Exclusive with Montana Parents Who Had Daughter Taken Away, Plus New Fani Willis Drama, with Sara Gonzales, Josh Hammer, and David Menzies| Ep. 714
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Summary
Todd and Krista Kolstad have chosen to tell their story, despite a court order demanding that they remain silent. In a stunning story out of Montana, you may have seen the news about the couple that has lost custody of their 14-year-old daughter over what they believe is their refusal to affirm her gender confusion, a parent s worst nightmare. Today, these parents join me live for an exclusive interview.
Transcript
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Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at New East.
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Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show.
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We begin today with a stunning story out of Montana.
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You may have seen the news about the couple that has lost custody of their 14-year-old daughter
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over what they believe is their refusal to affirm her gender confusion, a parent's worst nightmare.
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Today, these parents join me live for an exclusive interview.
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Todd and Krista Kolstad have chosen to tell their story, despite a court order demanding that they remain silent.
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America First learned about their play in a lengthy video statement that Todd and Krista felt they were forced to reveal to the world,
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and they posted online detailing what happened with their daughter.
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We're set to lose custody of our daughter because allowing her to be transgender is in her therapeutic interest
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Our daughter has been in the group home setting.
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We have had numerous meetings regarding our wishes for her not to be referred to as a boy.
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Our wishes are for the program to be therapy-based and allow our family unit to continue to have the right
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to parent our daughter as we seek it to maintain her care.
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Our daughter is only referred to there as Leo, he, and him.
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This is kind of gendering our child against our wishes.
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This is a medical kidnapping and this needs to stop.
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At the parents' request, we will not use their daughter's real name in this interview.
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Instead, we will be referring to her by the name Jennifer.
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I appreciate you coming on to tell the story here.
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So, first of all, it's shocking that this happened in Montana.
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When I hear stuff like this happening in Canada, I'm slightly less shocked.
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So, let's just start back with the problems with Jennifer before this.
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You knew that Jennifer was having some mental health issues before the gender confusion.
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She's always, she struggled with bullying at school for many years.
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And she's had a few traumatic events in her young life that we sought counseling for and
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tried to help her as much as we could as her parents kind of get through those events.
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And just so the audience understands, Todd, you are Jennifer's biological dad.
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Okay, and she, how many children did you and Jennifer's birth mom have together, Todd?
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And so, has the biological mother been involved in raising Jennifer at all?
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No, because I have a son that resides with her.
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And at the time of the divorce, Jennifer was with myself.
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And I understand, just from reading the papers, Krista, that, because this will become relevant
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later, the times that Jennifer has gone up to visit her biological mom in Canada have
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These two are not close from your observations anyway.
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She's actually never been to Canada to see her biological mother.
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The biological mother moved to Canada and got remarried about seven years ago.
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Jennifer, our daughter, has seen her biological mother one time in the last seven years.
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And my understanding is that there has been some allegations with respect to that mom's
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conduct toward the children that have given you two some concern.
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Okay, so the bottom line is you two have been raising Jennifer since birth.
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I have been in Todd's life since Jennifer was about six, going on seven.
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But Todd has raised her since birth, primarily as a single parent, yes.
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So, Jennifer starts manifesting some mental health issues.
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It's not uncommon, certainly, you know, in today's day and age in general.
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And when there have been divorces and all that, it can just complicate a kid's life.
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There's all sorts of reasons why kids wind up feeling unhappy or depressed.
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And before she said anything about gender confusion, how was Jennifer saying that she was unhappy?
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Was she saying things like, I'm depressed, I'm suicidal, before the gender stuff?
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She's always been very sympathetic to people that feel suicidal, but she's always made the
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statement that that's not what she would do, that she loves life, you know, and that she's
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primarily struggling with bullying, which led to some depression issues with her.
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So, what was the first clue you two got that now we've transitioned into something new?
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We've transitioned into, I'm not just depressed, I'm a boy.
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I think from our church, there are some people saying, referring to our daughter as our son,
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and some of the other people that are like counselors, that kind of thing.
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They said that she was telling people her name was Leo and she was a boy.
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Anyway, when we asked her about it, she denied it, and that would have been probably about
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Did she start to look more masculine in her clothing, her hair, that kind of thing, or no?
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We used to allow her to color her hair, and then she had an incident in seventh grade where
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she got into an argument with another person over her hair color.
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So, we just said, okay, well, no more hair color for a while.
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You're obviously not mature enough to have different color hair as a kid, but she wasn't
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We've always let her pick her own clothes, but the way that we do that is she would put
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the clothes in the Amazon cart, and then we would look at them and say, okay, this
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isn't an appropriate shirt, this isn't an appropriate shirt, and let her buy what we
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You know, she's always been a jeans and t-shirt kid, never super dressy or anything like that,
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I mean, I've told the audience before, I was a complete tomboy as a child doesn't mean
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I'm just wondering where, like, how recently did she start to go more hardcore on the,
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Well, there was, after what we mentioned two years ago, there was nothing for a couple years.
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It wasn't until her summer job called and asked if our son could come in to work early.
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And that would have been during this, I think, the early to mid part of this last August, August
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So, that's the first you found out she was out there representing herself as male.
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You know, we had, when she had said at the church that she wanted to go as Leo, we had
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put her in counseling and we had a talk with her and we said, why don't we look at why do
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Why do you not like yourself so much that you don't feel you have self-worth and self-value
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that you want to change everything about yourself, even your sex?
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And so, we put her into counseling, having them discuss that with her.
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And she went through about six, eight months of counseling.
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Do you know now whether that counselor was one of those affirm, affirm, affirm counselors
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or whether it was a legitimate counselor who explored all mental health issues?
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They were not an affirm, affirm, affirm counselor.
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This is someone that we knew through the church and we were pretty comfortable with that they
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Just reading up on your story, I have to say, you two seem pretty clued in on the gender
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I mean, we'll get to the details of the story, but you seem pretty clued in on, no, we're not
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No, we're not going to just ship her off to a state that transes kids with medical procedures.
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Because I think many parents would not have had the awareness that you two do.
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Not exactly following in the news or anything like that.
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It's just we have a firm belief that, you know, transgenderism is more on the make-believe
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scale than on something that is appropriate for a child.
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You know, we felt, in addition, we felt pretty safe from that being in Montana because the
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schools that our daughter went to where we live are fantastic.
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I mean, in California, you could go to school during school hours and get cross-gender hormones
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from the Planned Parenthood clinic, and the school will allow it and never tell your parents.
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So now we're in August, and you get the call saying, you know, your son, Leo, and the work,
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and you're, I mean, that's got to set off the five-alarm fire.
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We'll get to when CPS showed up, but like from August to when Child and Family Services starts
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knocking on your door, which would be this past fall.
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So we had discussed, Todd and I, that she probably, school was going to start that Monday,
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It could have been Tuesday the 22nd, but school was about to start in a few days.
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And Todd and I had discussed that we felt she needed to focus on going into ninth grade,
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having a clean slate this year, and kind of getting on track.
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But we discussed with her, if you're doing great, by the Christmas semester, you can go
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back and work one or two days a week, and we'll incorporate it into your school year.
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We just want you to stop and focus on school right now.
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At that point, she was very, very angry with us, and didn't agree with us, of course, and
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made the statements to another child that she met at a track meet that she had wanted to
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kill herself, and that's when the whole thing kicked off.
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So it was really like that day when Children's Services got involved with us.
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Because in the affidavit that they submitted, Child and Family Services, they say someone
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It was the child that she was making these statements to.
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So the next thing you know, was the first sign of serious trouble you had in the moments
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leading up to this hospitalization and the removal of Jennifer, that Division of Child
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Was that what happened that day to clue you in?
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Or was it Jennifer coming to you both saying, no, it's really escalated now.
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Like, what happened that day to tell you it was getting bad?
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That particular day, we were having a good day at home.
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We had friends and employees over at our house.
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And we just brought back a new small Aussie Shepherd dog.
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But at the same point, you could tell there was maybe a little bit something wrong.
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So then at, it was exactly 1.48, because I keep a pretty detailed timeline of the events.
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An officer called us from our local police department and said that our daughter had
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made statements to another child that she had wanted to kill herself.
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So while I was on the phone with this officer, I walked down the hallway to Jennifer's room.
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How do you feel about, like, what's going on here?
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But she, she made no remarks like, well, I am going to kill myself.
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So the police officer was on the phone with me.
