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• Perry Farhat, Administrative Director, Babs Siperstein PROUD Center: “We don’t care if you see a licensed therapist or not…We don’t require that at all. So, we brought in our own therapist to write our letters to rubber stamp surgeries.” • Farhat: “We do not provide the authorities any of our records.” • Farhat: “The [New Jersey] state government, [Governor] Phil Murphy, and even [former Governor] Chris Christie have been very supportive. Financially, the state has not given us anything, but they’ve recognized us multiple times which really helps us with our private -- our foundation building.” • Daniel Fernandez, LGBTQIA+ Health Navigator, Babs Siperstein PROUD Center: “We had a 14, 15-year-old who was still undocumented…She just started hormones as well.” • Receptionist, Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center [New York, NY]: “We deal with patients that come in at 10 [years-old]. They come in here by themselves.” • Prisha Mosley, De-Transition Advocate: “I actually didn’t need parental consent [for my gender transition]. My parents were just told that I was more likely to kill myself if they didn’t affirm me…but I didn’t actually need their consent.” • Mosley: “Anyone who says that you can change your sex is lying to you. It will never happen. You will be chasing constant drugs and surgeries for the rest of your life, attempting this fallacy, but it will never happen. All that will happen is you will be the same person with the same problems in a now mutilated body.” [NEW YORK – Apr. 20, 2023] Project Veritas released a second video today exposing medical professionals who confirmed that children are being submitted to gender transitions without concern for legal restrictions that may be in place to prevent them. A receptionist who works at the Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center stated that they “deal with patients that come in at 10 [years-old],” and that these children “come in here by themselves” for prospective gender transitions – raising the question of whether Mount Sinai even considers parental awareness and consent before proceeding with such a transition. Perry Farhat, the Administrative Director for Babs Siperstein PROUD Center, said that his New Jersey-based medical institution does not take the therapist approval requirement seriously when it comes to moving ahead with transgender surgeries on minors. “We don’t care if you see a licensed therapist or not…We don’t require that at all. So, we brought in our own therapist to write our letters to rubber stamp surgeries,” he said. Farhat went on to admit that he is not worried about whether the individuals that are being transitioned are in the country legally. “So, documented or undocumented, we do not turn down anybody,” Farhat said. “We don’t ask about whether they’re documented or not. You know, it’s -- I don’t want to scare any of our patients away,” he said. “You come right in. You don’t need a license. You don’t need anything. Whether you’re transgender, straight, gay, doesn’t matter, right? We do not look at that at all, and we do not provide the authorities any of our records.” Daniel Fernandez, who also works at Babs Siperstein PROUD Center as a “LGBTQIA+ Health Navigator,” corroborated Farhat’s statements. “We had a 14, 15-year-old who was still undocumented…She just started hormones as well,” Fernandez said. Project Veritas continues to investigate the transgender surgery industry and the incentives that motivate medical professionals to sexually transition minors to a different gender. Individuals who work within healthcare institutions and have become aware of wrongdoing are invited to contact VeritasTips@protonmail.com so that the public is informed on the issue.

