What's going on America? I am Graham Allen and welcome to the Wednesday edition of the

Dear America Podcast. Should three year olds be allowed to Skype with doctors to decide what gender they're supposed to be?

Should Bernie Sanders put off the Rocky routine and stop trying to embarrass himself on the internet and should Taylor Swift be putting her hat in political topics of discussion or should she stick to music?

It's going to be a great episode today so sit back, relax and welcome to the newest episode of the Dear America Podcast.

What's going on America? It is the Wednesday edition of the Dear America Podcast. It is Question Day.

Question Day, Barbara. I really come to like Question Day.

You have cut me off again. The intro to the show. This is my, no, I'm just kidding. It is Question Day, Ladies and Gentlemen. I have come to really enjoy Question Day.

Not only from a stress standpoint, because it takes up a lot of time, so it makes it easier to fill the podcast with your questions.

But a lot of times it ends up being, it's fun. Yeah, it's fun. I enjoy it. It puts us kind of on the spot of what we're going to talk about, because we don't look at it until we actually get here.

There's a lot of things to talk about today. Taylor Swift has become political. Bernie Sanders got took out by a punching bag, which if you're not watching on the video side, you're really missing out.

Let's see, Ilhan Omar apparently has had an affair with a married man. I wonder what Sharia Law has to say about that.

And yeah, apparently a new trend with doctors having Skype calls with children as young as three to decide and take steps to change their gender.

But before we do, I want to pick on my wife for a minute. Me. Oh, no, I love you. But there are things about you, ladies listening. I apologize, but you know it's true.

You are a typical woman in so many things. All right. So we just got a security system for our home. Yeah, all right. Just got a security says, Alyssa is in a torrentous for not locking things. All right.

She has had stuff taken that they didn't have to break the windows to her car to steal the things because it's just open. I call that being smart. Now we don't have to worry about having to replace the stuff they still.

Anyway, not the window. Alyssa has had stuff literally stolen out of her car. Still won't lock the car. So now we have a security system. I do now for all listening. So don't come near my car. No, yeah, please don't know where we live because you can easily get in there.

Anyway, so we we now for the first time have a security system installed in our home. So this morning, I opened the door to leave and I know the alarm system not going off. And I'm like, oh, I didn't disarm the alarm.

So I went outside and I asked Alyssa, did you disarm the alarm? Because I want to make sure like the kids haven't figured out like the code. Yeah, all that stuff. She goes, yeah, I did. And I really wish you would stop turning that stupid thing on.

Like I'm inconveniencing her. You are kind of got a state of the art security system for the home. And it is an inconvenience to Alyssa. Here's all I'm saying. We've been married 10 years. I'm 32 years old. We've never had our house broken into. We're fine. And every morning.

The second year when you say stuff like that every morning it goes off.

Poor duckie.

You could have deducted and tied up to the post when we get home. Upset the dog. Like there's no reason we have guns. We can protect our stuff.

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