Madlibs. It sounds like political madlips. Iran. Men and women's sports. Trans. As a story goes around about the Iranian women's

national soccer team seeking asylum in Australia. What many people don't realize is there's

been a story brewing for years about how many players on that Iranian women's national soccer

team are actually men.

What do the people on the streets of New York City think about the war in Iran with

Nick Shirley?

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Some 10 years ago, when I was brand new at ESPN, I somehow discovered a fascinating story, a story about how many players on the Iranian women's national soccer team might actually

be men. A story at the time that was reported in Australia and reported in the New York Post.

Many don't realize, but Iran is the world's leader in sex reassignment surgery.

How is that possible?

How of the religious clerics, the isletolas of Iran, opened up Iran for not just medical tourism,

for trans people from Europe, but forcing it on gay people in Iran.

And how that collides with a story today about the Iranian women's national soccer team

seeking asylum amidst the war in Iran.

We'll dig in a little bit later here on Wilcane Country.

Nick Shirley, famous from discovery and exposing fraud among the Somali population of Minnesota, is now in New York City.

He is walking the streets of New York City.

And he is hearing from the people.

He is asking them, hey, how do you feel about things?

How do you feel about the war in Iran?

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