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And he, you know, I stepped back in the other room and I told him that I would keep an eye
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If I felt there was danger, I would definitely transport her to the hospital and keep in touch
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At approximately 7.40 that evening is when Children's Services came to our house because
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they said the police officer could not speak to the child or lay eyes on the child, even
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Because, um, in hindsight, the way to understand that the easiest is she had kind of built
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in hindsight, we didn't know this at the time, but she had kind of built a little
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mini environment, I think where she worked, where everybody knew her as a boy named Leo
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and that world was imploding with school starting.
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And she already had anxieties about starting school that year.
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So, but even though she was a really good student, very high grades and everything.
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So she was mad that she wasn't going to be able to go back there.
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And the next thing you know, that's seven, whatever that evening, CPS shows up.
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And Krista, were you, were you both there or were you there too, Todd?
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We, we had to be very like, I can't imagine that must be very, very jarring to have division
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of child and family services show up and start questioning your parenting and whether your
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No, no, we've never been involved with them before.
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And I should have asked you this before, but what do you guys do for a living?
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Tell us just a little bit about your regular life outside of this.
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Well, we own a company that manages networks, does computer repair in, um, in both Kalispell
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And I, and I recently retired as a mortician in, in Montana also.
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And I came on to help him with the company more.
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You're, you're not used to getting called by police or having child services come over
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So when, when the worker showed up, um, like I said, it was about seven 40 in the evening
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and I was making dinner because we had had a really late lunch that day.
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So, um, I gave her a tour of the house and I kept telling her, I'm like, I'm not real.
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So I even took her into our personal bathroom and bedroom.
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Um, we renovated and we had an apartment downstairs that was empty at the time.
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And I showed her that, took her all through that.
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And she was like, yeah, okay, well, this is, this is good.
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And then she had said she wanted to talk to our daughter and, um, she wanted to talk to
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And I wasn't real sure what the procedures were.
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And they went out on the front porch and began talking.
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And then after about 10 minutes or so, I was like, I don't know that I feel okay with
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And so that's when Todd and I went on the front porch and we were told that our daughter
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had drank toilet bowl cleaner and taken an overdose of, um, Tylenol.
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OK, and, and we should explain to the audience why that did not send you a new and immediate
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Oh my God, what's happened that, that, that wasn't your reaction.
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And, and it turns out you were, you were onto something in, in sort of dismissing that as
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So, and she was happy and, and if she would have had cleaner, there would have been burns
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And I had been working at my laptop at the kitchen table where the cleaners and the, um,
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all the ibuprofen and Tylenol stuff had been kept.
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Plus she has a history of, um, attention seeking behavior and telling stories to get what she wants.
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OK, so you had some parental inclination towards skepticism on it.
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And as I understand it later, when they brought her to the hospital, she was fine.
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Physically, they confirmed, I read in the affidavit from CPS, she was physically fine.
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There was no trace of cleaners or medication in her system at all.
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I mean, so really my take on this was your, your parental instincts were vindicated that
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She did get it, but you know, in these situations, CPS has got to read the parents too.
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And there has to be some level of trust who to trust.
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Is it this child trying to mislead me because they want a certain result?
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Or can I believe the parents that any normal parent, if they believe their kid had just
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tried to take a bunch of, you know, poison would say, oh my God.
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Um, but what, what was it that Jennifer wanted in that moment?
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I think it was, um, short circuiting almost in anger because her, like I mentioned, her,
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uh, world was falling apart there at work, you know, um, that she had built.
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Cause that's how that was the disorder we've been battling with her.
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I think it was that and a lot of anxiety towards, um, restarting school the next week.
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So I think we were battling two things at that moment.
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And I think she just saw it as a way to delay school.
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And I'm not quite sure what she was trying to achieve, um, get back at her parents.
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Well, as you mentioned, there'd been bullying, there'd been conflict with you guys.
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And I read in the affidavit, she, she admitted, or at least she claimed that she'd been a cutter,
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Um, however, I think it's important to note that, and I have the pictures, um, she made
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a little tiny scratch on her arm the year before, and she had an appointment with her counselor
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I immediately took a picture of the little scratch that she made.
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And she's saying it's because she's stressed out at school.
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So it's not like a chronic, I mean, some girls can do this chronically and in a way that's
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And again, I think it, I was more under the impression.
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I felt that it was more attention seeking at that point.
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Um, then, uh, what you see in some, some young kids who, who do, you know, cut themselves
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She's the CPS lady is saying, Oh, Jennifer just told me that she.
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She swallowed poison and she took a bunch of ibuprofen, uh, that she's suicidal.
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I, I mean, I imagine at that point, the CPS woman is saying we got to go to the hospital.
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We, we said, we don't believe that this happened, but let's err on the side of caution and, and
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go to the hospital and have this looked into and checked out.
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So tell us what happened inside that Montana hospital.
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So, um, starting at the hospital, it started right in the emergency room.
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She said she wanted to be called Leo and, um, be referred to as he, him.
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And we, we consistently said, Hey, this isn't something that we believe in.
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This goes against everything we believe in morally and our core values.
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And it just, the, the emergency room staff was kind of, um, at a loss at what to do.
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So when she was transferred over to a room, that's really, really where the problem started
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If we would say, please call her by her birth name.
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Um, further, they put an aid outside her door who began talking about having top surgery
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and how she herself was non-binary so that, you know, we reported that to the doctor is
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And there were some other aides who just consistently rolled their eyes at us.
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Um, at one point a tray was brought in with lunch on it.
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And I suggested to Jennifer that she eat something healthy on the tray and the nurse who was stationed
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outside the door just went, rolled her eyes at me and inside real loud and yelled down
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the hallway, get this young man, a banana split dessert.
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So no matter what we did, yeah, we were constantly undermined as her parents and as any kind of
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Oh, this must've been infuriating for the two of you.
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You are empowered by the law to make decisions for her.
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And as you probably know, there are huge risks to socially transitioning a child at all for
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a school to be affirming, for a place of employment to be affirming, because once that starts happening,
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So was there anyone at the hospital that was responsive to these concerns?
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No, we were pretty much told by the doctors on duty that we need to be more concerned about,
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you know, her trying to hurt herself than what the aid is talking about outside the door.
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When I said something about the TV, you know, she was allowed to watch any amount of TV she wanted.
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And they were like, well, we're trying to make her comfortable.
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We're more concerned about how she feels and her suicide ideation than we are about what she's watching on TV.
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And meanwhile, you're trying to get them to understand there are real reasons to doubt that she has any suicidal ideations at all,
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that this is somebody who wants some attention and is having a mental health struggle,
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not somebody who's about to commit suicide because of a gender issue.
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So, so it seems like at some point in this visit, how long was, was she in this hospital?
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So sometime in that five-day period, it was agreed that Jennifer needed to go from the hospital to a mental health facility.
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And we were in agreement that she needed inpatient acute psychiatric care.
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We were 100% in agreement that that needed to happen.
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Where things really started to fall apart was we were told that there were six facilities in the state of Montana
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and that they had put her name out to these six facilities and we were waiting on a bed.
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Todd and I expressed that we would prefer Billings, Montana, because that's where we went often for some other medical issues,
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However, we understood it could be anywhere in Montana, and we were fine.
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Then they kind of slipped Wyoming in sort of nonchalantly.
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And at that point, because we were being so disrespected as our parents,
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we immediately looked up Wyoming on our phones, and we're not lawyers or anything,
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but it looked to us like the same laws that Montana had in place that Wyoming did not have in place,
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Montana has a ban on the cross-gender procedures for minors, and Wyoming doesn't.
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So Idaho, North and South Dakota, and Montana all had the same stance.
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The only one that was different was Wyoming, where it had just been shot down.
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So Casper, Wyoming is where that facility is at.
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And we could just tell that even when they would say she's next up for a bed in Billings,
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we could tell by their gestures to our daughter that they were saying,
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We said, no, they're going to try to send her to Wyoming.
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What did you worry would happen to her in Wyoming?
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Well, we were concerned that we didn't understand that when somebody is in CPS's care, that they
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cannot take any, supposedly, they cannot have any treatments or anything unless the parents
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So we were concerned that she could go to Wyoming and get puberty blockers or anything else that
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And a reminder to those listening, once a child goes on puberty blockers, 97, 98% of
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Once you've done that, the overwhelming statistics prove not only will you wind up sterile, but
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you'll never have sexual enjoyment in your life.
