Blaire White

But apparently, I don't know.

And that's the actual reality is when it goes back to like the survivor I interviewed, not even getting any articles about it, but my move to California is.

Right.

I was like, people really don't care about victims that much.

People just claim to.

It's just the drama and the political implications people care about, not really the people themselves.

Like Virginia Giuffre getting hit by the bus after she posted she's not suicidal.

Crazy.

Crazy.

And then I saw the nerve of some Trump supporters saying, well, why don't the victims just come forward?

Why can't they just name names?

As if it's their obligation to do press conferences about their trauma and as if they haven't done that and then died for it.

Like maybe they don't want to get hit by a bus, perhaps.

But yeah, it's scary.

Yeah, well, we know the outlets are controlled, so they're not going to report on stuff like your interview, right?

Right.

Because, again, it's not just even the sex trafficking.

It's like, oh, she saw a UFO.

Cut that out.

You mentioned earlier there was a lot of resentment in the trans community.