John Stewart thinks he made a really good point about drag queens and guns, but did he?

Also, Hershey's is decided to use a man in their advertisements to celebrate women's history month.

Also, my friend Bethany Mandel is here to talk about an incredible book that she co-wrote called Stolen Youth.

And it's about how the indoctrination in our schools and the institutional capture that we see in all kinds of institutions in our country is praying upon the innocence of our kids and she's got some really great tips to fight back.

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All right. Happy International Women's Day. Twitter alerted me that today was that day. Just a reminder that women have XX chromosomes. That's determined at the point of conception and that cannot be changed.

A woman is not putting on a wig. It's not wearing lipstick. It's not even getting fake breasts or getting any kind of reconstructive surgery.

You can do all of those things. But unless you have female genetics, you will never be a female. These are immutable characteristics.

And we should celebrate that. We should celebrate the unique differences between men and women, boys and girls.

We should teach people to celebrate to their gender, which is interchangeable with sex. By the way, these are not two separate entities in any kind of scientific or realistic sense.

Rather than telling people that if they're a little bit uncomfortable or a little bit confused or a little bit distressed, that they should try to do the impossible, which is switch your gender.

Genesis 127 for the Christian makes it very clear about what is turned into this culture war issue that God created the male and female.

And we are created in his image as male and female. And again, that cannot be changed. And in fact, to try to change that would not just be an assault on the human being as image bears of God, but also at a front to God himself, far be it from us to question his authority on how he made us.

He knit us together perfectly, purposely, intricately in our mother's wounds as we read in Psalm 139. So let us celebrate being women and all of the unique capabilities and capacities that we have.

And also we can celebrate the uniqueness and wonderful characteristics of men. And we are necessary for for each other. We complement one another, praise God for his creativity and his purposefulness.

And his mastery in creating the human body the way that he did. So happy international women's day to all of us. We've got a lot to talk about today.

We've got along those lines. We've got to talk about some things having to do with gender as we often do. We're going to react first to this John Stewart clip that you've probably seen circulating.

He had an exchange with a state rapper or a state senator, rather from Oklahoma Nathan, Dom. He has a Republican from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

And for some reason, the state senator decided that it would be a good idea to go on an episode of the problem with John Stewart and they debate it about gun law.

Because being a Republican senator, Dom has tried to loosen restrictions on gun ownership in the state of Oklahoma as many Republicans do.

And so they argued about gun control and of course, Senator Dom talked about being an advocate for the second amendment. And let's watch this clip that has gone viral on Twitter that a lot of LGBTQ activists are saying is a huge win for gender ideology and just

shows the hypocrisy of the right for criticizing things like drag shows. Here's that viral clip.

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