It'd be one thing if you're flailing your arms running and you caught her when she's like in the face because you didn't see her coming around.

You know what I mean?

Oh, we know what a ear to pocket looks like.

Well, she didn't lose her balance.

Well, just when you thought the view couldn't get any worse, and believe me, like you, I thought that was practically impossible.

But to honor

women's history month, they decided to bring on a guy who thinks he's a girl. And Dylan Mulvaney,

he's back. And they had this take when it comes to men in women's sports. When you come in and

you say, oh, you know, these men are, these are men, you know, competing against women.

You're assuming that the women are weak and just can't do anything yourself right here.

Have you seen female athletes? They know what they're doing. So I'm not sure what's going on or why this is an issue.

I first want to apologize for everybody having to see that. I firmly believe if you put

Whoopi Goldberg's brain and a dog, the dog would walk backwards. Kohn, I want to go over to

you first because the fact that a person does not understand the biological

difference between male and female athletes is one thing. But then thinking people are assuming

women are weak because they can't compete with men physically. I don't even know what to say about

this stuff anymore. I feel like we talk about it every two days, but it keeps getting worse.

Like it's how can this be a rational thought that a human being can have in their brain that's not nine years old? You know, like 20 years ago, just a random person on the street who would say that crazy sentence would have been newsworthy. And we'd say like, man, there's actually people on the fringes of our society who believe this right here. But this is a Hollywood celebrity. I mean, Whoopi Goldberg's been in great movies over the years. On a hit show, it must be. People must watch it or else it wouldn't be on television. Who is watching this day in and day out, nodding their head and agreeing with this? That's the part that I have the most struggle with because because clearly they're getting some sort of ratings in the sentence you were talking about, which I just wanna read verbatim again for people. When you come in and you say, these are men competing against women, you're assuming that the women are weak and just can't do anything. That's so disrespectful as the father of two daughters. I mean, I have a wife, I have a mother, just as a human being. And I think that while it's a small percentage of people who think men should play in women's sports, we've done the numbers on this. We've had Tommy Tupperville on. It's a small percentage around America, but that small percentages still adds up to a lot of people. And I think the majority

of that small percentage, people like Whoopi Goldberg, are along the lines of this thinking right

here where they're just trying to bash women and they think they're weak and they can't play

sports. And so I have to be the one to stand up for them. And ironically, you're doing so by allowing

men in their bathrooms and to bash volleyball in their face and break their skulls. Well, I would follow up if I, and God, I actually hope this never happens. If I was on that panel, I would follow up and ask Willpy Goldberg, okay, then you think it's okay for men to hit women. Wait, what is going on? So if there was just a street fight out there and dude was just

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