Four days. That is how long a celebrity was allowed to question transgenderism before

she was forced to make a groveling apology on TV. We all knew it was going to happen.

We all knew that the power is the B. We're going to bring her to heal. And they did. The

celeb was the singer Macy Gray. She got in trouble as we covered last week on Pierce

Morgan's show. And I will say this and everybody's going to hate me, but as a woman, just because

you go change your parts, doesn't make you a woman. Right. Sorry. You feel that? I know that

for a fact. There you go. She knew it was going to be politically incorrect. She knew it was going

to be controversial, but women are a thing. And men are not women. And Macy is going to

speak the truth, no matter the cost, for a few days until she wanted to make money again.

There was a wave of backlash that came as a result. Just tell me where you are right now

on that statement. Well, I never, of course, meant to hurt anybody with what I said. I'm

actually a huge, I think it takes a lot of courage to be yourself, to go out in the world

and be honest about who you are. And so I think anyone who is an LGBTQ community is a hero

and sets an example for all of us with that. You know, I think you can, like I said,

and there you can call yourself, you, whoever you believe you are, and no one can dictate

that for you or take that away from you. I think life is an education process. The more

you sit with people, the more you talk to people. It changes your perspective. So has

your perspective changed? Do you feel? I've learned so much. And I think, you know, being

a woman is a vibe. And it's something I'm very proud of. I think that if you in your

heart feel that that's what you are, then that's what you are regardless of what anybody

says or thinks. You know what I'm saying? Okay. So, but yeah, I've learned a lot. Absolutely.

I'm glad I did. Well, I know. Well, thank you for clearing that up because I think people

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