The documentary TV series, My Trans-American Road Trip, follows Abigail Austin, the first British Army officer to complete gender reassignment surgery from male to female as she travels to North Carolina to investigate their controversial bathroom bill.

Along the way, she met our friend, comedian Jeffrey Jay, and his dad, Mark, who got a lot

of attention for being lovable and for his unusual explanation on why everyone must embrace

transgender people.

Today, Jeffrey Jay joins us to talk about his amazing dad and his obsession with cooking shows on YouTube.

Plus, Rosie O'Donnell says she'll play Steve Bannon on SNL, if asked.

A town in Michigan saved its sewer system by not flushing their toilets during the halftime show at the Super Bowl.

And Donald Trump, like a lot of people, is obsessed with the EZD.

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Jeffrey J.

Tell us about how you came out to your parents.

You came out first as gay and then as trans to them.

Yeah, lesbian, then trans, then gay trans.

So currently you identify as male and as homosexual with men.

Yeah, homosexual with men. Sounds like a really bad men. Yeah. Homosexual with men.

Sounds like a really bad band.

And so, you know, some people don't have an easy time when they come out to their parents.

Their parents reject them or are confused or misunderstand what their children are trying to tell them.

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