and 70s discovering and admitting the transgender status. you would see women in the 70s saying now that the stigma is gone i can announce i m transgender. we are not seeing that all, among the same population that falls for every social contagion and is subjected to the most peer influence with teenage girls and this week even in the new york times they acknowledged it. tucker: your perspective on this makes you particularly dangerous to people pushing this, you re clearly motivated by your concern for the young people who are being caught up in this. what s the response when you reasonably and rationally lay this out to people on the other side? i ve gotten quite a bit of hate, but nobody nobody lies about this in the media participated in nonstop whitewashing of this issue and serve all that happened to children is this as long as they have good parents who love them,
los angeles and many other cities, that s not happening. that s why criminals openly support. watch. i told you last time. trying to reelect somebody else. it ll leap your life up with withoutparole. tucker: yeah. that s one tape we can play as we often do, a video in our cities. so people who are favored by the regime can do whatever they want. vote the right way, commit whatever crimes you want. baltimore will happen. at mass killings on an ongoing basis for decades and nobody will say a word. but if you re disfavored by the regime, no punishment to strong or infraction too small.
safeguards. they just rushed her through the transition which she now regrets. the number of young people who regret their medical transitions is exploding in this country. when i first wrote my book, there were 7,000 members of the online group sub grouted avoided 2d transition errors, people who regret at the transition went back. that book went up 400%. young people are coming out and regretting this and given no safeguards by the adults who are supposed to know better. tucker: someone should let them speak. the documentary comes out next month in july. we are proud to do it and abigail plays a big role. great to see you tonight and thank you so much. january 6th cracking down the political opponents, the fbi arrested a republican candidate for governor in michigan. apparently the lead republican in the race. he was at the capitol on januar. what a coincidence.
timing of this. it s right aligning with his political theater that the democrats are pushing. there is no coincidence here. at some of the polls are showing i m winning. the support has been tremendous and we have seen new polls now where my lead has grown substantially. i take that as a sign of gratitude to my supporters or all of the things that they have stepped up and helped with. just a reason for me to work twice as hard and get my message out there so i can serve the great people of michigan as our next governor. tucker: so you re running. bold. yes, sir. tucker: amen. ryan kelly. we re moving forward and we intend to win. we still there? tucker: yep. i appreciate it, think he appeared we intend to win on 2nd of august and again in november making gretchen whitmer and the one term governor. tucker: will be watching, thank you. inflation is so high that people in rural areas can t afford to
the second district of maine, the primaries coming up tomorrow. thank you so much for coming on tonight. you re not a lawyer, you re an engineer who worked as a registered main guide and homeschool their children for 12 years. that s not the back right of most members of congress. why are you running? that s exactly why i m running. we need to bring a new perspective down to d.c. they are looking for someone who they can identify with who understand the struggles that they go through on a daily basis. whether it s filling up the gas tanks, oil tanks, their children in school, medical freedom, having to choose between their livelihoods and their health. they need to but he who will fight for them and uphold their constitutional rights and be a voice in d.c. that they do not have right now. tucker: it s not a convenience store. our people in your town talking