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Slack.com slash DHQ. Merry Christmas, everybody. Welcome to the last show before Christmas,

the last show before the end of the year. In fact, so there was a debate last night. There

was a debate last night. And that's the end of my analysis on that subject. So moving

on, we'll talk about JK Rowling and leftism's increasing plunge into the realm of being

a superstitious cult rather than a political ideology. Many examples could be presented,

of course, to prove that point. But this week's controversy, quote unquote controversy

surrounding JK Rowling, I think, should suffice. So for a little bit of background, there's

this woman named Maya Fourstater. And she's a researcher, the United Kingdom, who recently

lost her job for stating the scientific and indisputable fact that men cannot turn into

women. That's what she said. Men cannot turn into women. And four stator lost her job.

She went to court to win her job back, but an employment judge ruled against her this

week and said that four stators belief in biological science is quote not worthy of respect

in a democratic society. Actually, let me quote from this judge a little bit more at length

because I think you need to hear this. This is Judge James Taylor, no relation, I assume.

He says, if a person has transitioned from male to female and has a gender recognition certificate

more on that in a second, that person is legally a woman. That is not something Mrs.

Ms. Fourstater is entitled to ignore. Ms. Fourstater's position is that even if a trans woman

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