that they were standing in the way of surgery.

For prisoners.

For prisoners.

And there was a specific case.

And when I learned about the case, I worked behind the scenes to not only make sure that that transgender woman got the services she was deserving.

So it wasn't only about that case.

I made sure that they changed the policy

in the state of California so that every transgender inmate in the prison system would have

access to the medical care that they desired in need. And I believe it was not only, I know

it was historic in California, but I believe actually

it may have been one of the first, if not the first in the country, where I pushed for that

policy in a department of corrections.

You know, nowadays, with the state of technology and artificial intelligence, when you see something like that, you say,

no, no, that's not real. That's some very adept Trump supporter with an AI tool,

faking a video of the current vice president saying, yes, the federal government will fund

transition surgeries for inmates in federal penitentiaries.

Well, it's not a joke.

It's not AI.

It's real. And I've been saying here for, what, nigh on three years, at least two and a half, that the whole transgender lobby and agenda would be a seminal catalyst politically for how people behaved on November 5th.

And we have the perfect guest to tell me whether or not I'm correct.

She has a very courageous background.

She is a whistleblower on the issue of transdend genderism.

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