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Undercover Mom Exposes Trans Agenda in Our Schools - Blood Money Episode 84

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	Blood Money Episode 84 Undercover Mom Exposes Trans Agenda In Our Schools We have a mind-blowing episode of Blood Money where we interview a mom who went undercover to witness what is called a brave space training, where they teach teachers how to sexualize children.
	And she exposes how she witnessed teachers being instructed to break laws in service of the LGBTQ agenda.
	Don't miss this unforgettable episode of Blood Money.
	All right, welcome to this latest episode of Blood Money.
	Today we have a very special episode with a lady by the name of Brooke Westlake who went undercover in our school.
	She's a concerned mom that has had enough of the nonsense and she decided I'm gonna go undercover and see what they're teaching our kids, see what they're teaching the teachers to teach our kids and she's gonna tell us all about that expose in a second.
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	So on that note, let's bring Brooke Westlake in for her interview on Blood Money.
	Brooke, how you doing?
	Good. How are you, Vim?
	Thank you. Good, good.
	Thank you. It's amazing having you on here.
	I mean, you've been on quite an adventure.
	But before we dive into your adventure, your undercover adventures, let's talk a little bit about your background and who you are, what you've been up to, you know, for the last couple of decades and bring us up to speed here.
	I would love to.
	So I had a 20-year background in healthcare.
	I went back to school later in life when I was pregnant with my second child, got a master's in criminal justice.
	So I'm a first-generation college graduate.
	I have three degrees, including an associate's, bachelor's, and master's, all within criminal justice.
	And I have my own companies now.
	I work in the cannabis industry.
	I have a business that supports women.
	It's an event company.
	So we are all about women who are in this space.
	So my actual companies don't actually touch the plant.
	And then I have another one that's in e-commerce.
	So we have merchandise and pretty much like girly, like I'm a girly girl.
	So red and glitter and things that they weren't catering to.
	Um, but I'm a mom too.
	So, uh, a lot has been happening.
	I have two young boys, uh, 12, my 12 year old is going to be 13 on Friday.
	And then I have a four year old son and it's been a lot to process what's been going on in the schools.
	And he started middle school last year.
	He's in seventh grade right now, getting ready to finish seventh and go to eighth.
	And I think that, you know, honestly, when he started middle school, I don't know that I gave him the right advice.
	I told him, just keep your head down, get it done, get in and get out.
	And things were just starting to happen over a period of time.
	And finally, I just had enough.
	When you say things were starting to happen, could you elaborate?
	One of the things I cannot, because it's a legal thing, but what I can say...
	Yeah, but you have an ongoing case on that topic?
	Okay, got it. Yeah, but what I can say is that what it led me to see and uncover was that there was these policies in place, a gender policy 5161, and in that specific policy, there is language that says, If Grant, if my son, didn't want to be, if he wanted to be a girl, I wouldn't have a right to know.
	And I was very concerned about this because I'm very a hands-on parent, and I think what's being misled in the media today is that they keep saying parents aren't involved with their children, and that couldn't be further from the truth.
	I'm very involved with my kids, and I constantly ask him what's going on at school.
	With students in class, I ask his friends what's going on at their schools.
	Like, I want to know, you know, I want to know what's going on.
	And we then started uncovering, like, all of these things that were happening.
	And one of the things that came up, what we're going to talk about today is the Brave Space training that I went undercover to actually hear and see what they're talking about when it comes to this Brave Space training.
	Those colors, as you see right there, they are for the LGBTQ community.
	They designed this poster.
	They admitted this in the documentation of their presentation that this poster was designed in the LGBTQ colors along with the transgender flag at the top.
	You know, it's interesting because it's illegal to have other flags in classes.
	So how is this allowed and why is this being allowed?
	And we're having a lot of these discussions from other states that are passing these laws on minors.
	And it's alarming because the LGBTQ community that is for this trans agenda has really been pushing it and saying that, you know, parents are harming their children by not letting them have The puberty blockers and whatnot, what we're discovering is that's not the case.
	These things are irreversible.
	And so the states that have put these laws in place for 18 plus have done absolutely the right thing.
	It should be a decision that is made when somebody is older.
	In fact, 18, really, the number should be when they're 25 or older.
	You've got children who are now...
	De-transitioning, they realized they were just having a moment.
	And so here's the thing I like to say.
	My mom and I talked about this.
	I called her one day and said, you know, mom, look, I was a tomboy, but I was, you know, in dresses making mud pies and I was a swimmer and I used to beat all the boys.
	What would you come home?
	What would you do if I came home and said I wanted to be a boy?
	And she said, I've never, you know, we've never had these conversations.
	What's happening is just unreal.
	And so my son has been fed up with what's been going on in the schools.
	So your son actually reported to you that, hey, they're sticking this down my throat.
	I'm tired of it? Yes.
	So the legal thing that happened is that something did come up legally, and I went in to the school and said, ask the question of what happened in the classroom if that was legal.
	And the vice principal said, no, no, no, no.
	We'll talk to the teacher. You know, she's it's new that she just wanted to make everybody feel included.
	And then I got very upset and I said, you know, what she did was not to make everybody feel included.
	She was including her sexuality upon the children and the children don't need to know what this person chooses to do when they're in their adult life.
	Period. End of story.
	The kids need to be there to learn.
	And that's what I was uncovering is that going through the Brave Space training, part of the thing that got brought up is one of the trainers said, you guys should be so proud of yourselves for memorizing all these pronouns and these different names that the students want to go by because we know that legally you can't change it in Infinite Campus, which is the parent portal of where you register your child and everything.
	I thought to myself, that's got to be the craziest thing.
	If you spent all that energy actually teaching and instead of memorizing names that him, her, there, not to mention, it's crazy.
	Why do we need all these other pronouns?
	You know, I watched a Matt Walsh video and he said, if you expect us all to jump along, that it's like saying that everybody needs to call me beautiful and that I have brains.
	Those are my pronouns and now you need to respect that.
	And this is what's been happening is that they are pushing this on the children.
	They're asking them constantly.
	They're not getting the parents involved.
	They're secret keeping. It's a push on their own agenda of this LGBTQ community.
	And it's kindergarten through 12th grade.
	So that's even more concerning because now with these placards, so when these teachers go through this training, which is optional, if they decide to go and become a brave space teacher, they get to hang up this placard that's got all the LGBTQ colors on it.
	Your child can then go K through 12 and ask them sexual questions.
	Like, for example, I had a girlfriend that said to me, The kids are getting so confused at school.
	She said, this young child came home to her mother crying.
	She's seven years old. And she said, I'm a lesbian.
	She starts crying. And the mom goes, why do you think that?
	And she goes, because I love my best friend and I hug her every day.
	And the mother goes, that's not what a lesbian is.
	So you really have to ask, like, what's the intention here?
	What's the motivation? This is like blatant child abuse.
	I mean, there's child abuse laws in the books, right?
	Talking to children about sex, confusing them, brainwashing, manipulating them.
	I mean, there's laws in the books that say that is child abuse.
	Well, so there's laws in the books about talking to a minor, like there's NRS statutes in Nevada that sexual conversations of consent, it's either age 14 or 16, you can't even have conversations about sex and consent.
	So why are we having these conversations at You know, kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade.
	Yes, there's a point that when they become teenagers, 15, 16, 17, having the birds and the bees kind of discussions needs to happen, but it's too much for them to process.
	Their brains are still developing, and it's very confusing for them, and that's why we're also seeing the alarming rates are that women, young girls, are being more affected by this.
	Like, it jumped up by, like, 4,000% of Girls identifying as being a transgender.
	And then you're seeing alarming rates of them detransitioning because maybe they were just a little bit of a tomboy.
	You know, maybe they had a little bit more masculine energy and then they realize, oh, I'm not a transgender.
	I'm actually a straight girl.
	Who likes going through puberty?
	Let's be honest here. Let's break that part down.
	It's the most vulnerable time of a child's development and a time when you don't want to add all these extra outside pressures, but that seems to be the perfect time for them to attack these kids.
	Well, and if you think about education in general, I mean, my mom can attest to this.
	I love school. You know, my mother was a single mom and so school was a place where I connected with not only the students but the teachers.
	And teachers do have a very big impact on children.
