Netflix Is Coming For Your Kids, Harvard Hires Drag Queens, and TCU Is Silencing TPUSA ft. Chloe Cole

Summary

The Isabel Brown Show

Episode: "Netflix Is Coming For Your Kids, Harvard Hires Drag Queens, and TCU Is Silencing TPUSA" (ft. Chloe Cole)
Date: October 3, 2025
Host: Isabel Brown (The Daily Wire)
Summary Prepared By: Podcast Summarizer AI

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Episode Overview

This episode centers on mounting tensions in American culture wars, focusing mainly on three flashpoints:

1. Turning Point USA (TPUSA) and speaker Chloe Cole being prevented from speaking at Texas Christian University (TCU), while LGBTQ+ Pride events are supported.
2. Accusations that Netflix is targeting children with TV shows promoting transgender and LGBTQ+ themes.
3. News that Harvard University has hired drag queen Lahore Vagistan to teach courses on queer ethnography and RuPaul's Drag Race.

Throughout, Isabel Brown delivers pointed commentary, celebrates the late Charlie Kirk’s legacy, and interviews Chloe Cole about her experiences as a detransitioner and advocate on college campuses.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Turning Point USA Silenced at TCU (00:00–15:33)

• Introduction to the Theme:
  Isabel opens by contextualizing TPUSA’s struggle to hold events amidst campus hostility ("there is another cohort fighting for what is evil...incredibly apparent, namely on America's college campuses" – [01:23]).
• TCU’s Alleged Discrimination:
  Chloe Cole reveals mounting hurdles for her planned TPUSA event at TCU, including space restrictions and last-minute changes.
  • “Eventually the school kept saying, like, oh, you can only allow this amount of people, or you can. You can only have students attend this. And we're only going to give you a room that has a capacity of 200, which is just not going to work at all for... this event.” – Chloe Cole, [05:18]
• Contrast with Pride Events:
  TCU simultaneously approves LGBTQ+ Pride events through its Multicultural Center, leading Isabel and Chloe to allege unequal treatment of conservative and Christian perspectives.
  • “Texas Christian University will still hold Pride events, but not allow Christian baptisms and events...Just not allow for you to speak on behalf of Turning Point USA and TCU.” – Isabel Brown, [06:37]
• Impact on Free Speech and Faith:
  Chloe argues this trend contradicts both the values and purpose of a Christian university.
  • “They’ve put in so many measures, so many roles to make it near impossible to have Christian and conservative events on campus.” – Chloe Cole, [07:21]
• Personal Threats and Martyrdom Narrative:
  The conversation ties in the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, painting conservative and Christian students/speakers as under siege.
  • “When the conversations stop, that's when violence begins. So we cannot stop having these conversations.” – Chloe Cole, [09:38]

2. Remembering Charlie Kirk (09:56–14:41)

• Stories of Positive Impact:
  Isabel recounts stories—including a student saved from gender ideology—to stress the effectiveness and compassion of Kirk’s activism.
  • “Charlie Kirk saved me from gender ideology. I used to identify as non-binary...and he was the only person that was willing in love to tell me the truth about who I was created to be from God.” – Isabel Brown, [10:26]
• Chloe on Kirk’s Influence:
  Chloe explains how Kirk’s acceptance aided her own emergence as a detransitioner voice.
  • “Charlie...knew how to connect with people, he knew how to bridge gaps across their differences...he always has been so gracious and so kind to me, especially at a time when he had every reason to be judgmental.” – Chloe Cole, [12:04]
• Call to Action:
  Isabel and Chloe urge listeners to be courageous in sharing their beliefs, positioning themselves as the next torchbearers after Kirk.

3. Promotion of Chloe Cole’s New Event (14:11–15:33)

• Event Rescheduled Off-Campus:
  The TPUSA/Chloe Cole event is moved to Berchman Baptist Church due to TCU administration’s obstacles.
  • “I’m going to be speaking there [Berchman Baptist Church] on October 7th at 7pm and the doors are going to open at 6:30.” – Chloe Cole, [14:48]

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4. Netflix and “Pro-Trans” Children’s Content (18:02–29:49)

• Overview of Parent Protest:
  Thousands of parents allegedly cancel Netflix over content deemed inappropriate for children.

