Dennis Quaid

Parents having no say about it.

Yeah.

I think people in a way...

do know their gender when they're young, in a way, maybe later they look back and realize that they were that way when, you know, they were either gay or from, you know, a place of hindsight in a way.

But to let someone who...

you know, under at least 18, really, I mean, even at 18, I didn't, how much do we really know ourselves back then?

All of a sudden, there's an epidemic of it.

Yeah, these are educated people we're talking about.

How do you think we get back to being able to have an exchange of ideas and not just try to put the other one in jail or try to dismiss them from society?

we've got to get we've got to get back to a place i mean i look back at the 60s and you know we've always been kind of a nation at least in this century of experiments you know that uh that go on is you know as a society as a whole you know you had the flower children back then and that whole uh counterculture sure the weather underground oh yeah yeah you know back then

You knew who the leaders were.

It seems to be leaderless today.

You had either – you had Abbie Hoffman.

You had the Black Panthers.

You had Malcolm X. You had – you knew who – Martin Luther King.

You had leaders of all these movements that you could have this dialogue with or this debate with.

And now it's – who are the leaders of Black Lives Matter?

Who are the leaders and spokesmen for this whole trans movement that's going on?

And some of it is – it is political.

But where are the leaders for that anymore?