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hi Dana hi hi hi hi hi hi just tolerating trans people is what's something creating more of them.

I mean, who wouldn't want to just go into a trend where people want to beat you up or you're not allowed to use the restroom that you identify with with your gender identity or you want your parents to disown you or your church is telling you you're going to burn an alternative?

I mean, who wouldn't want that as a young person, right? Everyone's just trying to be accepted. Dana, what a depressing time, because all the way to the

talk, Mike Johnson sneaks trans bathroom ban at the U.S. Capitol into the congressional rules.

The House's new rules package doesn't include a measure limiting transgender people's restroom usage,

which is targeted at one

person at the Capitol as Nancy Mace has pushed for late last year and said she was promised

would be included. Instead, the rule was slipped into the January 3rd edition of the Congressional

record buried somewhere on page 26. It says the policy will be enforced by the sergeant arms.

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