  • “[There is] a massive meta level debate...of Netflix targeting your children with pro trans propaganda.” – Isabel Brown, [17:04]

• Key Examples:

  • Dead End: Paranormal Park: Features trans teen character Barney in a Y7-rated cartoon.
    • “This show is rated TV Y7. We're talking about...content is suitable for children 7 or older...The violence of telling children it's okay to chop off their body parts in the pursuit of self acceptance seems a little advanced for a seven year old, in my opinion.” – Isabel Brown, [20:00]
  • Transformers Animated Series: Non-binary robot character, teaches they/them pronouns ([21:44–21:59]).
    • “Nightshades pronouns? Are they them?... maybe he or she pronouns don't fit who you are Nightshade, the robot, because you lack genitalia and lack a gender to begin with. You're a freaking robot.” – Isabel Brown, [21:46–22:05]
  • Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous: Features a kiss between two female characters in a children's dinosaur show.
    • “I thought it was about dinosaurs. Apparently not. It's about lesbians finally making it official and graphically making out on screen in front of your toddler watching an animate about dinosaurs.” – Isabel Brown, [23:44]
  • Family Switch: Dialogue allegedly demonizes white people ([24:55]).
    • “You know they was white because black people don't create problems like this.” – Quoted character in show, [25:01]
  • Wednesday (Addams Family): Student introduces themselves with they/them pronouns ([25:48–26:04]).
    • “Nice to meet you. And we're always gonna use our pronouns. Always. Unbelievable.” – Isabel Brown, [26:04]
  • The Babysitter’s Club: Teenage babysitter corrects medical staff on a trans child’s pronouns and clothing options ([27:21–28:08]).
  • Documentary "The Dream Life of Georgie Stone": Follows a young trans activist, accused by the host of glamorizing medical transition for minors ([29:49–30:47]).
    • Isabel critiques, “This is a PG rated documentary for children about a radical trans activist who took hormone blockers as a child before undergoing genital mutilation the minute that this young man turned 18. This documentary is actively glorifying children becoming transgender...” – Isabel Brown, [30:34]

• Analysis of “Cancel Culture vs Consequence Culture”:

  • Isabel argues that refusing to subscribe to Netflix is not “cancel culture” but “consequence culture”—a consumer response, not an attempt to silence or deplatform.
    • “Real Cancel culture involves the rabid woke mob…trying to take away your livelihood...Consequence culture...is making sure these companies know they cannot receive your support when they are telling you lies.” – Isabel Brown, [32:12]

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5. Harvard Hires Drag Queen Lahore Vagistan as Professor (33:45–end)

• Coverage of Appointment:
  Isabel discusses news from the Harvard Yard Report that Lahore Vagistan (Kareem Khubchandani) is joining Harvard to teach courses in queer ethnography and “Drag Race and Power.”
  • “Harvard hires Indian drag queen...by the name of Lahore Vagistan as a professor to teach several classes...Drag Race and Power...” – Isabel Brown, [33:55]
• Satiric Critique of Academic Priorities:
  Isabel laments the rise of fields she considers politically motivated or “made up.”
  • “We have created entire fields of study for things that do not exist, have never existed before in human history.” – Isabel Brown, [35:40]
  • She draws parallels between real classes and her perennial joke, “underwater lesbian basket weaving.”
• RuPaul’s Drag Race and Medical Transition in Pop Culture:
  The host critiques a past episode of Drag Race celebrating so-called top surgery and questions its cultural impact.
  • “RuPaul Drag Race actually ended up glorifying the horror of top surgery, AKA a voluntary double mastectomy...as like, a fashion statement on the Runway.” – Isabel Brown, [37:18]
• Discussion of Institutional Value:
  Isabel compares Harvard tuition to U.S. median household income and questions the long-term value of an Ivy League degree framed by such curricula.
  • “Is it really worth the investment to get your kids into Harvard University, or even for us as a society to keep uplifting these insane Ivy League institutions whatsoever? You tell me.” – Isabel Brown, [38:03]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “When the conversations stop, that's when violence begins.” – Chloe Cole [09:38]
• “Charlie...knew how to connect with people, he knew how to bridge gaps across their differences.” – Chloe Cole [12:04]
• “This show is rated TV Y7...The violence of telling children it's okay to chop off their body parts in the pursuit of self acceptance seems a little advanced for a seven year old...” – Isabel Brown [20:00]
• “Nightshades pronouns? Are they them?... You're a freaking robot.” – Isabel Brown [21:46–22:05]
• “Jurassic World. I thought it was about dinosaurs. Apparently not. It's about lesbians finally making it official...” – Isabel Brown [23:44]
• “We have created entire fields of study for things that do not exist...” – Isabel Brown [35:40]
• “Is it really worth the investment to get your kids into Harvard University...to keep uplifting these insane Ivy League institutions whatsoever?” – Isabel Brown [38:03]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Timestamp | Segment Description | |-------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------| | 00:00–04:45 | Show open—Kirk’s death, TPUSA pushback, college campus climate | | 04:45–09:56 | Chloe Cole details obstacles at TCU, contrast with Pride event | | 09:56–15:33 | Remembering Charlie Kirk, Chloe & Isabel discuss activism | | 18:02–29:49 | Netflix content “coming for your kids”—examples and host reaction | | 29:49–33:45 | “The Dream Life of Georgie Stone” documentary, Netflix stock drop | | 33:45–37:18 | Harvard hires drag queen professor, critique of queer academia | | 37:18–end | Drag Race & surgery, Ivy League cost, show wrap-up |

