Clay Travis

The narcissism on this buck is off the charts.

His wife said, no, I'm not going to go along with this delusion and said, hey, we're not going to support you deciding to become a woman.

This is ridiculous.

And he got divorced.

She divorced him.

And then he showed up and he killed her at a high school hockey game.

I don't know how we can have an honest society if we're not willing to ask very basic questions on this.

What drugs are these people on?

Is it making them more violent?

Why off the charts now, mass shootings, are they being committed by trans people?

Yes, and we have been sold a bill of goods on this, which is that affirming someone's insanity actually makes them healthier.

And if you translate this outside of trans-related issues and you just said, hey, is it kind to tell people you're really hearing voices?

Is it kind to tell people that they're able to talk to dead people?

Would it be kind to affirm someone who is schizophrenic in the belief that their delusions are real?

The answer, of course, would be no.

And so what we have done in an act of intended empathy is,

is actually, I think, made people who are ill that much more ill.

And unfortunately now, Buck, what you're seeing is, did you see this guy say in response to the trans congresswoman, congressman, whatever the dude is that is pretending to be a chick in Congress,

He said, if you don't affirm our genders, we're going to go berserk the day before he went and killed a bunch of people.

So we've now created a world where if you question someone's gender identity, they believe they are entitled, some of them, to engage in violence against others as a way to speak out against not being accepted.