Truth About Kamala Harris's Rise and Relationships, and Gender Identity Reality, with Charlie Spiering and Billboard Chris | Ep. 705
Megyn Kelly is joined by Charlie Spiering, author of "Amateur Hour," to discuss Kamala Harris’ rise to vice president, being raised by "Marxist" academics, her early relationship with Willie Brown, her evolution of political beliefs, President Biden choosing her as his running mate, why First Lady Jill Biden still holds a grudge against Harris, the truth about her relationship now with Biden, her bizarre speaking style and inability to communicate like a leader, her favorite catchphrase using "unburdened" that isn't catching on, the way she talks to people like they are kindergarteners, how she may be lying about a childhood story she's told publicly regarding her saying "fweedom," how it relates to a story Martin Luther King, Jr. had previously told, her inability to keep staff that wants to work with her, and more. Then Billboard Chris, father and activist, joins to discuss the real meaning of “gender" and how it differs from "sex," why he says it's important to say there are "no genders" and two sexes, how the left preys on our instinct to be tolerant, the long-term ramifications of “gender-affirming care” on minors, the potential connection between autism and kids who transition, how some effects of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones are not reversible, why he decided to devote his life to raising awareness about radical gender ideology and our kids, the reaction he's gotten to speaking out on the issue, and more.
Spiering: https://www.amazon.com/Amateur-Hour-Kamala-Harris-White/dp/1668046075/
Billboard Chris: https://www.billboardchris.com/
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