400 at all hours of the night

00:12:57.660 by phone

00:12:59.080 and text

00:13:00.540 and any other...

00:13:02.380 I can't imagine

00:13:03.340 who that would be

00:13:05.440 when someone's like,

00:13:06.900 I need this article up now.

00:13:08.560 I need the headline.

00:13:09.820 This is going to be done

00:13:10.900 in 24 minutes.

00:13:12.180 You know,

00:13:12.520 that's all Barrett.

00:13:13.840 Obviously,

00:13:14.140 we're talking about Barrett.

00:13:14.980 Yeah,

00:13:15.420 it's obviously not you.

00:13:17.640 No,

00:13:18.020 of course not me.

00:13:19.060 No.

00:13:20.000 No.

00:13:20.280 Barrett.

00:13:21.260 Sometimes Hannah.

00:13:22.780 Sometimes Hannah.

00:13:23.760 Yeah.

00:13:24.100 Yeah.

00:13:24.500 You know how she gets... 1.00

00:13:26.600 Not me.

00:13:29.660 Pretty relaxing.

00:13:31.040 But yeah,

00:13:31.800 third spaces.

00:13:32.660 I have trouble

00:13:33.300 coming up with a third space.

00:13:34.600 Well,

00:13:34.800 you know what else though,

00:13:35.860 too,

00:13:36.120 because you look...

00:13:37.300 It also has to do

00:13:38.100 with the way

00:13:38.400 we've designed our towns

00:13:39.340 or we've undesigned

00:13:40.800 our towns,

00:13:41.340 right?

00:13:41.500 So we've undesigned towns

00:13:42.740 in outside of cities.

00:13:44.840 We've undesigned towns

00:13:45.980 to be suburban sprawl

00:13:48.980 and,

00:13:49.600 you know,

00:13:50.780 strip malls

00:13:51.560 and shopping centers

00:13:52.700 rather than

00:13:53.660 your town square,

00:13:55.620 which would be centered

00:13:56.720 typically around,

00:13:57.860 you know,

00:13:58.200 church,

00:13:58.740 courthouse.

00:13:59.440 Then you have your businesses.

00:14:00.860 Then spokes off of that

00:14:02.240 would be the homes.

00:14:04.480 And then you might...

00:14:05.080 Or you might have

00:14:05.560 a secondary church

00:14:06.340 or a school

00:14:06.880 would be there.

00:14:08.860 And so

00:14:09.540 this is something

00:14:11.340 that people are actually

00:14:12.180 starting to do

00:14:12.740 in other parts of the country

00:14:13.640 where they're building

00:14:14.380 new towns

00:14:15.280 and they're using

00:14:16.400 the old system

00:14:17.460 because a lot of zoning laws

00:14:19.440 and developers

00:14:20.140 and people got together

00:14:21.060 and said

00:14:21.600 they didn't want to build

00:14:22.520 these things anymore.

00:14:23.780 So that's what killed

00:14:24.980 Main Street.

00:14:25.900 So Main Street goes away,

00:14:27.220 but then you at least

00:14:28.400 had shopping malls.

00:14:29.360 And so late 70s,

00:14:30.840 obviously their heyday

00:14:31.600 was 80s, 90s.

00:14:33.120 Well, shopping malls

00:14:34.300 became this new Main Street

00:14:36.820 that people would go

00:14:37.700 to congregate

00:14:38.420 and shop and mingle.

00:14:40.160 But then

00:14:40.760 with the rise of the internet,

00:14:43.640 that started taking away

00:14:45.240 the shopping mall.

00:14:46.500 And now it's even worse

00:14:47.520 because you don't even need

00:14:49.040 to go to the shopping center anymore.

00:14:50.420 If you really need something,

00:14:51.560 you just have someone

00:14:53.420 deliver it to you

00:14:54.200 from a piece of glass

00:14:55.020 in your hand, right?

00:14:56.380 You just,

00:14:57.200 you know,

00:14:57.400 whether it's Postmates

00:14:58.200 or Uber Eats

00:14:58.880 or whatever,

00:14:59.340 just Amazon in general

00:15:00.300 if you don't need it

00:15:01.040 immediately.

00:15:02.540 We've gotten

00:15:03.340 to the point

00:15:04.360 where we're so

00:15:05.400 incredibly atomized

00:15:07.520 that I think

00:15:08.700 I think humans

00:15:10.440 are yearning

00:15:10.940 for social connection

00:15:12.120 and it's not just kids

00:15:13.060 and this,

00:15:13.980 you know,

00:15:14.080 we talk about

00:15:14.460 why aren't kids dating?

