'Irreversible Medical Mutilation' — Exposing the Horrors of Trans Surgeries with Libby Emmons
In an episode jam-packed with thought crimes at every turn, Charlie is joined by two conservative, female trailblazers who built their careers by courageously spreading objective truths despite the societal consequences. First—the Editor-In-Chief of The Post Millennial, Libby Emmons, joins Charlie to share a gut-wrenching development in the transgender war on American Children. Next, the man who literally wrote the book on why College is a scam is joined by none other than a college professor, Professor of Law at UPenn, Amy Wax who validates the central thesis of Charlie's new book, "The College Scam" in a way that only a university system insider like herself can. Case in point, Dr. Wax shares the story of her own continuing struggle with the intolerance that exists within the echo chambers of "elite" Ivy League institutions. Recounting the attempt to "cancel" her that has been underway for months, she explains the so-called egregious improprieties that have caused the campus marxists to all but riot to have her removed from campus. For simply stating the truth about everything from the objective beauty of Western Culture to the unparalleled narrative of lies surrounding race and crime to biological realities such as the mere existence of women, Professor Wax has staked her claim as the last conservative inside the Ivys and it could very well cost her everything in todays climate of liberal intolerance. And as they close out their thoughtful conversation, she shares all the ways that you can learn more and support her and all the other fighters so that we may possibly reclaim our once-lauded institutions from the grips of the Radical, Angry Left.
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