Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - July 06, 2022


Ep 638 | The Suspicious '10-Year-Old Who Needs an Abortion' Story


Episode Stats

Length

31 minutes

Words per Minute

162.8681

Word Count

5,138

Sentence Count

333

Misogynist Sentences

17

Hate Speech Sentences

11


Summary

A 10 year old girl in Ohio was allegedly raped by her boyfriend and is now pregnant with his baby. What does this mean for her chances of getting an abortion? Is this a case of rape, or is it something else? Plus, the Ellen Page and Elliot Page controversy, and Macy Gray's comments on gender.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Happy Wednesday. This episode is brought to you by our friends at
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00:00:22.240 Okay, y'all, we've got a lot to talk about today. I'm just going to be real.
00:00:25.420 We had an interview that was scheduled for this morning that unfortunately had to be rescheduled
00:00:32.020 last minute. Hopefully it will be rescheduled soon. So we've kind of been scrambling the Relatable
00:00:36.980 team this morning trying to figure out what we are going to talk about. So we are going to be
00:00:42.080 talking about many stories today, lots of important stories. But just so you know, this has kind of
00:00:48.500 been thrown together just to give you a little insight into what is going on behind the scenes.
00:00:54.360 Thankfully, there's a lot going on that I knew that I wanted to talk about. So just FYI,
00:00:59.440 this is all extemporaneous commentary coming from yours truly. We're going to talk about that Ohio
00:01:04.200 story that has been circulating about the 10-year-old girl that allegedly is pregnant and was denied an
00:01:11.600 abortion and was made to travel to another state. And this is being hoisted up as an example by the
00:01:17.780 media of the draconian nature of abortion laws and why overturning Roe v. Wade was such a terrible,
00:01:25.580 terrible thing. Many of you have asked me about this story, what I think about it. We're going to go
00:01:30.540 through some questions that I have that this journalist has raised as well on Twitter about
00:01:38.440 that story and break down why maybe it's not the best example of the argument that the media is
00:01:45.140 trying to make. We're also going to talk about the story that was published by the star of One Tree Hill.
00:01:54.320 What's her name? Hillary Burton. She reported to the Hollywood Reporter that she had an abortion,
00:02:02.540 but what she says is not actually describing an abortion. And so I'm going to respond to that.
00:02:08.020 And then we are going to talk about the Ellen Page, Elliot Page controversy. Jordan Peterson got
00:02:15.200 kicked off Twitter for calling the person who is now calling herself Elliot Page, Ellen Page. And we're
00:02:22.580 also going to react to this awesome Macy Gray clip. She was on Pierce Morgan's show. You know Macy Gray
00:02:29.860 from that song in 2001 that all of us knew. And she has something to say about gender. So we're going
00:02:36.100 to try to get to all of that today. It's going to be fun. All right, let's talk about this terrible Ohio
00:02:53.200 story. So first of all, if a child, if a 10 year old is pregnant, then there is a high likelihood that
00:03:02.240 this is not just some kind of romantic interaction with a boy that is her age. This is very likely
00:03:09.920 that this child has been raped. And I've said this before. This is apparently a controversial
00:03:16.440 position. I do not believe that most crimes solicit the death penalty. I think that they that should be
00:03:26.140 reserved for the most heinous crimes like premeditated murder. But also, I think that the death penalty
00:03:33.400 should be issued for the rape of a child. And I won't caveat that I won't backtrack on that. I won't try to
00:03:42.380 soften that stance. I believe that if this child was raped, which it is very likely, as I said,
00:03:48.640 that she is that the person who raped her should get the death penalty. And so by me talking about
00:03:54.800 this story or being against abortion, that is not me minimizing the grotesque nature of this kind of
00:04:04.000 crime. Like there is there is really no greater evil than the sexual exploitation and the sexual abuse
00:04:11.580 of a child. So I don't want you to think that I don't take something like this very seriously. If
00:04:16.960 it were up to me, the person who did this would already be on death row. So I'll just start by
00:04:24.480 saying that. And that actually leads us into what is the very curious nature and the suspicious nature
