Rudy Povich

All right.

So more gay people are speaking out against the gender ideology of trans and queer activists.

More than three dozen in-depth interviews with gay men, lesbian women, bisexuals and transgender people, along with surveys and several new books, reveal a complicated relationship between the LGB and TQ plus components of what advocacy organizations and the Democratic Party refer to as LGBTQ people.

Yeah, Adam?

Yeah, the Wall Street Journal put this out because there's a new book that's going to be coming out along with it.

One of the things that I find very interesting is, especially coming from Minnesota where I live with a lot of feminists, is how many feminists are very anti-dudes turning into women.

And I'm like, you should be.

If you're a feminist, this is what you should be rallying against.

You should be rallying against dudes taking over what used to be your domain.

It's very woke.

Yeah, like every place.

Yeah, it's basically within the city.

494, 694, you're inside that loop.

It is wildly different than if you go to Brainerd, Minnesota.

The mindset is completely different.

It rallies against everything that people that aren't inside of the city are.

They just want to go completely opposite.

Oh, so there's rebelling.

It's rebelling, absolutely, yeah.

So the west side of the mall, which is the side where the light rail comes in, where there's public transportation.