• Nora Scott, Licensed Social Worker, Dell Children’s Medical Center [Austin, TX]: “We do have patients who are starting [transition] as young as eight, nine [years old].” • Dr. John Steever, Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center [New York, NY]: “I follow the WPATH guidelines, the World Professional Association of Transgender Health guidelines, and really what they would say is, the way to go at this age – age 10 -- would be something like a puberty blocker…and that really stops puberty pretty quickly so that no further development of the secondary sexual characteristics happen. So, things like, there’s no real chest development. There’s no menstruation. Things like that.” • Dr. Steever: “When you then get to age 14 is when I’ll consider some, you know, cross-gender hormones. 14 [years-old] is a reasonable age. Most kids are mature enough to make a relatively informed decision.” • Dr. Steever: “Cross-gender hormones, testosterone in this case, you know, do have some permanent effects. So, I need the patient to be a little -- to be mature enough to make a relatively informed decision. I get it, that there are some 14-year-olds that are not, you know, mature -- but generally speaking, they are usually pretty good.” • Prisha Mosley, Detransition Whistleblower: “They [doctors] said it was transition or suicide. Like, I was given no choice. I was told, ‘You will kill yourself if you don’t go through with these treatments.’” [NEW YORK – Apr. 19, 2023] Project Veritas released a new video today exposing the transgender surgery industry -- where several medical professionals were surreptitiously recorded admitting that children as young as eight years of age are considered for gender transitions. According to industry experts, transgender surgeries are a lucrative business which leads certain doctors to conduct them for profit at the expense of patients – who are often young teens. Dr. John Steever, who works in the Pediatrics division of the Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center in New York City, explained to a Veritas journalist how he views the gender transition process. He believes that most teens can make life-altering choices on their own. “I follow the WPATH guidelines, the World Professional Association of Transgender Health guidelines, and really what they would say is, the way to go at this age – age 10 -- would be something like a puberty blocker…and that really stops puberty pretty quickly so that no further development of the secondary sexual characteristics happen. So, things like, there’s no real chest development. There’s no menstruation. Things like that,” Dr. Steever said. “When you then get to age 14 is when I’ll consider some, you know, cross-gender hormones. 14 [years-old] is a reasonable age. Most kids are mature enough to make a relatively informed decision,” he said. “Cross-gender hormones, testosterone in this case, you know, do have some permanent effects. So, I need the patient to be a little -- to be mature enough to make a relatively informed decision. I get it, that there are some 14-year-olds that are not, you know, mature -- but generally speaking, they are usually pretty good.” Another New York City doctor, Matthew Pabis, told a Veritas journalist how much effort he is willing to put in to arrange gender surgery for young children: Veritas Journalist: “You don’t think anybody can do that for a 10-year-old, to do the [gender-reassignment] surgery?” Dr. Matthew Pabis, Family Medicine Specialist, St. Mark’s Institute for Mental Health [New York, NY]: “They could, yeah!” Veritas Journalist: “To reduce it [breasts]? That’s who we’re looking for.” Dr. Pabis: “That’s going to definitely be a psychiatrist to sign off on it. 100 percent.” Veritas Journalist: “If we were able to get that through from a certified psychiatrist, we could bring that into the person--” Dr. Pabis: “Then the surgeon would be able to do the surgery.” Veritas Journalist: “They wouldn’t be like, ‘Oh, they’re too young?’” Dr. Pabis: “Again, the sort of psychiatrist -- I’m going to hook you up with the groups that actually do this. Like, centers.” Veritas Journalist: “Okay.” Dr. Pabis: “Centers that do this, so they will have all the resources in one. I’m not going to leave you hanging.” Nora Scott, who works at the Dell Children’s Medical Center in Austin, Texas, went even further. She admitted that children under 10 years of age can be considered for gender transition. “We do have patients who are starting [transition] as young as eight, nine [years old],” she said. To date, neither New York nor Texas has laws in place that restrict the age at which children can undergo sex changes. The question then becomes how young is too young for one to go through these permanent bodily changes? Prisha Mosley, one of the countless individuals that has been pressured into transitioning, spoke to Project Veritas about her experience. “They [doctors] said it was transition or suicide. Like, I was given no choice. I was told, ‘You will kill yourself if you don’t go through with these treatments.’”

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Teacher: Let’s say Michael wants to be called Michelle now, but there isn’t a gender support plan or a gender support conversation and they now wanna use the girls bathroom…we’re supposed to allow them to do that? “Yes” “Not all transgender students are interested in a Gender Support Plan…Students can use the sex segregated facility that corresponds with their gender identity they assert at school…how they identify at school determines which restroom they choose to use…Students do not need a GSP to access a bathroom or locker room…”