00:04:31.100 of this story. You've read this story in a million different outlets at this point. You know all about
00:04:38.040 it that there is an Ohio girl, apparently 10 years old, who is pregnant, who couldn't get an abortion.
00:04:43.820 And you know what is strangely missing from these stories? Any talk about who actually impregnated her.
00:04:52.500 There is strangely very little talk about the crime and about the person who probably raped her.
00:05:00.660 There is very little talk about the responsibility on the other end of the person
00:05:06.820 who did this to her. Isn't that strange? Like, isn't that the great atrocity that we should all be
00:05:13.120 talking about here? Isn't that the first question that everyone should have? Not whether this child
00:05:20.240 is going to be able to get an abortion, but who did this to this child? Like, don't you think fair
00:05:26.420 and responsible reporting would highlight that? Like, wouldn't that be the lead? But as this journalist
00:05:32.960 on Twitter, whose name is Megan Fox, not that Megan Fox, the journalist Megan Fox, as she points out in
00:05:39.120 this long Twitter thread, the fact that that is not being talked about by these journalists who are
00:05:44.500 reporting on this story is our first of many red flags when it comes to this. So I'm going to read
00:05:49.880 you this thread, or at least part of this thread. It's a very long thread by this journalist Megan Fox,
00:05:55.420 who starts out her thread saying this,
00:05:57.380 The story about a 10-year-old pregnant girl who had to go from Ohio to Indiana for an abortion gives me
00:06:02.760 serious pause for a number of reasons. There are many red flags. I'm going to detail them here.
00:06:08.840 So she says this,
00:06:10.720 Number one, pregnant 10-year-old is evidence of a heinous crime against a child, but in every article,
00:06:16.380 there is no mention of a criminal investigation, no police involvement, not even a town where this
00:06:22.340 occurred. So there is a strange lack of specifics here.
00:06:25.200 Number two, second red flag, she says,
00:06:28.740 An unnamed child abuse doctor called Dr. Caitlin Bernard, so this supposed child abuse doctor,
00:06:37.820 called up Dr. Caitlin Bernard, who is an abortionist in Indiana, to ask for help, allegedly.
00:06:43.800 But any doctor, this reporter Megan Fox says, who knows of abuse is actually required to call law
00:06:50.040 enforcement. That's true. They are mandatory reporters. There should be a criminal investigation
00:06:55.180 involving Ohio Department of Family Services and police. And again, you would think that that
00:07:00.480 would be reported by the journalists who are talking about this story. Third red flag. The timing
00:07:05.340 is a little too on the nose. So right after Roe v. Wade happened, this is overturned. This becomes a
00:07:13.720 national news story that's really convenient for the people who have been trying to push the idea
00:07:19.040 that abortion is a necessary procedure that should be legalized through all nine months of pregnancy.
00:07:26.680 Fourth red flag, says Megan Fox. The article was first published in the Indy Star, but in record time
00:07:32.540 was picked up by huge international press. Fifth red flag, she says, immediately used. It was used as a
00:07:40.660 political weapon against Republican Governor Kristi Noem and will be used against other pro-life
00:07:46.480 politicians. She is referencing an interview that Governor Kristi Noem did on CNN with Dana Bash.
00:07:54.860 Governor Kristi Noem has also pushed pro-life legislation. She has pro-life herself. And so
00:08:00.340 Dana Bash on CNN was trying to push back on her on this and used this story as a political cudgel
00:08:07.960 against Kristi Noem. Again, it's a little bit too convenient. And then you've got the sixth possible
00:08:13.940 red flag. Dr. Caitlin Bernard is the only source and she has been in the New York Times participating
00:08:19.700 in an anti-Trump hit piece and is clearly an activist. She has monetary stake in preserving
00:08:25.820 abortion. Dr. Caitlin Bernard has been making her rounds in the media for a very long time. And again,
00:08:31.840 she is the only source when it comes to this story. So apparently all of these journalists are
00:08:37.220 relying on Dr. Caitlin Bernard, who is an abortionist in Indiana, who says that a child abuse doctor in
00:08:43.620 Ohio called her and told her about a 10-year-old girl who needed an abortion. That's the only source,
00:08:49.300 the only verification, the only substantiation that we have. And this Dr. Caitlin Bernard happens
