LAURA INGRAHAM (HOST): There's a piece in National Review by Madeleine Kearns about this little boy, and the title is “‘Desmond Is Amazing’ Needs Saving", about this little boy and what's happened to our youth, their innocence -- before puberty, even, trying to change kids' understanding of just -- or, you know, basic concepts, or sexualize them and destroy their innocence. What's happening here?
BILL DONOHUE: Well, this is child abuse. Let's call it for what it is, and the people behind this -- I want to make it clear -- the average gay person is probably no more interested in this than the average straight person.
And you know, I haven't got enough gays in this country, if they lined up single file, to pull this kind of eroticization of our society together. No, you couldn't do it without the help of an awful lot of straight people.
Almost all of them are straight people. They may be guided by gay activists, and there's a difference between a gay activist and a person who's not an activist, obviously, and those are the ones that I'm talking about. But this is an attempt, basically it's an assault on nature and on nature's God.
That's what it's really about. It's about the family of course, and everything else, and they're using radical individualism as their spear, but it's basically an assault on nature. They're trying to deny the existence of nature, that there are fundamental, profound differences between men and women rooted not in culture but in nature, and that's what we're up against.
INGRAHAM: Well, I think when you look at this new, you know, again -- contrived controversy, and it started as a group of activists in San Francisco in 2015, who decided “How do we sell this gender fluidity concept, and get publicity, and grow this movement?" They grow it by starting this Drag Queen Story Hour organization in San Francisco in 2015, happens to coincide with the rise of Donald Trump.
They start this organization, and then they export it across the United States, and get all these liberal reporters to write pieces about these intolerant Christian conservatives and Catholic groups who are expressing outrage that even the public libraries are turning into these little political and social transformation instruments.
DONOHUE: Well, a number of years ago, I wrote about the public libraries hosting NAMBLA -- that's right, the North American Man Boy Love Association, which believes “if he's eight, he's too late."
And they're organized with one purpose, to sexually molest little boys and girls, mostly boys. And they are -- they organize and meet for the purpose of molesting kids in public libraries, at public expense, and defended by the American Civil Liberties Union. So, it's -- it's not a great leap.