00:15:15.560 Why aren't kids driving?

00:15:16.980 Why are kids online more?

00:15:18.440 Is trans coming up 1.00

00:15:19.480 because of this?

00:15:20.020 I think it's all of the above.

00:15:20.980 I think it's literally

00:15:21.580 all of the above.

00:15:22.580 But folks,

00:15:23.460 a lot of people complain

00:15:24.640 about the state of our country

00:15:25.960 or the way woke corporations

00:15:27.300 treat us

00:15:28.100 and their employees,

00:15:28.760 but it's not enough

00:15:29.380 to just complain.

00:15:30.280 We actually need to change

00:15:31.820 the way that marketplace works

00:15:33.180 and that starts with you

00:15:34.020 and how you spend your money.

00:15:35.900 In less than one year,

00:15:36.960 Public Square

00:15:37.460 has grown to be

00:15:38.240 the largest platform

00:15:39.140 of patriotic,

00:15:40.240 freedom-loving businesses

00:15:41.340 that this world has ever seen.

00:15:43.300 Whether you want to support

00:15:44.040 a restaurant that only buys

00:15:45.160 from local farms,

00:15:45.880 a coffee shop that took a stand

00:15:46.860 against COVID mandates,

00:15:47.760 or a bank that would never cancel you

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00:16:18.780 So, you know, Libby,

00:16:19.680 what was so worrisome

00:16:21.420 in the 80s,

00:16:23.760 the 90s,

00:16:24.320 even the 70s,

00:16:25.340 you know,

00:16:25.680 you might be worried

00:16:26.220 about your kids

00:16:26.900 getting into drugs.

00:16:28.780 You might be worried

00:16:29.380 about your kids

00:16:29.840 getting into a gang.

00:16:31.720 You might be worried

00:16:32.580 about your kids

00:16:33.120 going to a concert,

00:16:35.220 you know,

00:16:36.140 in the Philly area.

00:16:37.540 You know,

00:16:37.760 I mean,

00:16:38.020 I hung out in Philly

00:16:39.840 as a teenager

00:16:40.580 going to concert

00:16:41.380 after concert

00:16:42.100 after concert

00:16:42.840 every single venue

00:16:43.720 in that city,

00:16:44.760 you know,

00:16:45.200 twice or more,

00:16:46.660 you know,

00:16:46.900 Electric Factory,

00:16:47.800 how many times,

00:16:48.440 right?

00:16:49.240 But today,

00:16:50.600 it's not the music industry

00:16:53.240 or the gangs

00:16:56.260 or,

00:16:57.380 and now drugs

00:16:57.960 are still there.

00:16:58.580 That's obviously,

00:16:59.540 you know,

00:17:00.200 that's obviously still

00:17:01.580 a huge,

00:17:02.180 even worse issue now

00:17:03.340 because there's so much

00:17:04.060 more powerful

00:17:04.560 and potent

00:17:05.100 than they were

00:17:06.360 in the past

00:17:06.880 and deadly

00:17:08.560 with the rise of fentanyl,

00:17:09.540 but also,

00:17:10.980 you got big pharma

00:17:11.840 involved

00:17:12.880 and big pharma

00:17:13.840 isn't just

00:17:15.140 trying to,

00:17:17.640 they're not just

00:17:19.380 out there,

00:17:20.140 right?

00:17:20.340 They're not just

00:17:20.760 out there

00:17:21.360 hanging out the shingles

00:17:22.840 saying,

00:17:23.200 hey,

00:17:23.280 come by.

00:17:23.760 They're targeting

00:17:24.940 your kids

00:17:26.000 and that's where

00:17:26.900 big pharma

00:17:27.480 and the internet

00:17:29.600 culture

00:17:30.080 and the loss

00:17:30.880 of third spaces,

00:17:32.600 that's kind of

00:17:33.360 where it all

00:17:34.040 connects,

00:17:35.360 isn't it,

00:17:36.240 Libby? 0.81

00:17:36.640 And so instead of,

00:17:37.860 instead of,

00:17:38.480 oh,

00:17:38.780 well,

00:17:39.160 I,

00:17:39.620 you know,

00:17:39.880 I had a bad,

00:17:40.780 you know,

00:17:41.680 a bad breakup

00:17:42.440 at school

00:17:43.460 or something

00:17:44.080 and so I'm going

00:17:44.760 to go hang out

00:17:45.220 with my friends

00:17:45.600 at the mall,

00:17:46.340 now it's I had

00:17:47.140 a bad breakup

00:17:47.760 so I'm going

00:17:48.160 to go cut off 0.98

00:17:48.960 part of myself. 0.98

00:17:49.840 I'm going to go

00:17:50.180 get a skin graft

00:17:51.180 on my forearm.

