as a Korean woman. But six months later, he's decided he's had enough. Now he's transitioning
back to being a British man. We thought we would ask him what that experience was like.
Ollie London joins us tonight. Ollie London, thanks so much for coming on. So why did you
decide to become a Korean woman? Who told you that was possible?
So obviously, I've had a difficult time with my gender identity struggles. I was never
unhappy with how I looked. So I started changing.
I started dressing as a Korean woman and I realised that was a big mistake and I just want to be a boy.
But you know, is it any wonder people like me and young people want to change their agenda when we have them?
the normalization of this in our schools in this country.
Children are taught from a young age,
from the age of five in some cases,
that it's okay to change their gender.
It's okay to, you know, wear a skirt.
It's okay for a boy to use a gender-neutral toilet
when it puts girls at risk.
This is the new norm,
and schools are teaching about toxic masculinity.
They're eroding the alpha male.
The alpha straight male has been eroded.
You know, Tucker, what happened years ago
when kids used to go to school
They used to idolize Superman and astronauts. Now kids are being pushed this radical ideology
They're taught to idolize weak men like Harry Styles, weak politicians like Beto O'Rourke
Why is this happening, you know, and is it any wonder people like me fall victim to this that I had all this surgery
I tried to change because you know, I I kind of felt victim to this mentality
I'm an adult but you know these kids can't make these decisions on their own
They're being pushed this radical agenda and I'm grateful that I've come out the other side. I'm grateful
I found God but you know, I want to speak up for these kids that are confused with their gender
A lot of kids have gender disabilities
And you know, that wasn't a thing 20 years ago Tucker. This is what's being taught in the school system
May I ask you a question and I'm not mocking you at all since your question. Did it make you happier?
Did you feel when you quote transitioned and started living as something that you weren't did you feel like you were that thing?
And were you at peace inside?
You know, I've never really found happiness until recently and so I was always
struggling with my looks, as most kids do, especially as a teenager between, you know,
the age of 11 to 13, kids change. And kids start to question themselves. They start to question
their looks, their identity. They have self-esteem issues. This is normal. I used to really hate the
way I looked, so I thought having all this surgery, trying to become a girl, dressing as a girl,
trying to be more feminine, I thought that would make me happy. I realized that was a big mistake.
And I feel like, you know, if I was born 40 years ago, I wouldn't have done this. It's what the woke
culture.
is pushing these days, what we see on TikTok.
It's the new normal, and this is so wrong.
It's really affecting our kids,
and the school boards have a lot to answer for with this.
I agree with that.
A lot of people are unhappy inside.
That's normal, but pharmaceuticals and plastic surgery
aren't gonna fix it, of course, as you know.
Ollie London, great to see you tonight.
Thank you. Thank you, Tucker.