	And so we have to also ask ourselves this question.
	Parents need to start asking their children questions if they're not asking them questions about what's going on in the classroom.
	It's not appropriate for these teachers to go through this training.
	No child is gay at seven, eight, nine.
	I mean, if we're going to let children pick out their gender or what they identify with at seven years old, well, then why don't we have them running the country?
	We'd all be billionaire gamers at this point.
	I mean, it's ludicrous to think that a child can make such an important decision When they're so young, they have so much developmental stuff that they're going through.
	But teachers are, if you think about it, it's the perfect setup because teachers are very trusted with most students.
	There's that real good connection, but it's a setup in two ways.
	You're really setting up the really, really bad teachers.
	This is a perfect opportunity for bad teachers to take advantage of young students to sexualize them.
	And then you're setting up really good teachers.
	Who morally don't agree with this and they have cause for concern.
	And I heard one of those teachers say that.
	One of the librarians, she was very much on the fence both ways.
	She said, I have concerns.
	Like, what if a parent doesn't know and they come to me and they're upset?
	Who's going to protect me?
	So it puts these teachers, I think, actually in an even weirder position, especially the good ones.
	But it gives Pandora's box to the bad ones.
	It opens it up.
	You know, of, oh, we keep this secret.
	That's where trouble starts.
	When you are asking children to keep secrets, that is bad all the way around.
	Keeping secrets, they're teaching them to keep secrets from their parents, basically.
	They're teaching them that if you have a family at home that you don't think would agree with you being trans or bi or gay or non-binary, I mean, the labels, let's go, let's be realistic.
	The labels are ridiculous, first of all.
	So it was never a point of concern in training day one or training day two.
	It was brought up towards the very end of training on day one.
	Oh, maybe you should get the parents involved.
	Are you kidding me? So it was like after they gave all these instructions on keeping the parents out, then as almost like a footnote, they're saying you should maybe get the parents involved.
	On day one, the training was on civil rights, so it was more like all the technicality of the different Title VII, Title IX, Title, I think, 10 as well.
	And when she got towards the Taylor Inn, she was giving some examples of things that have been coming up.
	Here was the example she gave.
	We're getting a lot of phone calls on And I find this kind of hard to believe.
	I think it's actually the opposite way around.
	But she said, we're getting phone calls on females who are trans and want to be a boy.
	And they want to go on an overnight field trip with...
	All these, like a team or other boys, and they want to stay with the boys.
	And so it gets real tricky on how to get around that.
	And so, you know, you should reach out and make sure everybody's on the same page, but know you've got to have confidentiality with the child if the child's parents don't know.
	But it becomes this very sticky situation.
	I'm thinking there's 20 different ways how this is illegal, first of all, of a female being roomed with boys.
	But then here's the thing.
	If we look at what's happening in the sports, women aren't driving over in numbers to male sports.
	It's the opposite. The men We're driving over in massive numbers into women's sports.
	So I have to question that example that she provided that she said they were getting a lot of phone calls on.
	But it was at the very tailored in, you know, it's a great idea to get the parents involved.
	We're talking 16 pages of transcript that I was dictating out.
	And it was towards the very end.
	The statement was, we should get the parents involved.
	No, that statement needs to be in the very front of the training.
	Yeah. I mean, in a way, it's like taking the rights away from, it's not in a way, but it's definitely taking away the rights from the parents, establishing a rift between child and parent, the child being aware that, you know what, my parents aren't in charge.
	I could go to his teacher and have this whole secret lifestyle.
	I mean, even that is a temptation for somebody going through puberty, even if they're not going through those feelings and emotions.
	Yeah. Because while you're going through puberty, your parents suck.
	Everybody, you know, the rest of the world is cool.
	And it's almost like a strategic attack at that point in time when they are already prone to rebellion.
	It's the perfect grooming opportunity because you're right.
	Parents are not cool at that point.
	I mean, a year and a half ago, I'm still really cool with my son, but he's going to be 13.
	I'm not going to be cool come a year or two from now, right?
	He's got girls asking him on dates and little things.
	You know, it's that very, you know, like you mentioned, it's that very in-between time frame of what is happening, and they're changing, and their bodies are developing, and it's uncomfortable for everybody.
	And this is what I tell my son.
	I say, nobody ever wants to go back to puberty.
	It's the worst time of your entire life.
	But then once you're through it, and then you get to start making decisions, and you turn 18, you get to start picking out the life that you want, you know?
	But it's the perfect opportunity.
	You know what's interesting too is that like you know we're talking about rebellion in this vulnerable time I mean growing up I just remember at that period in time the kids that were rebellious would be listening to like Robert Smith from The Cure you know doing like David Bowie type Ziggy Stardust makeup right uh you know you had Hesher's you had the cool kids and all that stuff right and so At that time, you're searching for an identity, whatever it is.
	And at that time, my identity was I was like a Hesher kid, right?
	Am I a Hesher today?
	So you take on these identities when you're a kid that when you're older, you look at and you go, I mean, that was kind of like cheesy, kind of loser thing to do.
	But I was not a confident...
	You know, kid growing up, I didn't have the confidence you do when you become like a grown man.
	It just strikes me as the perfect time.
	It's almost like that kid rebelling and saying, I'm going to listen to Black Sabbath, Mom, and I'm going to wear this Black Sabbath shirt because I know you hate Black Sabbath.
	I mean, it's a vulnerable time.
	And they're also making it a very popular thing to do.
	It's okay. Be gender fluid.
	Be non-binary. You can pick your gender.
	No, you can't. And that's the other, that's the huger discrepancy that's coming into place is that they're playing off the whole idea of children, the counselors.
	If the kids go to these counselors, they're affirming, oh, you're, oh, you feel like you're a boy.
	You're a boy. It's, it's, So scary.
	It's like originally my feeling was, oh, the kids should be going to the counselors, but they're training the counselors.
	There were a ton more counselors in the training on the second day of when they were talking about all the LGBTQ stuff.
	There was way more counselors in there.
	But the hormones, what they're not saying is the hormones are irreversible.
	Now they're discovering spinal issues on girls.
	And a young boy last week died, an 18-year-old young man died in surgery.
	He wanted to become a female because he didn't have enough tissue, because his body had not developed.
	And so... Why are we teaching these things when these kids can't even read?
	They can't do math. They can't write.
	They don't know what the constitution is.
	Why are we so hyper-focused on sexuality?
	They have their whole life to worry about all that.
	Why are we so hyper-focused on slapping a label on them?
	And my son has said, you know, it's the cool thing.
	Like, if you're part of that, it's the cool thing.
	And if you're not part of it or if you leave the group, you are treated very poorly as well.
	And so you have to question that, too.
	But you also have to question, what are these teachers' motives when they're going in for these trainings and they're saying, oh...
	I want inclusion.
	No, it's for one group of people.
	That's not being inclusive to everybody.
	Should my son have access to carry a straight flag with him to school because he doesn't agree with that?
	Or is he going to get in trouble for that?
	Because I guarantee if he did that, he'd get in trouble for it.
	And you just have to ask these questions and have these conversations with your children.
	And the thing that I tell my son all the time, kids are mean.
	They say mean things.
	You know, it's one of those times when you're growing and developing.
	And I guess, guess what?
	When you're 18, half those children, you'll never see them again.
	But always try to be kind.
	Do the right thing.
	Stand up and speak up for yourself.
	And you don't have to agree with what other people are telling you.
	And we have open conversations.
	But again, I'm a hands-on parent.
	And we need more parents like me to stand up.
	What I discovered is when I was going through this process and I put a petition together regarding this gender policy because it flat out says...
	Parents don't have a right to know if my son wanted to be a girl.
	And I put this petition together and I filed it in a group of a parental group that is also frustrated with the school district.
	Parents were writing in and they were saying, I'm okay with this.
	It's saving lives. It's saving lives.
	You know what I have to say about that?
	Because I gave a presentation on stage.
	I said, you're okay with it until it's your kid.
	When your child comes home and you find out that they were getting puberty blockers from a resource place that the counselors knew that they could go to.
	When you find out they were wearing a breast binder because young women are...
	I think a bigger time struggling going through puberty.
	You've got a period, you're growing breasts, your whole body, hormones, raging.
	I think that there's a little bit more complexity for women, especially with the period thing.