00:08:56.220 to have a long history with the liberal media supporting so-called abortion rights.
00:09:03.260 As Megan Fox, as she explains that there is no way to verify Bernard's claim. She has doctor-patient
00:09:12.100 confidentiality and no one can FOIA her. Number eight red flag. Jennifer Rubin used this to batter
00:09:20.060 conservatives in the Washington Post and is a notorious tool for the left using the story
00:09:26.360 to harm pro-lifers. None of the lawmakers' ninth red flag, Megan Fox says, none of the lawmakers'
00:09:33.660 politicians, news people seem to care about the crime committed against the child. So kind of going
00:09:38.380 back to the beginning here, no one is demanding an investigation. And number 10, weird thing,
00:09:45.080 Dr. Bernard's first instinct was to call the media. Yes, I would say very strange, but also very fitting
00:09:52.920 of the profile of Dr. Caitlin Bernard as she has been in the media for a very long time supporting
00:10:00.680 a legislation that allows abortion or lacks abortion laws. The other strange thing here is that the Ohio
00:10:09.180 law that is currently in place, and that is a ban on abortion after six weeks. It passed in 2019,
00:10:16.520 but there was a pause on the law and recently a judge lifted the pause on the law after Roe v. Wade was
00:10:23.900 overturned a couple weeks ago. So now this six-week ban on abortion is in place. Well, here's what the
00:10:31.580 Ohio law says, specifically, quote, that if the abortion, here's the exception, I should say.
00:10:41.040 If it is necessary, the Ohio law says, if an abortion is necessary to prevent the death of the
00:10:46.780 pregnant woman or to prevent a serious risk of the substantial and irreversible impairment of a major
00:10:53.820 bodily function of the pregnant woman, that's actually a pretty big exception because that can
00:11:00.400 be left up to the discretion of a doctor who could say that an abortion is necessary according to his
00:11:10.340 expertise because he thinks that it is going to injure the woman. And so the big gripe that I think
00:11:16.260 everyone understandably has is that pregnancy on a 10-year-old girl, a child would impair that child's
00:11:23.400 health, would impair that child's body. But the Ohio law has a specific exception for that, not just the
00:11:30.480 life of a mother. That's not the only exception. The other exception is that if the pregnancy would
00:11:38.420 pose a serious risk of substantial and irreversible impairment of a major bodily function of the pregnant
00:11:46.100 woman, it sounds to me like an abortionist in Ohio right now, even with this six-week ban,
00:11:52.740 could justify performing an abortion on this 10-year-old girl if this story is true. But
00:12:00.340 nowadays, journalists don't even ask that question. They don't even care if the story is true. And this
00:12:05.840 is also how we know that many of the activists and the journalists, but I repeat myself, many of the
00:12:12.360 people on CNN don't actually care about this girl. They don't actually care about her well-being.
00:12:18.620 They're apparently not concerned with the rapist who impregnated her. They're not concerned that
00:12:26.240 this person is brought to justice. They're not concerned with any sort of investigation into this
00:12:31.680 or what law enforcement is doing. This is the same media who takes every opportunity to try to criticize
00:12:37.320 the police where they can. Now, they're not even calling on the police to try to protect this girl or
00:12:43.000 other girls that could be raped by the same guy who probably raped this girl. So that means that
00:12:50.160 their motives are suspect. That means the entirety of this story is suspect. So I just think that we
00:12:57.360 need to be thinking a little harder. Unfortunately, we can't trust our media. They've got an agenda.
00:13:02.820 They've got a preconceived notion. They've got a preconceived conclusion. And they are going to
00:13:08.300 find stories, find anecdotes that will help them support that conclusion. Of course, that's not
00:13:15.640 what journalism is supposed to be. You're not supposed to have a preformed conclusion. You are
00:13:20.800 supposed to find the facts, allow the facts to lead you and go where they lead you. You don't even have
00:13:27.680 to form some sort of editorial conclusion. That's not supposed to be the job of a journalist. And it's
00:13:32.800 certainly not supposed to be the job of a journalist to be an activist and to try to change people's
00:13:38.640 opinion on a certain policy. That's not supposed to be their job, but it is, which means we have a
