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quality of the evidence and, actually, what they found is very similar to what's come out in the cass report, which is threadbare evidence. i suppose the issue is exactly what cass was talking about — weak evidence. you know, this was new medical territory. you know, how do you approach stories when you're reporting on this kind of medicine? well, the same way that you would any story, you know — you'd speak to the people who are experts, you listen to them and it's really... i think it's a really unique feature of this story compared to anything i've done before. i'm a generalist. i'm not a healthjournalist. but, generally speaking, if you ask questions or you critique an evidence base — and, really, we have known for a very long time that the evidence base is practically non—existent — when you do that, you wouldn't usually be accused of hating or wanting to kill the patient population who are being treated by that. but you're saying that's what happened to you? well, yes, it does happen. you know... i guess the question is... to ask questions, you're then accused of being transphobic and — you know, which is silly. and i think
which is threadbare evidence. i suppose the issue is exactly what cass was talking about — weak evidence. you know, this was new medical territory. you know, how do you approach stories when you're reporting on this kind of medicine? well, the same way that you would any story, you know — you'd speak to the people who are experts, you listen to them and it's really... i think it's a really unique feature of this story compared to anything i've done before. i'm a generalist. i'm not a healthjournalist. but, generally speaking, if you ask questions or you critique an evidence base — and, really, we have known for a very long time that the evidence base is practically non—existent — when you do that, you wouldn't usually be accused of hating or wanting to kill the patient population who are being treated by that. but you're saying that's what happened to you? well, yes, it does happen. you know... i guess the question is... to ask questions, you're then accused of being transphobic and — you know, which is silly. and i think what's
which is threadbare evidence. i suppose the issue is exactly what cass was talking about — weak evidence. you know, this was new medical territory. you know, how do you approach stories when you're reporting on this kind of medicine? well, the same way that you would any story, you know — you'd speak to the people who are experts, you listen to them and it's really... i think it's a really unique feature of this story compared to anything i've done before. i'm a generalist. i'm not a healthjournalist. but, generally speaking, if you ask questions or you critique an evidence base — and, really, we have known for a very long time that the evidence base is practically non—existent — when you do that, you wouldn't usually be accused of hating or wanting to kill the patient population who are being treated by that. but you're saying that's what happened to you? well, yes, it does happen. you know... i guess the question is... to ask questions, you're then accused of being transphobic and — you know, which is silly. and i think what's happened here — i mean, ispoke with doctor cass upon
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of 2018 when a racist nutcase killed 11 jews during shabbat morning services. we did not take it seriously enough after the el paso massacre in august of 2019, when and latino hating monster killed 18 people at a walmart store. we did not take it seriously enough after the buffalo shooting in may of last year when a rope far-right bigot targeted black people in a tops serk supermarket, killing ten. we did not take it seriously enough after the allen, texas massacre this past may after a man with a swastika tattoo murdered eight people, half of whom were asian. and now, jacksonville, florida. white supremacists armed with an ar-15 style rifles gunning down black and brown people, attacking synagogues, setting fire to mosques and black churches. at what point do we say enough is enough? at what point do we ask how we came to live in an america where racist violence is on the rise again, where white supremacists are emboldened again? where mainstream politicians are silent again. they are silent. florida governor and presidential candidate ron desantis has strongly condemned the violence in jacksonville, but had nothing to say about the far-right ideology behind it, where it comes from, where to stop it. he had nothing to say about the swastika or weapon of choice. >> perpetrating violence of
after the charleston massacre in june 2015, when a hate filled sociopathic gunned down nine african americans during a bible study. we did not take it seriously enough after the pittsburgh synagogue massacre in october of 2018 when a racist nutcase killed 11 jews during shabbat morning services. we did not take it seriously enough after the el paso massacre in august of 2019, when and latino hating monster killed 18 people at a walmart store. we did not take it seriously enough after the buffalo shooting in may of last year when a rope far-right bigot targeted black people in a tops serk supermarket, killing ten. we did not take it seriously enough after the allen, texas massacre this past may after a man with a swastika tattoo murdered eight people, half of whom were asian. and now, jacksonville, florida. white supremacists armed with an ar-15 style rifles gunning down black and brown people, attacking synagogues, setting fire to mosques and black churches. at what point do we say enough
start to try to prove our loyalty to whatever our own private by hating the other group all the more. it is just not the way of jesus christ, who is to transform us both in our relationship with god, our relationship with one another, and even with people who disagree with us. and one of the things that is really hopeful to me is that i am seeing a lot of my fellow evangelical christians who are exhausted with. >> this you're hopeful about that? >> because they are saying i don't want to go through this again, we have seen all the division, we've seen the cruelty and the hatred and there has to be a better way. i was just talking to some young government officials tonight who are saying how do, we as christians, make sure that we don't become power hungry, and we don't become cruel? how do we actually follow jesus? so i think there is hope and signs for renewal, but that means being really honest about what the crisis. >> let's be honest about what you think the crisis might be attributed to, or people are
wave of dozens of hypersonic cruise missiles plus drones at various locations throughout ukraine. most were shot down but some got through. including hating what was said to be a blood bank and eastern n ukraine to strike a work crime. this is ukraine is busy to a university building aggression held up in flames. the unconfirmed charges ukraine' is controversial clustr munitions. also after you create large naval drones against russian ships in the black sea this past week. this an apparent response to russia's pullout from the green deal aimed at getting food to needy countries. when the top x of the peace summit this week and energetic room that met with zelenskyy in the past, not representatives of some 40 countries including the u.s., china and india were there. but not russia. according to officials on the ground here, some basic principles were discussed including the priority of international law and international rules -based order. >> we anticipated this
wave of dozens of hypersonic cruise missiles plus drones at various locations throughout ukraine. most were shot down but some got through. including hating what was said to be a blood bank and eastern n ukraine to strike a work crime. this is ukraine is busy to a university building aggression held up in flames. the unconfirmed charges ukraine' is controversial clustr munitions. also after you create large naval drones against russian ships in the black sea this past week. this an apparent response to russia's pullout from the green deal aimed at getting food to needy countries. when the top x of the peace summit this week and energetic room that met with zelenskyy in the past, not representatives of some 40 countries including the u.s., china and india were there. but not russia. according to officials on the ground here, some basic principles were discussed including the priority of international law and international rules -based order. >> we anticipated this
least against white people by making a product that elevates cholesterol and heart disease risk increases body weight, blood sugar, diabetes. it's not like giving a diseased blanket but over time, this kills people. if they really did care about blogs, they probably wouldn't be making that product. they also have high elevation of diabetes and obesity. how much joy are you actually bring you two people? it's not a disease blanket. over time -- >> do you think -- do you think that the day will ever come when these american hating companies realize that you don't bite the hand that feeds you, target, bud light? >> it is almost ben & jerry's protected from all of this. they have done this for years.