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A transgender influencer and activist has hit back after a Rose Montoya was among hundreds welcomed by President Pride Month is being celebrated at a time when anti-transgender sentiment is rising in the United States, and "I had the honor of attending White House Pride, the largest one in history where the pride flag flew for the first time," Montoya wrote in the caption of Montoya's minute-long video included shots of Biden delivering remarks, her meeting the president and first lady It was a brief shot where Montoya is seen topless with her hands covering her breasts alongside two others that prompted an edited version of her video to be circulated on "This is what happened on the White House lawn," tweeted Collin Rugg, co-owner of conservative commentary outlet Trending Politics. "These are the 'bravest and most inspiring' people Biden has ever known. The country you once knew is gone." This is what happened at the White House pride event. A disgrace to our country. Charlie Kirk, a conservative political commentator, shared Montoya's video on Twitter, writing alongside it: "GRAPHIC: Trans TikTok "influencer" Rose Montoya, posed topless at Biden's White House Pride celebration. Next to him is a biological female, also topless, who had her breasts surgically removed." However, some defended Montoya and others who were topless. Read more Florida's nude beaches pose a problem for Ron DeSantis "The topless video took place after the majority of people had cleared out, as no...

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