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This is what was in the balance in that moment at a bare minimum, separate and apart from
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So you were right to be very concerned about what would happen to her if somebody other
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So you say, we don't want her to go to Wyoming.
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I assume you said, we'll wait for a bed in Montana.
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And our CPS worker said to us, and she kind of blew us off.
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She said, well, you know, with all the facilities in Montana, we're pretty sure that a bed will
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But if we have to cross that bridge, we'll cross it together and we'll answer.
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She made it sound like they would answer all of our questions and that we make sure our
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So what happened was on the day of August 22nd, we were told she was next in line for
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Um, that night, Todd and I, we, we went to dinner and we were home.
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It was about seven 30 and the hospital called us and said that a bed had opened up in Wyoming
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And the doctor said to us, well, she has to leave this facility because we're not doing
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So within 10 minutes of that call, children, the children's services worker and the police
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showed up at our door, serving us with papers to remove her from our care, saying that we
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were unable or unwilling to provide her medical care.
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So that was the moment that they seized her really from you and said, this kid is going
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Well, I mean, and you two are sitting in your home that night in what state?
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I would feel so angry at what was being done in my family.
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I mean, you're not, I assume a very wealthy couple with a bunch of connections to high
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So we were assigned public defenders and, um, I don't know if every state is like this,
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Um, CPS has a, uh, a lawyer appointed to them and so does the child.
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So it's kind of like everybody has an attorney in Montana.
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And again, I don't know if it's like that everywhere.
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So at that point we were assigned public defenders and everything just kind of kicked off from
00:30:28.460
How long did Jennifer stay in the Wyoming facility?
00:30:33.800
She came back to Montana on, um, I believe it was Monday, September 25th.
00:30:38.820
Were you allowed to talk to her during that month?
00:30:42.940
She, when she was in the Wyoming facility, the calls were monitored by, um, by her counselor
00:30:50.340
And we were expressing concerns because they were at that time socially transitioning her.
00:30:55.140
They were letting her go as mail names, giving her mail products, um, you know, things
00:31:03.540
And she was, they were reporting that she was having hallucinations there, things of
00:31:07.960
that nature back at us, but there really wasn't communication back.
00:31:13.640
We, they gave us incorrect phone numbers for the location.
00:31:17.200
Um, so there was, um, um, a lot of issues with that where we were given.
00:31:28.320
Um, but we were under the impression that we were, we were not allowed to visit.
00:31:31.920
So when you called her at the facility, did you have to say Leo?
00:31:38.640
They wanted us to refer to her by Leo and then, um, she would get on.
00:31:43.880
And I know that the call was monitored by a counselor or the staff on duty, whoever was there.
00:31:52.540
So when she's coming out of the facility after 30 days, is it understood by everyone?
00:32:00.660
No, CPS then informed us that she had to go to a group home setting, um, in that she would
00:32:14.460
In the group home, she's been socially transitioned.
00:32:20.360
Um, she's in a therapeutic school setting and she is in the all boys groups in the, in
00:32:28.500
She's allowed to only wear men's clothes, um, men's shoes.
00:32:33.100
She got a haircut where she actually shaved her head and, um, you know, presents herself
00:32:42.080
Um, everything that we've a hundred percent asked them not to do is being done.
00:32:47.300
Do you, are your public defenders objecting to this?
00:32:51.460
They're, they're very nice people and I don't want to throw them under the bus, but what
00:32:56.700
they have said to us is, um, really to play nice, get her through the six to nine month
00:33:01.720
program and then have her back under our roof and go on with our lives.
00:33:12.160
And that's the thing she's, she is transitioned now.
00:33:24.060
So they will say the plan is for Jennifer to go to this facility for six to nine months
00:33:39.000
And is that, is that, how long did she stay there?
00:33:54.060
So there's girls and boys that live in the group home.
00:33:57.900
And what is, has there been an order that when she gets out of the group home, she's going
00:34:07.060
So on January 19th was our, our, one of our, one of our final hearings that we had.
00:34:13.700
And at that time, the attorney for children protective services asked if they could release
00:34:21.420
the child to the birth mother and then release the case so that children's services wouldn't
00:34:26.560
So the judge asked some questions and our lawyer asked some questions like have, has anyone
00:34:31.540
seen the birth mother's home to make sure it's an appropriate house?
00:34:39.120
And the, and the answer was, well, not really, but we did ask for a background check in the
00:34:44.780
Providence where she lives in Canada, but that doesn't cover all of Canada.
00:34:49.260
So she could have been in trouble anywhere in Canada and it would, it wouldn't come up.
00:34:53.620
And so that was part of our concern that we also have some concerns about just the way
00:34:59.280
that her household is handled is different than ours.
00:35:03.960
I know I've, I mean, I've read some allegations that you've made that it's not, it's not safe
00:35:10.900
She has an older child that her and Todd have together, a young man who is 20 now, and
00:35:16.440
he's doing some things like tearing apart her home, peeing on the floor when he gets mad,
00:35:23.980
And she sent us these text messages asking us to help her with the young man.
00:35:29.760
So we, we presented these to children's services that, Hey, we're concerned about this.
00:35:34.580
And their attitude has been like, well, we're not really concerned.
00:35:40.540
They want to get her out of the facility and land her with someone who's going to be more
00:35:46.240
Todd, have you talked to your ex-wife about this?
00:35:52.740
Initially, it seemed like she, when it first came up and CPS first came, we did bring it
00:36:02.340
We spoke with her a little bit about it, um, to keep her informed and we weren't, um, there
00:36:08.220
was no kinds of tension between us and her and her family there.
00:36:12.560
We haven't seen them in seven years, so we don't know what they do or don't do, but, um,
00:36:19.620
Do you know, um, is she, is she an affirmer or is she more on the same page with you guys?
00:36:25.080
She, she is affirming that our, our daughter be called Leo and be a boy.
00:36:32.340
So Jennifer's in this facility where they've transitioned her to a quote boy.
00:36:37.880
And when she gets out, she's going to a mother that didn't raise her and whose house may not
00:36:44.340
And the parental relationship with you two is where now?
00:36:47.460
I mean, what is it legally, what are they telling you?
00:36:50.700
Well, we knew, we knew this was coming in terms of the guardian ad litem had told us that they
00:36:56.140
assigned that if we're not willing to call her by her preferred pronouns and raise her as
00:37:02.200
a boy, then we're not going to like what they have to say about us in court.
00:37:06.520
The guardian ad litem is a court-appointed representative for Jennifer.
00:37:14.160
Um, it still is, is gut-wrenching, you know, to be told that.
00:37:18.280
And I think it's also important to bring up, there's a form that we've been asked to sign
00:37:23.240
for her to go to Canada that says, um, I don't have the exact quote in front of me, but it
00:37:28.120
says that we agree that we will be separated from our minor child, possibly, um, permanently
00:37:37.460
And I know about this form because we ended up in mediation with the birth mom in 2017
00:37:42.640
because we refused to sign the form for, um, the young man that, that lives up there, Todd's
00:37:55.120
Um, we don't, it's not our intention to sign it, but we feel like it's probably going to
00:38:04.280
It was just sent to us by children's services to go ahead and sign for our daughter.
00:38:09.060
And we're like, no, we're not going to agree to that.
00:38:13.280
The court did order that we would, um, uh, complete all the necessary paperwork to send
00:38:27.640
We have not only, only because, um, we want some legal counsel on this form before we sign
00:38:43.320
I, I, I know you're, I mean, and now you're smart to go to the media because the pressure
00:38:48.900
is increasing on the governor of Montana and others to take a look at this case.
00:38:53.580
And I know he's claiming he had his Lieutenant governor look at this, um, and is not intervening
00:38:58.560
I've got real questions about how hard they looked.
00:39:01.540
I looked at the whole affidavit and I say this not to embarrass anybody.
00:39:04.540
What I see in there is at worst, an allegation that you Todd may have an alcohol problem and
00:39:10.720
that you Krista may have been quote, verbally abusive toward Jennifer.
00:39:15.380
That's Jennifer's allegation to the CPS people trying to get away from you.
00:39:24.720
You don't take children away from their, their parents for, for that.
00:39:28.540
That's, there are a lot of alcoholics out there.
00:39:35.560
And I think it's important to, to put into, I mean, we've never had, uh, DUIs.
00:39:41.400
We've never had, um, you know, domestic violence issues.
00:39:46.180
We've never been, um, I've never been accused of being verbally abusive to any of the children
00:39:51.940
You're listening to an angry 14 year old child.
