simply by taking the guns away from mass shooters before they commit mass shootings. it s not complicated. it s such an obvious solution that you had to think about why we weren t already doing that. who doesn t want to prevent mass shootings? only the gun lobby, everybody else cares about children. americans say they want red flag laws. why wouldn t they? like supporting black lives matter or fighting climate change or getting the covid shot or standing with the brave people of ukraine. red flag laws seem like one of the ideas that no decent person could possibly oppose. you want crazy people to have guns? of course you don t. who would? so naturally, you are for a red flag laws. you may soon get red flag laws across the country. what would that mean if we do? to things you should know. first, red flag laws will not end mass shootings. but red flag laws will end due process. due process is a simple concept but it s the key to everything good about america. in our system of j
you sprinkle magic pixie dust and they go from girl to boy. what you re setting them up four is lifetime infertility and surgery that will fail. tucker: we did a documentary on this as you know because you are part of it, it s the episode where putting together, we spoke with someone who went through the process of transitioning as a child. it s a pretty amazing story. here s part of the interview with her. i decided to call myself a demigirl which is one of the 40 million genders. that basically means that i m mostly a girl but i m a little bit not a girl. which is basically like what does that mean? after that i went to demiboy. after that i went to gender fluid. after that i eventually went to trans boy. but all this took like two or
so the only thing left was to start playing around with the gender stuff. i decided to call myself a demigirl, which is one of the 40 million genders. and that basically means that i am mostly a girl, but i m a little bit not a girl. which is like what is that even mean? after that i went to demiboy, and after that i want to gender fluid. after that i eventually went to trans boy. but all of this took two or three years of just going through this repetitive cycle of changing this identity and changing it again and it was just never enough. there was a lot of hopelessness for a long time. a lot of regret. the feeling of regret was intense. tucker: it is a moving interview prep is a lot more of