Radio that makes you think, this is the Brian Kilmead Show.

It's hugely significant, and there's no evidence of rushing.

This thing has been pending and driving people crazy for years.

Many people who support allowing transgender athletes to compete in women's

sports have said that that's because they're following the law, specifically Title IX. They can't say that anymore.

So this is now a choice. It's a choice that large athletic organizations have rejected, that a majority of states have rejected or about to reject.

It is a choice that they are making on an issue that is almost now 70% of the populace

as against this type of transgender athletes participating in women's sports.

And, of course, the Supreme Court upheld the fact that you can ban trans men for being in

women's sports, but the blue states are going to continue to do it.

So they rather have a trans athlete compete so their feelings don't get hurt, but rather put

your child, your daughter, you know, your sister, your aunt, whatever,

put their health in jeopardy, and their success, their success, again, takes a backseat.

Jennifer Say, joins us now, CEO of XX, XY Athletics, author, filmmaker, business executive,

and retired national champion gymnast.

Jennifer, I was not surprised by the Supreme Court decision.

Were you heartened by it?

I am absolutely encouraged.

It was the right thing.

I will say it's what I expected.

I expected the Supreme Court to uphold the legality, essentially, of the 27 states that have laws

protecting women's sports. I did not expect them to go so far as to say all states must adhere

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