Irreversible Damage

Her first book was...

Remember the title? Irreversible Damage, I think.

Yeah, Irreversible Damage.

And that's all about...

the transgender social contagion phenomenon.

Salem witch trials, except at a much larger scale.

There's a book called Satan's Silence that was written by a lawyer and a social worker that documents it.

It's just unbelievable.

There were stories about underground tunnels where children were being taken down and being, well, every possible thing you could think of was happening to them, all in the name of satanic ritual.

This is almost all among girls because teenage girls are most prone to this.

They called it hysteria back in Freud's time.

But there's a book by a man named Henry Ellenberger called Discovery of the Unconscious that traces back psychogenic epidemics to about 300 years.

And I knew that...

And Matt Walsh had already come out with What is a Woman? Abigail Favale had written her Genesis of Gender.

Abigail Schreier had come out with the book Irreversible Damage.

There just seemed to be all these takes that were really trying to articulate just what was bad on a consequential level with transgender people.

Well, in that context, I hit Lewis and Lewis talking about gender being more real than sex.

...

the journalist who wrote that book, Irreversible Damage.

Yeah.

There's irreversible damage that's been done to a lot of people around this country.