There's a lot going on in this discussion around gender and gender identity.

This is just a taste of how the media is covering this in so many different ways.

Take a look at this.

Kean was born Caitlyn, but from his earliest memories, he felt trapped in the wrong body,

living the wrong life.

And Betty Thomas was seven years old.

This children's book sparked a conversation about gender.

There was finally a breakthrough in those like three years of just complete anchor and sorrow.

More and more young people are emerging as transgenders.

Under that, that's a whole umbrella of gender identities, where people might have pronouns

that change day to day.

There might be people who have one set of pronouns for the rest of their lives.

Taking away kids' agency and the right to their own body is just anti-human.

It typically began in early childhood, it just two to four.

Little boys insisting, no, Mommy, I'm not a boy, I'm a girl.

When a two-year-old comes up to and says, Mommy, when is the good fairy going to come

with her magic wand and change my penis into a vagina, you're like, OK, this is not

typical.

This is not something a normal child would do.

I get and go to medical school.

My wife didn't go to medical school.

So we trust that.

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