Dr. Drew Pinsky

are in pain now because of some misadventures.

Caleb, I know you've got a video handy.

I don't know if you, it's going around here in California where one of our state assembly members was standing in front of a person, I don't know how he or she identified, describing their tale of pain.

And he seems sort of, I mean, seems uncomfortable, but he seems nonplussed.

Caleb, do you have that?

So that's sort of the case you're making is if they just took a beat and did their job, as I see it.

And by the way, again, I'm super clear that for some people, and this unfortunately is people are going to hate me for this position too.

Adolescent treatment, if you start freaking out about your puberty as a male and you have severe dysphoria because of it, you need hormones.

You need help if you're properly diagnosed.

That's the right time to do it if you want to intervene.

And, you know, testosterone has this added phenomenon, which it's an antidepressant and it's a euphorogen to some degree.

And so people get on it, they feel good.

Guess what?

Antibiotic steroids feel good.

Antigenic steroids feel good.

So, well, what do we do?

Do you have solutions to this?

My part is always the role my profession is playing in this, and I'm seeing the shortcomings and it mortifies me and they're hurting people and that troubles me.

Well, one of the most astonished, I think that's a very sound recommendation, but one of the most astonishing things you said is a clinical pathway based on clinical science

has a political overtone or has been captured by politics.