Just watching: Summary for those without the digital software to watch it.
First half includes male transitioner Erica Anderson (Pyschologist) from University of California stating how ominous any bans for children transitioning is and how it is only based on ignorance and prejudice.
Dr Lee Savio-Biers (American Academy of Pediatrics) - stating none of it is experimental, treatments have been based in scientific literature and all treatments have been well documented and used for decades. And backed by a number of major medical organisations. She says there is not any rational for the banning of medical treatment for children transitioning.
Mentions WPATH. And that Under 18: for homones or surgery should have parental consent, and have been seen by therapist. Over 18: for hormones can sign a consent after an initial consultation. For surgery, Over 18 should have seen a therapist.
Mentions WPATH will have revised guidelines by end of 2021.
Goes back to Anderson talking about conversion therapy etc. However, Anderson does admit that clinicians are not always following the WPATH (they have been part of team to develop those WPATH guidelines) and that some clinicians are not well trained. They admit that some doctors take on patients because they are 'interesting' and that doing that is deplorable.
Then shows one of Anderson's patients who they have been treating for 4 years since they were 13. Of course, the patient in a mock counselling session done for the cameras that they would have probably have committed suicide.
Anderson then points out that the criteria for diagnosis for dysphoria is for it to have persisted for 6 months, something that they are not satisfied with (they did not say whether they feel that should be shorter or longer).
Then it goes to the clip tweeted up thread.
And of course, Alfonso David also points out suicide stats in that part of the clip too.
Grace comes across as very well considered.
So no. findthetruth. It does not mention other countries, at all.
I don't know whether people will take on the message that the trans community don't want the negative stories to be told so that questions are raised or whether people will take that at complete face value that people will just hate on trans people if any questions are raised and those people are just ignorant prejudiced people anyway. I don't know the audience at all for this program.
So, yes. Just a whole lot of downplaying by professionals and the brave detransitioners coming across pointing out the flaws in the system and Grace's take of 'why would anyone not want the best health care in place' (my paraphrasing)?