A number of Democrat congressmen walked out during the video because it proves that minor children have received experimental sex change surgeries. The video features Dr. Blair Peters, an expert on gender transition surgeries who said, "We've maybe done a couple, a handful, of puberty-suppressed adolescents," and that Oregon Health & Science University is "putting our first series together as we're kind of … figuring out what works."
Rep. Cammack said: "There is no consent that you can give as an adolescent to change your anatomy — particularly when, in this video, the surgeon himself admits that these kids have, in many cases, not had their first sexual experiences, and how do they affirm what things are supposed to feel like and look like when they just don't know."

Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL) has issued a response to Democratic lawmakers who left a hearing on Wednesday when she tried to argue against gender transition surgeries for children.

The walkout from Democrats took place when Cammack tried to show a video explaining what the surgeries look like. Cammack said she believed the walkout happened because the video "proves what we've been saying all along."

"This is, I want to say, almost akin to a Frankenstein experiment on children," Cammack said. "There is no consent that you can give as an adolescent to change your anatomy — particularly when, in this video, the surgeon himself admits that these kids have, in many cases, not had their first sexual experiences, and how do they affirm what things are supposed to feel like and look like when they just don't know."