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Final Notes

• Event Reminder: Chloe Cole will be speaking at Berchman Baptist Church on Oct. 7 at 7pm after being denied adequate campus access at TCU ([14:41]).
• Action Items: Listeners encouraged to share the episode, support conservative voices on campus, and reconsider financial support for institutions and companies (Netflix, Harvard) that supposedly promote “radical, anti-truth agendas.”
• Overall Tone: The episode maintains an urgent, impassioned, culture-warrior tone, with Isabel Brown championing Christian, conservative, and “objective truth” narratives while offering emotional, first-person stories and barbed criticism of progressive policies and representation in media and academia.

Transcript

[A]

As college campuses continue to wrestle with what the heck to do with the explosion of Turning Point USA across America, Texas Christian University is going out of its way to silence one of America's most fearless speakers, Chloe Cole. While of course still honoring a Pride event to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Thousands of parents are canceling their Netflix subscriptions after graphic pro trans content has been geared towards their toddlers, believe it or not. And Harvard has just hired a new drag queen professor by the name of Lahore Vadistan to talk about RuPaul's Drag Race and how it's changed the face of American politics. It's a crazy Friday. Buckle up for today's episode of the Isabelle Brown Show. In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, we've seen a powerful rallying behind the search for what is good and true and beautiful and more young people on fire for the things that we believe in than ever before. I truly have never been more hopeful for the future of America and Gen Z. Coming into the helm to save America, I told you so, people, is all I'm gonna say. And I'm very grateful that this has accelerated to the point that, that we are already saving the country at breakneck speed, even just in the last three weeks. But just as we are fighting harder than ever for what is good, there is another cohort fighting for what is evil. And you're starting to see this clash between good and evil become incredibly apparent, namely on America's college campuses. With Charlie Kirk's tour being rebranded to the this Is the Turning Point tour, drawing crowds of thousands upon thousands of people. You're seeing the left get very, very loud about just how badly they don't want to conservatives or even Christians on America's college campuses. At Utah State University, just ahead of Alex Clark and the governor of Utah addressing the student body. Days after Charlie Kirk was killed, there was a suspicious package, a bomb threat called into the event, and the venue had to be cleared by the bomb squad with a detonation of this suspicious package before the event could actually begin safely. Here's a video of that fireball now. At Texas Christian University, one of the most conservative and biblically based student bodies in the entire country, and very special to my family as I had a sibling attend tcu, have spent much, much time on their beautiful campus in Fort Worth, Texas. The administration is allegedly denying Turning Point USA the right opportunity to address the student body with fearless warrior Chloe Cole to talk about her experience as a detransitioner and the lies of the trans movement. But of course, during the exact same week, they will gladly, through the Multicultural center, host a Pride event on campus. It is beyond insanity. One thing is for sure. I am incredibly grateful for fearless individuals willing to go back out into the heart of America's college campuses. What Charlie Kirk often called the front lines of America's culture war. Be it Steven Crowder resurrecting his Change My Mind Tabling event tour, which we saw on campus the other day. Friends like Cam Higby who are literally getting assaulted by some of these insane students, destroying property and hitting him in the face at places like Tennessee State University. And of course, Chloe Cole being willing to go right into the heart of culture and to challenge the narrative about leftism and the lies of the trans movement seducing America's next great generation. Joining us today on the Isabel Brown show is just one of the many fearless warriors continuing to show up on college campuses after the horrifying assassination that we saw of our friend Charlie Kirk. This young woman has been an inspiration of mine for many, many years, and I know she's going to keep fearlessly telling the truth to the next generation. Please join me in welcoming Chloe Cole to the show. Chloe, thank you so much for being here and thank you for your continued fearlessness and courage on college campuses. I was scrolling through Twitter this week and I happened to see a post from about an upcoming visit that you have next week at Texas Christian University. I immediately was so excited because my sister is a graduate of TCU and we love the Horned Frogs. It's a very conservative community. But not conservative enough to let you speak on campus, apparently. So fill us in with everything that's going on.

