Bryan Callen

Yeah.

Well, that's what's new about the transgender movement.

It's rooted in what?

A feeling.

It's not really – so you can be a minority and a minority on the same level or even bigger than a black man, ask Dave Chabelle, because you feel like one.

Here's my take on it.

It's not about...

transgender people being more violent has nothing to do with that.

There are people that are completely out of their minds.

And one of the manifestations of that is to decide that you're a different gender.

Gender dysphoria.

So what happens is, but now when you stigmatize that, when you say you're not even allowed to talk to somebody about maybe they might be a little confused because that's considered conversion therapy.

What happens is you're now lumping those two things in.

Wait, what do you mean?

They're saying you don't have to tell your parents.

No.

So in California, there was legislation presented and a number of states which said, when a child says, I feel like a girl, but I'm a boy, and a psychiatrist says,

And tries to treat that as an abnormality or a mental illness or a confusion.

You're saying you can't question it.

You can lose your license.