There's a lot of things I'm scared of. I'm not this person who's fearless. I think we often conflate, like courage with fearlessness.

No, I'm not, I have fears, for sure I do.

But a man in a dress will never be one of them. I will just never be scared of that.

I think that's actually, I think that person's a coward.

Again, I'm not trying to dilute, you know, people than a man in a dress.

It's human beings with, as you said, hate in their heart

to the point that they are physically assaulting you

and the words. And does that not take a toll?

It takes a toll to a degree. Of course, you know, the time, the time I spend traveling away from my family the emotional toll of course of

reading the different comments on social media which I really try to refrain from and

when I do the support is tenfold in comparison to the negative, but the negative ones, they stick of course.

So it takes a toll, but at the same, at the same breath, this is a hill I'll die on because if not if not this right the

most because again it understand it's so much broader than just women sports

here the premise of of the general it's so much broader than just women's sports here.

The premise of the gender ideology movement as a whole.

The premise of it is that we're denying, of course,

biblical truth, but objective truth, the most basic of truths at that.

I mean the sheer essence of humanity, man and woman, we're being asked to deny.

That's as if we're being asked to deny that the sky is blue. Again, stemming from the tippy top, the people leading this country, the people leading, the people in the White House right now.

This is stemming all the way from that,

and of course trickling all the way down.

And so I just see this as, you know, looking into the future

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