00:39:55.320
May, may I also say to that in those same statements, she had also said that the church
00:40:01.420
was putting, her counselors were putting a real loaded gun to her head and then taking
00:40:05.740
the bullets out that they even asked us, CPS even asked us for help, for our daughter's,
00:40:11.340
um, cancer records for when she was fighting cancer.
00:40:18.860
So, so CPS handpicked those two items out of about a dozen false crazy lies.
00:40:25.680
So, of course, but it's interesting to me because now you you've lost, right?
00:40:33.020
I mean, is, has the court said custody is awarded to the biological mother?
00:40:38.540
Um, the way out that I understand it is child protective services has legal say for the
00:40:45.200
next six months and placement will be with the birth mother.
00:40:48.780
I don't know if they do it before the end of that six months or if they wait six months.
00:40:53.920
And your ability to make decisions for your child is terminated.
00:40:58.120
It's never, they've never really given us the right to make decisions for her.
00:41:04.260
And so, yes, well, to answer that question, even better, how can we make decisions when
00:41:09.160
they were this whole time, they were supposed to be including us into any of the medical
00:41:13.580
treatment of our daughter, what medicines are given her flu shots, that sort of thing.
00:41:17.960
They did absolutely none of that, even though we kept begging weekly for that, even through
00:41:23.700
the court appointed attorneys, they never once did it.
00:41:26.520
But then in the last couple of weeks from right now, for the first time they did, but once
00:41:33.700
the law, once the courts got involved, this is God gave you the right, God gave you the
00:41:39.720
They don't, they don't give you these rights that they can only take them away during in
00:41:43.920
very narrow and extremely compelling circumstances.
00:41:46.760
And what I see here is not even allegations against you of abuse or anything that would rise
00:41:53.920
to the level, what the affidavit says is you refuse to affirm.
00:42:02.380
You refused to affirm her and therefore your custodial rights are ending.
00:42:11.040
So what, so the court issues this ruling, it just happened, right?
00:42:18.660
And on top of all that, you were told by the court, don't speak out about it.
00:42:25.200
Cause I, I know you're in trouble now potentially for speaking out.
00:42:29.700
They, they imposed a gag order, but, um, we're not, we're doing this because we feel like
00:42:36.780
And as far as I know, we're the first family in Montana that this has happened to.
00:42:40.920
And because our rights have been so trampled on now, we're at a point where our family
00:42:47.300
And the best thing we can do is stand up for other families and get the word out and not
00:42:59.740
Because this is a Republican Montana went for Trump, I think plus nine.
00:43:04.180
This is a red state and you, and they've already recognized the dangers of the transitioning
00:43:11.760
So why isn't this Republican governor helping you?
00:43:16.600
Um, he tweeted, I don't know if you saw his tweet thread, there were like eight tweets and
00:43:21.760
they, they really were, in my opinion, a bunch of word soup that didn't say anything.
00:43:32.280
Um, I don't feel that he's doing anything to protect families and to protect our family.
00:43:38.160
He said he referred this case to his Lieutenant governor and asked the Lieutenant governor to
00:43:45.420
look into it and then wound up saying, well, we did that.
00:43:51.900
He says, uh, let's see, upon hearing the recent allegations, I asked Lieutenant, Lieutenant
00:43:56.760
Governor, Christian Juris, an experienced attorney, a constitutional conservative mother or
00:44:00.240
grandmother to review it, um, consulting with the director of division and child family services
00:44:08.060
The Lieutenant governor has concluded, um, that they have all followed state policy and
00:44:15.840
I've asked her to continue monitoring the case, uh, and goes on to tout the laws in Montana.
00:44:22.580
So it doesn't seem like whatever he saw was persuasive to him.
00:44:27.760
By the way, Montana is a plus 16 state for Trump.
00:44:30.920
Um, the Republican is controlled by a Republican super majority.
00:44:38.840
I'm looking for the smoking gun against you two.
00:44:47.280
It seems like what's even been so persuasive to the Lieutenant governor is the allegation
00:44:51.920
that you won't affirm is, please tell me, am I missing something?
00:44:56.540
Because even, um, I'm not going to give the names, but they're, uh, really respect them.
00:45:00.500
Some of the lawmakers in Montana that have passed the laws flat out said on that video in the
00:45:06.400
comments that they passed this law, they passed the law and they are not following it right.
00:45:12.760
That was right in the comments on our, on our, uh, video.
00:45:17.080
And that came right from the lawmakers in Montana.
00:45:24.260
I mean, there's, this is the, uh, Montana 17th judicial court district court.
00:45:34.980
Um, we're currently talking to a few attorneys that may take our case.
00:45:47.660
It slipped my mind just now who we're talking to an Eric cell with, I believe it's American
00:45:55.900
We also have an attorney that I'm going to put you in touch with Alliance defending
00:46:01.200
This is the group that, that you need to help you.
00:46:05.680
There's probably already paying attention to this, but you need somebody who's going to really
00:46:11.860
And so now, I mean, so as you watch that play out, is Jennifer gone?
00:46:18.220
Do you feel like, you know, the tether has snapped and, and she's, you know, she's gone.
00:46:25.120
It was a best friend relationship with her, her whole life.
00:46:28.860
Um, she, because we're both at home and, um, with her all the time, um, she, she had
00:46:35.800
everything she could want, everything she wanted.
00:46:42.560
She was great at playing guitar, self-teaching her, uh, and, and just, we're really-
00:46:48.180
So I feel like what Todd's saying is that basically, as I've said, our family has been gutted and
00:46:55.580
Um, even if they return her to us and we certainly want her back, we'll never stop fighting for
00:47:06.100
They've taught her that all she has to do is make up some lies and say, well, I'm going
00:47:11.680
And, um, everybody comes running and gives her what she wants.
00:47:14.920
We've been totally undermined as any kind of authority figure whatsoever.
00:47:19.760
And so what's your, what's your message to her if she's watching this?
00:47:30.520
And want her, want her to come back home and, uh, yep, we want her back home.
00:47:35.100
Um, you know, we, we're never going to stop fighting for her.
00:47:38.040
She's our daughter and, um, you know, parent, she's not a throwaway kid.
00:47:44.780
Uh, we, all we wanted for her is when she's an adult, that she has every option and every
00:47:51.160
We don't want her to make any decisions while her brain is still developing.
00:47:55.540
That'll take away all those options and destroy our happiness as an adult.
00:47:59.320
We want her to have all those cards on the table when she's an adult.
00:48:03.160
And in the minute we have left, what do you want other parents to know?
00:48:08.680
Be aware of how quick this can happen to your family.
00:48:15.100
Be very diligent on if, if CPS gets involved with your life, what, what are your rights as
00:48:21.840
Ask a lot of questions, um, raise a lot of heck.
00:48:26.580
Yeah, that, and do we really want a Montana or an America where any child can want to
00:48:34.800
do anything, whether it's alcohol, gender transition, anything.
00:48:38.500
And if they don't get what they want, they can simply just say, I'll hurt myself.
00:48:44.480
That's what this, that's exactly what's happened to us.
00:48:51.100
Todd and Krista, I'm, I'm going to say a prayer for you.
00:48:53.940
I'm going to connect you with Alliance Defending Freedom and I wish you all my best.
00:49:05.020
But like so many other girls, she manages to get out of this, this cult of gender ideology,
00:49:12.960
which has sucked in so many, especially of our young women who historically have not suffered
00:49:23.940
There are a lot of people to blame and we are going to call the Montana governor's office
00:49:34.020
Willing to hear what he has to say, but I bet you I can get a call in there and I know I
00:49:42.760
And sadly, Jennifer will not be the only child swept up in this, nor Krista and Todd, the only
00:49:53.940
Our friend David Menzies of Rebel News in Canada is at it again with an incredible new
00:50:01.380
report regarding five college age men who are now dominating women's volleyball up there.
00:50:09.080
As a listener of this show, you know, it's an issue that we are dealing with here in the
00:50:14.200
Last year, high school volleyball player Peyton McNabb suffered a severe head and neck injury
00:50:20.620
resulting in long term medical problems after a transgender player, a boy pretending to be
00:50:32.260
And Peyton actually came on this show to discuss what happened to her and how the male player
00:50:43.380
My teammates and coaches said I was unconscious for about 30 seconds.
00:50:49.420
While my team was huddling around me, the opposing team was laughing.
00:50:54.260
Um, but when I came back to consciousness, a trainer took me to the sign lines and checked
00:51:02.520
me for a concussion and told me I was fine and could go back in.
