Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome in our number three Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show. We are rolling along on this Monday.

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We have talked about a ton of topics as we always do.

But I think you guys are really going to enjoy our only guest here for Monday's edition of the program.

She has Riley Gaines, a senior swimmer at the University of Kentucky.

She tied with Leah Thomas, biological man who has decided to identify as a woman in the 200 yard freestyle NCAA swimming championships.

And this is, there's so many interesting topics to discuss.

But first of all, Riley, I want to say thank you for coming on and actually being willing to discuss this

because so many people who are women swimmers have been afraid to say what they really believe about this issue.

So I want to start with this.

What in your experience was it like to swim against a biological man who was identifying as a woman?

And what did your fellow competitors think about that experience?

You are a senior, theoretically, this was the end of your college swimming career.

What was it like to be down in Atlanta in the last couple of weeks competing there?

Right. Thank you guys so much for having me.

I've been super excited to talk about it.

But kind of leading up to the meat, I wasn't really too sure what to expect.

Getting there, racing and stuff, what kind of environment it would be, how people would feel about it?

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