OUT OF TOUCH: Democrat candidates dwell on abortion rights for 'trans-community' during first presidential debate

On the radio program Thursday, Glenn Beck, Stu Burguiere and Pat Gray highlighted Wednesday night's Democratic primary debate and the topics those seeking our nation's highest office chose to discuss, such as the importance of providing "reproductive justice" for the "trans-community" and civil rights for "African American trans-Americans."

When asked if healthcare plans should provide public funding for abortion, candidate Julian Castro answered in the affirmative and quickly added, "I don't believe only in reproductive freedom, I believe in reproductive justice. And what that means is just because a woman -- or let's also not forget someone in the trans community, a trans female — is poor, doesn't mean they shouldn't exercise that right to choose."

Not to be outdone in the LGBTQ virtue-signaling department, Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) asserted, "We do not talk enough about trans-Americans, especially African-American trans-Americans."

"If a society was designed from scratch with their sole goal being to talk about transgender people, could we talk about it more?" joked Stu. "We spend like 80 percent of our time, I think, talking about transgender people -- where they go to the bathroom, how they're going to get their surgeries, how beautiful every single one of them are ... and the transgender population is estimated to be at .6 percent of America."

Catch more of the conversation in the video below:

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