At long last, we seem to have passed peak trans sanity.

Hey, everybody. I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott.

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Gentlemen, Eric Kaufman wrote this week for Unheard.

That's UNH-E-R-D.

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He says, a surprising shift is taking place in the gender and sexual identities of young Americans.

Data from his new report called the decline of trans and queer identity among young Americans. Kind of gives the

whole thing away, doesn't it? Yeah. Anyway, the data shows that since 2023, both trans and queer

identification have dropped sharply within Gen Z. He says, The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression Fire,

that's a great organization, by the way.

They conduct a large annual survey of U.S. undergrads,

pulled over 60,000 students this year.

His analysis of the raw data shows that this year,

just 3.6% of respondents identified as a gender other than male or female.

By comparison, that figure was 5.2% in 2024 and almost 7% in 2022 and 23.

In other words, he says the share of trans-identified students has effectively halved in just two years.

Bill, do you think this would be happening if it

weren't for fed up feminists? You know, people that used to be our opponents on the left, like

J.K. Rowling, finally taking a stand to protect women in women's spaces. I actually think it's much

simpler than that. And, you know, I got, it's not that I'm worried about being politically incorrect.

I just, I just want to be fair about this.

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