[B]

So it would seem. Yeah. So I was actually supposed to have an on campus turning event, turning point event with tcu, and it seemed like everything was going all right, but eventually, like, they just kept making us go through these different hurdles in order to have our event. There were about, according to students and staff who were working on this, There were about six or seven spaces available, and we were expecting about 600 or more people to attend my event potentially. But eventually the school kept saying, like, oh, you can only allow this amount of people, or you can. You can only have. You can only have students attend this. And we're only going to give you a room that has a capacity of 200, which is just not going to work at all for. For this event. And it's been incredibly frustrating. We've had to move the event off campus to a local Baptist church. And this is just one of one action in a series of, I think, discrimination from the school against conservative speakers, against conservative students, and against Christians on.

[A]

Campus, which is just insane for me to wrap my head around at Texas Christian University, where the student body is overwhelmingly Christian and conservative. Just a few years ago, I was actually on campus there for an event with Charlie, and they had a huge room with hundreds and hundreds of students in attendance. So obviously, we know that they have the capacity for an event like this. But I think what's so obvious and so brazen, so brazen about how they're treating you is that they're hosting a different event this week that's also honoring the Pride community. Let's throw up your tweet here on the screen because I love your reaction to it. This graphic that you put side by side was really powerful to me. Texas Christian University will still hold Pride events, but not allow Christian baptisms and events. They denied our 107 event despite many rooms being available, but they'll still hold this why we celebrate Pride event in the Intercultural Center. Just not allow for you to speak on behalf of Turning Point USA and TCU with a large enough venue that can accommodate the massive number of students that want to hear your very stirring testimony as a D transitioner. How does that feel, knowing that they're. They're really pushing this Pride agenda, but refusing to let those of you who were seduced by that agenda tell the truth about it?

[B]

It's incredibly frustrating because it not only goes against the tenets of Christianity to, I think, have those kinds of events on campus, which I would have no problem with them hosting the Pride events if they would treat every single group of people equally as they should as an educational institution. But they put in, as a historically Christian university, they put in so many measures, so many roles to make it near impossible to have Christian and conservative events on campus. They've made it so that pastors and priests have to make a. They have to write in a form in order to even come on campus. They've stopped doing baptisms because they say that the. That the two feet of water is. It's a. It's a safety risk. It's a liability. And so they're not going to do those anymore. And from the very beginning of the 20 the turning point chapter, they're trying to establish themselves. They tried to ignore them as an official organization on the campus. And it's as, as, as a. Universities have a very unique role in facilitating open discussion amongst students, in continuing honoring our American values, particularly of fairness and of Free speech. And as a Christian university, they need to recognize just how important it is that Christian students and groups get to uphold their values, get to speak their peace, especially during a time when Christians are being martyred just for having their faith and just for being outspoken. We are seeing people in their own places of worship and get targeted, get shot to death. And we saw with Charlie, he lost his life on campus. It's the students who are hurt by policies and by discrimination like this the most because they're missing out on hearing about every single facet of the conversation, especially about culturally timely topics such as transgenderism and around the lgbt. And I think Charlie put it best when the conversations stop, that's when violence begins. So we cannot stop having these conversations.

[A]

Charlie so beautifully and very eloquently was able to articulate from a loving position the lies of the transgender movement. And I've seen, gosh, five or six different clips of him talking to students on campuses, being honest and truthful, obviously, but in such a compassionate and loving way to students who were then identifying as trans. I was in Colorado on December, September 18, just a week after Charlie was killed at what would be his next event at my alma mater, Colorado State University. And after our speaking engagement to 10,000 people who came to honor the life of Charlie, one young woman approached me on the football field, and she was in tears. And she said, charlie Kirk saved me from gender ideology. I used to identify as non binary. I fit all the criteria of everything that young women are typically associated, associated with, with all of the lies of the trans movement. And he was the only person that was willing in love to tell me the truth about who I was created to be from God. And I'm sure there are thousands upon thousands of other stories like that in our country right now. As a detransitioner yourself and someone who's so passionate to giving a voice to this movement, and I know Charlie was so proud of you in that process. If you had a message to those who think that he was hateful or bigoted or evil in telling the truth to young people who think they are trans, what would you respond to that?