00:13:43.600 bigger responsibility to ask questions and to fact check. So I'm very thankful to this actual journalist,
00:13:50.480 Megan Fox, for asking these questions and for raising these red flags. This does not minimize the
00:13:56.220 possibility of this being real. It doesn't minimize the seriousness of rape,
00:14:00.480 but it does call into question the motives of the people who are reporting
00:14:04.660 on this, the veracity of this story, not just because we're not able to substantiate it at all
00:14:11.460 and we're relying on this sole source who has suspect motives herself, but also because none of these
00:14:17.400 stories are even talking about what the law says that would clearly make an exception for this young
00:14:24.280 girl. This is a tough situation. This is a tough hypothetical, of course, for pro-lifers to grapple
00:14:32.120 with. At the end of the day, we believe that the baby's life, no matter the circumstances surrounding
00:14:37.820 their conception and the mother's life, are equally valuable. We don't believe that the child's life is
00:14:44.460 more important and more valuable than the mother's life. And we don't believe that the mother's life is
00:14:49.180 more valuable than the child's life. We believe that they are equally valuable and that everything
00:14:54.500 should be done when possible to try to preserve the life of both the mother and the baby. There are
00:14:59.900 situations where that's not possible. Enectopic pregnancy is one of those situations. There are
00:15:06.620 situations in which the physical lives may be pitted against one another. And in that case, we believe
00:15:13.440 that both lives are equally valuable. But don't fall for this emotional manipulation that this story is
00:15:24.260 wrapped in. See it as the moral extortion that it is and just reject its premise. Another faulty part
00:15:31.760 of this is that no one who is pushing the story as a way to defend their views on abortion would be
00:15:38.680 willing to restrict abortion to cases like this. They're not interested in saying, okay, abortion
00:15:44.720 should be banned except for when a 10-year-old is raped and then they should be able to get an
00:15:49.980 abortion. They're just bringing this up to try to manipulate you. All of the activists that are
00:15:55.220 highlighting this case to try to extort you are interested in allowing abortion through all nine
00:16:01.820 months of pregnancy. And so it's a fallacious argument, again, to just try to trigger your
00:16:11.560 emotions into buying into their illogical and what I think is an inhumane position that it is okay to
00:16:18.500 purposely kill a human being just because they reside in the womb.
00:16:31.820 Okay, let's talk about this Hollywood Reporter story that I saw reported on. I saw the headline
00:16:40.120 on Twitter. So Hillary Burton, I think she was in One Tree Hill. She said this, having an abortion
00:16:47.520 after my fetus died allowed for my uterus to heal in a way that made it healthy enough to carry future
00:16:56.200 pregnancies. This is, once again, propaganda. How often have we seen this propaganda over the past two
00:17:04.340 weeks? A DNC that is performed after a miscarriage where your child naturally and tragically dies is not
00:17:12.480 an abortion. Yes, I know the medical coding and the coding for insurance is unfortunately billed as an abortion
00:17:19.780 and maybe you should try to lobby to change that in some kind of state legislation, but it's a spontaneous
00:17:25.900 abortion. Every single medical professional knows that there's a difference between an induced abortion
00:17:31.900 where you are purposely taking the life of an innocent human being inside the womb and a spontaneous
00:17:38.640 abortion in which your child dies inside the womb through no fault of your own. There was some kind of
00:17:45.280 complication, some kind of anomaly, something caused the child to die in the womb and then you have to
00:17:50.840 remove that child. Of course you have to remove the child. You're not purposely killing the child.
00:17:54.660 You are removing the child. And some people are saying, well, it's hard to get a miscarriage now
00:18:01.320 in certain states because of how these laws are written. Look, I can't verify all of the anecdotes
00:18:07.360 that you're seeing on social media, the women who are saying that they are unable to get the medication
00:18:11.820 that they need to expel their baby after a miscarriage because some of it is the same medication that is