00:51:10.940
Did they pull the trans athlete, the other school, the other team?
00:51:16.260
So this person continued playing against your teammates even after you were hurt?
00:51:20.660
And she went on to describe the permanent damage she has suffered as a result of her
00:51:27.880
That interview with Peyton is episode five, three, nine.
00:51:31.100
If you want to check it out in our archives, just go to Apple and look at all episodes.
00:51:39.300
Earlier this week, he was tipped off about five male players from two teams taking part in
00:51:48.000
His source told him female players have suffered concussions, just like Peyton McNabb.
00:51:54.600
But first, take a look at his incredible reporting.
00:51:58.320
We were tipped off that this female volleyball game that we witnessed earlier featured not one,
00:52:04.700
not two, not three, not four, but five men pretending to be females.
00:52:15.120
So you had biological female substitutes just sitting on the bench.
00:52:42.280
Hey, coach, coach, coach, why are you playing male players?
00:53:21.600
Okay, so you're disrespectful, David Menzies of Rebel News, but you can also go rotten hell,
00:53:31.500
David, thanks again for your great work and thank you for being here.
00:53:42.280
And Megan, I just want to say right off the hopper, that little interview clip you had
00:53:51.440
Equal parts the concussion that happened to her, thanks to a biological male spiking the
00:53:56.480
ball, but even more so, the lack of empathy on the other team of female players laughing
00:54:10.380
And it just goes to show you, you know, Megan, I've said this to all my female friends and
00:54:15.220
colleagues, the worst enemy you have right now in this battle of trans sanity is young
00:54:25.140
They are so ignorant and so indoctrinated, they actually will chant, trans women are real
00:54:36.080
Meanwhile, if you are, as a female, if you subscribe to that mantra, Megan, it's kind of like chickens
00:54:43.340
in support of Colonel Saunders, if you know what I mean.
00:54:49.400
So when that coach said to you, we're not playing biological men on these teams, he was
00:55:05.680
You know, you're a varsity level college coach.
00:55:08.980
Like every coach, you want to win by any means necessary, including cheating and make no
00:55:16.060
And I'll tell you, Megan, this is verifying my prediction that I kind of made in jest just
00:55:22.440
a couple of years ago, but it's actually coming true.
00:55:24.800
I think unless we put an end to this madness in our lifetime, we will see varsity level teams
00:55:33.320
all around the Western world where you'll have the men's team that will be the men's A team.
00:55:44.220
Those will consist of all the loser males that couldn't make the A team.
00:55:50.020
So the men's B team will be that team that once upon a time was known as the women's team.
00:56:00.440
You've got five players already taking spots that belong to women and endangering the women
00:56:04.780
who have made the teams and have shown up to play in good faith.
00:56:08.060
And at least two now have suffered concussions.
00:56:10.920
And as I read your report, David, there's one, one of the men who caused a concussion as
00:56:18.140
recently as January 22nd is named Franz Lagardas.
00:56:22.880
You report that during a game at Seneca College versus La Cite Collegiate, he attacked the ball
00:56:29.020
with heavy force and hit an opposing player in the head.
00:56:32.620
And this guy last year was on the men's team, literally last year.
00:56:46.180
And now here is his picture while he's on the women's team this year.
00:56:53.120
They don't post it because they don't want us to know it's a dude.
00:56:58.300
It's it's amazing, Megan, but it's deja vu, isn't it?
00:57:02.000
We covered last year the fiasco that was Ash Davis, real name Tommy, playing on the Fergus
00:57:13.080
And the year before that, just like this fellow, he was on a male team and voted the hardest
00:57:23.780
Um, I truly believe, uh, we are catering, we're bending over backwards to cater to mental
00:57:31.200
And, uh, we dare not say anything because if you are deemed to make a transphobic, uh, comment,
00:57:38.300
well, that's almost as bad as being Islamophobic.
00:57:41.660
Actually, it might even be worse in this day and age.
00:57:44.320
But you saw that clip when you were running, um, the video, uh, Megan, of, uh, there were
00:57:49.600
members of the rainbow mafia in the stands, uh, watching this.
00:57:57.380
And I was there with my camera woman, Avery and that fellow, and I don't know what he
00:58:04.160
Maybe he's trans, maybe he's pansexual, whatever he was.
00:58:11.160
And he was saying something very telling, uh, which was just because you have a vagina, does
00:58:16.520
that, do you think that's what makes you female?
00:58:19.000
And I'm like, uh, yeah, that's pretty much the benchmark, but right now, I mean, how do
00:58:30.640
And also the subtle racism there, you white piece of S right.
00:58:36.860
What does your whiteness have to do with anything?
00:58:40.100
Um, is it true that almost all of these guys playing in this volleyball league have done
00:58:52.200
Not that the testosterone stuff helps, honestly.
00:58:54.640
Like once you've gone through a male puberty, it's a, that's it.
00:59:03.300
Even if they have gone through the motions, even, I don't know what the international volleyball
00:59:08.040
ruling is on this, but I can tell you by precedent, we know from world rugby way back in 2020,
00:59:14.880
they were pioneers in stating you cannot play with female rugby players if you're a male.
00:59:20.480
Well, Rugby Canada and Rugby Ontario is ignoring the, um, the rules of the international governing
00:59:27.900
Well, because, because of human rights commissions and tribunals, uh, if you think you're a woman,
00:59:33.820
if you think you're a man, if you think you're a lobster, so be it.
00:59:40.920
Nicholas Cepeda, the 50-year-old male who identifies as a 13-year-old girl.
00:59:46.600
Well, World Aquatics stated last year, you as a trans individual now have to compete in
00:59:55.540
World Aquatics went bent over backwards to make a new category.
00:59:59.040
And Megan, as you may know, at the World Swimming Championships last October in Berlin,
01:00:04.160
precisely zero trans swimmers showed up because, and so much for years and years of hearing from
01:00:20.000
I still want to change with the real little girls and expose my male genitalia to them.
01:00:28.240
We are catering to perversion and women's sports, as well as women's shelters.
01:00:33.860
And in Canada, women's penitentiaries are being destroyed.
01:00:41.480
That when you caught up with this Nicholas, who now goes by the name of Melody Wisehart,
01:00:46.660
we talked about this last week when you were on, swimming against 12 and 13-year-old girls,
01:00:51.240
they're allowing him to do that because he says, I identify as a 13-year-old girl.
01:00:54.720
Well, our astute listeners and viewers, David, pointed out that's obviously a lie because when you caught up with him, he got into his car and drove away.
01:01:05.780
If he really thought he was a 13-year-old girl, he couldn't drive.
01:01:09.440
Oh, but Megan, you're so behind the times, my dear.
01:01:15.300
When he's in the pool, he's a 13-year-old girl, but gender and age, it would seem, is fluid.
01:01:25.120
So, you know, you kind of change your descriptor like normal people would change their socks or underwear.
01:01:33.160
So, when he gets into his car, he's back to being a 50-year-old male, I guess, and this is a wonderful example of diversity, equity, and inclusion when really, it's garden variety misogyny.
01:01:45.540
Let's just watch a little bit of that clip for those who did not see it.
01:01:48.800
I finally have a definitive answer to where Nicholas Cepeda changes and showers.
01:02:36.820
Because if you want to email me, I do read the emails.
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And then secondly, I would love to get your thoughts before I let you go, David, on what
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were the parents saying at the volleyball matches?
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You know, as my boss says, you know, if you happen to be, and that's Ezra Levent, the
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owner of this company, Megan, if you're out in the woods and you have the misfortune of
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stumbling into an area where there's bear cubs and mama bear, guess what?
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You are now in the most dangerous piece of real estate in the entire planet.
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You're going to get maimed, even if you have no nefarious intentions.
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Yes, I speak to mothers and fathers, for that matter, off the record.
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For the most part, they're worried about being canceled.
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You have people with public sector union jobs saying, Dave, I'm going to be fired and my
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You have people who own businesses saying, you know, the Rainbow Mafia will dox me and
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carry out a boycott movement and I'll lose my business.
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And then on the flip side, Megan, I think you have some uber woke liberals out there that
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really do subscribe to trans women or real women, even if their own biological daughters
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are being violated, whether it's on the volleyball court, the rugby pitch, the swimming pool.
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But, you know, for the unholy trinity of diversity, equity and inclusion, this is a good thing.
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Those parents should be ashamed of themselves if they all took a stand like this.
