Welcome back to the Federalist Review Hour.

I'm Jordan Boyd, a staff writer here at the Federalist.

Today, I'm happy to be joined by Miriam Grossman.

She is a board-certified adult and child psychiatrist, medical doctor,

and she's here to discuss her new book, One of Five, that she's written.

So, Miriam, welcome.

Well, thanks for having me, Jordan.

Let's start by telling us a little bit about this book and the idea for it,

and sort of the driving force behind why you wanted to publish this particular message.

Well, the name of my book is Lost in Transnation, a child psychiatrist guide out of the madness.

And I felt after a few years of seeing families with a child who was questioning whether they were

male or female and also helping that child or young adult, I'm just very deeply concerned about

the belief system that is being the rhetoric about gender that is being presented and

doctorated into our young people because it's a belief system that is not based in science

and it is not based in medicine and is being presented to young people, well to all of us,

but especially to young people, as if it's scientifically proven facts that you can be something

other than what your body is and that what you feel you are overrides what your body says you are.

Now, you can have that belief that that's possible, but what I'm saying is number one,

you're going to pay a price for denying your biology and sometimes a very high price.

And number two, that this belief system, because it's not based in anything scientific,

should not be taught in schools. I mean, a lot of people believe that we have a soul,

that's not a scientific belief, it can't be proven, right? But nonetheless, it's a belief that

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