00:18:19.160 used in an abortion. But I have read the laws on the books that are restricting abortion in states and
00:18:27.760 all of them explicitly say that care for a miscarriage or an ectopic pregnancy, the ones that I've read
00:18:37.740 explicitly say that care for a miscarriage or an ectopic pregnancy are not an abortion and they're not
00:18:44.480 restricted. So if those pharmacies or those hospitals, doctors or nurses are refusing to care for those
00:18:50.640 patients, to care for those women who have had miscarriages or ectopic pregnancies, it's not the fault of the
00:18:56.100 law. It might be the fault of lawyers. It might be the fault of the pharmacist. It might be the fault of the
00:19:02.740 hospitals. And that's really unfortunate. And I really hope they're not doing that to try to make some kind of
00:19:07.280 political point. I really hope that that is not the case. But it's not the fault of the laws, the ones
00:19:15.360 that explicitly say that, hey, care for a miscarriage or care for ectopic pregnancies. That does not fall
00:19:24.760 under any kind of ban or any kind of restriction on abortion. And people I've seen story after story
00:19:30.620 saying, oh, abortion saved my life. And then you read the story and they're actually talking about
00:19:36.400 just having a DNC after a miscarriage. No, police officers are not investigating the bodies of
00:19:43.380 women who are having miscarriages. That is not something that is a result of these laws. If it
00:19:48.680 is like I will be one of the first people to talk about it. If there is a law that is restricting
00:19:53.000 care for miscarriage for miscarriages or restricting care for ectopic pregnancies, I will also, as a pro-life
00:19:59.780 anti-abortion person, be standing up against that, calling my legislators and saying, look, you need to be
00:20:05.580 more specific. You need to be more explicit in these laws. I also don't want those consequences.
00:20:11.000 I do not want women to be mistreated or for women to die because they cannot get their miscarriage
00:20:17.060 or ectopic pregnancy treatment. I also don't want that. Pro-lifers have no interest in that
00:20:22.620 whatsoever. That's the opposite of what we want. So if you can point me to the specific laws that
00:20:28.480 are restricting the care of miscarriages or ectopic pregnancies, then I will fight with you
00:20:34.820 against that particular law or against a particular line of that law. But you never actually see the
00:20:41.380 specific citations from people who are claiming that the overturning of Roe v. Wade is leading to
00:20:49.380 the lack of care in these areas. You never see a specific citation of a specific piece of
00:20:54.040 legislation that is restricting this type of care. They never cite their facts. They just say,
00:20:59.360 well, this is happening. Well, show me the law that is causing this to happen. And again, I would say
00:21:04.200 the timing is a little bit suspect. Doctors and nurses in all kinds of states have had to deal with
00:21:09.520 some kind of restriction on abortion. So they have always had to distinguish between an induced abortion
00:21:15.940 and a miscarriage. They've always had some kind of limit to abortion, at least in most states,
00:21:22.840 and they've had to deal with that. So you're saying all of a sudden, these doctors don't know
00:21:28.080 how to distinguish between abortion procedures and caring for a miscarriage or ectopic pregnancies.
00:21:35.140 All of a sudden, they're confused about that. All of a sudden, these pharmacists are confused
00:21:40.200 and are worried about that. There have always been laws on the books, especially in red states,
00:21:46.040 restricting abortion and the kinds of procedures that you can do and at what stage. And we haven't seen
00:21:52.420 this slew of stories about how doctors are unable to treat women who are suffering from miscarriages.
00:22:00.440 So again, I just think it's very suspect. And the conflating of miscarriages and abortions is just
00:22:05.700 a form of propaganda. It's a form of propaganda. And there's celebrity after celebrity that's coming
00:22:11.660 out and that they're doing the same thing. So we have to think. Again, we have to be critical thinkers.
00:22:16.440 We have to ask questions. When you have friends that bring you stories like this,
00:22:20.000 before you respond, before you give your argument, ask them. Ask them to define their terms. Ask them,
00:22:26.440 what do you mean by abortion in this case? Why do you say abortion if the baby already died?
00:22:30.700 I also think, by the way, this is just an aside, that it's so sad when these celebrities like Hillary
