So the New York Times owns up to its historic anti-semitism and an interview with a woman who's written a book to help deal with transgender issues among kids.

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Truth. Here again is Dr. Michael Brown. Welcome, welcome to today's

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We've got a really rich broadcast for you. And it is going to start with,

well, some fascinating updates, a confession from the New York Times. And then something that was

brought to my attention today when the New York Times first reported on Adolf Hitler.

Obviously, we always say hindsight is 2020 being able to look back and see the monster he became,

but amazing to see their initial report.

And you'll see New York Times goes back decades and says that this still hangs over our head the way we report it on the Holocaust.

We'll talk about that.

And at the bottom of the hour, I'm going to be joined by Denise Schick.

She has written a children's book, I'm holding at my hands, when daddy leaves to be a girl.

It is a book to help children deal with transgender issues from a Christian biblical perspective,

something she lived through firsthand. When her dad confessed to her at what the age of nine

that he really believed he was a woman all right let's let's start here uh i want to give you

an update from from true news and i'm just just looking for i've got a screen down so i'm just

looking at something that I sent out

earlier on my computer here.

So true news, Rick Wiles, I've accused them of anti-Semitic comments.

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