Transgender rights movement

And think about it with-

Especially somebody who cares a lot about trans rights.

Think about it, like, with these, uh, celebrities or these, say, you know, housewives or people like that, or these influencers, you know.

Why are trans-

I keep asking these questions because nobody gives me a good answer.

Ah.

It's always very na, na, na, na, na, na, but never, why are trans rights-

I think it-

The Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger joined thousands of constituents for the state's largest LGBTQ gathering recently.

It was there she made an announcement about trans rights in the state that she says brought her to tears.

She revealed that in July, she successfully killed a vestige from her Republican predecessor, Glenn Youngkin, a board of health rule that had been in the works, which would have banned transgender women and girls from many women's bathrooms, locker rooms and sports teams.

The anti-equal rights measure was triggered after a trio of anti-trans activists petitioned the state to target males claiming or pretending to be females and gaining access to female-only athletic competitions and private spaces.

Danica Rome, who we have met and who is a trans woman and a state senator, celebrated the rule's takedown on Blue Sky, calling Youngkin's policy an attempt to single out and stigmatize trans constituents.

She said, Nice.

It sends a message to campaigns across the country, said Tyler Hack, who is the executive director of the Christopher Street Project, a group fighting for candidates that support trans rights.

More on that in this show.

Don't get s- don't get tricked into hating them.

The, the trans movement, the, the Patriot Front, those are all psyops.

That's to get the left and the right to keep hating each other, and they're trying to do it with the Charlie Kirk thing.

I'm not falling for it.