	And so you're okay with it until it's your child.
	Was there an abundance of parents writing letters saying they're okay with this?
	There was a ton of parents writing in on this Facebook group.
	Some were kind of mean to me.
	And I was like, you know what?
	I'm going to stand for what I know is right.
	Some were like, well, you know, you have a right to feel that way.
	Then the argument was like not, you know, parents aren't supportive of their child if they're gay or trans.
	I'll tell you right now, a parent Should be involved, number one.
	I'm involved with my kid.
	And a mother always knows.
	I know who my sons are in their core.
	And I wouldn't love them any differently.
	But at the end of the day, you can't assume that everybody doesn't have a parent that cares.
	And that's the language they keep throwing out.
	Or if you don't agree, you're transphobic.
	If you don't agree, you're a bigot.
	If you don't agree, no.
	I just don't agree.
	It shouldn't be 18 and under.
	Leave the children out of it.
	I mean, the one thing that strikes me about all this, it seems like another pharmaceutical conspiracy because I'm seeing, like, the COVID-19 vaccine.
	You have morons, absolute morons, still out there defending this COVID-19 vaccine when there's literally a pile of this much evidence, right, that says that this COVID-19 vaccine is dangerous, okay?
	And the issue with the COVID-19 vaccine was they never tested it.
	Usually the vaccines they test for 15, 20 years And then you know the vaccine's safe.
	If we had Operation Warp Speed, all of a sudden this vaccine was thrown upon us.
	But again, we were told it's safe and effective, safe and effective, and it wasn't.
	What you're telling me right now is these individuals that are getting these surgeries, you know Hormone blockers are growing up a lot of them to regret it a lot and we hear stories all the time They become suicidal They become drug addicts because they realize that they've taken a horrible path forward now We interviewed a lady from gays against groomers and what she was saying is that first of all This is very anti gay because if a child before they're of age is put on hormone blockers and is transitioning
	They're not given the choice when they become adults to choose what they want to become.
	That they might have decided, I want to be a gay female or I want to be a gay male.
	Whatever it is, you're taking the choice away from them.
	And she started talking about how that's going to open the door to a lot of lawsuits, children suing their parents, children suing the schools, children suing doctors that brainwashed them into all this stuff.
	But It just seems like the same sort of thing where you have, like those individuals on Facebook, people grossly brainwash.
	They're not talking about the science.
	They're talking about the brainwashing that they heard from TV and all these, frankly, schmuck celebrities that literally are the ones that are, you know, they're the ones pushing the COVID-19 vaccine on us.
	They're the ones that are saying, oh, if you're not, like, going by the LGBTQ agenda, you're a transphobe and you're this and that, right?
	Right. Again, there's no science in that.
	Like, it's all emotion.
	It's all agenda. It's all propaganda.
	But when you look into the science, you realize that both of these avenues are a disaster.
	So, the brainwashing.
	I mean, it comes down to brainwashing and propaganda.
	And facts don't care about feelings.
	So let's back up, because you bring up a really good point about the COVID vaccines.
	Sweden did one of the longest studies.
	If we are smart as a culture, if we're smart as Americans, if we're smart as parents, if we're smart to really dissect this, if we really want to get technical, we should look at Sweden.
	They did a 30-year study I have a question about that, by the way.
	Was Sweden the first country that started these transitions, right?
	Yes, they have paved the way, right?
	So they honed in and they were like, okay, all in.
	They did 30 years of study.
	They just came out and they said, we no longer endorse the puberty blockers, the surgeries, none of it.
	They said, no, no more, no more, no more.
	Why? Because people live with regrets.
	So let's bring up this as an example.
	I'm a female, you're a male.
	Do you know that no doctor will let you have a vasectomy until you're 40, 45?
	If you have not had children, no doctor is going to put their license on the line to sign off to make you sterile.
	And the same goes for me.
	I wasn't allowed to go in until I was 40.
	But why would you let a child make a decision about removing their breasts and their genitalia when they haven't grown, they haven't developed?
	And that was one of the things that I want to call out Planned Parenthood.
	One of the things was a girl wrote in, she's 13, and said, I don't want to have kids.
	Well, they wrote, you know, at 13, that's a very hard decision to think about, right?
	Concept, having a baby, you're 13.
	You'll probably change your mind.
	You got to go through life a little bit and then you can get sterile when you're 30.
	So why would you then tell children that they can pick out if they want to be a boy or a girl?
	And the puberty blockers, too, not only is it non-reversible, but development for boys, their testicles don't drop, their penis stops growing.
	For women, it makes them sterile.
	For boys, it can make them sterile.
	So you're literally killing out your sexual organs, your reproductive organs that you don't even know what they can do or function.
	And you haven't made that decision.
	You know, women have been having children much later in life.
	I had my second one at 37 years old.
	That's considered a lot later in life.
	That was not on my agenda in my 20s, but I wasn't thinking about getting sterile either.
	I was still on the, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
	Well why would I be picking out if I wanted to have a penis when I was 12 years old and then all of a sudden look I hit 35 maybe I married the love of my life and I'm ready to have kids and now I can't.
	So why are we selling that to children that you can pick out unicorns and rainbows When the long-term effects are what you said, let's go back to what you said.
	We will see mass lawsuits.
	You mark my words 10 years from now against the hormone companies, the doctors doing the surgeries, the educators who were pushing this agenda on children because children can't consent to those kinds of things.
	Their brains are still developing.
	So lawsuits are coming.
	This whole agenda, it's like a runaway train that's going to freaking implode on itself like the whole COVID vaccines.
	And we are literally in the middle of it right now.
	And parents have got to stand up and say something and do something.
	And that has been a very frustrating point.
	They're afraid. They don't want to be labeled that they're trans.
	Because that's what the far left community is penalizing.
	Anybody who stands up and says, I don't agree with you, then they're name calling and they're mean and they're nasty.
	And it's like, there's really no need for that.
	But here's the deal. You did not see parents beating down the doors asking for these things.
	Here's what happened. They did these policies behind the parents' backs.
	Big time. By the way, we did an episode with Chris Skye, and I just referenced this because of what you just said, where he was talking about how literally in his...
	He's from Canada. He's talking about in his province.
	They literally said that these things are dangerous to kids, and lo and behold, one of the school administrators secretly injected these books and this agenda with...
	Blatantly breaking the law, going against what the government itself was saying because she had an agenda.
	I think there's a bigger agenda here, and I've had a lot of conversations with other people.
	I think the bigger agenda here, just like with the COVID vaccines, is that if we can get children so confused, they don't know how to read, they don't know how to write, they can't do their math, they don't know what gender they want, and they're so confused with gender dysmorphia, which is in the DSM-5.
	It's a psychological disorder.
	You don't cut off healthy tissue to fix a psychological disorder.
	It's just so backwards at this point.
	And we have to really, as parents, we have to start standing up and speaking together and saying, this is not okay.
	Whatever your agenda is, it's not okay.
	Here's what we're seeing. We are seeing parents like myself, we're seeing other parents online go down to school boards and say, take these books out, these sexual books.
	Knock off these programs and the secret keeping and why is there a boy showering in with the girls?
	And you're seeing the women's rights especially.
	So not only am I here fighting for my children, but my rights as a woman are also just being diminished genocidally, like trying to remove a transgender man as a woman.
	No, you're not.
	You want to be trans?
	The word is transvestite, transvestite is the correct word, transvestism, autogophilia.
	Those are all the fetishes and the terms that are in the psychological book of the DSM-5 of what these things actually are.
	No, you're not a woman. You're never going to have a period, ovaries, baby, breastfeeding, miscarriage, none of those things.
	You can dress and be whoever you want as an adult, but you will not be who I am in my DNA of being a full woman.
	And I will never be a man.
	But at the end of the day, leave the children out of this.
	The children belong to their families.
	The children, like my boys, belong to me.
	They don't belong to the schools.
	They don't belong to the teachers to make these decisions.
	And that's where I come in and I've had enough.
	Could we talk about like we're talking about how a lot of these kids that choose to go down this path secretly become infertile.
	We talked about how years later, a lot of them are regretting leads to horrible psychological emotional issues.
	We're talking prior to this interview about sex, about sex, never feeling like sex.
	Tell us a little bit about that.
