Tulsi Gabbard

Maybe you're – and whether it's a school board, which is, again, there are good stories happening across the country too with all this craziness about, you know, drag queens in preschools and elementary schools and like actual pornography being given to our kids in schools.

There's so much that's going on that parents are waking up to and they're saying like, no, hell no.

I'm going to go run –

for the school board and getting elected.

And we're seeing a transformation happening in many of these different school boards in different parts of the country, because people are just saying, no, this is unacceptable.

I got to do something about this.

And so this is how change happens.

And it is, yes, at the highest levels of power in our country, in the presidency, in the White House, in the United States Senate, the United States House.

But it's also just as important

at your city or county council, at your board of education, in your state assembly or your state legislature.

And I would say even at that level, you can make change with immediate effect and tangible impact.

You look at California, for example, again, going back to California and the law that Gavin Newsom just signed into law, the bill that he just signed into law, taking away parents' rights in the most fundamental way.

To make it so that the state of California gets to make the decision to allow your child to undergo mutilation, irreversible mutilation surgery in the name of, quote unquote, gender affirming care.

Yeah.

Normalizing pedophilia, exactly.

So here's why I said no, is kind of going back to how we started our conversation, is that I have heard from and seen, you know, people who've been lifelong Democrats who, when they start learning about this, see it for the insanity that it is.

And this is where there is hope.

And this is where I encourage people who know about what's going on, reach out and talk to people in your life who you may know.

And again, you have a huge platform here and you are doing it and reaching out to people who may not be informed otherwise and are getting informed through your podcast.

People who don't have podcasts or don't have a public platform, I tell them, look through your phone.