00:17:52.420 I'm going to go

00:17:53.180 and,

00:17:54.080 or even in some cases,

00:17:55.840 you know,

00:17:56.160 you're talking about

00:17:57.220 pre-puberty

00:17:58.380 in some of this.

00:17:59.460 So walk us through

00:18:00.420 a little bit

00:18:00.920 about what

00:18:01.620 actually is going

00:18:02.340 on there

00:18:02.820 when it comes

00:18:03.360 to even

00:18:03.820 the younger

00:18:04.300 children.

00:18:05.900 Yeah,

00:18:06.280 there's a case

00:18:06.980 in California

00:18:07.580 right now

00:18:08.160 where a young

00:18:08.920 woman who 0.99

00:18:09.540 had her breasts 1.00

00:18:10.520 removed at the

00:18:11.140 age of 13

00:18:12.200 is suing

00:18:14.380 Kaiser Permanente

00:18:15.180 for that

00:18:16.820 double mastectomy

00:18:17.900 that she had

00:18:19.920 saying that she

00:18:20.900 was too young

00:18:21.540 to consent

00:18:22.020 for that

00:18:22.440 and any 13

00:18:23.260 year old girl

00:18:23.840 is of course

00:18:24.640 far too young

00:18:25.660 to be able

00:18:26.620 to consent

00:18:27.140 to something

00:18:27.620 like that.

00:18:29.060 It's shocking

00:18:29.920 to see this

00:18:30.660 and then you have

00:18:31.460 people on the left

00:18:32.800 and they can't decide

00:18:33.940 the progressive left

00:18:34.780 they can't decide

00:18:35.680 if these kinds

00:18:37.260 of mutilations

00:18:38.440 of our children

00:18:39.060 never happen

00:18:40.060 or if it's good

00:18:41.120 that they happen.

00:18:42.440 You have people

00:18:43.300 advocating for

00:18:44.380 gender affirming care

00:18:45.540 like our illustrious

00:18:46.900 President Biden

00:18:47.720 right now

00:18:48.300 who doesn't even

00:18:49.600 know what it means

00:18:50.700 and when we say

00:18:51.620 gender affirming care

00:18:52.860 that is a carefully

00:18:54.080 constructed euphemism

00:18:55.560 to say that

00:18:57.620 you know

00:18:59.080 children should 0.99

00:19:00.100 have access

00:19:00.960 to this

00:19:01.540 what they call

00:19:02.100 care

00:19:02.580 but what it really

00:19:03.920 is is chemical

00:19:04.880 castration

00:19:05.640 it is stunted

00:19:07.240 growth

00:19:07.840 it is the application

00:19:09.080 of cross-sex

00:19:09.960 hormones

00:19:10.420 and it is

00:19:12.100 in some cases

00:19:13.100 drastic

00:19:14.520 surgeries

00:19:15.240 that change

00:19:16.100 your life

00:19:16.620 and your body

00:19:17.280 forever.

