Buck Sexton

I mean, that anyone actually ever... And there were people going on MSNBC, I'm a legal scholar, you know, I defend this, you know.

Anyway, back to this gender therapy or same-sex attraction therapy stuff.

Clay, if somebody went in, though, seeking...

therapy to make them more trans that was under the law yes you could make somebody more you could push somebody down the trans path but you could not push them back from the edge of the gay path essentially and so the law uh was was clearly i mean this is obviously first amendment discrimination there's no eight eight justices found this to be first amendment discrimination

Katanji Brown Jackson decided that words were medical care in this context.

So essentially, she was treating this like a surgery.

And so if you tell somebody, hey, maybe you're not gay.

Maybe you're just in a moment of confusion in your sexuality.

But this was for minors, mind you.

So these are including teenagers.

Maybe you're not gay.

Maybe you're having a moment.

Let's talk this through.

That's like doing a unchangeable surgery on somebody, which, by the way, they do on the other side for the trans people.

They actually do surgery, but words here were being treated by Katanga Brown Jackson.

I mean, she really is.

She's the MSNBC comment section made into a Supreme Court justice.

She is untethered to the law and unhinged when it comes to the Constitution.

Scalia and RBG were tight.

And he told us that he was going to limit