	Tell us a little bit about how, you know, essentially these children that are, you know, transition at such a young age will never really feel sex the way everybody else feels sex.
	That is a natural man or woman.
	That is, you know what, we did touch on this, and the important part about that is the puberty blockers, right?
	So if you go back to the puberty blockers and the men wanting to become a woman, they start the puberty blockers at a young age, their penis will not ever fully grow into the penis that it was meant to be for that body when they fully develop.
	Their testicles will never drop, and they will have a non-functioning penis, right?
	So how are they ever going to experience the pleasure?
	How do they know if they will enjoy having sex as a male or the use of their appendage if they've never even used it to begin with?
	How would you know it's something that you don't like?
	Sex in general is something so hard to even describe to a young mind.
	It's one of those things that when you're a grown up and you're a human, everybody gets it.
	You've had your experiences.
	When you're a kid, it's just like I've told Grant.
	I've told my son, sex is such an intimate thing with another human being.
	It is a very intimate thing with another human that you are sharing with that person.
	It's a very special thing.
	And for women, if you're going through taking the hormone blockers, from one of the researchers that I was looking into is like, they'll never have orgasms like they can when they're older.
	They don't even know.
	I mean, they're literally destructing They're sexual organs for something you get to enjoy in adulthood.
	And for an identity to identify as something.
	You know, I identify as a billionaire.
	Does that mean I am one? No.
	What I identify as, I have a master's degree.
	I have a master's.
	I don't identify with it.
	I have it. And we have to stop selling these labels of what these kids should identify as.
	You know, it's like when, let's say, for example, some people have had COVID, right?
	When you had COVID, you can't taste food.
	Imagine you can't taste food for the rest of your life, or you have a muted food taste because you did something with your taste buds, you know, because they told you, a bunch of people out there were like, yeah, if you do this with your taste buds, it's going to be great.
	And then you do it and you can't taste food.
	I mean, even that sounds like Like a complete disability to go through with your life, much less not feeling sex the way you're supposed to feel sex.
	I mean, that will cause oppression.
	It's going to cause mental illness.
	There's no release there. I mean, we all know the importance of sex, the release, you know, and not having that ever because your parents made a decision for you before you're old enough to make that decision for yourself.
	Yep. And going back to the parents too, the ones that go along with this, the ones that go along with a doctor telling them, would you rather have a dead daughter or an alive son, that they'll commit suicide.
	First of all, children in general, teenagers and elderly have always statistically had high suicide rates.
	Period. End of story.
	So you're not selling us anything that we didn't know.
	Teenagers, like we've talked about, the transition is already difficult.
	You don't know what type, what group you belong in and all the things.
	And so you're not selling us anything that we don't already know.
	But to sit there and to say that, those...
	Young kids, those young adults, when they become actual adults, they will sue their parents when they are like, hey, I am really a guy.
	And then the parents are like, I was just going along.
	I mean, if someone tells you to feed poison to your child, are you going to feed poison to your child?
	Well, we've seen from the COVID-19 situation that, yeah, unfortunately, yeah.
	I mean, people will listen to what the TV's telling them as opposed to doing their own research, which you'd think that's what somebody would do when they're about to inject somebody with something that is irreversible.
	Right, right. And with the COVID vaccines, I mean, that was another thing.
	I have a case at the Supreme Court because my ex and I had agreed not to vaccinate our kids.
	And then, shockingly, I got slapped with a court motion that he wanted to vaccinate them, and we went to court.
	And the lower courts, guess what they were doing?
	They were going on recommendations to vaccinate children.
	And I said, the hell you're going to vaccinate my kids?
	We are going to the Supreme Court.
	You are not vaccinating my children.
	They are healthy young boys.
	We have no idea what the test data shows.
	Kids in general weren't even getting sick.
	Kids have the most germs.
	That's what I kept saying to my mom.
	You know the daycares kids always have colds and snotty noses and all this.
	I said why aren't the kids getting sick?
	I kept saying this doesn't make sense to me.
	The kids should be getting sick in huge numbers and they weren't getting sick.
	And so, yes, again, it's watching the bad information.
	And now I tend to wonder how people feel now that they know it came out of a lab.
	How are they feeling about why?
	Doesn't it not alarm you that they keep telling you to go get another shot, another booster, another, another, another?
	And by the way, that feeds into the overall topic here.
	It's like everybody that's a doctor in the know, the frontline doctors, say this is a population control agenda.
	When you're talking about making kids infertile, it seems like it's a part of the same population control agenda.
	To really like... If you look at all the big picture, you know, the 84 episodes we've done on blood money, it seems like the agenda is really to collapse society.
	I mean, there's no other way to look at it when you look at the factors, what they're doing between, you know, the dangerous COVID-19 vaccines telling us about 15-minute cities trying to, you know, make kids infertile.
	Seems like it's a part of the same agenda.
	I think it is too. And that's what I've had expressed to my family.
	I've said, I see a bigger picture.
	It's not just the attack on children.
	I see it very bigger, the bigger picture of them not being able to work, not being able to hold jobs.
	They're too mentally disturbed at that point.
	They don't have genitalia that works.
	They don't know what gender they want to identify with that day.
	That would make it hard for any human to exist.
	And have any kind of life that they loved when they became adults.
	If they are so confused mentally about being a boy or a girl and then they have parts that don't work.
	I mean, it's pretty upsetting.
	I think the day that upset me the most was on day two of training is when I heard a lot more because that's when they really dissected the LGBTQ stuff.
	And one of the things that came out of that was they flat out said on Like, I was writing this out, and here's what I want to tell people that are listening.
	They flat out said, oh, there are the pride flags being hung up in classrooms.
	First of all, that's illegal.
	If you find out that there's a pride flag hung up in a school, you march your happy little self down there, you go talk to administration, and you say, get it out of that classroom.
	That is not constitutionally legal, and they'll be forced to take it down.
	But you've got to speak up, and you've You've got to do, you have to be there and be diligent.
	The other thing is, is that these teachers, here's a great example.
	This is horrifying.
	These are educators, okay?
	This teacher, and we talked about this a little bit.
	She said, I have a question to the trainer.
	So I have a young boy, and I'm thinking it's kind of middle school age because she didn't say how old.
	And she said, it's so cute.
	He's trans. He wants to be a girl.
	He talks about getting his period.
	He's never going to have a period, first of all.
	Let's just be very clear on that, okay?
	She says the SHARE program's coming up.
	If you don't know what SHARE is, it's the sexual health education.
	Parents do have to sign off on that.
	And when they're under the teen years, they separate the boys and the girls because they're talking about all the parts, and, you know, the girls are snickering, oh, they said penis, and, like, it's an awkward time, right?
	So she says to the trainer, I don't know where to put this Little girl who's a boy.
	Do I put him in with the girls or do I put him in with the boys?
	And the trainer says, well, do you think you can talk to the parents?
	And she said, I think that the mom would probably be open to having a discussion.
	And she says, okay, well, why don't you talk to the mother and ask the mom where she wants the little boy to The little girl, whatever you want to call this poor child, I feel really bad for actually.
	See where the mother would like to place this child with the boys or with the girls.
	So now, if the mother wants to place this transgender child with the girls, now you're making all those girls feel excluded.
	How does that work?
	Number one. Number two, she says, if the mother doesn't want to have the child participate, have her pull the child and not have them go to school that day.
	So ditch school. So first of all, you're making a bunch of other kids possibly feel uncomfortable.
	Or now you're asking the parent to illegally not take their child to school because if you don't want them to be taught that this little boy is never going to have a period, This little boy has a penis.
	He's never going to have a period.
	This is absurd. This is an educator in our schools going, I don't know where to put him.
	Biology. You put the little boy with the little boys.
	I'm sorry that he's dressing as a girl.
	This is going to make it very confusing when that person becomes a human.
	And so I want to say to the parents, What you want to do, if you have problems with this, start suing.
	Start suing the teachers independently.
	Start suing the school districts.
	It will be like a house of cards.
	It will collapse on itself.
	They will not be able to sustain if mass lawsuits keep getting piled on them or you start suing these teachers who are having these sexual conversations for sexual misconduct and different things of having the language discussion with the minor.
	Start suing. Joey Gilbert, I heard, is a good lawyer that loves suing.