00:22:38.720 Burton use the word fetus. You know they're only using the word fetus because they are talking
00:22:43.980 about abortion and because they are trying to dehumanize their baby. Like, you know that depending
00:22:50.140 on the stage of pregnancy, she already knew the gender of her baby. You know that she called this
00:22:56.440 baby a baby when she was probably originally talking about her miscarriage or when she was
00:23:01.020 originally talking about being pregnant. There is no difference between a fetus and a baby. A fetus is
00:23:06.940 just a stage of development. It's just a stage of life. It's just an age. Fetus is Latin for small
00:23:14.480 child, for baby. It's just another stage of human life. And so when people try to use that to try to
00:23:22.340 dehumanize a baby, you know that's just, again, a rhetorical trick to try to manipulate you.
00:23:27.320 So when you see these stories, ask questions. That's the biggest tool in your toolkit. Rather than
00:23:32.500 responding with an argument or feeling like you have to be on the offense, ask questions. Ask
00:23:38.800 questions. Make them define their terms and cite their sources and support their argument. Remember,
00:23:44.280 it is not radical to believe that it is unjust and wrong to kill an innocent human being just because
00:23:52.580 of their age and size and location. That's not radical. That's a very common sense and compassionate
00:23:57.420 position. It is radical to believe that it is okay, that it is justified, that it should be legal
00:24:04.660 to kill an innocent human being, a baby. That is the radical position. So they should be the ones
00:24:10.540 that have to defend their position first, primarily, not you.
00:24:14.420 Okay, so just real quickly, I want to touch on this story because everyone was talking about it
00:24:29.420 on Twitter. So Jordan Peterson, on June 22nd, he got kicked off Twitter because he was responding to
00:24:36.720 some story about the person who now refers to herself as Elliot Page. If you don't know, this is
00:24:47.020 the actress from Juno. And she first came out as, I think, bisexual, then she came out as a lesbian.
00:24:56.540 And then recently, she said that, oh, no, I'm actually a man. And she transitioned. And what I
00:25:01.080 mean by transition is that she had a double mastectomy. And she started, I guess, being on hormone
00:25:05.360 treatments to where her body is supposed to look masculine. And as a lot of people pointed out,
00:25:12.900 and I don't say this as like a zinger. I'm not trying to be mean in any way or dehumanizing because
00:25:18.740 I actually have like just a lot of sadness and compassion for this person. Like she does not
00:25:23.120 look well. And in case you're new here, I do use pronouns that match someone's biology. I don't go
00:25:29.460 along with that delusion. I do typically refer to the person like by their new name because that
00:25:35.760 doesn't force me to lie. There's some debates about that, though. Some people have brought up
00:25:41.060 some good points that you shouldn't even do that. But I'm okay. I'll call Ellen Elliot, but I'm not
00:25:46.360 going to call her he. Well, Jordan Peterson also committed this crime when he said, remember when
00:25:52.820 Pride was a sin and Ellen Page had just had her breasts removed by a criminal physician. Agree,
00:26:00.740 like we shouldn't be chopping up people's bodies for healthy breasts and like healthy sexual organs,
00:26:08.680 especially when people so often don't even know the risks and potential side effects of this kind
00:26:14.480 of thing. It's just I mean, it's really sad. And then Dave Rubin got kicked off Twitter on July 1st.
00:26:20.980 He tweeted a screenshot of the notification that Jordan Peterson got. Jordan Peterson got a
00:26:28.640 notification from Twitter saying, hey, you've been kicked off Twitter, suspended from Twitter
00:26:32.360 for hateful conduct and you got to delete it. And then you can we might, you know, let you back on.
00:26:40.320 And so Dave Rubin just posted a screenshot of that. And then Dave Rubin got kicked off Twitter,
00:26:44.540 suspended from Twitter for posting the screenshot like he didn't even say anything about it.
00:26:50.220 Well, OK, I guess this is why he said he he posted the screenshot and he said the insanity continues
00:26:56.780 at Twitter. Jordan Peterson has been suspended for this tweet about Ellen Page. He just told me he will
00:27:00.900 never delete the tweet paging Elon Musk. So this, I guess, goes against Twitter's rules for what they
