Topic: Elementary School

A psychiatric nurse in California provides a "boots on the ground" report regarding the rise of female-to-male transitions among her patients. She suggests that many young girls are being influenced by teachers and internet personalities to view pregnancy and womanhood as a burden or "parasitic." The report claims these patients often have underlying psychiatric issues that are being reframed as gender identity struggles.

Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Belgrade for the "Serbia Against Violence" march following two mass shootings in May 2023. Demonstrators demanded the resignation of the Minister of Interior Affairs and the Chief of Intelligence Agency, citing a culture of violence promoted by the government and specific media outlets.

A series of TikTok clips illustrate the push for gender ideology in schools and healthcare. One mother describes her three-year-old "coming out" as a girl, while a Minnesota principal promotes the book "Jack Not Jackie." An elementary teacher, using the title "Mix K," explains how they instruct students on non-binary identities and preferred pronouns.

Teachers on TikTok are documenting their efforts to introduce queer identity and non-binary pronouns to elementary school students. One teacher describes wearing "bi-flag" accessories to signal a "safe space" for third and fifth graders to request name and pronoun changes. The segment explores the tension between these teachers and school administrations regarding appropriate communication with young children about gender.

Schools in Norton, Massachusetts, have deployed K-9 units trained to detect the scent of COVID-19 in classrooms and libraries. The dogs, named Huntah and Duke, signal the presence of the virus by sitting next to bookshelves or desks. The hosts criticize the practice as traumatizing for children and a form of security theater.

Elizabeth Warren takes a question from a nine-year-old transgender student named Jacob regarding school safety. The hosts express concern over the medical transitioning of children at such a young age and the audience's enthusiastic response to the segment.

A humorous listener letter claims that children at an elementary school were caught "de-douching" and "knighting" their classmates in exchange for milk money. The school principal reportedly expressed concern over the playground activity. The hosts speculate whether the story is a creative joke by the listener's wife or a genuine instance of the show's culture spreading to a younger generation.

A teenager in Townville, South Carolina, opened fire at an elementary school playground after allegedly killing his father, Jeffrey Osborne. The shooter, who was homeschooled, wounded two students and a teacher before being taken into custody; the incident has sparked discussions about the shooter's mental health and background.