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You know, the movies, Spartacus, Megan, remember the Roman centurion is looking for the slave
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Spartacus and there's all these runaway slaves and it says, which one of you is Spartacus?
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They just want to get Spartacus to bring him back to Rome and crucify him.
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And then one guy steps forward and he says, I'm Spartacus.
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Either all step forward or pull your daughters from these sports.
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Can you imagine what a statement that would be if Nicholas Cepeda shows up and he's the
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If the volleyball, if the female volleyball is just three men against two men, make a mockery
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Right now, these parents are hashtag part of the problem.
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If you can just identify as a 12 year old, you let's let Riley Gaines.
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And while we're up there, I'll register for the debate team against all the 12 year olds and
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This is the only way we're actually going to expose how ridiculous this you would think
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that Melody Wisehart would have been enough, but it's not.
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Now we've got five guys, one of whom was on the male team six months ago, crushing the
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You guys have your spines and we appreciate your great work to be continued.
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And I hope you do make it up here one day, just so you can see the insanity firsthand.
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But one last thing I'll leave you with, and you'll probably have a unique viewpoint of
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I remember when they used to fight for female sports.
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I mean, you know, it wasn't until 1966 when women were allowed to compete in the Boston
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They used to jump into the race and get tackled by police.
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And finally, the feminists did the right thing.
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And we have a female division in the Boston Marathon and all other marathons.
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Now, women's sports are being eradicated right before our eyes.
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They're on the side of these male posers, the ones who claim they're women.
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Now we're going to turn to two returning guests to talk about this and all the stories
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She is the host of the new Blaze TV show, Sarah Gonzalez Unfiltered.
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And Josh Hammer, who is editor-at-large at Newsweek and host of the newly launched America
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on Trial podcast, focused on all the trials happening with President Donald Trump and more
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And we've got some updates today on that related to Fannie Willis.
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Can you believe, I'm sorry, can we just stay one minute on what David just reported?
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Like, the fact that the Canadian parents are allowing it.
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And I know we're tough on the moms, but what about the dads, Josh?
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I mean, where are the dads on that swimming story if some perverted 50-year-old wants to
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swim with your 12-year-old and he gets changed with full frontal male nudity in the locker
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room with them and the parents are not having an all-out meltdown?
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I mean, that could be the title of one heck of a 21st century book, right?
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I mean, the decline of fatherhood, the decline of fathers' responsibility to their children,
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you know, from conception up until they reach the age of maturity and adulthood, you know,
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that has been discussed by some of us in conservative circles for a very long time now.
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Certainly, my former colleague at the Daily Wire, Matt Walsh, I think, has spoken and written
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And I agree with what Matt has to say about it.
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But, you know, part of it, Megan, part of it is difficult to disentangle from this broader
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I mean, Senator Josh Hawley, to his credit, wrote a fantastic recent book about this very
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topic within the past year, year and a half or so.
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We need to recover this sense of fatherly responsibility to children.
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But the stories like this really do just underscore how far we have come and how far we have to
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The little girls, of course, they can't say anything.
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Even, you know, Riley Gaines, she's so brave now, she did not say anything when she was
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And we know she's strong, you know, but it takes a lot to find your spine on this issue.
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And so what do you think these 12-year-olds are going to do?
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Even in our country, as we see in the Riley and the Leah Thomas situation, we've got parents
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who are actively, or at least grown-ups, who are actively supporting this, who actually
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Go in there as a guy, show off your penis, compete against the women, and anybody who
01:09:30.540
That brings me to my clip that I'm going to show you here from a woman who testified
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New Hampshire's finding its spine on these issues.
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They passed it in the legislature, about banning cross-sex medical procedures for minors.
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This is the one where all the Democrats crossed over to support it.
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And now they're targeting getting boys out of girls' sports, and they're taking testimony
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HB 1205 is a bite into the pursuit of happiness of trans kids.
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Next to come will be another crunch into the liberty of trans kids and adults.
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And the main course, or the final solution, and yes, I intentionally capitalize, final solution,
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is a drooling, snarling chomp that ends the lives of all trans people in this state and
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The safety issue here isn't largely that someone's cis daughter is going to lose out to a trans
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And it isn't that she's going to be ruined for life by seeing a trans girl's penis in
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In fact, statistically, that won't be the first penis she sees.
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The safety issue is a straight and narrow path to elimination of minorities, trans people,
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queer people, disabled people, Jewish people, black people, brown people, and a tightening
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definition of what is acceptable as man, woman, and human.
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She's opposed this pro-debt to trans kids bill.
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Well, my first thought, Megan, is I think that we can all agree after watching that clip
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that it was a mistake to eliminate the insane asylums from this country, and we need to bring
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them back because the idea that this many mentally ill people are walking around advocating
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for this and calling for this and saying all of the, you know, she had to include all of
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these SJW buzzwords in there is just absolutely preposterous.
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It is unfathomable to me that mothers, we are talking about mothers and fathers, would
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sit by and watch their young daughters share a locker room with a 50-year-old man.
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It is unfathomable to me that these people are abdicating their responsibility as a parent
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in favor of these trans lunatics because they are scared of being called a mean name.
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They're just willing to set aside the safety of their children because they're worried about
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They are the people who God entrusted to protect their own children, and they're just willing
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It's just mind-boggling to me that they don't see the severity of this and what it is going
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It is, it's infuriating to me because I'm sitting here, I'm fighting, I'm fighting behind
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I have to go into these places, Megan, into these all-ages drag shows and take video.
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I feel like I need 20 showers when I get home, but I'm going in here, I'm exposing it, I'm
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And people often say to me, well, I don't have time because I'm spending time, that's my
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I said, I am doing this for my kids and for your kids, because I want to know that when
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my kids grow up, I can look them in the eye and I can tell them I did everything I could
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And the fact that there are so many adults in the room who are unwilling to do so is just
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Yes, this soundbite that she, at the end of it, Josh, as she says, and your daughter's
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not going to be ruined for life by seeing a trans girl's penis, girl's penis is not a
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In fact, statistically, that won't be the first penis she sees that time.
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Because people like her are pushing porn in the public schools, are fine with these drag
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Like, I'm not, I don't know anything about this particular woman.
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I'm saying people like that who have that agenda are just fine with the sexualization
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They're trying to get the penis in front of the young ones at the earliest age possible.
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You know, Megan, there are any number of policy issues in our national political discourse
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where I'm willing to have a civil conversation with my interlocutors on the other side.
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I'm happy to have a debate over what the capital gains or highest marginal income tax rate
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should be, what the child tax credit should be.
01:14:16.760
We can talk about what U.S. foreign policy should be vis-a-vis Russia, China, Iran, whatever.
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But there are some positions that some people take that there's just really no other way
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And when I was watching that testimony there in New Hampshire that you just showed for
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Sarah Me, that really was the word that came immediately to mind there, was evil.
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It's classic, classic leftist rhetorical gymnastics, Megan.
01:14:45.700
It's similar to for how many years, for decades, the left would refer to the abortion procedure
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under the euphemistic terminology of pro-choice.
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They've actually moved a little bit away from pro-choice in recent years.
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But what they're trying to do there is to obfuscate you and to deliberately mislead you
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That is exactly what we just heard in this clip there.
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They're talking about affirming the dignity of trans children and all these various other buzzwords
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to escape the fact that what you're talking about is genital mutilation, chemical castration,
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and forever, forever injuring these vulnerable young children whose parents, per our previous
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conversation a few minutes ago, are apparently MIA.
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And to make matters worse, Megan, unfortunately, it's not just these leftist lunatics who are
01:15:28.600
Unfortunately, there are some useful idiots on our own side as well.
01:15:31.400
I think back to when he was then governor of Arkansas, Asa Hutchinson, who vetoed the
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Arkansas legislature with a strong piece of legislation protecting vulnerable youth in
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Thankfully, Governor Huckabee Sanders has since signed that legislation.
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She then said she didn't say what it seemed like she said.
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So the viewers can make up their own mind on that.
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I mean, we have to be, Megan, the side of civilizational sanity, if nothing else.
01:15:56.880
And if you are not willing to take a stand as a statesman to protect your vulnerable
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children, your next generation, from being castrated by vulnerable, predacious medical
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lobby and doctors and big pharma, then get lost and get out of the business of politics.
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And I forgive all of you for taking as long or longer as I did.
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It's it's a it's opening the door for these guys to come into the girls' spaces and locker
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Stop using the preferred pronouns, especially if you're a member of the media.
