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Sara Gonzales cuts straight to the chase in a Q&A session with Asa Hutchinson following his interview with Tucker Carlson.
“What would you say to all of the de-transitioners who as children were mutilated and given irreversible puberty blockers” and “had irreversible damage done to their bodies with hormone therapy, with puberty blockers because they had mentally ill parents, and they had politicians who chose not to do anything about it? What would you say to that growing group of people?” Sara fires.
Hutchinson’s response, which he stumbles through by the way, can be described as nothing less than pathetic.
“Well if there’s uh ... an uh … error that’s been made uh … by the physicians that recommended that treatment, then there is a civil cause of action for uh ... for malpractice for that purpose,” he sputters.
“That to me is an approach that has been traditional in our country when there’s been errors and wrongdoing,” he concludes.
“So they can have money, but they can’t have their sexual organs back?” Sara retorts.
“Whenever there is a loss, that is the recovery that our system of justice provides” is Hutchinson’s feeble response.
The look on Sara’s face says it ALL.
Watch the clip here.
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