[B]

I mean, I think at this point, if you still believe that Charlie was hateful, that he was racist, that he targeted different groups of people, you have to be willfully ignorant, because there's so much footage of him out there directly interfacing with people of all kinds, of all sorts of backgrounds, of all walks of life on college campuses in such a loving and compassionate manner. He knew how to connect with people, he knew how to bridge gaps across their differences. And, I mean, I can personally speak to that kind of compassion he had, because I had the pleasure of knowing him and of meeting him, and during the very short time that I knew him, he always has been so gracious and so kind to me, especially at a time when he had every reason to be judgmental. I was, like, fresh off of testosterone, I think, when I first met him, and I was very awkward. I was not yet quite in the position that I am now, and a lot of conservative groups and individuals were just looking at me like I was kind of a liability, like I was just a business risk more than anything, and so they didn't want to associate with me. But Charlie, I don't know. I still. To this. To this day, I still don't know exactly what he saw in me, but he saw something, and he knew that I had a voice that could reach out to my generation and especially to other people who have gone through the confusion of transgender ideology. And I think he had a very. It's very clear where his heart was or where his mind was and why he. He did the things that he did. And I'm very. I'm very determined to go forward to. To be one of the. Hopefully hundreds, if not thousands, maybe millions of people who will pick up where he left off and continue these discussions on. On campuses such as TCU by whatever means necessary. This is a moment in our culture that is very critical. And I think Charlie's death really highlighted just how serious this time we are in is. And every single one of us has a responsibility to step into the conversation in some way. And I not only want to address the dangers of transgenderism, but also show people, hey, you have a spot in this conversation. So join. Join me. Join us. Join this growing movement for our future, for this generation, for the next one, for all that will follow, and for the sake of our country.

[A]

Your warrior spirit is so tangible, even through the screen today, Chloe. And I'm always just so blown away by your courage and your willingness to say, here I am. Send me, just like Charlie did every day. And I know despite TCU's efforts to silence you and stop your event from happening on campus, you are forging ahead. So for those who might be in the Dallas Fort Worth area or who want to travel in from somewhere else to support you, what are the details for next week? And how can we be there, boots on the ground, to be that next voice to pick up the torch?

[B]

So the Berchman Baptist Church has been very, very graceful in the midst of all the grief we've been getting just trying to just trying to work things out with tcu. They've allowed us to host this event at their church and so we are going I'm going to be speaking there on October 7th at 7pm and the doors are going to open at 6:30, so I'm hoping to see you all there.

[A]

I cannot wait to watch. I hate that I won't be able to be there in person, but I will be absolutely tuning in wherever we can catch a live stream of it. Chloe, thank you so much. We're praying for you always and thank you for your courage. Truly. Charlie was so proud of the impact that you were making and I know you're going to be such an important voice today, next week at your event and every day thereafter for young people as we navigate this new chapter of our history.

[B]

Thank you so much. Isabel.

[A]

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[C]

It's not the park. It's. It's me. I'm trans Norma. And everyone at school knows and everyone at home knows. And being here, it's like a whole new place. I can just be Barney and I can choose if and when I tell people.

[A]

People.

[C]

I've never been happier. And that's saying something. When I spent today chased by terrifying zombie mascots, Pugsley reminded me how important it is to live your life without apology. So I think I gotta give living here a shot, don't you?

[B]

You don't need my permission. I just wouldn't want Courtney as a roommate.

[A]

We'll be the best of friends. Zombies and fictional characters. You would think maybe we're on the whole fiction conversation. But no. This is presented to children as objective reality and objective truth. And it's important more than ever before to just live authentically as yourself. Unless you are a Christian conservative in America, I suppose, who go wildly underrepresented or completely unrepresented on streaming services like Netflix. This show, Dead End Paranormal park is an animated cartoon that follows two teenagers, Barney and Norma, who you just saw there. Barney being a trans character who was previously a female and now identifies as a male. But they're cartoon characters. So riddle me that. One who work for a haunted theme park with their talking dog, Pugsley. Talking Dog feels slightly more realistic than the trans cartoon character again. But what's really shocking about the rating for this show and why people are so upset over it to the point that they are challenging or even canceling their Netflix subscriptions, is that this show is rated TV Y7. We're talking about like PG PG 13 type ratings for television TV Y7 as a rating means that the content is suitable for children 7 or older. 7 years old. Some kids don't even know how to tie their shoes at 7 years old. And this content is supposed to only contain mild fantasy violence, comedic violence, what even is comedic violence? Some frightening scenes and mild language. The violence of telling children it's okay to chop off their body parts in the pursuit of self acceptance seems a little advanced for a seven year old, in my opinion. But maybe that's just the radical right wing Christian conservative parent in me. And this was a show that was made by Netflix specifically for the Netflix audience. It is a Netflix series, meaning the executives at this company were intimately involved in the creation of this show. And any creative input into the scripting, including making a character trans and presenting this to seven year olds as if it is normal childhood dialogue. Honestly, I feel like it would be one thing if this was just an isolated experience from the streaming service, if this was one crazy show that had one crazy writer on the show injecting this type of ideology into the minds of children. But what's really frustrating to me, and I think why many people are seriously considering if they haven't already canceled their Netflix subscriptions, is that it is not an isolated incident. It is very clearly a pattern of behavior. We have seen with many other pieces of content on Netflix that is specifically made for kids and is targeting kids. If you need a refresher, let's remind ourselves right now of the Netflix Transformers series.

