Hello everybody. I'm speaking today to Dr. Miriam Grossman who I first encountered as a

consequence of watching Matt Walsh's documentary What is a Woman Where She Made Quite A Spectacular

appearance. Miriam Grossman, MD, is a physician, author and public speaker. She has been vocal for many

years about the capture of her profession, psychiatry, by ideologues leading to dangerous and experimental

treatments on children and betrayal of parents. As I said, Dr. Grossman was featured in the daily

Wires' hit documentary What Is a Woman. She's the author of four books and her work has been translated

into 11 languages. After graduating with honors from Bryn Mar College, Dr. Grossman attended New

York University Med School. She completed an internship in pediatrics at Beth Israel Hospital in New

York and a residency in psychiatry through Cornell Medical College, followed by a fellowship in child

and adolescent psychiatry. Dr. Grossman is board certified in psychiatry and in the sub-specialty of

child and adolescent psychiatry. I thought it would be interesting, especially given our shared

interest as well in clinical issues. Dr. Grossman is a practicing clinician. I thought it would be

interesting to have a further conversation. That's what we're doing today. She wrote,

you're teaching my child, what? Back in 2009, it was pretty damn early, all things considered.

She has a new book coming out later this year. It's already available for pre-order. You can check

that out in the video description, be a URL link there. It's called Lost in Trans Nation, a child

psychiatrist guide out of the madness. Out of the madness, that's pretty forthright terminology,

you might say. Why don't we start on the biographical side a bit. You started to become concerned about

the issues you've been writing and speaking about. Obviously, before 2009, because you wrote a book

in 2009, and that usually takes a year or two. You're an early observer of things going

seriously sideways on the clinical front. Let's go back to the decade of the 2000s.

What were you seeing and why do you think you were concerned about it when so many of

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