We've had Chloe Cole on the show before.

She was just a kid when she wanted to transition,

when she started to feel like she was questioning who she was,

who she's supposed to be feeling like she's in the wrong body.

So she took steps to do that.

She took puberty blockers.

The adults around her told her that this was the right thing to do.

She got a double mastectomy at 15 years old and then deeply regretted it just a couple of years later.

We've interviewed her before in her compelling story.

She told us about that not too long ago.

But I want to have her on the show again because since that conversation, a lot's changed

in the country. We have an incoming president-elect Donald Trump. We have where the issues,

surrounding transgender issues, really played out this past election cycle. I mean, we all remember

that ad for the Trump campaign of Kamala Harris is for

they, them, I'm for you. Or we looked at Senate races in the country where ads about men trying

to play in women's sports also aired. And then we have this case before the Supreme Court, which we

discussed recently on the podcast over Tennessee's ban on surgeries for minors, which could have much

broader these sweeping implications for a lot of other legal fights over transgender

or over issues like bathroom access and participation in school sports as well.

A lot going on, a lot's happened since that last conversation with her. So I want to have

her on the show again. We're going to reiterate, talk about her story again, just to remind everyone,

because it's so important. Talk about how it's been for her. She was in D.C. for the Supreme Court

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