	He just loves suing. Joey Gilbert is a great attorney and he is one that on our parental rights that I started, he works with me on that and it's all for the kids and it's all for the parents and it's all for us standing up for our rights.
	And we both have a great different background because he is a dad of a daughter.
	And I'm a mom of two boys.
	And so we are actually working on a book.
	And hopefully, I'm hoping that we will have it out sooner rather than later.
	We had this goal of three to six months.
	And I'm really pushing for the three-month mark.
	But at the end of the day, he's one of those attorneys that you can contact and say, I've had enough.
	I'm a parent. This is what's going on.
	And that's what we need.
	We need to come together as a community of parents.
	And we lawyer up and we go down there with guns blazing.
	And let me tell you, they don't like that when you come at them with lawyers and guns blazing, then they're like, oh, maybe we are doing something wrong.
	You're saying metaphorical guns, just in case.
	Oh, yes, yes, yes. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, yes.
	Yes, I don't, yes.
	I mean, you know. I mean, legally.
	We go down there with legal, legal guns blazing.
	Legal ammo. There you go, right?
	The legal ammo. And this is what I tell people.
	It's like, the legal ammo, go down there with your attorneys.
	Go down there with filing lawsuits.
	Are you still laughing at me?
	I know, sorry. Yes, I did totally mean that in the legal sense.
	But you come at them legally, shut it down.
	You will shut it down if you hammer at them with the legalities of it left and right.
	That's where we have to come in.
	Could we bring up some of the, because you actually have some of the paperwork from this BRAVE space training.
	Could we bring some of that up and just kind of go page by page and tell me if it kind of...
	So it was a three-day BRAVE space training, right?
	It was three days in total.
	Yep, this is day one.
	So day one was on civil rights.
	So let me tell you, day three, I didn't...
	Day three, they wouldn't let me in the room.
	I think they looked me up and knew who I was at that point.
	So they thought you were somebody else?
	They didn't think I was anybody else.
	So basically, people are watching these teachers now.
	People are watching the schools.
	People are watching the teachers.
	And at the end of the day, we have educators who are watching.
	And we had educators who reached out and said they've had enough.
	They've had enough of this garbage being shoved down.
	And so this is, again, it's an alternate.
	It's an optional training that teachers can sign up for to have the placard.
	Day one was on civil rights.
	So here's all the civil rights.
	They really kind of go over protected class of what happened in the civil rights movement.
	So this is all PowerPoint from day one.
	And really how Brave Space was created was from, they had another program called Safe Space, and then they just kind of branched off into this whole Brave Space thing.
	So that's really where Brave Space came in.
	But again, it's with the indoctrination of the LGBTQ community.
	So they had this... Is there any...
	Sorry to interrupt you.
	Is there any information on who's funding Brave Space, where the funding is coming from?
	Ooh, that is a very, very good question.
	Okay, here, pause on this page right here because we want to talk about this.
	The Equity and Diversity Policy 9210 and 5700.
	So what I found out about the gender policy, so 5161 is the gender conformity policy.
	That policy got passed back door by the prior superintendent who got fired, Tracy Davis, And it was passed because under 5,700, I think it was 57, it's one of these two policies says that the superintendent under admin can pass admin policies, which is what 5161 is.
	So you can keep going on this.
	This is day one. So they talked about strategic goals and planning.
	Day one was really like more of just some of the legal language to be mindful of when you're talking about protected classes, when you're talking about sex, when you're talking about...
	Civil rights and what happened with bullying and what the Nevada laws are, that there's actually some very intricate Nevada bullying laws that were passed.
	But what's interesting is they talk about one of the titles, I think it's Title 10 or 9, that there was a case that gave more discretion to that particular title for gender and identity.
	And so the trainer went on...
	So here you go. Here's the Brave Space placard.
	It tells you right here, six rainbow colors, the traditional pride flag.
	So this is what's being hung up in the classrooms.
	That's absolutely...
	illegal it is indoctrination it's right there in your it's it's right there in front of you right there and you can see at the top part has the transgender colors and then they've got um brown and black for minority like they gave a whole description on why they put all the colors together and flip the flag sideways um so It's very interesting when you start looking at the protected class,
	one of the things that she was talking about was that there was a case and it kind of gave more leeway into the whole gender identity.
	But then she went on this whole thing about Nevada does not have laws for the gender of what you identify with, but yet the school district has policies for children that they can identify as such and go into a male locker room or female locker room.
	So there's federal policies that have changed, right?
	But then on our state level, we don't have anything as far as like the sexuality of identifying what you identify with.
	Nevada doesn't have anything like that.
	So then how, then you have to ask, what I say is like, then how is putting in policy 5161 legal?
	If the state doesn't have anything, how can you have something like that, that you just generate, first of all, behind the parents' backs?
	There was no open meeting.
	There was no discussion. Parents weren't beaten down the door asking for this.
	How do you get such a thing passed?
	Well, you do a backdoor.
	You get a superintendent to do a backdoor.
	And then that's It's so mind-blowing that this exact same story that you're saying is literally what Chris Guy said is happening in Canada.
	Exact same way of passing these things, not through vote, not through committees, but really just somebody in there going in there with an agenda.
	And it's just insane to me that we're talking about Washoe County in Nevada, but the same thing is happening in Ontario and in Alberta.
	Sorry, Washoe County in Nevada.
	In Nevada, and the same thing's happening up in Canada.
	I mean, how could you look at that and say, this is not an agenda that really crosses state lines and crosses, you know, the lines of countries.
	I mean, we heard this sort of thing happening in other countries, like the United Kingdom and Australia.
	Here's the gender. So if you look at your screen, 5161, here's what it says.
	Rights to privacy. So if your student, your child, your little boy, your little girl feels...
	They feel like they're a boy.
	They feel like they're a girl.
	They can have access to different bathrooms.
	They can use their preferred pronouns.
	And the schools go along with it.
	And in that policy, it does say that parents do not have a right to know if the child does not want to disclose that.
	And I find that to be one of the most disturbing aspects of all of this, is that you are excluding the parents, and you have no right doing that whatsoever.
	You have no idea what's going on.
	By the way, by law, correct me if I'm wrong here, you might know more about this, but aren't children technically classified as the property of the parent?
	Hence, that would be an infringement on the property laws that exist in the Constitution.
	So... It goes even deeper than that.
	Like, the states actually have rights, and I can never say the thing the correct way.
	It's a parental thing that gives the state over rights, rights that override your rights as a parent.
	And so, it's like...
	I know what you're talking about.
	It's like a Roman parent or something.
	Joey says it really well.
	I can never say it the right way, but Joey says it really well.
	And I've known about this all through criminal justice.
	It was one of the things that I was like, oh, that's very interesting.
	So that's what garnishes the states to have rights and access to your children.
	So we can move on to day two training.
	By the way, I just want to make a note on that topic that you talked about about this.
	So the way it works from my understanding is when you get married and you have a child and there's a birth certificate between your husband and the state, you each have one third I guess, rights to the children, right?
	And this is something that they don't tell you when you get married, when you get a marriage certificate, when you get a birth certificate.
	So some people have been dealing with this by not getting a marriage certificate, by not getting a birth certificate, and they don't tell you these sorts of things, but you are allowed to not consent to that sort of thing, especially when it means that the state now is a stakeholder in your child's life.
	Nope, you are absolutely correct.
	The other thing is, is that they now really force and push 50-50 custody.
	And there's some pros to that.
	And then there's some absolute negative drawbacks to that.
	And I'm one of those cases where there's definitely some drawbacks for me with the 50-50.
	But this, so day two was all about the LGBTQ. And I have to say this was the most horrifying, disappointing, I literally wanted to tell them several times, you're all going to be sued.
	I can't tell you how many ways you're going to be sued, but it's going to be a lot of different ways.
	And by the way, this lady over here, if I was to cast the most perfect individual to be the spokesperson for what you are telling me, this is the best casting ever.
	This is Hollywood level casting.
	And this will be in the notes that I dictated.
	This educator, okay, was so proud of herself because she has a trans child.
	And that's the other thing.
	You have parents that are so happy if they have a trans child because now they're part of this exclusive, not inclusive, it's exclusive community.
	And when the ethical question came up, so the librarian said to her, I have a question.
