2:01:22 Well, if you're wondering why, you haven't been paying attention, I would say, if you don't understand why. What do you think this goes legally? I think Tennessee wins. I mean, I think any attempt to challenge it, that is within their rights. That you don't have a First Amendment right to put other people's kids on your lap and pretend you're a woman when you're a man. In that manner. That one's not in the Bill of Rights? That's not included. So you have certain expressive rights in your own home. You have certain expressive rights in certain settings. So certain adult, but for example, think about all the regulations over adult clubs. Right? The, if you can put all those regulations in for a strip club, how can you not put in those regulations when it's limited to please don't do this next to a school or in a public library?
2:02:08 I mean really, I mean you couldn't do a strip club inside of a library, couldn't do a strip club next to a school. I don't give the Democrats any ideas. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Be careful. Yeah, I mean, you know, if you want to kill the appeal of strip clubs, have a lot of these folks do it. That'll be the end of it. But the, so I mean, I think it legally, they're absolutely within their rights. They definitely have the basis to do so. The left's complaints that this is somehow discriminatory. The other aspect of this is The left is pretending this is based on medicine and science. We're seeing more and more lawsuits and more and more will be brought. I mean, I have a lot of experience representing victims of domestic violence, have done it for free for 25 plus years. And the worst offenders are in the trans community. It's the highest rate of violence, of interpartner violence, one of the highest. They're just mental disturbed individuals overwhelmingly. I mean, a man pretending to be a woman beating up a woman, yeah.
2:03:02 Yeah, exactly. I mean you have these, and especially with these kids, I mean kids are clearly just, some of them are playing games, some of them, and the rest. But when you start introducing these cultural mechanisms to these kids through the public educational system, through the public libraries, you're distorting their minds in dangerous and deceiving ways. But not only that, when you add to it medical interventions, you're ruining their lives. I mean, these people who are not, these kids who are not ready to make a decision of that sort anyway, even if you believe that such a decision could or should be made medically or religiously or any other reason, they're
2:03:37 They're not ready at 12 years old, 13 years old, 14 years to start changing their body, to start changing their body permanently. The lawsuits are gonna be long and coming for a while over that. We're already starting to see it happen. And so that's why this is not about discriminating against a vulnerable group. This is about protecting a vulnerable group from the predators who would like to prey upon them. What would happen if I set up a tattoo parlor for minors? And people were coming in under the age of 18, I think that's probably the legal age in all states, maybe most states. And I was setting up a tattoo parlor for minors and it turned out, the minors, you know, high school kids, whatever, found out, hey, go to this tattoo parlor, they'll give you a tattoo, doesn't matter if you're under 18. What would happen to me?
2:04:20 Oh yeah, you'd go to jail. I mean, so in all the... We have all these restrictions. I mean, you can't even get earrings at certain levels. You can't even do piercings at certain ages. So, I mean, we have all these restrictions of all kinds of what you can drink, what you can eat at different times, etc. And the idea of how you just put some mark on your body that can actually these days be taken away, not... Too terribly, but I might attest to that somewhat differently. You got a little experience there. Yeah, exactly, exactly. It seemed like a good idea at the time I was in Bora Bora, so I have a plausible explanation. But the idea that you can do this to little kids and that you somehow have a right to do so, and that somehow you're protecting the vulnerable by doing so is just multiple levels of insanity.
2:05:04 I wish I had like a team of cartoonists or something because you could do like a little short cartoon or a movie or something and two, two businesses pop up at the same time. One of them is a tattoo parlor for minors. One of them is a gender transition surgery for minors and one of them gets shut down. Which one do you think it is? And one of them gets government grants. I mean, I mean, I mean, that's how it gets promoted. it on mainstream news. Absolutely. One of them gets a paraded as some as an organization that's helping children. I mean, when it's hurting children by any objective definition, irreversible completely. And it's the sign usually, as other people pointed out of the decline of society. If you want to look at the societies and civilizations that have collapsed over time, one of the signs is the acceptance of various forms of sexual deviancy.
2:05:48 of just, once it gets too loose, too liberal, too without meaning, too without limits, the net effect of it is that that's a sign that society itself is crumbling. And that's what this is. So to preserve our society, not only protect children, Tennessee's laws and laws like it need to be everywhere. And that's why, I mean, Texas needs to get on board with this. A bunch of states that have been a little bit slow to act need to get on board with this. Just as they got on board with prohibiting vaccine mandates. Just as they got on board with election law reform, they need to get on board with protecting our children from, I mean, how many cases have you seen, read and heard about of these tranny, the library school drag queens that end up arrested for issues like- Or prior arrests. Or have prior records.
