One of the biggest questions in the culture war is whether drag is appropriate for kids,

but surrounding this is a bunch of other issues pertaining to what's being taught in schools,

what books are appropriate in schools.

It's led to many laws in many states, but it's escalated from just outright saying some books

shouldn't be allowed in schools to outright saying certain medical procedures are outright banned in many states.

So we're going to discuss all of this and we're being joined by two individuals, two drag queens,

but I'll leave it to you guys to introduce yourselves.

Would you like to just introduce yourself first maybe?

Yeah, of course.

My name is maybe a girl.

My pronouns are she her, they, them.

And I happen to be the first drag queen

ever elected a public office in the United States. I was elected to the Silver Lake Neighborhood

Council in 2019, and I was just re-elected to my third term. So I am a trans person, and I'm also

a drag performer. All right. Thanks for joining us. And then we also have. Billy, I go by Kitty Demure or Hogarth Assisti online.

I'm a performing drag queen.

I haven't performed in a while.

I went into management of the gay nightclub in Los Angeles area.

And I just am here to talk about kids in drag and how I'm against it.

And the video that I made in 19, no, it was 2019 morning people of what's happening today.

Well, should we, we'll start with that.

Do you want to explain what your video was about?

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