Hey guys, welcome to your relatable today. I am talking to Brandon show Walter of the Christian

Post. His beat is transgenderism and especially what the movement is doing to children. We've talked

about the subject quite a lot, but he has a very unique perspective and really has been digging

into this for a long time in the consequences that young kids are facing in the name of the

social experiment that we haven't even thought through the implications of. And as we can already see

the implications, the consequences are very dire. And this is something that we need to know about.

This is something we need to care about. If we care about the least of these, if we care about

the most vulnerable, we have to care about this issue. And so this is a fascinating conversation

that I had with him and I'm really excited for you to listen to it without further ado. Here is

Brandon show Walter. Brandon, thank you so much for joining us. Can you tell everyone who you are and what you do?

Yes, my name is Brandon show Walter. I am a journalist with the Christian Post and have been since the

summer of 2016 full-time beat reporter based here in Washington, DC. And on the side, I like to sing and cook and

hike mountains. Awesome. Awesome. Something that you focused on a lot over the past few years, you talk about

many things, but in particular, I was drawn to your work on transgenderism, transgender activism. And in

particular, how this is affecting youth, can you just talk about where you think we are in this whole, if you want to

call it a movement? Yes, I was first exposed to the transgender movement, soon after I started as a full-time

reporter. And I hadn't really heard so much about it. My grid for understanding what this was all about was the few, you know,

transvestites at Marty Grah. Right. And I mean, I'd heard about it in the news here and there wasn't so familiar with the issues.

But I noticed pretty soon, you know, about a year after the Obergefell ruling happens, that all of the LGBT groups had totally moved on.

Everything was centered around transgender, non-binary, queer, the letters in the acronym beyond LGBT. And I thought it was remarkable, the speed at which

that had taken, the speed at which, with which that had progressed. Everything was about that. And I just thought, wow, that's, that's fast. And I noticed that language was being

shifted within the news media where men were being called she and all of these other things. And I knew a little bit about the medical stuff that was going on.

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