#Science: Boys Have Penises, Girls Have Vaginas
13 Jul 2022
BUCK: We got Meg in Melbourne, Florida, who is an OB/GYN with an important science update for us. Meg, what do you got?
CALLER: Hi. I’m a medical assistant.
BUCK: Medical assistant.
CALLER: I work infertility, Planned Parenthood, and OB/GYN offices. What I would like to say is, any child born is either a female with female reproductive organs or a male that is not born with female reproductive organs. So, it’s the end of the conversation there for people that want to be a man, but that’s not what they were born with. So they would never be a man having a baby ’cause they were born female with female reproductive organs; so there’s your end to that fight. Oh, and, by the way, the new judge that Biden put in that could not describe a woman? You can tell her, it’s because a woman has female reproductive organs.
BUCK: Thank you, Meg. A little bit of #science there.
A law professor from Cal-Berkeley says @HawleyMO is being transphobic for saying only women can get pregnant. Watch this exchange. These men can get pregnant people are crazy: pic.twitter.com/YxOd9kaXFh
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) July 12, 2022
CLAY: Again, for the YouTube crew —
BUCK: I was gonna say.
CLAY: — I’m just gonna keep saying it: “Boys have penises. Girls have vaginas.”
BUCK: It is true. This is a thing that is real and true, and all of us have to live with that reality. Whether people like it or not, that is in fact the universal and timeless truth of that.
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