	I'm concerned. You know, I feel like I'm...
	She goes, you could tell this librarian was struggling.
	She, one minute, was very happy that they had a lot of LGBTQ books in the library and she was happy to be part of the training.
	But she said, what do I do if a parent comes at me And they have no idea.
	And they're upset with me.
	And, you know, where's the line drawn?
	Where is this line? And this one kept saying, oh, I know.
	I know. It's so hard.
	It's so hard.
	You're a parent. How would you feel?
	But wait a second. We got to back up because her thinking is already it's already off kilter, right?
	She was so excited to tell everybody that she had a trans child.
	And I'm not saying don't embrace your child.
	I want to be clear on that.
	I think that's great that she has a child that she embraces, but at the same time, you could tell that she could not answer on an ethical manner to this librarian who was asking this, who was saying, I feel like this is a very slippery slope.
	And she was like, yeah, I know because she knows it deep down.
	She knows it's a slippery slope because I guarantee had she not been a part of her child's life and had she found out later that her child was trans or gay or whatever it was, I guarantee she would have been mad as hell had she not known.
	But here she is teaching this.
	Here she is saying, oh, I know.
	Oh, I know. And, but not giving guidance.
	And so the other trainer said, oh, well don't, you know, this librarian said, what are my legal options here?
	Like, what if somebody sues me?
	And I was in the background going, perfect question.
	I'm thinking, you know, that you're smart.
	Okay, good question.
	And the other trainer just proceeded to tell her that she would be covered by policy 5161.
	You can wipe your butt with that policy.
	That teacher will not...
	She's giving legal advice and incorrect legal advice, it sounds like.
	She's not going to be protected with 5161.
	If a parent chose to sue that librarian independently, the school district isn't going to be like, oh yes, we will protect you with 5161.
	It doesn't work that way.
	I really wanted to...
	So badly, like, reach out and say, you are on a very slippery slope, and you're probably going to get sued, and 5161 is not going to protect you at all, period.
	And if I were you, I wouldn't be taking this training.
	If I were you, I wouldn't be hanging this up in the classrooms, because I think we're at a very pivotal point right now.
	I think parents are now starting to get the over level of frustration that I had.
	And they're now slowly starting to look and think and ask the questions and really kind of dissect what's going on.
	I don't think this is a good time for educators to be endorsing this.
	I don't think this is a good time for educators to be promoting this.
	I think we're going to see a flip of a switch here.
	And It was gut-wrenching to listen to some of these conversations that they were having.
	Like, these are people's children.
	And again, day one, there's literally one statement that the attorney makes towards the very end.
	Oh yes, you might want to get the parents involved.
	On day two, the secondary trainer, a couple of times she mentioned, but it was way later.
	It was past all of this.
	Well, yeah, maybe you want to have a conversation with the parents, but be mindful.
	If they don't know, you don't have a right to tell them if their child's gay or trans or bi or any of these things.
	And so she piped in a few times about, it's important to have parents, but then the parents don't know.
	So how does that work? Please explain to me how that works.
	Make that make sense for me.
	Yeah, yeah. You know, one of the, I saw a video recently that was kind of shocking.
	It kind of reminds me of this lady over here.
	You know, it was basically a mom with her trans child being interviewed, and I'm sure you could find this online, where literally she is mouthing the words that are coming out of the child's mouth, almost, not almost, clearly like she's instructed her on her point of view about her self-identity, her gender identity.
	I mean, it was the most shocking thing because literally, a second before the words are coming out of this child's mouth, you see the mom mouthing the words, literally instructing her what to say.
	It seems as though...
	And then, you know, another statistic I've heard that there's a high level of mental illness amongst female liberal women, right?
	So you combine that with these agendas and some of these moms just going by these agendas because they want to be part of certain groups and brainwashing their children, again...
	Things we've seen evidence of.
	I mean, it just seems like a complete disaster.
	It seems like sometimes there's moms with a certain agenda.
	They want to be part of a specific group and they're sexualizing their own children before the child's even developed a sexual identity.
	I would think that the mother, the trainer, the other trainer that you saw the photo of, I would feel like she fits into that group perfectly.
	I think she fits into it perfectly because she was so excited.
	And again, I think it's important to embrace your child, but I think she's sending her child the wrong ideology.
	But again, that's also her right.
	But from an education standpoint, I was horrified when I heard that come out of her mouth.
	Because, of course, she's going to be endorsing this program, right?
	She's all excited, and that's some of the other things I've been uncovering is the parents who are using their children as these little things to get them fame or whatever because they're trans, and they're like, look, I let them pick out their gender, and I let them, oh my gosh, your poor child is in for a lot of mental health disruption later in life.
	And it's probably the mom's mental health issues.
	When you hear these statistics, I think it was something like up to 54% of liberal women have mental health issues.
	And if that's even remotely close to true, even if it was 20%, if those 20% are basically putting the mirror image of their mental health issues on the children, I mean, that just seems like calamity.
	It seems like part of the same issue where you have adults...
	Literally sexualizing children because of their own personal issues and their own mental health issues.
	Yep. And one of the things that this trainer asked in the very beginning, and Fran had left a comment, and I want to comment on what Fran had commented on as we're having this discussion.
	The first thing she opened up with is, if you want to share with the group, can you talk about a time Before you knew what the word gay or lesbian meant.
	Did you have an embarrassing moment?
	Did something happen? And she gave an example of being on a field trip or somewhere on a family trip and being on a roller coaster saying, this is gay.
	And then years later, her uncle came out as gay.
	OK. Kids make mistakes.
	She didn't know at that age, right?
	But it was like they were trying to normalize that children at 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 are gay.
	They're not. They have no idea.
	They have the whole rest of their lives ahead of them.
	And that's the issue that I take upon this.
	I take upon issue the privacy from the parents, the over-sexualization of children 18 and younger.
	Yes, do some kids come out in high school as gay?
	I will give a great example.
	And I wanted to pipe in when she said this.
	And I've always been an advocate for people.
	I've been an advocate for Alzheimer's.
	I've been an advocate for my children.
	I'll always be an advocate for them.
	In high school, my senior year, one of my bestest friends, he was gay.
	We all knew. Like, we all knew before he knew.
	But he was such a nice person.
	Well, we went to a school dance.
	It was me, him, and another girlfriend of ours.
	We went to a school dance, and he hugged a friend, and some football players got mad.
	And we get word that they're going to come attack him, and we ran out.
	We ran out of this dance that we were at I opened my car.
	My girlfriend jumped in.
	He jumped in. I went to jump in.
	They grabbed my door.
	I jumped out.
	They locked the car.
	And they surrounded my car.
	And they wanted to beat him up because he was gay.
	And I start screaming, like, get off my car, get off my car.
	Like, that's my friend. Like, his sexuality, he didn't do anything wrong.
	He hugged a friend, okay?
	Yeah. But again, we're talking about teenagers not making right decisions, and that's what kids do.
	Kids, they're meant to make mistakes.
	So why are we embedding this into their brain that they need to pick a gender or an identity or non-binary or this or that?
	The facts remain, and I have to laugh at the Florida school district who they couldn't define a woman, and then finally they came out and said, well, only females can get pregnant.
	If they don't start talking about real biology, you know what we're gonna see?
	We're gonna see trans girls who wanna be boys end up pregnant, right?
	And I don't know where babies come from.
	We're gonna go back to like stupidity of people not knowing where babies come from.
	That women have babies, boys do not have babies.
	I mean, that's where this is going.
	The confusion of like, the fact that a superintendent would not say what a woman was Was mind blowing to me.
	And then they had to come out with a statement, right?
	So they went over all this terminology.
	And I want to say to Fran who wrote in, I absolutely agree with you.
	It should be illegal to discuss these topics.
	And that's why I'm here exposing this is because at the end of the day, they are backdooring these types of programs that parents did not ask for.
	Okay. Parents were not beating down the door saying, We want these trans, we want this LGBTQ poster made and hung up and we want you to have sexual discussions with our child.
	No. So you're absolutely right.
	It's a very dangerous situation.
	I guarantee that we're going to see a lot more children with mental health disorders because of the confusion that they are now Putting in the education curriculum.
	And I say to anybody, pull your kids.
