Exclusive with Montana Parents Who Had Daughter Taken Away, Plus New Fani Willis Drama, with Sara Gonzales, Josh Hammer, and David Menzies| Ep. 714
Jan 31, 2024
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Todd and Krista Kolstad share their heartbreaking ordeal of losing custody of their daughter amid a gender identity dispute, describing it as a 'medical kidnapping.' They reveal their fears regarding puberty blockers and state intervention. Sara Gonzales and Josh Hammer then dive into legal drama surrounding Fani Willis and Donald Trump's prosecution, questioning the integrity of public figures. Additionally, David Menzies discusses the impact of transgender policies in sports and the societal implications for children's safety and parental rights.
Parents lose custody of their daughter after refusing to affirm her gender identity as a boy.
Georgia DA Fani Willis alleged affair drama could delay her prosecution of Donald Trump.
Male players participating in women's college volleyball games in Toronto undermine the integrity of women's sports.
Mark Cuban's race-based hiring practices may be illegal according to Title VII law.
Deep dives
Multiple male players dominating women's college volleyball in Canada
A report by Rebel News reveals that several male players are participating in women's college volleyball games in Toronto. These players are taking spots from female athletes and have even caused concussions to their opponents, replicating incidents in the United States. Despite the dangers and unfairness, coaches and league officials continue to allow these male players to compete, undermining the integrity of women's sports.
Parents fight against custody loss over gender affirmation
A Montana couple, Todd and Krista, share their heartbreaking story of losing custody of their 14-year-old daughter. The couple believes that their refusal to affirm their daughter's gender confusion led to the court ruling against them. The parents are now speaking out to raise awareness about the trampling of parental rights and the detrimental effects of social transitioning on young individuals. They are seeking legal recourse and hope to protect other families from similar experiences.
Controversy surrounding custody battle in Montana
A Montana court awarded custody of a 14-year-old gender-confused child to the biological mother over the objections of the child's father and stepmother. The court ruling came after allegations of refusal to affirm the child's gender confusion and claims of verbal abuse. The parents argue that their rights have been trampled on and that their concerns about the child's best interests were dismissed. The case highlights the ongoing debate over parental rights and the subjectivity of gender affirmation.
Controversy over male players in women's volleyball
A recent report exposes several male players participating in women's college volleyball in Toronto. These players have taken spots on women's teams, causing concussions and sparking outrage among female athletes. The presence of biological males in women's sports raises questions about fairness and safety, as well as the impact on female athletes' opportunities and achievements.
Violation of Title VII law by Mark Cuban
Mark Cuban's tweet claiming to hire based on diversity violates Title VII law, as stated by EEOC commissioner Andrea Lucas. Racial and gender preferences cannot be motivating factors or tiebreakers in the hiring process.
Mark Cuban's false commitment to DEI
Mark Cuban, despite claiming a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), is found to be violating the law by prioritizing race and gender in hiring decisions. The statement by EEOC commissioner Andrea Lucas highlights that such practices are illegal under Title VII law.
Plagiarism scandal rocks Harvard's head of DEI
Sherry Ann Charleston, the head of DEI at Harvard, is accused of extensive plagiarism in her publications. The allegations, backed by evidence and a complaint filed with Harvard, reveal a pattern of plagiarism throughout her academic record.
Megyn Kelly begins the show with an exclusive interview with Todd and Krista Kolstad, Montana parents, to discuss losing custody of their 14-year-old daughter after what they believe was their refusal to affirm her new "gender identity" as a boy, how Child Protective Services and the police became involved in what started as a small dispute, her daughter's claims of being "suicidal" to friends, the moment a hospital and state officials worked to take their daughter out of their care, their fears about her being offered puberty blockers, their shock in hearing she was being taken to Wyoming where she could be potentially "transitioned," her being held in a group home that is calling her "Leo" and providing her with "gender affirming care" against the parents' will, and more. Then Sara Gonzales, host of BlazeTV's "Sara Gonzalez Unfiltered," and Josh Hammer, host of the "America On Trial" podcast, join to discuss why the Georgia DA Fani Willis alleged affair drama could lead to a major delay in her prosecution of Donald Trump, the latest update about her "paramour" Nathan Wade's divorce, why those who pretend to be virtuous while fighting Trump often have their own secret baggage, the need for parents to speak out about gender insanity in our culture today that affects kids, Mark Cuban’s comments about DEI and his own hiring practices, why his race-based practices may actually be illegal, the Dallas Mavericks CEO echoing these sentiments in 2020, and more. Plus David Menzies of Rebel News on the latest "trans" athlete insanity in Canada.
