Chloe Cole

Right.

I mean a lot of medical professionals are a lot more, I guess, separate from the world than they even realize.

A lot of them might not even realize that they're in this left-wing ideological bubble, a lot of them, in these training sessions when they're told affirm, affirm, affirm.

Right.

And that's how they teach these medical students to handle these vulnerable young people now.

And I think, unfortunately, I'm observing exactly that playing out with my own peers.

And as I've been touring across college campuses for, I think, the last three years now, I've noticed that so many of them have been so focused on only one side of the aisle, on pushing out any dissenting narratives, even like trying to make it so that it's either incredibly difficult or impossible for me to even speak on campus.

And they've basically become indoctrination machines.

They're no longer institutions of – they're no longer these bastions of truth and education and research as they once were.

And it's incredibly frustrating to see them as they are now.

Because for a lot of people, I think that – I mean you often – I feel like so many people –

There's this other mantra of, oh, college is just a scam and nobody should go.

And, well, I mean, I personally chose not to go to college.

I don't think that I will be for the foreseeable future.

But, I mean, there's so many people out there who will have to go.

They'll have to get a degree depending on what career that they want.

And we can't just let these institutions rot.

We have to challenge them and make them a better place for most people to make it so that –

They're back to the respected institutions that they once were.

So after my mom and dad were told this not just once but over and over again that it was basically a matter of life or death for me and then my diagnosis of gender dysphoria— Did you ever—sorry—express that you were suicidal to anybody?