	I mean, I've talked about, I've brought this up to Joey.
	I think we should have a national walkout day or a day where parents align and the kids don't go to school.
	But parents are still afraid to come forward.
	And that's the other thing that I have to remind people.
	And that's what I reminded the vice principal when I went in that day.
	I said, I pay the salaries.
	It's my taxpayer dollars paying your salary, paying the school board salary.
	You will not do these things.
	These are not what the taxpayers ask for.
	These are not what the parents ask for.
	So you're absolutely right, Fran, that this is indoctrination and we absolutely as a society have to stand up and we need a win like we've never needed one in 2024.
	We need one so bad.
	It's not that people can't be gay.
	When you're an adult, you can do what you want.
	You absolutely can be who you want to be.
	And if you are 30 years old and you're a guy and you feel that you want to wear women's clothing and do the thing, so be it.
	That's your right, your choice.
	But I don't have to call you by your pronouns.
	And either do my children.
	And I have a right as my parental right is to raise my children how I want to raise them.
	And it does not include my boys being indoctrinated.
	It does not include my son feeling uncomfortable, him telling me, Mom, there's LBGTQ stuff all over the school.
	In fact, what happened his first year at school, towards the very end of the school year, a little girl got permission, and I verified this story with the vice principal.
	She got permission to bring in LBGTQ. So she's going around and she's holding it on her face.
	You're, Brooke, you're cutting out a little bit.
	So you're saying, sorry, yeah, you're cutting out a little bit when you're talking about that.
	Sorry, so, uh-oh, is it echoey?
	I might need to put the headphones on.
	No, no, you sound totally fine now.
	So this little girl got permission to bring an LGBTQ flag, and she was going around the school, put it in front of people's faces, and eventually a student took it and broke it.
	Okay. And I verified this story with the vice principal because my son had told me about this.
	And she said, yeah, she got permission and it became a problem.
	I said, you want to know why it became a problem?
	By the way, Brooke, one quick thing.
	Our producer saying that it put on headphones, it's echoing.
	Do you mind putting on the headphones real quick?
	No, that's fine. Thank you so much.
	I was like, we're getting into the last of it.
	We got to make it good. Yeah.
	Tell me if you can hear me okay.
	I can hear you fine. I can hear you too.
	I said, you know, I said to this vice principal, I said, she didn't understand what she was doing and it was wrong for her to take the flag and flag it in front of everybody.
	I mean, if she just wanted to have it, I said to my son, would it have bothered any of the kids that that little kid had the flag and she just had it in her backpack or, you know, like sticking out or whatever?
	He goes, no. I said, what was the breaking point?
	And he said, the breaking point was she kept shoving it in everybody's face and it kept pissing everybody off.
	I mean, how do you look at that and say that's not something that she's learning from elsewhere, the idea of shoving and being aggressive and being in somebody's face?
	I mean, that's something that literally the mainstream media is teaching kids nowadays.
	Well, and we're seeing that.
	I mean, look at Riley Gaines, the athletic swimmer who tied with the trans men.
	Who got invited to speak in San Francisco.
	What did those trans people do?
	They actually physically attacked her.
	You can hear them on camera calling her an effing B-I-T-C-H and they're yelling and screaming at her.
	So I thought your culture was all about love and acceptance.
	So why are you just spewing such hate?
	She went there to give a presentation.
	She wasn't yelling at anybody.
	She actually had to be ushered out by police protecting her Because they were, these trans men were screaming and yelling and physically attacked her.
	And then the school came out with a statement that they were so sorry for the trans community.
	The person they needed to be sorry for was Riley Gaines.
	That woman was attacked on camera.
	By men. By men.
	And she needs to sue.
	And I hope she does. And I would love to just meet her because I think she's amazing.
	But It's, they're learning this hate.
	I think that what we can also teach, and that's why I said earlier, we have to sue.
	You know, they want to come at us with hate and this violence.
	We come at them with the legal aspect and we sue them left and right, just lawsuit after lawsuit after lawsuit.
	That's where I think we're going to level up because I think that teaches them that we're taking the bigger step up too.
	Violence with violence doesn't solve anybody's problems ever.
	But I'll tell you what will solve it.
	When you get slapped with a lawsuit and you can't afford an attorney and you get slapped with a lawsuit, now you've got to pay somebody or something or some parent or some child a lot of money because you were having sexual conversations you shouldn't have been having.
	Well, that'll make you think twice real quick.
	I think so. Sue, Sue, Sue.
	Call Joey Gilbert.
	He will love it. We just made him a new commercial.
	The more you choose, the happier he'll be.
	Yes. Joey Gilbert, Law Office, Reno, Nevada.
	Google him. Look him up.
	Call him. Tell him.
	Vem and Brooke told you to reach out for all the parental stuff because we are hammering it away.
	Yeah. Yeah.
	We got to hammer it away. Brooke, this is so amazing.
	I mean, so obviously the day three, I noticed you have, you know, up to day two here, day three, they booted you out.
	It was funny because I sent Joey a text, right?
	I'm like, I'm waiting to go into the Zoom room.
	And he looks at the screen and he's like, it has your name on there.
	And I said, yeah. And I was like, I don't use dummy accounts.
	I don't use fake accounts.
	Like, I go, they're the ding-dongs who let me in on day one and day two, so I got nothing but, oh well, okay, day three was gonna be boring anyways.
	I got all the juicy stuff on day two when they were talking about the sexuality and how teachers, let them just talk to you, let them share with you all this information about their sexuality, and I was just, I was, day two, Blew me away in so many levels of disgust and anger and frustration.
	You know what's most crazy about this?
	These are not qualified individuals to even talk to children about this because you would say, okay, if a child really needs to talk to somebody, wouldn't that be an educated person, a psychologist, a psychotherapist, somebody with an education on how to deal with that versus a teacher?
	Does the teacher really have the education necessary to even talk about these topics?
	You know, I really don't.
	I don't think that they do.
	And you bring up a great point and you bring it up in a really good way that I can tell this back to day one.
	A question was asked by one of the students.
	And this student, I'm sorry, by one of the teachers and she said, I have to teach to kill a mockingbird and there's a lot of white supremacy in it.
	And how do I, I would never bring up Black Lives Matter.
	How do I have conversations about this without getting in trouble?
	And so the attorney told her, Well, we look at things case by case, right?
	And that's a typical attorney answer anyway, so you can't just assume one size fits all.
	And she said the argument would be made, would a rightful discussion of that book happen in a physics class?
	No. Would a rightful discussion about that happen in an English class?
	And is the creoliculum asking you to teach it?
	So we'd look at those things, right?
	And so you have to go back and look at these things.
	We brought in the SHARE program.
	We brought in the SHARE program years ago.
	I was a SHARE kid. Do you know what the SHARE program is?
	No, I have no idea. I don't remember what all the acronym stands for, but it's Sexual Health Education Education.
	You know, and it, they basically introduced that when I was, I went through the district.
	Okay. So I'm, I'm a first generation.
	I went to the schools, all the schools here.
	I went to all the schools here in Northern Nevada and my mom did not want to have, you know, that can be a tricky conversation about the birds and the bees.
	Right. And so basically, like I had mentioned earlier, it's separating out the boys and the girls, having the birds and the bees, like your body has these things and the boys bodies has these things.
	And as you get older, when you hit like 16, then they combine the girls and the boys together, and they talk about, and they show a baby coming out.
	They show STDs on private parts, which horrified me, by the way.
	Like, I was like, I'm never having sex.
	I think that was the best thing for me as a teenager.
	I was like, oh my gosh, no.
	Like, scary stuff. But it was great because it was like a one-day or two-day thing, and your parent had to sign off.
	How did we go from, Having the SHARE program to now having full-on conversations about sexuality every day.
	Like you said, are these people even trained?
	They're not psychotherapists, but a lot of the people that I saw on day two were school counselors.
	And again, if a child goes and says, I think I'm a little boy and they're a girl, the counselors are affirming that.
	So I'm terrified for children to even go to the school counselors anymore now because they're just going along with it.
	Leslie says, are they even real teachers?
	Yes, Leslie, these are.
	This is scary, Leslie.
	They are real teachers.
	Horrified. This is what we have.
	This is the pickings that we have right now.
	And that's the other thing.
