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Coming up on Stew Does America, I say it all the time, don't be an idiot, don't be

a LeBron. Well, I'm joined by sports anchor and commentator Jill Savage. We're going to

talk about the dumbest man I'm thinking about lately, LeBron James. And another day, another

Democrat governor, defying their own lockdown rules in their state. This time, we head to

Michigan. And we'll look at a sad story out of Connecticut about an up-and-coming track

star who's having her career ruined by trans athletes out competing her. Let's do

cheating at sports.

Stew Does America.

Stew Does Cheating at Sports. Why do we name it that today? Why is the title of the show

Stew Does Cheating at Sports? Who cares if people cheat at sports? I kind of want to take

you through why you should care about cheating at sports. And it goes to something that we've

talked about as conservatives for a long time. The theoretical possibility that if we just

embrace blindly these new transgender norms that we're all supposed to say are completely

right all the time without any disagreement, we just accept that. We're going to have

situations like female athletes competing against biological males and losing their

races, losing their sports. And it's going to cause some major problems. So let's go there

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