[C]

Of course. Morgan, can you switch.

[B]

Nightshades pronouns? Are they them?

[C]

He or she? Just doesn't fit who I am. My apologies. Please switch their piece now. The plan.

[A]

Transformers never felt more appropriate than it does right now. And maybe he or she pronouns don't fit who you are Nightshade, the robot, because you lack genitalia and lack a gender to begin with. You're a freaking robot. You're a machine. But that's not enough. We have to tell kids, even machines, even Transformer robots can be they. Them. Jurassic World, an animated series on Netflix for kids, features an incredibly graphic scene of two women kissing in this cartoon. You were trying to tell me something before. What? Earlier in the list. Before the nothosaurus went all crazy. It seems super important. It was. The truth is, Sammy, I've fallen for you.

[D]

Lord have mercy.

[C]

Like hard, Real hard.

[D]

Jurassic World. You know Jurassic World. Since when did this happen in Jurassic World? I thought it was about dinosaurs. Dinosaurs, Guys. Oh, my gosh. Look at this. Look at this. Jurassic World. Guys, protect the kids. Protect your kids. Yeah, sometimes you have to watch what they watch. Watch what they watch. Guys, this is crazy. Guys, this is Jurassic World. You know, Jurassic World. And we Sent our kids to bed just before this happened. We didn't even know this was going to happen. This is crazy.

[A]

It is crazy. I appreciate this, Dad. I thought this was a show about dinosaurs. Apparently not. It's about lesbians finally making it official. And graphically making out on screen in front of your toddler watching an animate about dinosaurs. Was the Land Before Time not good enough for these people? Whatever happened to Littlefoot and Ducky? That was peak childhood television. Somebody get us a Land Before Time poster for the studio because I loved that show as a child. But it's not enough to just be dinosaurs. Why are we even having making out anybody on a child's cartoon? That's very bizarre. Did no one else grow up watching movies with their parents? Like the classic rom com that came out in the early 2000s and your parents saying, close your eyes, girls. Close your eyes. When anyone remotely kissed on screen? No, just me. Okay, cool. And it's not isolated even to just the lesbian or trans conversation. Netflix content geared towards children in this series Family Switch is also specifically demonizing white people as the butt of the joke, apparently.

[D]

Sorry, but the exhibit's closed.

[A]

Some clumsy family came in and knocked over the telescope last night. And you know they was white because black people don't create problems like this. And you know they was white because black people don't knock over telescopes and create problems like this. I don't even need to know the greater context of the but of that joke because could you imagine for five seconds if we made a show on Netflix that said, you know, it was black people that did this thing because white people don't behave that way. Shows geared more towards a teen audience or a more adult childhood audience take things a little bit further. Not just in the animated cartoon robot way of being they them, but the Addams Series new adaption of Wednesday that has season two that just released also is injecting woke pronouns into the lives of teenagers. Wow. This is for me. I know, right? The school totally customizes our rooms for us. It's so cozy. I'm Frankie. Pronouns. They, them. I'm only 15 days old. Hi, Claudine. She her.

[B]

Nice to meet you.

[A]

Nice to meet you. And we're always gonna use our pronouns. Always. Unbelievable. What's really disturbing to me is that they can't just let old series and old shows that do have timeless values and are timeless stories, regardless of whatever the woke agenda of the last five minutes has. B. You saw this with Jurassic World, obviously, the Addams Family, which is a classic Story that's been around in American culture and the zeitgeist for many generations. The Babysitters Club, which is about the most innocent, lovely storyline of all time. I believe these were a series of novels originally, and then I think they also came out with movies when I was younger about it. The Babysitters Club has a new series on Netflix where young teenage babysitters are crusading on behalf of the kids that they are babysitting. To even use the right pronouns, because haven't you heard the wrong color hospital gown is so dehumanizing to trans children. Took a while, but we finally found a file for a Bailey Del Vecchio. Is 32 Burnhill Road still the current address? Yeah. Have you been getting influence? If he's dehydrated, we'll need to place an iv, have him change into this. Well, I hear someone's ey feeling well.

[C]

Let'S take a look at the little man.

[A]

Can I please talk to you two outside? I know that you guys are busy, but as you would see if you looked at her and not her chart, they. Lily is not a boy. And by treating her like one, you are completely ignoring who she is. You're making her feel insignificant and humiliated, and that's not gonna help her feel good or safe or calm. So I'm here on out. Please recognize her for who she is, and if at all possible, could you.

[C]

Find me a non blue hospital gown?

[D]

Apologies.

