Bryan Callen

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.

Yes, you can lose your license.

Why?

Because Miriam Grossman, I had her on, she wrote Transnation, I think.

And that can be considered malpractice and you can get sued and lose your, yeah.

So then the real problem is the psychiatric drugs because they're all drugs.

There you go.

And what I'm saying is that you might have a kid who's profoundly disturbed in a number of ways.

One of the manifestations of that is saying, I'm now a girl or whatever it is.

I can't wait.

I can't wait to see the left defend gun rights.

I can't wait.