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Matt Walsh's controversial doc challenges radical gender ideology through provocative interviews and humor.
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Matt Walsh Self - Host
Marci Bowers Self
Gert Comfrey Self
Michelle Forcier Self
Phil McGraw Self (archive footage)
Scott Newgent Self
Jordan B. Peterson Self
Debra Soh Self
Don Sucher Self
Mark Takano Self
Naia Okami Self
Miriam Grossman Self
Patrick Grzanka Self
Selina Soule Self
Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen Self
Helena Kerschner Self
Sara Stockton Self
Carl Trueman Self
Alissa Walsh Self
Abbey Marks Matt Walsh's Daughter
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