(0:00 - 0:27) Remember Corporal Max Klinger on M*A*S*H, who was bucking for a Section 8 discharge on the basis of mental illness. He frequently wore dresses because during the 70s and early 80s, when the show ran, a man wearing a dress, believing he was a woman, was the most obvious form of insanity the writers of the show could come up with. Fast forward 50 years, and our society today is colluding in a mass delusion, the belief that gender is fluid, and that a person can choose their gender.   (0:29 - 0:55) This is the reason that 22-year-old Tyler Robinson murdered Charlie Kirk. In the well-known Hans Christian Andersen fable, The Emperor's New Clothes, the emperor can only maintain the delusion of his fine new clothes if everyone else goes along with it. The point that Andersen was making almost 200 years ago, in 1837, was that whether or not people go along with it, a delusion is still a delusion.   (0:55 - 1:16) That people choosing to believe it doesn't make it true. Charlie Kirk hasn't been the only target. In 2022, Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was the target of a foiled assassination attempt by Nicholas Roske over Kavanaugh's outspoken criticism of the LGBTQ narrative.   (1:16 - 1:36) Kavanaugh was also considered to be the deciding vote in the Supreme Court turnover of Roe v. Wade. In April of this year, Ryan Michael English was arrested before he could carry out an assassination attempt on now-Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The motive appeared to be Bessent's political views on far-left ideologies such as LGBTQ.   (1:38 - 1:53) Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has been subjected to censorship, cancelling and constant accusations of hate speech for publicly stating that there are only two genders. Many trans people aren't actually crazy. Reagan-washed, maybe.   (1:53 - 2:09) But they know which gender they are. They know that believing they are the opposite gender to what their biology and genetics clearly label them as doesn't make that belief true. And they know that the only way they can persist in their delusion is if everyone else goes along with it.   (2:10 - 2:37) If everyone says the emperor has clothes. This is why they and the powerful globalist forces behind them who are bent on destroying our unity and our identity are working to label as hate speech the obviously true statement, there are only two genders. And the trans lobby has done such an exceptional job of this that I know some of you listening to me right now are somewhat uncomfortable with that statement, there are only two genders.   (2:39 - 2:47) Because it's not nice to disagree with people. It's not nice to attack someone's identity. Maybe pointing out the obvious and undeniable truth is hate speech.   (2:49 - 3:10) Bullshit! It's that kind of thinking, the catastrophically socially damaging idea that a person's self-esteem must be guarded at all costs, which has our children graduating from high school unable to read, write, or do basic math. We can't fail little Johnny, even if he did no work at all. How will the poor little soul feel? He'll be so embarrassed.   (3:13 - 3:26) Participating in someone else's delusion doesn't make it true. It just enforces the delusion. If we want to prevent more tragedies like the murder of Charlie Kirk, then we must all say loudly and frequently, the emperor has no clothes.   (3:27 - 3:51) Brainwashed kids like Tyler Robinson or Thomas Crooks who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump only pick those targets because in their insulated, disagreeing-with-me-is-hate speech, my self-esteem must preserve at all costs infantile world. Influencers like Charlie Kirk are the only dissenting voices that get past their barriers. And so those voices must be silenced at all costs.   (3:51 - 4:19) Because if they are not, others may take up the cry, the emperor has no clothes. And their delusion will shatter. If we want to prevent more tragedies like the murder of Charlie Kirk, the widowing of his wife, the orphaning of his two children, then we must all be unafraid to say loudly and often, there are only two genders.