The city councilman has allowed them not to have a rock bottom. tucker: that s venice, california. it s a beautiful place. it was built as kind of a utopia with canals. now it s a disaster and that s true all through los angeles and yet one city council member of l.a. is trying to make it worse. more encampments for drug addicts and vagrants on the west side of the city. he wants to put homeless encampments at lax, at the airport, as well as down at the pacific palisades. this is the end of los angeles, of course, and some people understand that and they have had enough. a petition to stop this plan now has more than 19,000 signatures. john brown is the man behind it and we re happy to have him join us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. so it takes a lot, i assume you don t get petitions going as, you know, a profession, it takes a lot for someone to stand up and say i ve had it. what drove to you this place? thanks, tucker for having me on.
Female genitalia, and put a sandbag on my abdomen. my two-week stay in the hospital turned into a three-week stay because of that. so my experience was really bad. along the way i tried to do more surgeries to get the connection between my mind and my body, to eventually connect, and it never did happen. all that i read, everything that i had learned, was a lie. and i eventually transitioned back to male. tucker: so what you found, i suppose you can tell a lie because it s always too simplistic to be true so the idea that you have this turmoil inside of you, clearly you did, a lot of people do, you can solve it with, you know, genitalia removal or some extensive cosmetic surgery, how long did it take for you to
Here s a woman called grace lynn smith explain what she went through after she went to her doctor to treat her disorder. watch. she didn t really go into what my gender dysphoria might have been stemming from. we only did a few sessions. they asked me, why do you want to go on testosterone? i said being a woman just isn t working for me anymore. they said, okay. so that was that. you got your prescription for testosterone? yep. tucker: being a woman just isn t working for me anymore. here are some life altering drugs and then it kept going. within four months she was in the operating room having a double mastectomy. just four months after she started testosterone, she says she was approved for a mastectomy, what s called top surgery that she told us was traumatic. i had started to have a really disturbing sense that
Gunshots. gunshots. [gunshots] it sounds like gunshots. i don t know what this is. tucker: it s not a car backfiring. those are gunshots in george floyd square. candace owens is the host of candace and we re always grateful to have her on the air. it s great to see you tonight. what s the message of this, u.s. embassy showing the black lives matter flag? the consequence of the black lives matter movement and i cringe when people call it black lives matter protests, because it s black lives matter riots, city burned for six weeks straight following the death of george floyd, black neighborhoods were riot and it led to more black deaths. way more black americans died during the black lives matter riots than the one black american that was killed by a police officer, that allegedly started this entire spree and it makes you ask questions why, is america promoting this so much? why is america promoting black
Polarizing response and the response which i got which you alluded to more broadly, was very, very different. thousands of emails from parents and teachers and grandparents and concerned citizens from all over the country. overwhelmingly supportive, which is great but the flip side of that is, i had no idea how entrenched and how widespread this issue of critical race theory was across the country. all over. i knew it was in new york city schools. i knew it was in some california schools but i had no idea how quickly this has spread to schools, public, private, even religious schools, all over. this is an enormous problem and i think we have to fight this much harder and i appreciate that you ve been one of the very few that have been talking about this and we need that but we really need to fight this. tucker: parents need to fight it. for people not familiar with new york getting a girl into this school is like getting your kid into harvard. you re impressed that your