00:27:08.660 call dead naming and dead naming is saying a transgender person's previous name. Like this is
00:27:16.160 so insanely Orwellian that someone's name that everyone knew them by, like a famous person like
00:27:22.660 we all saw her acting in Juno. You're not even allowed to acknowledge that that person
00:27:29.040 has been female, is still female, but identified as female forever and then transitioned.
00:27:34.860 So they simultaneously want to be called like transgender people to be a part of like the
00:27:39.580 marginalized class. But you're not even supposed to acknowledge that they transitioned from
00:27:44.380 anything like, oh, you're transgender. What does that mean? Oh, you can't say what that actually
00:27:49.640 means. Then you're not. OK, then you're just a straight white male. Then why are you getting all
00:27:54.520 of this press? Like, why do people even care? So they want the oppression points from being
00:27:58.980 transgender, but you can't even acknowledge that they transgendered or that they transitioned from
00:28:03.220 one thing to another. You can't even acknowledge that. Oh, yeah, this person used to go by
00:28:07.180 Ellen Page. This person is actually a biological female. I mean, you just have to shove that right
00:28:12.420 down the memory hole. And there's also another 1984 part of this. It's not just the memory hole
00:28:18.340 aspect, but the elimination of language so as to minimize our thought range. Like, again, because you
00:28:28.400 cannot dead name someone, because you cannot use the actual pronouns that correspond to that person's
00:28:35.140 DNA because you can't even refer to that person as what they are, you have such a limitation in your
00:28:43.300 communication and your ability to even to even comprehend reality. And so you think about how kids
00:28:51.500 are indoctrinated in this stuff, how they don't they're not even going to have the mental capacity
00:28:56.440 to understand what is and what is it. And that is actually all part of the plan. So Ben Shapiro
00:29:04.060 posts about Dave Rubin getting suspended. We are all waiting to see if he gets suspended by that
00:29:12.480 because Ben Shapiro says sarcastically that, you know, Dave Rubin that he he got kicked off. And then
00:29:20.580 he says, until five minutes ago, Elliot Page, who is very, very, very male, was a female actress named
00:29:26.800 Ellen Page. And then here's and then Dave Rubin had a statement about that. So I doubt that Ben Shapiro
00:29:34.300 will get kicked off. But I don't know. Jordan Peterson has a huge platform. And so does Dave Rubin
00:29:39.180 and they were kicked off. So that's interesting. All right. I've just got one final thing to react to
00:29:45.480 in talking about this whole transgender gender madness. It is so anti truth. If you want to know what
00:29:53.720 else I think about it, you can listen to the many episodes we've done in the past. We'll link some
00:29:57.240 of them as well as some abortion episodes if you're curious. But let me play this awesome clip
00:30:02.460 by Macy Gray. She was on Pierce Morgan's show and she had this to say about gender.
00:30:10.520 And I will say this and everybody's going to hate me. But as a woman, just because you go change your
00:30:15.860 parts doesn't make you a woman. Right. Sorry. You feel that? I know that for a fact.
00:30:21.500 I mean, that is only controversial and confusing to people who have replaced their brains with
00:30:30.540 oatmeal. I mean, come on. That's not even like it. That wouldn't even be worth playing
00:30:35.120 five years ago. Like try to explain to someone from 2010 or even like 2014 why this clip is
00:30:43.320 controversial and why she had to backtrack because she did. She was like, I've got nothing
00:30:48.300 but love for the LGBT plus community. Like, you know, basically saying that she's an ally and that
00:30:55.100 her comments were taken out of context or that they were misinterpreted, which is sad that she
00:31:00.980 even feels like she needs to make a statement. She's absolutely right. You don't just get to declare
00:31:05.380 that you are a different gender and all of a sudden you are that thing. Come on. Come on.
00:31:10.500 Of course, she's getting shellacked for that. But I say stand strong. Macy Gray, like you are on the
00:31:16.420 side of truth. What you said is true. And if it is true, it is worth saying. All right. I hope that
00:31:22.800 you liked that thrown together spontaneous episode that we had for you today. Tomorrow, we've got a lot
00:31:28.520 of good stuff coming for you. Thanks so much for tuning in. We'll see you guys back here then.