I'm joined by Stelius, Ferris, and Joseph Robertson, political strategist.

And we are going to be talking about how the British government has decided, actually they do need to experiment on children.

We are also going to talk about how Elon's big reveal has been illuminating.

And then we're going to chew out some stay-at-home mums because they don't work hard

they don't work they don't do anything and really you know we we shouldn't consider it a job at all

or so i've been told anyway without further ado let's get on with it it's got to be exciting

so west reading has come out and decided that there is such a thing as children with gender incongruence.

It does, you know, and decided that affirmation should be an option here, and that really what's required is more evidence to look at whether or not blocking the puberty of children can in fact be good for them.

So he's allocated around 11 million pounds for this study and it's going to be done by King's College in London by two scientists, but I use the term hesitantly, Michael Absoud and Emily Simonov, and they are going to be

looking at whether or not blocking the puberty of kids is in fact a good idea. Now the

target of this experiment is by definition underage children. It can only,

the study can only be done by experimenting literally on children and injecting them with enormously

destructive drugs that intentionally block their puberty.

And I think gender, transgender trend here had a very, very good article about it that I really encourage you to read.

They say that essentially what they argue correctly is that what has happened previously was that the gender identity service at the Tavistock Clinic had done all kinds of studies and they refused to release their own data.

So we've also learned that follow-up data on outcomes for children have been through Tavistock Gids,

which the adult transgender identity clinic refused to share,

was never released to the Cass Review Research Team.

The cast review research team did a big study on these puberty blockers and said that there was no evidence that they were beneficial.

But the study was done by people who really wanted this kind of thing to continue.

It's just that they could find absolutely no evidence for it.

And so they had to say that look on balance the evidence is that this is harmful.

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