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I thought... com. Anne Coulter, how you doing? Fantastic. How are you, Mark Simone?

I'm good.

Watching the confirmation hearings yesterday.

I thought Kirsten Gillibrand made a great case for women in the military.

You know, the way she was screaming and screeching, I would put her right up in the front

lines, let her yell at the enemy like that.

They'll surrender immediately.

Just make her stop. I know. All the ladies were very impressive. I wrote my column about that,

which it was so urgent. I put it up a day earlier. It's there now. And I think I've mentioned

this to you before. It just, it drives me nuts that even among Republicans,

maybe especially among Republicans, everyone acknowledges the blinding reality that boys should not

be competing with girls in sports. You know, when it comes to something important like tennis

or swimming, but Republicans seem to think they're under some obligation to say,

well, of course, if a woman is qualified, she should be in combat.

There should be no women in the military at all.

This isn't a summer camp to make feminists feel good about themselves.

There's no point to having a woman.

I cited the brief from 135 female athletes, including Maria Martina Navarilova, just citing study

after study after study on how women have, you know 50% of the of the upper body strength

and 65% of male upper body strength and the bone structure and the bone mass and the

ability to recover from an injury on spatial awareness in a million different ways of course men can't compete in women's sports.

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