Topic: Miriam Grossman

Joe Biden is criticized for the U.S. credit downgrade and for printing over 60% of the current currency supply, which Jones claims has caused warp-speed inflation. The segment previews upcoming interviews with child psychiatrist Dr. Miriam Grossman regarding her book "Lost in Transnation" and legal analyst Robert Barnes. Jones notes that mainstream media has removed comment sections to hide widespread anti-globalist sentiment.

Dr. Miriam Grossman, a child psychiatrist, provides testimony to a House subcommittee regarding "gender-affirming care." She argues that sex is established at conception and criticizes the use of puberty blockers and hormones in minors, citing policy reversals in Finland, Sweden, and the UK due to lack of evidence and potential harm. Grossman characterizes the current medical approach as a "perilous experiment" lacking long-term benefits.

Dr. Miriam Grossman joins the show to discuss her book, "Lost in Transnation," comparing the current transgender medical movement to the historical lobotomy scandal. She cites the case of Rosemary Kennedy to illustrate how "medical consensus" can lead to atrocities. Grossman warns parents that pediatricians and schools are pushing a belief system that prioritizes feelings over physical reality, often leading to irreversible surgeries.

Dr. Grossman discusses how schools use "social affirmation"—changing a child's name and pronouns without parental consent—to subvert parental rights. She argues that this process denies biological reality and emotionally manipulates children into believing their parents are abusive if they don't comply. Jones likens the movement to "mind control" and "cult programming" funded by Big Pharma and political interests.

Dr. Grossman reports that "bogus books" have appeared on Amazon to divert readers from her work and that Barnes & Noble has made it difficult to order her book. She highlights the hypocrisy of Rachel Levine, who transitioned after having children but now promotes treatments that sterilize youth. Grossman challenges Levine to a public debate, asserting that confused children need psychotherapy and "the outdoors" rather than pharmaceutical intervention.

Dr. Grossman shares "good news" regarding policy reversals in the UK, Sweden, Finland, and Norway, where medical interventions for minors are being restricted. She mentions a Wall Street Journal letter signed by 21 experts from nine countries questioning U.S. medical practices. Jones concludes the interview by praising Grossman's "backbone" and encouraging listeners to support her work to protect the future of children.

Dr. McCullough links the "gender crisis" to Klaus Schwab's "Fourth Industrial Revolution" and the goal of transhumanism. He recommends Dr. Miriam Grossman's book "Lost in Transnation" to help parents protect children from gender ideology in schools. The segment also notes that the Muslim community in Dearborn, Michigan, successfully organized to remove pornographic books from local schools, framed as a model for resisting the "sexualization" of children.