It's that time, lock and load, the Michael Vary show is on the air.

He happened to do!

Get ready little lady, now it's coming to breakfast.

We have had several interviews with folks who have begun the transition process and suspended

it.

We've had others with people who went through the transition process and regretted it.

One of the things that's important, there's no easy way to

to solve the whole transgender explosion in, I'm going to say popularity because in some cases

it's trendy, in some cases it has its own constituency and there are forces driving it,

whether it's hormonal drugs, whether it's doctors who want to be perceived as progressive.

There are a lot of reasons behind that, but this is something that we have tried to address

something, a portion of it that is not as often discussed in public, and we're going to do that

today. I will warn you, some of you will be very uncomfortable with it. I don't think it's something

that kids have to be kept away from, but I will warn you, you may want to keep your kids away

if you're easily offended or you find a lot of things out of bounds.

ImageMit is a young lady who began the gender transition process, and I'll tell you how this

came to our attention. We saw that a group called Texas Conservative Liberty Forum was hosting a

guest named ImageMit, Schmidt, and the speech was called There and Back, a Texas story of a child

gender transition and adult regret. We're going to talk about what the left never wants you to hear,

what doctors and nurses and some teachers and counselors don't want you to hear, is there

are a lot of young people who begin or complete the transition process and regret it, and it's

irreversible. If you ever had a tattoo, you wish you didn't. If you ever wore bell bottoms,

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