Two University of California Medical School Heads Refuse to Say Men Cannot Have Babies
"Has a non-biological woman ever had a baby? A transgender person can. That's not a biological woman. Has a non-biological woman ever had a baby. I would reiterate, we take care— we take care of transgender patients."
About this episode
Megyn Kelly and comedian Adam Carolla dissected the state of the Democratic Party and cultural orthodoxies around gender ideology in a wide-ranging conversation focused on Michigan's Senate race and institutional capture. The discussion centered on Democratic Senate candidate Elisa Slotkin, who Kelly accused of adopting an exaggerated Michigan accent similar to Representative Jasmine Crockett's vocal transformation, with audio comparisons showing dramatic shifts in her speaking style. Carolla argued that Democratic policies have become so extreme—citing men in women's sports, open borders, and defunding police—that normal people with businesses and families can no longer run as Democrats, leaving only narcissists and sociopaths willing to enter the party's politics. The conversation highlighted testimony from UCLA and UCSF medical school leaders who refused to state before Congress that biological men cannot have babies, deflecting repeatedly to discussion of transgender patients. Carolla characterized this as the most successful propaganda campaign in history, forcing educated professionals in their 60s to publicly deny biological reality they privately understand. The hosts also criticized Representative Seth Moulton for claiming to oppose boys in girls' sports after the 2024 election while continuing to vote against protections for female athletes. Carolla used COVID-19 responses as a litmus test for authenticity, contrasting blue-collar workers who continued working without masks against Hollywood figures who embraced lockdowns and mandates. Kelly noted that according to the largest survey of swing state voters, transgender athletes in girls' sports was the number one issue in the 2024 election, yet Democratic politicians continue voting against restrictions despite public statements suggesting concern.
Key takeaways
- UCLA and UCSF medical school heads refused to tell Congress that biological men cannot have babies, repeatedly deflecting to discussion of transgender patients when pressed on basic biology.
- Adam Carolla argued Democratic Party policies on gender, borders, and policing have become so extreme that normal business owners and families can no longer run as Democrats, leaving only narcissists willing to seek office.
- Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Elisa Slotkin has dramatically altered her speaking voice and accent compared to earlier recordings, adopting an exaggerated style Kelly compared to Representative Jasmine Crockett's transformation.
- Representative Seth Moulton claimed to oppose boys in girls' sports after the 2024 election but continues voting against protections for female athletes, demonstrating what Kelly called political cowardice.
- The largest survey of swing state voters found transgender athletes in girls' sports was the number one issue in the 2024 election, yet Democratic politicians continue opposing restrictions.
- Carolla used COVID-19 responses as a litmus test for authenticity, noting blue-collar workers largely ignored restrictions while Hollywood figures and political posers embraced mandates and lockdowns.
- Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed attacked J.D. Vance by claiming he hates people who look like his own biracial children, representing what the hosts characterized as standard but divisive Democratic rhetoric.