The radicals have gone full clown world again, and this time it’s a board-certified OB-GYN twisting herself into pretzels to avoid admitting the sky is blue. On January 14, 2026, during a Senate HELP Committee hearing titled “Protecting Women: Exposing the Dangers of Chemical Abortion Drugs,” Missouri’s own Senator Josh Hawley lobbed what should be a softball for any real doctor: “Can men get pregnant?” Enter Dr. Nisha Verma, the left’s star witness, who bobbed and weaved like a prizefighter on the ropes, refusing to cough up a straight answer over a dozen times. This wasn’t some gotcha trap; it was basic biology meets ideological insanity. With the video exploding across the internet—racking up millions of views in hours—and even tech titans piling on, it’s crystal clear: The woke brigade’s denial of reality is rotting science from the inside out. Let’s dissect this farce and why Verma’s “reasoning” is pure lunacy.
The Setup: A Hearing on Women’s Safety Turns Surreal
The whole circus kicked off in the Dirksen Senate Office Building, where lawmakers grilled witnesses on the risks of abortion pills like mifepristone. Verma, an Indian-American OB-GYN with years in reproductive health, was there to downplay dangers, claiming over 100 studies prove the drugs are safe and that 7.5 million folks have used them since 2000 without major issues. Fair enough for debate fodder, but then Hawley zeroed in on the elephant in the room—or rather, the uterus that isn’t. He pressed her on the “biological reality” because, let’s face it, if you’re talking women’s health, you better know who’s actually at risk. But Verma? She froze like a deer in headlights, hemming and hawing about “goals” and “complexities.” This from a doctor who’s supposed to cut through the BS with science.
The Exchange: Twelve Dodges and Counting
Hawley didn’t let up, asking variations of “Can men get pregnant?” at least 12 times, hammering home that it’s about truth, not politics. Verma’s first pivot: “I’m not really sure what the goal of the question is.” Goal? Lady, the goal is establishing if you live on planet Earth or in some gender-fluid fantasyland. She babbled about caring for “people with many identities,” including those who “don’t identify as women.” Translation: She’s tip-toeing around trans men—biological females who call themselves guys—and non-binary types, insisting the question “reduces the complexity” of their lives.
Hawley shot back: “It’s not complex. I’m trying to get to an answer, and I’m trying to test, frankly, your veracity as a medical professional and as a scientist.” He reminded her of her own words about science over politics, then dropped the mic: “For the record, it’s the women who get pregnant and not men.” Verma doubled down on her drivel, calling yes-no questions “political tools” and accusing him of “conflating male/female with man/woman.” By the end, Hawley nailed it: “Your refusal to recognize men as men and women as women is deeply corrosive to science, public trust, and constitutional protection for women as women.” Boom. The room got tense, but the truth rang out loud.
Sen. Josh Hawley: “Can men get pregnant?”
Dr. Nisha Verma: “I’m not really sure what the goal of the question is.”
Hawley: “The goal is just to establish a biological reality…Can men get pregnant?”
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) January 14, 2026
The Insane “Reasoning”: Woke Word Salad Over Basic Biology
Here’s where the madness peaks—Verma’s so-called logic is a steaming pile of progressive pablum. She claims pausing on the question stems from treating patients with “diverse identities,” implying that if someone identifies as a man but has a uterus, well, presto, men can get pregnant. Never mind that biology doesn’t care about feelings; pregnancy requires ovaries, a womb, and XX chromosomes. Her dodge boils down to this: Admitting only women get pregnant might “polarize” or hurt feelings in the trans crowd. She wants “conversations free from polarization,” but that’s code for dodging facts that clash with the left’s agenda.
This isn’t medicine; it’s activism masquerading as expertise. Verma positions herself as a “person of science” while representing “complex experiences,” but you can’t have it both ways. Science says no man—biological or otherwise—has ever gestated a baby. Her hesitation exposes the core rot: The left’s gender ideology demands we pretend otherwise, even if it means eroding trust in doctors. Polls show 62 percent of Americans reject this nonsense, believing sex is binary and unchangeable. Yet here she is, fumbling in front of Congress because admitting the obvious might offend the rainbow mafia.
The Viral Backlash: From Senate Floor to Meme Machine
The clip hit the web like a freight train, with Hawley’s post alone garnering over 20 million views by January 15 afternoon. Tech moguls jumped in, quipping that the rule applies to “all male mammals.” Conservative firebrands called it “embarrassing” and “career-ending,” while everyday folks flooded comments with eye-rolls and demands for real doctors. One fresh revelation: Hospitals are now mandating pregnancy tests on biological men before X-rays, wasting resources and tanking trust because of this exact ideological fog. Another bombshell from the fallout—excess death spikes in young folks tied to cardiac issues, but that’s a rabbit hole for another day. Point is, Verma’s flub ignited a firestorm, proving Americans are fed up with experts who prioritize pronouns over physiology.
Why This Matters: The Left’s War on Reality Hits Healthcare Hard
This isn’t just a Senate sideshow; it’s a symptom of the left’s broader assault on truth. If an OB-GYN can’t affirm basic biology in a hearing about women’s safety, how can we trust her on abortion drugs that cause adverse events in 11 percent of cases—22 times higher than FDA labels admit? It erodes public faith, jacks up costs with pointless protocols, and endangers real women by muddying who needs protection. America’s comeback demands leaders like Hawley who call out the crap, not enablers who dance around facts. With 58 percent backing stricter science standards in medicine per recent surveys, the tide’s turning against this lunacy.
Bottom line? Men can’t get pregnant, folks—never have, never will. Verma’s insane evasions prove the woke virus has infected even the white coats, but Hawley’s hammer is the cure. Time to purge the pretenders and put real science back in charge. America First means facts first, no apologies.