[A]

All right, dad. Mar. I didn't even know that multicolored hospital gowns were an option. When was the last time you went to the hospital and they handed you a sterile paper hospital gown and offered you color options depending on your gender identity, that happened to change that particular day. And the last time I checked, if you are a good doctor, your very first pledge is to do no harm. If you have a biologically male patient, especially as a child who was probably groomed into changing their gender identity by an adult, a trusted adult who was supposed to keep them safe. The last thing you would ever do is treat them as a girl, no matter what was wrong with them. But clearly a physical ailments to the point that this little boy was clutching his stomach in agonizing pain. All of this is ridiculous, but all obviously operates in the fictional world of various storytelling, from dinosaur series to hospital baby club, babysitters club storylines. But there's a really powerful Netflix documentary that's inciting so much excitement for the LGBTQ community on Netflix in the nonfiction world that I think is the final nail in the Coffin for so many Christian conservative families to say we are done giving our money to Netflix. Also a new release on the platform is this transgender documentary rated pg. So as long as a family member, a trusted adult is watching with you, this is indeed geared towards children. Watch this.

[E]

I keep thinking of the moments that.

[A]

Have led me here. How do you feel about the treatment that you want to have? I feel good about that. That because then I won't grow into.

[B]

A boy, I'll be myself.

[A]

The winner of the Young People's Human.

[E]

Rights medal for 2017 is Georgie Stone. My name is Georgie Stone. I'm 15 years old. For the last five years, court has played a big part in my family's life. To have a complete stranger having to make a decision about my body was really distressing and I felt really powerless. I want to make sure this doesn't play the same part in anyone else's life. Even though we have achieved a lot, we still need to make sure that we are protecting and looking after trans kids in Australia. I've always known who I am.

[A]

