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Some homes in Texas have received a pamphlet on transgenderism. No one knows anything about it. Today’s show breaks it down.

“We have a two-party system, and one of them wants to trans your kids,” Crowder said. “How will [James Talarico] govern or act legislatively, when he believes there are six biological sexes, believes that God is nonbinary, and that children can and should transition? How will that person govern? Now multiply that by our institutions. That is what you will live with. That is the issue.”

Crowder added, “The problem is the blatant disregard for science.”

It is unclear if James Talarico truly believes there are more than two genders and that children should be able to transition, or if he is a lying buffoon.

“Trans people themselves know it is not true. Talarico, campaigning on that platform, knows it is not true. That, to me, is a very scary thought,” Crowder said. “The left has to campaign more moderately, as they will govern. The Right has to campaign as more conservative than they govern. Democrats go radically left.”

The pamphlet seems to have gone to households with kids. It instructs kids on how to find a safe adult, information on becoming emancipated, gender affirming care, and introductions to youth groups, such as the Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT). It also has a note that indicates that even if your family does not accept you, certain groups are ready to become your new family. However, it has been revealed that TENT did not send out the pamphlet. If you click the QR code, it takes you to a webpage that says nothing on the flyer is real, even though the network supports all of it.

“TENT supports all of these policies,” Crowder said. “This was a beautiful troll job.”

Crowder added, “It is not satire because these are just the actual talking points.”

For example, some archives show TENT guides students on how to obtain out-of-state gender care, a pronoun guide, and much more.

“This was brilliant because it was sent to households with students,” Crowder said. “