And we are back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Matt Kittle, Senior Elections correspondent at The Federalist and your experience

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Our guest today is Sarah Partial Perry,

Vice President and Legal Fellow at Defending Education.

Little V. Hecox and West Virginia, V.B.P.J.

There's a two Supreme Court cases, if you're not familiar.

They have major implications for women's and girls' sports

and whether schools must allow male athletes to compete on girls' teams.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on both last week, and Sarah has a good deal of

expertise on this front. Thank you so much for joining us on this edition of the Federalist

Radio Hour. Thanks for having me, Matt. You bet. Remarkable times, these and remarkable oral

arguments. Let us begin here with the absolute insanity of what I like to call the Lola Camp.

Do you remember the Kinks song Lola?

The girls can be boys and boys can be girls' side.

It is indeed a mixed up, muddled up, shook up world. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito grilled an attorney representing a biological male athlete in the case of Little V. Hickox

on Tuesday about the definitions of a woman and girl. This is from Fox News. Alito and Kathleen

Hartnett, who is arguing on behalf of the Idaho student in the Supreme Court case,

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