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This story in the swimming pool sent shockwaves around the nation. As a reporter who covered

Olympic swimming in both Rio de Janeiro and then again in Tokyo last year in those pandemic, the COVID Olympics.

I'm very sensitive to the sport of swimming.

All sports, really.

That's what I grew up doing.

That's what I spent the bulk of my life covering.

When Leah Thomas became a biological, no, was a biological man who identified as a woman

and was allowed to compete at the NCAAs against other women, I was shocked because it wasn't

fair. It was blatantly unfair. But at that time, and even still now in some quarters, if you questioned it, you were called lots of names, homophobe, bigot, anti-LGBQ, etc. When in fact, it had nothing to do with Leah Thomas and the life that she had chosen for herself.

It had to do with fairness.

We have Title IX for a reason.

One of the most outspoken people on this topic has become Riley Gaines.

She was a swimmer at Kentucky.

She was nominated for NCAA female athlete of the year. She was

swimming at NCAA as a specialist in the 200 meter and a remarkable young woman. And she has been

very public about her feelings on this topic. And I'm thrilled to tell you that when she joins us

next, she'll tell you about her new job,

what she's doing, and how she's continuing this fight and what she sees ahead. That's coming up next.

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