Last week we touched on a topic that was affecting all of our lives.

It's something that we all shake our heads.

Sometimes we even get tears in our eyes when we think about it.

But there's one part of it that seems to be a pattern that is just very strange when we see these stories.

Well, take a look and see if you've seen this yourself.

The shooter, Robin Westman, formerly Robert Westman, who legally changed his name in 2020 to be identified as female.

The shooter identified as Audrey Hale, a 28-year-old female, who identifies as transgender. And another shooting that killed five people at a Colorado nightclub.

22-year-old Anderson Lee Aldrich. The defense says Aldrich identifies as non-binary.

The Denver shooter was trans. The Aberdeen shooter was trans. The Nashville shooter was trans. the Georgia shooter was trans, the Philadelphia shooter was trans, the Evaldi shooter was trans, the Colorado shooter was trans, and now the Minnesota shooter was trans.

When it comes to these shooters, there's clearly an issue with radical trans ideology that we are seeing in the United States.

There is something in the water with the untouchable nature of the trans identity and what

appears to be a kind of underlying mental instability that tends to disproportionately

give rise to these school shootings.

I think we need some changes of policies because when this sort of thing happens, we need

to know what psychiatric

drugs, if any, was the person on and which medical professionals was this person consulting.

We need to know these things.

Obviously, in the world that we live in today, this is one of those third rail topics.

I want to be clear.

I'm not here to disparage any group of people that's out there.

But I am going to ask the questions that are troubling my heart, and I think they're troubling yours.

At the heart of this is when we looked it up, the headlines say that roughly 3% of the teenage population

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