	If we can't even attract great educators, these are the educators we're stuck with.
	Yep, yep. You know, this is like, honestly, this gives me a headache just thinking about all this stuff because, I mean, what a stupid problem to have, right?
	We don't have enough problems in this world that we have to make this an actual problem.
	It just seems like it's all orchestrated with a hidden agenda.
	And really, again, we the people are faced with really the task of booting all these people out, booting all these scumbags out.
	Like, what are they doing talking to children about sex?
	They should be talking to children about math, science, English.
	But I don't know.
	It just seems like the train's gone off the tracks.
	And I hope you're right that there is going to be some comeuppance very quickly because they're destroying children.
	They're destroying children. And they have been for the last half a decade with this nonsense.
	Well, I'm not going to stop fighting for my children and the other parents that don't want to come forward.
	You know, I'm becoming a face, a mother of speaking about what's going on with my boys.
	And I hope more parents get stronger and they finally say, I've had enough.
	You know, again, I mentioned early on, I told Grant The first year of school, just put your head down and get things done.
	And I don't think that that was right of me.
	And I apologized to him. I said, you know, I'm proud of you.
	You get to be who you are, but you got to do things in a loving and respectful manner.
	And at the end of the day, it's just mind-boggling.
	And so I'm one of those people who will stand up and I will fight for the parental rights.
	And that's why I created, that I started to create, and I have it all up now, is the rparentalrights.org.
	We're converting it into a 501...
	A 501c3, if I can say that correctly, on top of, you know, we're sharing content, we're sharing conversations, we're going to share this stuff on there, we're sharing all the things, like make it make sense stuff we're sharing, but we also want people to come to us, to call Joey's office, to file lawsuits, if If you're not a Nevada person and you're watching this and you're in California, reach out to me.
	We'll find you somebody. You're in California, you're in Washington, wherever you're at.
	We can, through our network of net worth, we will find you someone to represent you.
	And you have a right as a parent.
	Don't let them tell you that you don't.
	Please don't. You do have a right.
	Sue the shit out of them.
	Sue the shit out of them. Brooke, is there anything we didn't discuss that in closing you want to mention?
	We have all your websites and links down below.
	Obviously, encouraging everybody out there that is concerned about this topic, especially to get in touch with Brooke.
	Did we miss anything, Brooke?
	Not yet. We have more to come.
	So I'm going to say this conversation will to be continued as we continue to uncover things, as I continue to go undercover and expose things.
	And I'm going to keep bringing more things to light as Joey and I work on the book and the different things that we have going on.
	We will just continue to keep everybody informed.
	And I'd love to come back and give updates.
	Maybe in a month or two, I think would probably be a good time to come give updates.
	We appreciate the support and we just want parents to know you do have somebody in your corner.
	I'm there for you.
	And I know that this is a hard time where you feel like if you do stand up you will be attacked.
	There's nothing wrong with speaking up.
	Don't be afraid. It's okay to come forward.
	Yep, yep. Brooke, you're doing amazing work.
	And in fact, we did an episode about alpha females on one of our shows called Vibe Time.
	And it would have been really cool to have you because you are certainly an alpha female.
	Honestly, we need more people like you, more women like you that are willing to stand up and fight against this nonsense.
	We really do. We really do.
	And that was a nice compliment.
	Thank you. Next time I want to be on Vibe Time too.
	So invite me down and I'll Oh, yeah.
	When you're in Vegas, we'd love to have you on.
	I mean, perfect, perfect, perfect show for you, honestly.
	I love it. I love it.
	Well, you guys, I want to say thank you for everything that you guys are doing and keep spreading the word.
	And we're not giving up.
	I'm not giving up for my kids.
	I just won't. I'll have to be non-existent to give up.
	I will say this.
	I'll say this in closing. I guess what makes this more inspiring to me is the fact there's two things that happened in my life.
	I almost died during the divorce that I went through.
	I literally almost died.
	I had a life-saving surgery.
	Almost didn't make it.
	Lost a whole section of colon.
	And when I had my second son, he and I almost didn't make it either.
	And so there's a reason why I'm a fighter.
	There's a reason why I'm here.
	I still have a mission. And the mission is I don't want my children indoctrinated.
	I want them to be able to choose what they want to do.
	When they're 18, if my son came to me and said, Mom, I'm gay, I would love him no less.
	I would absolutely love him no less.
	But there's no reason for him to even have all of these things as he's growing and developing.
	I've told him, just focus on being a kid.
	Don't worry about all these other things.
	You have so much time ahead of you.
	Don't worry about that. Just be a kid.
	I mean, and that's like the paramount thing.
	Just be a kid and they're not allowing them to be kids.
	They have all these other excuses like, oh, if we don't do X, Y, and Z, the kids might do, you know, they might harm themselves and stuff.
	The greatest danger in all this is not letting children be kids.
	That's where they get destroyed.
	And these buffoons haven't figured that out.
	I mean, that just tells you, like, literally the lunatics are running.
	And you know what? Here, I got one last thing for you before we wrap up.
	Sure, sure. When they keep using that argument of...
	The statistical rate of almost committed suicide.
	If you have a child who says to you they're suicidal, take them down to the mental health center and have them checked in.
	That is not something that you play around with.
	And they need to stop slinging that around like that's the only leverage they have.
	They almost did it. First of all, if somebody wants to commit suicide, unfortunately, they will do it.
	Okay? They will do it.
	And that's a very sad thing about suicide.
	But secondarily, if you have a child who is telling you they want to harm themselves, that's really when you need to step in and say, let's go get you some medical treatment.
	But be cautionary.
	Especially if you're dealing with a situation where the child is saying they're confused about their sexuality, please make sure that you're lining them up with doctors who will not indoctrinate them as well.
	And say, oh, here, mom, let me give you all these puberty blockers and let's make sure the boy never grows a penis.
	Please be very cautionary.
	But if your child says that, you tell them if they're threatening, because I think they're also teaching the kids this, threaten that you're going to harm yourself and then the parents will be forced to make you, let you be a little boy or a little girl, right?
	When you say to your child, okay, give me your phone.
	We're going to go down. Let's go down right now.
	We're going to take you down. We're going to have you checked out.
	They're gonna put you on a 72-hour hold, and we're gonna have some conversations.
	Right?
	Mm-hmm.
	You know, you've got to...
	They're using a form of intimidation with the suicide tactic, and I'm sick of that.
	I'm really sick of that. I'm not saying that people don't harm themselves.
	God forbid they do, and that's so sad.
	But at the end of the day, they have to stop slinging that around, that that's the reason why it's okay to give children hormone blockers and ruin the rest of their puberty, their genitalia, the rest of their lives.
	Yeah, yeah. It's funny, though.
	For some reason, I thought about this movie when you were talking.
	There was a movie called Team America, where, you know, the puppets, it was all done with puppets, and they're supposed to, you know, the government's going to go liberate these places that have issues with terrorists.
	I mean, that was the big topic, like, 15, 20 years ago.
	And basically, you know, the fighter jets come in, they transform the place into a parking lot, pretty much destroyed, and then they're giving each other high fives.
	Like, we liberated, we fixed it, and it's almost like a metaphor for what's happening here.
	Like, the government and these people that have nothing to do with your children, trying to step in, trying to fix something, and they're turning it into, literally, destruction.
	Like, they're turning it into a parking lot.
	And, you know, that's what they're saying.
	Oh, we fixed it, you know, by destroying so much else.
	And that seems to be a reoccurring thing, by the way, with the government.
	You know, Ronald Reagan's famous quote with, if the government says, I'm here to help, you know, run as fast as you can or whatever that was.
	But that's, I mean, that's the same thing.
	It's like, anytime the government tries to help with anything, it leads to disaster.
	Unfortunately, that's what it seems like.
	I agree. I agree.
	100%. Brooke, thank you so much for showing up to this episode of Blood Money.
	We really appreciate it.
	This was an amazing expose.
	Thank you for having the courage to go undercover.
	Not a lot of moms doing that, but you are definitely a woman that is doing the right thing and putting yourself at risk to do it.
	We appreciate it so much.
	Thank you for revealing all this information to us today.
	I appreciate it.
	Thanks for having me. I'll see you guys soon.
	Yeah, yeah. It'll be awesome.
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