00:19:18.360 There are so many

00:19:19.020 cases now

00:19:19.960 of young girls

00:19:21.060 and I'm speaking

00:19:22.480 of young girls

00:19:23.160 because it is

00:19:24.340 among young girls

00:19:25.680 that a huge

00:19:27.180 increase

00:19:27.960 in trans

00:19:29.000 identification

00:19:29.480 has occurred

00:19:30.880 so you see

00:19:32.280 you do see it

00:19:33.080 with young boys

00:19:33.640 too

00:19:33.940 to be clear

00:19:35.000 you see it

00:19:35.400 with young boys

00:19:35.940 as well

00:19:36.420 but for young

00:19:37.740 boys

00:19:38.180 they are not

00:19:39.320 the medical

00:19:40.080 industry is not

00:19:40.800 tending to

00:19:41.980 invert their 0.99

00:19:44.500 penises 0.99

00:19:44.960 I

00:19:45.940 that's the

00:19:46.980 term really

00:19:47.980 typically until

00:19:49.240 the boys

00:19:50.200 are 17

00:19:50.920 or 18

00:19:51.440 years old

00:19:51.940 which also

00:19:53.280 is far too

00:19:54.300 young for

00:19:54.800 anyone to

00:19:55.300 make that

00:19:55.740 kind of

00:19:56.080 determination

00:19:56.620 so when

00:19:57.760 we couple

00:19:58.280 the idea

00:19:58.780 that children

00:19:59.240 are teens

00:20:00.200 are not

00:20:00.600 dating

00:20:00.980 children

00:20:01.460 obviously

00:20:01.880 should not

00:20:02.300 be dating

00:20:02.620 but when

00:20:02.960 we couple

00:20:03.300 the idea

00:20:03.700 that teens

00:20:04.220 are not

00:20:04.620 dating

00:20:05.020 with the

00:20:06.640 push 0.64

00:20:07.620 toward

00:20:08.320 their

00:20:09.060 using

00:20:09.700 their bodies

00:20:10.400 to create

00:20:10.940 their own

00:20:11.340 avatars

00:20:12.020 and then

00:20:13.240 growing up

00:20:13.900 to find

00:20:14.560 that

00:20:15.040 the idea

00:20:17.180 that they

00:20:17.520 could switch

00:20:18.000 sex

00:20:18.420 has actually

00:20:19.060 been a

00:20:19.480 total lie

00:20:20.160 we see

00:20:21.020 how we

00:20:21.360 got here

00:20:21.940 right

00:20:22.340 because

00:20:22.920 how can

00:20:24.060 a person

00:20:24.880 a teenager

00:20:25.680 who's never

00:20:26.280 been on a

00:20:26.820 date

00:20:27.060 recognize

00:20:27.720 that they

00:20:29.480 might want

00:20:30.260 their body 0.97

00:20:31.280 parts

00:20:31.760 well and

00:20:32.440 and the

00:20:32.840 younger

00:20:33.080 they get

00:20:33.500 you

00:20:33.800 right

00:20:34.080 the younger

00:20:34.480 they get

00:20:34.820 you

00:20:34.940 when you

00:20:35.200 are faced

00:20:35.580 with that

00:20:35.880 lie

00:20:36.240 now you're

00:20:37.180 hooked

00:20:37.500 on prescription

00:20:38.220 medication

00:20:38.800 for the rest

00:20:39.500 of your

00:20:39.720 life

00:20:40.060 Biden's up

00:20:41.440 there with

00:20:41.820 Admiral Levine

00:20:42.960 trying to

00:20:43.660 make this

00:20:44.280 federal law

00:20:46.340 that every

00:20:47.020 insurer

00:20:47.360 they're using

00:20:47.820 Obamacare for

00:20:48.480 this by the

00:20:49.000 way under

00:20:49.460 the ACA

00:20:50.140 they're trying

00:20:50.940 to make

00:20:51.240 it so

00:20:51.700 that every

00:20:52.340 insurance

00:20:53.100 every insurance

00:20:54.160 pool in this

00:20:54.720 country that

00:20:55.300 you pay

00:20:55.640 into so

00:20:56.060 you and I

00:20:56.680 and Libby

00:20:57.400 actually we're

00:20:57.820 on the same

00:20:58.100 insurance

00:20:58.420 well we're

00:20:58.720 not but we

00:20:59.060 have to be

00:20:59.380 that's a

00:20:59.680 different story

00:21:00.460 a little

00:21:02.140 personal there

00:21:02.620 but

00:21:03.180 you will be

00:21:06.480 paying into

00:21:07.040 this so

00:21:07.740 that every

00:21:08.160 insurance

00:21:08.580 pool will

00:21:09.480 be covered

00:21:10.220 and potentially

00:21:11.260 even you know

00:21:12.080 for the

00:21:12.560 disadvantaged

00:21:13.380 you might even

00:21:14.660 have taxpayer

00:21:15.200 services covering

00:21:16.400 this that's what

00:21:17.460 they're trying to

00:21:18.100 enshrine in

00:21:18.700 federal law

00:21:19.840 now and

00:21:21.400 and this is by

00:21:22.300 the way so

00:21:23.180 this is the

00:21:23.740 number one this

00:21:24.280 is what big

00:21:24.760 pharma and I'll

00:21:25.660 use the phrase and

00:21:26.320 this isn't my

00:21:26.820 phrase this isn't

00:21:27.860 my phrase this is

00:21:28.560 what the activist or

00:21:29.500 whatever you want to

00:21:30.060 call that thing at

00:21:31.100 the beginning said 0.82

00:21:31.760 the genital 0.73

00:21:32.340 gestapo this is the 0.68

00:21:33.960 genital gestapo and 0.61

