Today on the Matt Walsh show, we're supposed to celebrate because for the first time, a child

has three legal fathers listed on her birth certificate. But I don't feel much like celebrating.

I'll explain why if it's not already obvious. Also, five headlines, including Governor

Cuomo facing political disaster due to his sexual harassment scandal. But how is it that this is

the scandal that takes him down and not the nursing home scandal that resulted in the deaths of

thousands of elderly people? And also the cancel mob is coming for Dr. Seuss. We'll talk about that

in our daily cancellation. We'll discuss the left's latest linguistic innovation, which is women,

but with an X instead of an E. All of that and much more today on the Matt Walsh show.

The New York Post announces the big news, a baby with three dads. This supposed to be a historic

first, a major milestone in human history. And it certainly would be if there actually existed a

baby with three actual fathers. Turns out, and this is no surprise to the dwindling minority with a

rudimentary grasp of basic human biology, that the child merely has a birth certificate with the names

of three dudes written on it. Here's the post with the details. It says, a gay polyamorous

California thrupple made history in 2017 when they became the first family in the state to list

three parents on a birth certificate. Their reproductive journey and legal battle to become

fathers to Piper. Now three is detailed in three dads and a baby written by one of her dads,

Dr. Ian Jenkins. Jenkins and his partners, Jeremy Hodges and Dr. Alan Mayfield. Don't see their

family, which now also includes their son Parker as unusual. Well, of course, it is by definition

unusual. It's not possible for a thing to make history and not be unusual. Indeed, unusual is the

most polite and measured thing that I can say about this particular arrangement. But more from

the post, it says Jenkins met Mayfield, a psychiatrist, while they were completing, so maybe

should tell you a little something about the psychiatry industry. Well, anyway, he met a psychiatrist

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