All right. Let's talk about what's going on with Lance Armstrong. He's working on a documentary

about men in women's sports. He says he's not afraid of being canceled. He's okay with it.

Yeah. So, okay. Let's preface by saying Lance Armstrong may not be the best guy to do a documentary

on fairness in sports. Okay. Let's just go get that right out there and acknowledge that the

dope being in the cheating and all of that, the scandal. Sure. There is something highly

hypocritical about Lance Armstrong doing a documentary on fairness in women's sports. But

sometimes it does take people shameless as they may be. People with a broad platform to draw

attention and Lance Armstrong is working on. He's got a not working on. He's got a documentary

coming out that really does try to tackle this issue of men beginning to dominate women's sports

because radical lunatic woke leftists think it's a good idea for biological men to be playing

women's sports. Okay. He says there's a need for greater discourse on the issue. It has there

been any discourse or is it just people shouting from both sides? Well, isn't that an interesting

way to describe it because we've talked about this before. Liberalism fails every time you force

somebody to talk it out loud. Right. If you can actually get the person to get past the hysterics

and have to try to talk through it out loud. Right. Let's, let's remove the emotion and go to the

logic. You have a person who has a penis who is a man who is playing women's sports.

Why would you possibly think that's okay? What's unfair about that? I mean, so anyway,

so he's working on this documentary. It's done. It's coming out soon. He's got Caitlin

Jenner as a part of it with him. And here's they released a little tease of him and he's in an

SUV of some sort going to Caitlin Jenner's house to discuss this documentary.

Headed out to Caitlin Jenner's house to have a conversation in and around

trans and sport. I think with sensitive conversations and topics like this,

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