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Hey guys, welcome to your relatable happy Tuesday. All right, we have had technical difficulties for the past. I don't know 30 or so minutes. I was supposed to be interviewing James Lindsey today.

And he was going to help me break down the Riley Gaines stuff. The corporations like Bud Light choosing to partner with so called transgender activists and influencers, despite the fact that it's totally disconnected from their audience. And we were going to talk about the Tennessee three. And I was really excited to hear all of his takes on that. And we also had some disagreements. Like he is publicly disagreed with the community.

He is a great disagreement. Like he is publicly disagreed with me recently on Twitter. And I really wanted to kind of hash that out with him and hear his thoughts on that. And unfortunately technology is just not complying with us.

And so we couldn't make it happen. So I'm so low today. I probably won't get to go through all of the things that I wanted to talk about with him by myself.

I was going to record a very long episode with him and then split it up into two parts. And so it would have probably been at least an hour and a half conversation that we broke up into 45 minute episodes. So I won't get to everything that I wanted to talk about today. But I at least wanted to talk about this Riley Gaines story and probably the Dylan Mulvaney thing, even though I really tire.

I'm not sure if you're aware of talking about that person. And yet I think it does make an important and interesting and kind of scary point about where we are. So first let me talk about what's happening with Riley Gaines now Riley Gaines. You probably know you've probably seen her. She is a former university of Kentucky swimmer. She's a 12 time all American. And she was speaking at San Francisco State University last week and was assaulted by a man in a dress punched according to her.

According to her by a man in a dress and was mobbed by a violent and radical and rabid crowd of trans left wing activists. Now the reason for this is because as a collegiate swimmer.

She had to go up against will slash Leah Thomas. You'll remember that Leah Thomas previously will was also a collegiate swimmer. And he swam for the University of Pennsylvania.

He was obviously pretty good because you don't get to the college level and athletics. And last you have good skill. But he was I don't know number like 300 or something in the world when it came to men swimming.

And then he decided in college that he was going to start identifying and presenting as a woman. And if you've seen pictures like not really that difference that different appearance wise.

Just kind of longer hair maybe some lip gloss and this person has been glorified has been glamorized by time magazine by other outlets of course by the leftist media and activists saying what a brave person he is.

For now competing against women who can never match his strength because even if he takes hormones even if he is on astro jam, which I don't really know if he is I imagine that he is on some kind of hormone regimen.

He still has a much longer wingspan than them always well. He still has a greater aerobic and anaerobic capacity. He always will he has a bigger heart. That means you can pump blood faster.

That means you can typically go faster. He has greater bone density. He has greater muscle mass. And why is that because he went through male puberty. Once you go through male puberty.

The changes that are made in the male body are totally well not totally but not entirely reversible. You still have all of the physical benefits that were afforded to you in puberty for the rest of your life.

If you are never going to be as small as or as weak as the average woman. Yes, a very weak man might be weaker than a very strong woman. But you'll remember by the way all of these stories back before we talked about transgender issues of high school boys or amateur boys competing against professional women in sports.

Remember the US women soccer team they competed against a group of 15 year old boys. A 15 year old soccer player boys and the US women soccer team. The US women soccer team professional adult women soccer players lost to a group of 15 year old boys.

That's because you can't compete women cannot compete against boys or men who have gone through male puberty. It doesn't matter what age they are as long as they've gone through puberty. It really doesn't matter what kind of hormones they're on. There is still an inherent and an unfair benefit that those men and boys carry.

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