Hi, everybody. This is Gadsad. Many of you have probably watched by now the hallucinatory exchange between

Senator Josh Hawley and the OBGYN physician, I think our name is Dr. Verma, whereby he asked her on many

occasions, I think the count is 11 times, whether men can get pregnant. She's a gynecologist,

and she simply wouldn't answer the question. She would equivocate and why are you asking

these kind of politically charged questions? It's a complex, nuanced answer and so on. And I hate to be the

one to remind you that this is something

that I warned about for decades, that we would end up exactly where we are. But my point today

is not to be gleeful in reminding you that I told you so, but rather, you know, I often like to make links between topics that

heretofore seem to be unrelated or disciplines that have been untouched by each other or draw

analogies between concepts that people had not thought of. And so that's how my mind works to try to kind of create a sense of conciliance.

And so as I was watching this OBGYN, stethfastly hang on to the trans activism

that, of course, is stemming from suicidal empathy, the topic of my forthcoming book. By the way,

two days ago, I announced that it was out, posted the actual cover of the book and there's a whole story about how

my vision of what the book cover should look like came to be.

I hope that you like it.

Please go out and pre-order your copy.

Right now, I'll put a link at the bottom of this description.

I'm counting on you.

Many of you said that you would pre-order it when it comes out.

It is available for pre-order. Please go ahead and do it right away. It really helps for the bestseller list

once the book is released. In any case, she is exhibiting a, you know, stage five manifestation of

suicidal empathy.

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