I've always been a girl. The dream life, which is obviously a positive thing of Georgie Stone, this young man who has been lied to for his entire life about who he is groomed by adults into believing that he is a woman. My heart honestly just breaks for kids like this, and especially when I think about testimonies like Chloe's. To know that you're pushed into this at younger and younger and younger ages in our cultural conversation across Western civilization right now, now just makes my stomach turn. And here we are presenting it on the most popular streaming service on the planet as a dream life for teenagers again. This is a PG rated documentary for children about a radical trans activist who took hormone blockers as a child before undergoing genital mutilation the minute that this young man turned 18. This documentary is actively glorifying children becoming transgender and specifically two children promoting chemical and surgical castration, changing their lives forever, rendering them infertile, making them significantly more likely to experience anxiety, depression and even suicidation later in their life. And we are painting it as a dream life. This has opened up an entirely interesting conversation when it comes to the idea of cancel culture in the last couple of days. We'll throw this up on the screen for you right now. The Harvard or the. The stock for Netflix has taken a massive, massive drop. They lost about $20 billion in market value in just under five days. The stock has come up very, very slightly since we have pulled this graphic for you, but not enough to warrant a company. Not freak out. Of course they're freaking out right now. They're having an absolute meltdown about what do they do from this. And many people are accusing families who are canceling their Netflix subscriptions to keep their children safe from this type of ideology of engag rampant cancel culture. Let's just set the record incredibly straight here. There is a major difference between the cancel culture of the left and deciding not to give your money to companies that hate you and want to ideologically indoctrinate your children. We had this exact same conversation related to the whole Jimmy Kimmel saga. No one is saying that Netflix as a company doesn't have the right to publish this stuff. No one is saying that you don't have the right to create these series, that you don't have the right to say something untrue or. Or that your free speech should be taken away. To the contrary, we actually encourage you to do this. And I for one am incredibly grateful that Netflix is overplaying their hand on this. That there very clearly is a systematic agenda designed to poison the minds of children and indoctrinate them into one way of thinking. Because the more they do it, the more honest they are about exactly what their objectives are for the next generation. But. But no one has to be forced into giving their hard earned money to Netflix and encouraging their children to watch this type of content. That would be authoritarian. And we live in supposedly a free society where you have the choice to remove your family from the indoctrination entirely. The big difference on cancel culture, and this is where we'll leave it today because it warrants a much bigger conversation, is that real Cancel culture involves the rabid woke mob of authoritarian leftists trying to take away your livelihood, your bank accounts, your safety, or maybe even your life, as we saw in the case of Charlie Kirk. Because you are telling the truth. Consequence culture, which I am labeling this coming from the right, holding these companies accountable for the lies that they are spreading is making sure these companies know they cannot receive your support when they are telling you lies. And I expect that this consequence culture is only going to get stronger as Americans realize we desperately need to pursue what is good and. And true and beautiful instead of evil demonic lies that are twisting the very identity of humanity to push a political agenda. Bringing us back to college campuses for a second, because I know our great friend Michael Knowles had the privilege of visiting Harvard University to speak to Harvard Law students last night. I want to end the show on this because I just can't sit with this by myself anymore for the rest of the week for your Friday. Funny to send you home for the weekend. There is a group of students at Harvard University who has put together a new publication online called the Harvard Yard Report. It's just the Yard Report by short. And they are putting together this website to anonymously publish all of the crazy woke crap that is happening at America's most prestigious Ivy League institution. One story is making the rounds more than anything else over the past few days on Twitter and I cannot sit on this alone anymore. I need you to know the insanity that I have bouncing around in my head ever since I saw it. This is a story on the Yard Report from these brave students at Harvard University. Harvard hires Indian drag queen. This is this person's drag name, allegedly. Lahore Vagistan as a professor to teach several classes. Wom Gen 1 Jen. Haven't heard that one before. 12 15. That's the class Wom gen Women and Gender studies perhaps. 12:15. Drag race and power. And there's a lovely photo of Lahore Vajistan, clearly one of the most celebrated academic thought minds in the world, to be teaching a course at Harvard University, one of the most prestigious schools on the face of the planet. Lahore Vagistan is going to teach queer ethnography. I'm reading this for you because I genuinely don't even know what this means. Let's say it together. Queer ethnography. Any Harvard students want to weigh in in the comments for us on what the hell that means? And of course, another class class rue politics. So important, the subjects of our time, Drag race and desire. Lahore Vajistan's actual name is incredibly even more complicated than the drag name Kareem Kubchandani, who is currently an associate professor at Tufts University teaching theater, dance and performance studies. Yeah, that sounds about right. Is going to be joining Harvard this semester, actually for two semesters, but starting this fall, teaching queer ethnography, which is allegedly a course exploring research methods in queer studies. Talk about a field that legitimately does not exist. This is the problem with academia. Let me get on my soapbox for two seconds. We have created entire fields of study for things that do not exist, have never existed before in human history. And then we get angry when you can't find a job in the job market because there are no jobs related to the research methods in queer studies. So people like Kareem Kubchandani, AKA Lahore Vagistan end up going back to school for a master's and back to school again for a PhD and then probably another PhD and the only job they can find in the universe is to be a professor of research methods in queer studies. And the cycle just rinses and repeats. It is. It is so beyond insane that this is happening at Harvard University, of all places. But in the spring semester, the class is even going to get crazier. As I said, the second class that he's teaching is called Rue Politics, Drag Race, and Desire. Examining the cultural impact of the television show RuPaul's Drag Race. I used to make the joke when I was speaking on college campuses that, thank God, Gen Z is waking up to how insanely twisted the academic system of colleges and universities are across our country. God forbid, were all still encouraged to pursue degrees in underwater lesbian basket weaving. Tell me that this is not equally as insane as the hypothetical underwater lesbian basket weaving that I came up with as a joke, like, eight years ago. Here we are exploring RuPaul's Drag Race show as the most impactful entertainment content to an entire generation and changing the fabric of American politics. And for the record, this isn't just some, like, oh, let's get dressed up in funny drag clothes and really fancy makeup and walk the run Runway as you might think that it is. Let's not forget, in May of 2024, RuPaul Drag Race actually ended up glorifying the horror of top surgery, AKA a voluntary double mastectomy undergone by young women who wish to become young men. And somehow painting this as like, a fashion statement on the Runway. This was put out everywhere as part of this television series. I was horrified when I saw this the first time. And somehow it's even worse the more I see it. Unbelievable. That's what we're studying now as the impact on American politics. Yeah, you don't say. Harvard, just as a reminder, costs on average $86,000 to attend per year. And just for comparison, the median household income in the United States household income from both parents in 2023 was about 80, $80,000. So do the math. Is it really worth the investment to get your kids into Harvard University, or even for us as a society to keep uplifting these insane Ivy League institutions whatsoever? You tell me. Don't forget to mark your calendars for October 7th, when beautiful Ms. Chloe Cole will be speaking to the students at Texas Christian University. Turning Point USA has been streaming all of their campus events on social media the last few days, so I'm sure they will be streaming this one as well. And we cannot wait to cheer her on. And if you or anyone is associated with tcu. If you are a donor, an alumnus, a current student, please share this episode so that people know that even one of America's most conservative Christian universities is trying to silence the pursuit of objective truth. What Charlie Kirk dedicated his life to and what courageous people picking up the microphone like Chloe Cole are ready to step in and continue doing. We love you guys so much. Have a great weekend and we'll see you Monday on the Isabel Brown Show. Show.