It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Berry Show is on the air. There is a man named Richard Levine.

He was a pediatrician in Massachusetts.

And he was overseeing, sorry, not in Massachusetts.

He was at the Penn State College of Medicine.

His experience, if not expertise, was at a center for adolescent medicine.

Sometimes people find a professional career that allows them to explore and examine and understand their own life.

You will see, I watch a lot of documentaries,

you will see many times that when someone is a victim of pedophilia

and they finally come out and talk about it that they will then talk about how they were broken and they will decide to devote

themselves to speaking about it and often they will study it and become a researcher and speaker and advocate in the field as if that is

cathartic and that's understandable absolutely absolutely understandable, that they want to

understand what happened to them and why it happened and how it affected them not

just the pedophile but them. I don't know Richard Levine personally, but I wonder to one

to what extent his desperate need to be a woman began at an early age.

I don't believe, and hear me out,

I don't believe that these

Transgenders and their allies

want to transform children

from girls to boys and boys to girls. I don't think they actually do that with an evil intent, but it doesn't mean that the result is not evil. I think that what you're witnessing is how many people

themselves went through a period or a lifetime of dysphoria.

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