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Yeah, I was just going to add to Josh's point, you know, people like Asa Hutchinson, who he
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I had the opportunity to ask Asa Hutchinson about vetoing that bill.
01:16:56.560
What would you say to all of these detransitioners who are coming out and sharing their stories
01:17:01.440
about how the medical community, to Josh's point, are sterilizing them, are castrating
01:17:05.780
them, are chopping off women's perfectly healthy breasts, and they will never know the joy of
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What would you say to all of these detransitioners who say that they were harmed by the medical
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And his answer to me was, well, they can just sue for malpractice.
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I thought, oh, so a bunch of money thrown at them is going to solve the mental problems
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that they are going to have, the emotional problems that they are going to have for the
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rest of their life, knowing that they can't get these things back.
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And so it just was shocking to me to hear the callousness in some of these people's
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reasoning for why they don't advocate for this.
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And don't worry, money will make it all better.
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You're basically going to take a hard look at the Trump trials, the big legal news coming up over the next year, which, of course, I love for many reasons.
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And you're going to have plenty, plenty to keep you busy.
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So today there is legal news around the Trump trials.
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Number one, her alleged lover, Nathan Wade, has settled his divorce proceeding.
01:18:33.540
You know, the wife obviously was playing some hardball.
01:18:36.300
I think that's why we know what we know about his alleged affair with Fannie Willis.
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So he does not have to be cross-examined about this.
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So but that's not the end of the road for him, because separately he has to testify in the case against Trump, because that's where this first came out, where one of Trump's co-defendants in that RICO case, Fannie Willis, is pursuing against him in Georgia.
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Filed a motion seeking to kick Fannie off the case.
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Nathan Wade off the case saying they're having an affair on the taxpayer's dollar.
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And this is like she's benefiting financially off of this prosecution.
01:19:33.140
She hired one of those press monitoring firms right before she filed this case against Trump and used $10,000 of the taxpayer's money to keep an eye on her PR and got an update, updates like the following one, an email from somebody internally, I think this was, talking about the firm critical mention and saying,
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while the numbers can be a bit exaggerated, it says in the last week we've gotten media coverage equivalent to $67 million in advertising, even half of that value would be staggering.
01:20:12.740
Yeah, so you've got two big things coming up in the Fannie Willis case.
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That's when you're going to have this hearing where Nathan Wade, among others, will be testifying as to whether Fannie Willis is even right to prosecute this case, to try this case against Donald Trump in the first place.
01:20:26.780
That's kind of the million-dollar question right now because you do have allegations and news bits, like you just said, come up.
01:20:34.800
You know, one thing about Donald Trump, Megan, that you have to say about him, he really does have the most cartoonish enemies imaginable in the world, doesn't he?
01:20:41.920
I mean, you know, not to jump too quickly here, but, you know, in this defamation case with E. Jean Carroll, this absurd $83.3 million in damages, including a likely unconstitutional verdict of $65 million in punitive damages, you know, this is a total loonbag of a woman who was on TV, on CNN, you know, saying how she has dreams about being raped.
01:21:03.700
She has a dog, if I'm not mistaken, that she named after her genitalia.
01:21:07.880
So, you know, Fannie Willis and Nathan Wade fit right into that.
01:21:12.980
So as of right now, the actual trial date in Georgia is tentatively set all the way for August.
01:21:18.940
The actual trial start date right now in Georgia, I think, is August 5th.
01:21:23.400
So if these motions and these hearings continue, that's going to only get punted back further.
01:21:28.180
Trump really might get lucky here because, to be honest with you, Megan, when these four criminal prosecutions dropped last year, I was among those who thought that Georgia could be and probably was going to be the most dangerous of the four.
01:21:39.160
But he might get a huge break here down in Georgia.
01:21:41.900
And then on top of this hearing on February 15th, you also have the Georgia State Senate voted 30 to 19 last Friday to start a new committee with which they have subpoena power because they're a legislative body to investigate Fannie Willis as well for misallocation of taxpayer resources along the lines of what you just said, $10,000 for some, you know, cushy cushion of a PR shop.
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So it's going to get really dicey down there in Georgia.
01:22:04.740
But if you're Trump right now, you're probably smiling in Mar-a-Lago.
01:22:06.940
Yeah, you've got the Georgia Senate creating this committee to investigate her, and they can issue subpoenas and demand testimony.
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And you've got the motion and the hearing on it in open court on that co-defendant who raised this whole thing to begin with.
01:22:19.500
So they're not going to be able to avoid answering the questions about what their relationship is and what they've used taxpayer money for and whether she's paying him a whole lot more than she's paying at least one of the other special prosecutors,
01:22:30.560
even though the one she's allegedly paying less, has all this experience in RICO cases, and Nathan Wade, her alleged lover, has none.
01:22:37.720
All these questions are going to have to be answered.
01:22:40.520
In the meantime, something else interesting in it, Sarah, is the law firm that's representing the Trump co-defendant, Michael Roman, who filed this thing and got this whole thing about Fannie started,
01:22:50.740
they have sued Fannie Willis' office for alleged failure to disclose records.
01:22:58.460
They filed a lawsuit Monday, per the Daily Caller, alleging that she failed to disclose the public records as required.
01:23:06.340
They demanded that she produce, among other things, according to the Open Records Act, basically the FOIA of Georgia,
01:23:11.520
any contracts between Willis and the state of Georgia and anybody hired to work on the Trump case.
01:23:18.700
So they want to see the contract between her and the special prosecutor she's alleged to be sleeping with and the other two.
01:23:23.240
They want to see it all, as well as analytics produced by that media monitoring company that we just discussed,
01:23:30.360
as well as copies of how money has been spent, basically, by the office.
01:23:35.340
And they refused, according to the lawsuit, her office has refused to provide plaintiff with many of these materials,
01:23:43.640
which are not subject to any exceptions, and they smell a rat.
01:23:48.520
They think the documents they need are being withheld.
01:23:53.940
Well, I mean, full disclosure, I'm no legal expert, as the two of you are.
01:23:58.520
I'm just a regular old girl who tricked Blaze into paying me to run my mouth for a living.
01:24:03.140
But what I will say about this is that, you know, these people have no morals.
01:24:12.040
They call out Donald Trump for all of the, you know, oh, he's participating in election fraud.
01:24:20.080
Oh, and they list all of the things that they say that Donald Trump is doing wrong,
01:24:24.500
as if they have any values or morals themselves.
01:24:27.360
And you're seeing this play out with the Fannie Willis case.
01:24:30.340
Fannie Willis doesn't give a crap about what Donald Trump did.
01:24:33.260
She just wants to be the one who is elevated by the Democrat Party because she wants to be the one to get Trump.
01:24:39.660
She wants to be the one to get that, you know, get that indictment, get that verdict.
01:24:43.900
And so meanwhile, she's going to be a little bit sloppy, I would think, because these people don't have any morals.
01:24:50.560
We all know she hired her boyfriend because it was her boyfriend.
01:24:53.040
He had absolutely no experience, as you pointed out, Megan, on RICO cases.
01:25:00.720
And so it will be interesting to see how this plays out, because obviously we can see what's right in front of our noses on this.
01:25:06.280
You don't have to be a legal expert to understand that.
01:25:08.300
But what will be interesting is how it will play out in the judicial system.
01:25:13.720
I'd love to get your feedback, but I don't have much faith in the judicial system right now as we see it become so weaponized against the American people,
01:25:21.760
you know, against all of these people who are getting decades in prison, who didn't even show up on January 6th.
01:25:27.020
You put your feet up on Nancy Pelosi's desk and have to spend decades of your life in federal prison.
01:25:32.140
You have these pro-life protesters who are, you know, could possibly face up to 11 years in jail for peacefully protesting and praying and singing hymns.
01:25:40.360
And so I don't have that much faith in the judicial system.
01:25:43.500
But what I can tell you is that these people are so corrupt and are so morally broken.
01:25:52.840
It's like, thank God for this clever lawyer, Ashley Merchant, who represents the one defendant, Roman, because without her, we wouldn't know any of this.
01:26:00.840
You know, Fannie Willis would still be parading around like she's she's the, you know, this paragon of virtue whose word we have to take it, you know, as at face value because she's the vaunted prosecutor.
01:26:12.140
There's a great, great story involving Mark Cuban and his supposed diehard commitment to diversity.
01:26:17.340
Turns out he's violating the law and got called out by the EEOC commissioner.
