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Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. Happy Monday.

I am going to have an interview. I know typically we don't do interviews on Monday. We did last week and we are today.

But when I have an especially exciting person that I want to talk to and I don't want to wait until Friday to play you guys the conversation, then I play it on Monday.

And I know you guys are going to gain so much from this conversation that I'm having with journalist Abiel Shryer. She wrote the book, irreversible damage the transgender craze,

seducing our daughters if it sounds controversial on this day and age, that's because it is.

But we simply talk about the facts that she found in her book, the implications of what is very much a trend in young girls and in teenage girls and the long term implications and consequences of that.

I'm so excited for you to listen to this conversation. I gained a lot of insight and I know that you're going to as well without further ado.

Here is Abiel Shryer. Abiel, thank you so much for joining me.

Thank you so much for having me on. Could you tell everyone who you are and what you do?

Sure, I'm a journalist. I write most often for the Wall Street Journal and I'm here because I wrote a book, irreversible damage, the transgender craze, seducing our daughters.

Can you tell everyone how you came upon this subject and decided to write a book about it?

Yes, so this was not sort of a subject that affected me personally and it wasn't something that I sought out.

I wrote a piece for the Wall Street Journal about transgender pronoun laws, compelled pronoun use in California and New York.

They're now laws that assign criminal penalties if you fail to use someone's preferred pronoun.

This is straightforwardly unconstitutional under the first amendment in America. The government can't make people say anything.

I'm a lawyer and so I wrote a piece about this and a mother got in touch with me and said her daughter had been caught up in this craze.

In fact, there were parents all over the country going through this with their daughters.

Girls with no history of gender dysphoria, hitting teenage years and suddenly deciding they were transgender.

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