00:21:35.300 you know who's 0.93

00:21:35.860 behind the genital 0.76

00:21:36.560 gestapo big pharma 0.88

00:21:37.900 that's exactly right

00:21:41.680 they are behind that

00:21:42.800 and they are

00:21:44.000 interested in

00:21:44.520 creating lifelong

00:21:45.440 patients they're

00:21:46.780 doing a great job

00:21:48.020 if you don't have

00:21:49.280 kids who are on

00:21:50.420 antidepressants and

00:21:52.720 you know whatever

00:21:53.660 else to treat their

00:21:54.860 fictitious ADHD which

00:21:56.560 even the doctor who

00:21:57.700 coined the phrase

00:21:59.320 ADHD has said that

00:22:01.480 he basically made it

00:22:02.520 up so your kids are

00:22:04.180 always going to be

00:22:04.960 pressed to be put on

00:22:06.120 something right but

00:22:06.700 how many kids got

00:22:07.600 stuck on on the

00:22:08.660 Ritalin which you

00:22:09.560 never hear about that

00:22:10.280 anymore on Prozac

00:22:11.800 right suddenly it's

00:22:13.060 because this is what

00:22:13.800 happens is you have

00:22:14.760 these designer drugs

00:22:15.700 that come out these

00:22:16.760 name-brand drugs and

00:22:17.660 then suddenly you also

00:22:18.600 have all these doctors

00:22:19.560 going throughout

00:22:20.420 television throughout

00:22:21.540 the media telling you

00:22:23.260 about these these

00:22:24.360 these terrible new

00:22:25.340 disorders that you

00:22:27.200 have to you have to

00:22:28.420 try the Ritalin is

00:22:29.840 gonna what it's it's

00:22:30.900 like putting eyeglasses

00:22:31.840 on your brain remember

00:22:32.780 that they say that it's

00:22:33.780 like eyeglasses on your

00:22:35.020 brain

00:22:35.540 that was one of these

00:22:36.980 it's all marketing and

00:22:38.280 somebody's getting rich

00:22:39.240 and there's a reason

00:22:39.760 they're all driving

00:22:40.280 BMWs right I mean if 1.00

00:22:42.020 you're gonna take a

00:22:42.580 bunch of speed yeah

00:22:43.620 you're gonna be

00:22:44.200 hyper-focused but

00:22:45.480 that's not what your

00:22:46.240 kids need your kids

00:22:47.160 don't need speed so

00:22:48.340 that they can be

00:22:48.860 hyper-focused they need

00:22:49.760 to learn how to focus

00:22:50.680 learn how to use their

00:22:51.540 brains learn how to

00:22:53.220 work with the

00:22:53.860 intelligence that they

00:22:54.840 have and figure out

00:22:55.740 how to navigate life

00:22:56.660 they don't need to be

00:22:57.720 drugged we should

00:22:58.840 know this puberty

00:22:59.980 blockers are not

00:23:01.280 attempt do not result in

00:23:02.560 temporary changes these

00:23:04.000 are permanent changes

00:23:04.860 there are neurological

00:23:05.520 changes and more

00:23:06.860 over doctors and the 0.99

00:23:08.560 media used to know

00:23:09.520 this they knew this

00:23:10.420 before 2016 there was

00:23:13.400 an article today that I

00:23:14.940 was looking at that a

00:23:16.220 friend sent me from

00:23:17.480 2015 where PBS far left

00:23:20.600 PBS was talking about

00:23:22.480 the difficulties surrounding

00:23:24.780 medicine for children and

00:23:27.660 teens who identify as

00:23:28.960 transgender was talking 0.94

00:23:30.380 about the components of

00:23:32.340 brain development that

00:23:33.660 happened during puberty

00:23:34.800 with when hormones washed

00:23:36.420 through the brain it was

00:23:37.280 talking about the various

00:23:38.860 different risks and how

00:23:40.400 careful doctors really need 0.87

00:23:42.260 to be and it noted also

00:23:44.080 that Boston Children's

00:23:45.520 Hospital was the first one

00:23:47.220 to pioneer these early

00:23:49.340 kinds of you know medical

00:23:52.720 treatments for lack of a

00:23:54.220 better word back in 2007

00:23:56.420 Libby we are just about out

00:23:59.000 of time for the episode

00:24:01.540 I hope that this your piece

00:24:04.460 can get up very soon

00:24:05.460 humanevents.com where else

00:24:07.860 can people go to get your

00:24:08.840 coordinates and follow you

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00:24:13.220 at Libby Emmons and you can

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00:24:16.660 millennial.com and humanevents.com

00:24:18.840 incredible Libby Emmons the

00:24:20.560 editor-in-chief humanevents.com

00:24:22.680 and the post millennial ladies and 1.00

00:24:25.080 gentlemen as always you have my

00:24:25.920 permission lay ashore

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - March 21, 2023

EPISODE 424： GENITAL GESTAPO： THEIR TARGET IS THE CHILDREN

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