01:26:47.340
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So, guys, when I first launched this show, I had Mark Cuban on and I appreciated him coming on.
01:27:36.300
And he gave me a bunch of waxing poetic about how human rights really matter and you have to stand up for them.
01:27:41.680
And in the context of BLM being spray painted all over New York and on his basketball courts and so on.
01:27:46.480
Then we got to the part where he and the NBA are taking all this money from China.
01:27:51.000
And his commitment to human rights changed a little.
01:27:54.040
He talked about it a little differently than he did when bashing America.
01:27:58.280
I think Mark Cuban's not a bad guy, but it was a fun exchange.
01:28:04.340
So, he's still out there trying to pretend that he is the chief spokesperson for DEI.
01:28:10.000
And this is after the Mavericks got in a bunch of trouble for, like, terrible treatment of women.
01:28:14.120
So, now he's, like, kind of pretending, like, oh, no, no, no, I'm the chief DEI person ever.
01:28:21.340
Bill Ackman, among others, have been pounding him, saying, you don't understand what you're supporting.
01:28:24.860
You know, look what DEI has done to the Jews, for one example.
01:28:29.240
So, he tweeted out just the other day, two days ago, it's a long tweet, but what he says in part is,
01:28:34.840
I've never hired anyone based exclusively on race, gender, or religion.
01:28:39.660
I only ever hire the person that will put my business in the best position to succeed.
01:28:43.700
And, yes, race and gender can be part of the equation.
01:28:51.380
Okay, so then, enter the EEOC commissioner, one of them, Andrea Lucas, who responds,
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Unfortunately, you're dead wrong on Black Letter Title VII law.
01:29:09.180
As a general rule, race slash sex can't even be a motivating factor, nor a plus factor, a tiebreaker, or a tipping point.
01:29:18.460
It's important employers understand the ground rules here.
01:29:29.240
And she actually tweeted out this woman, an old article she had written right after the Supreme Court decision striking down affirmative action at the college level,
01:29:36.380
saying, hello, this finally brings universities into compliance with what's been happening or should be happening under the law in corporate America for years,
01:29:44.840
saying the court has never blessed employers taking race-conscious employment actions based on interests in workforce diversity.
01:29:53.860
You cannot hire someone as a plus factor or weight the fact that they're Black or they're Native American.
01:30:03.060
And yet they've been getting away with this, especially since George Floyd, as long as the person not getting hired is white.
01:30:09.500
Well, Megan, racial discrimination in America is obviously illegal.
01:30:12.760
It is unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment and is statutorily illegal under the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
01:30:19.820
And the great Christopher Caldwell of Claremont Institute wrote a whole book on this called Age of Entitlement.
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It is really unfortunate how the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which was a noble statute that had I been a legislator at the time, I would have proudly voted for.
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But it is unfortunate that the courts and the administrative state have weaponized that statute in unfathomable ways,
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or at least ways that could not possibly have been contemplated by the lawmakers at the time that they passed it.
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And, you know, you mentioned affirmative action.
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It's very hard to not talk about affirmative action in this context.
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You basically had in the aftermath of the Civil Rights Act and the emergence of the affirmative action regime with the Bakke case at the court in the late 1970s,
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you had the emergence of two twin conceptions of the American regime.
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On the one hand, you have the actual American regime, which is the regime of colorblindness that we are all equal under the law,
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the regime of Thomas Jefferson writing the Declaration of Independence, of Abraham Lincoln leading the Union to victory in the Civil War,
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of the Reconstruction Amendments, and then Martin Luther King speaking there on the National Mall.
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And then on the other hand, you have this other conception of the American regime.
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That would be the conception of Ibram X. Kendi of critical race theory,
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the notion that the only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination.
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The remedy for present discrimination is future discrimination.
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And you actually saw that play out in the affirmative action cases at the court just this past summer.
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So Clarence Thomas's concurrence opinion, one of my favorite writings that CT has probably ever written on the court,
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wrote for however long it was, 30, 40, 50 pages, taking the first position.
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By contrast, Ketanji Brown Jackson tried, I think she grossly failed,
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but she tried to defend that second alternative conception of the American regime.
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So for a while, we basically just have not been enforcing the letter of the law,
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what the law actually says, because of the courts and the administrative state.
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Good for this EOC commissioner in trying to reassert what the law actually says,
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Mark Cuban, unfortunately, is totally clownish when it comes to these topics.
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I'm happy that you schooled him, and I hope that others continue to do so as well.
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I think people have forgotten in the wake of George Floyd, Sarah,
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that it's illegal to discriminate on the basis of race in hiring and in most places.
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You cannot not hire somebody because you need more people of a different race.
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And here, in case you had any doubts about Mark Cuban's commitment to doing exactly this thing
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that violates the law, is the CEO of the Dallas Mavericks in, it's right after George Floyd.
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I know the business case for diversity, and you have to have a diverse group of people around the table
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if you really want to be as successful as you can be.
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So we laid out that vision, laid out a set of values, and then I had one-on-one with all the employees
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And so now we have almost 50% women in leadership and 47% people of color.
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And I think people have caught on to how absurd and wrong this is.
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But I would also like to bring up, it's a dumb business strategy, too.
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I mean, she just said the key to success for a business is diversity.
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The key to success for a business is, of course, hiring based on merit and experience and expertise.
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I mean, these people are so ridiculous with their virtuous, you know, crying for all of the buzzwords
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and making sure that they have all of these diversity hires.
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You know why I know Mark Cuban understands the ridiculousness of it?
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Because if he was truly worried about diversity in every shape, way, or form, he would have a bunch of fat white guys on his basketball team.
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And, B, he knows that that won't make his team better.
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And so they keep throwing around all these buzzwords because they want to be the most virtuous among us.
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It's always white men who do this, you notice, as Mark Cuban is.
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But I will say I am calling for any white man who has not been hired by the Dallas Mavericks.
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Everyone needs to be filing these lawsuits to expose these people because I think that's going to be the only way to deter them from engaging in these practices.
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You've got Mark Cuban, the owner, and the CEO on camera and in writing saying, we discriminate against whites and men.
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That's the flip side of the way they put a positive spin on it.
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But what they're saying is, we discriminate against whites and men.
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Think about how outrageous it would be 40 years ago for somebody to say, we discriminate against blacks and women.
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It's a real plus for you if you could come in here as a white guy.
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It's obvious when you just flip it on its head.
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But we've been getting away with it for far too long.
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Quickly, Josh, I want to ask you, yet another plagiarism scandal out of Harvard.
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So she, according to the Free Beacon, which did a big report, her name is Sherry Ann Charleston, appears to have plagiarized extensively at least 40 allegations of plagiarism that span the entirety of her thin publication record.
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They're citing from a complaint that was filed with Harvard on Monday and a Washington Free Beacon analysis.
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She took credit for her husband's paper, his research paper, and a 2014 paper she published with him.
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They offered it apparently as though it was new thinking, which all the experts consulted by the Beacon say that is research fraud, plain and simple.
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Of course, she's got a long history in gender studies and DEI this and that.
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Well, you know, quickly, Megan, first, I want to make a plug for the writer who exposed this, Aaron Sabarium, who is doing just absolutely indispensable work at the Free Beacon.
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He, alongside Chris Rufo, was the one who helped bring down Claudine Gay in the first place there.
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So go ahead and follow his work if you're not already doing so.
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So when it comes to the subject here and the DEI officer, you know, it's kind of ironic, as a friend pointed out to me, that, you know, one of the things that you can't discuss when it comes to crime, Heather McDonald discusses it, but no one else does, is how the biggest victims of black crime are actually other black people.
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How about the fact that oftentimes it seems when it comes to plagiarism, academia, Claudine Gay and her, the other biggest victims of black academics when it comes to plagiarism, having to be other black people.
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I never would have ever thought about that, but it seems to be the case here.
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And not just the ones who plagiarize, by the way, but we have to go department by department, bureaucracy by bureaucracy all across the country, just trying to ultimately gut this cancer from our higher education system.
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Yeah, I mean, is it any surprise that the DEI mavens at various places are breaking the law, plagiarizing, like if you get ahead for doing one thing, you major in women's studies or African-American studies, some made up specialty, you extract some $350,000 out of these universities to pay you to keep the right number of whites and men out, violating the law.
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And you get away with it unless people like that EEOC commissioner weigh in and call attention to you.
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And thanks to all of you for joining us tomorrow.