and anyone who doesn t want to do whatever it takes to protect the young people, really must search their soul to find out what their deepest values are. as an american that would seem as basic as you can get in terms of protection, equality, justice, my goodness. i don t see there s another side to the conversation. we ll next bring in deb jackson. the parent of 12 year-old who we heard from earlier tonight. for most of her life she was a conservative republican and in southern baptist. now an advocate for transyouth. your question. debby? we can all change. and shout out to the husband tom back home. good name. access to affordable and affirming healthcare should be the right of every person as you mentioned for transgender youth it can be especially critical
story, obviously. but they re moving along those lines. because the purpose is to keep the requester from knowing that new documents even exist. and have been withheld. then you re filing the same documents that you ve originally given a requester. then the court is at least first going to be left with the same impression they left. when do we have a chance to correct that? we corrected it as soon as we could. i don t see any other questions. thank you for getting up so early on the west coast there. so we ll move on with the rest of the panel. they advise the media complaints on all aspects of content and news gathering with a special focus on social media and online content protection. drew, thanks very much. thank you for having me. i want to give a shoutout to the audience, who would be sitting here, but for being nine months pregnant now. she worked on the case as well. a reporter for the appeal. it s the memphis publishing company versus the fbi case. and it has to