Bachelorette Contestant: Is Josh Seiter "Transitioning" or TROLLING?

Past Bachelorette contestant Josh Seiter has been making headlines lately, as he claims to be trans - but both the left and the right seem to be questioning if he's really immersed in this identity, or if he's trying to be Dylan Mulvaney 2.0. Josh has posted numerous videos of his "transition" journey, appearing to believe that - despite being a large, muscular, tattooed man with facial hair - he is an actual woman. Blaze TV's Alex Stein interviewed Seiter, trying to get him to admit he's just trolling gender activists - but it's really hard to tell what's really going on. Is he really trying to be the opposite sex? Or he taking advantage of the fact that "coming out" as trans automatically makes you a celebrity?

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