To commemorate the first day of Pride Month, the New York Times is admitting that conservatives

are totally right about transgenderism. In a profile of Will Thomas, who is the hulking male

swimmer that beat all the girls at the NCAA championship, the Times included a section titled

the debate over the science. But as the Times acknowledged, there is not much debate.

The Times admits, men are bathed in testosterone and puberty accelerates that. Men on average have

broader shoulders, bigger hands, and longer torsos, and greater lung capacity and heart capacity.

Muscles are denser. The Times even quotes a sports physiologist who applies these scientific facts to

Will Thomas. Quote, Thomas is the manifestation of the scientific evidence. Dr. Ross Tucker explains

to the Times, the reduction in testosterone did not remove her biological advantage. Lots of

conservatives are going to be happy that the Times is finally acknowledging that boys and girls

are different. They're going to say that this may finally be the beginning of the end for transgender

ideology. And I hate to burst their bubble, but I think the opposite is true. I think this is the

beginning of an even more radical stage of the sexual revolution. In the past, transgender

activists have tried to argue that men who think they're women really are women. And it was never

very convincing, but they were trying, at least, to make sense of transgenderism. Increasingly,

it seems they've given up on that. Now, they're not interested in making sense of their sexual

ideology at all. They're just interested in enforcing it. No more logic, no more arguments,

no more sense. Just the sheer tyranny of Will. I'm Michael Knowles as the Michael Knowles show.

Welcome back to this show. I think that should be the title of his memoir. I want a royalty

credit on that. The tyranny of Will, the Leotama story, sheer brutal tyranny of Will, the NCAA

championship of 2022. My favorite comment yesterday is from Percy who says, I've been addiction-free

for a month and I've never felt better. But to see an ad, say stuff like don't be ashamed,

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