Not a question of the day on this Monday actually just a request, I rarely do this,

in fact I've never done this in the almost 200 episodes of this podcast.

My request is that if you watch this content and you listen to this monologue that you take the

effort to share it because I think what we are about to cover is so important that every single

person in the world, especially people that are raising children, need to see it, they need to

understand this. And we are going to be discussing Dr. John Money, which is a name that I want every

single person in the world to know. And if you've seen what is woman, you probably already know

that name, but you are still going to shutter at details regarding who and what this man has

contributed to society. Plus later on in the show, we're here, we're queer, and we are coming for your

children. That's not a quote from me, that is a quote that people were using as they marched in

the streets to celebrate pride. So let's talk about that. Let's lean into some of these pride

celebrations that are happening all around the country. All that and more today coming up on

Candace Owens.

It's a shame that Oprah is no longer on TV. She did cover a lot of heavy hitting topics,

namely this one going back to the year 2000, which was entitled Why the Boy Who Was Raised As a Girl

for gave his mother very interesting topic. Take a listen to that boy who was raised as a girl

for giving his mother and speaking to Oprah about that experience of having been raised as a girl.

I never quite fit in. Well, the girls would do their things with their barbys and things like that.

That wouldn't interest me. And things such as trucks and bowling forts and getting

into the fist fight and climbing trees. That's the kind of stuff that I like, but it was

unacceptable. So I never as a girl. As a girl, I had no place to fit in. So that's David Rimer.

And you should know that just four years, four short years after that interview took place,

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