Well, guys, you know, if you've been following my work for any amount of time, you know that I'm not big on birthdays.

So I feel a little bit like a hypocrite saying this.

But I do have to say, felt like quite a wonderful birthday present today when I got the news about the Supreme Court ruling.

And the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of our law in Tennessee banning child mutilation, quote unquote,

gender transitions of minors. And this just happens. And more than a birthday present for me,

it's, of course, a huge win for all the children, all the kids who will now be protected

from this brutality, from this butchery.

So it's a huge victory. And I think all the way back to three years ago now when we did

our investigation into the child butchery practices of Vanderbilt, then we followed that up

with our big rally in the capital here in Nashville.

And then our lawmakers were on the case.

And very quickly they responded with this law, which was just upheld by the Supreme Court.

For the last few years, trans activists have been really confident that all of the laws that we've

seen dozens of states now have passed these laws over the last couple of years and a few even

before our law in Tennessee. And trans activists were very confident that, hey, it doesn't matter

because the courts, the courts will, the courts will make it all okay for us because that's, if you're on

the left, that's what you're accustomed to. You're accustomed to the courts coming in and being,

you know, your activist arm. But that's not what happened here. The Supreme Court, the highest court in

the land has just stated that, in fact, it turns out you do have the right to pass laws banning,

you know, the medical mutilation of minors. So there's a big victory. It's a huge victory.

It's something that we should all be grateful for. It's something that we should be proud of.

All of us.

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