From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Getty, the Armstrong and Getty Show.

We're the presidents, say to parents out there who have daughters, say from high school,

for example, who are worried that their daughter may have to compete against a male, a player,

a person born male, and they can be, directly in physical and out of competition, and

worry about their daughter's safety.

What you're looting to is basically saying that transgender kids are dangerous.

That is dangerous.

That is a dangerous thing to say.

That essentially transgender kids we're talking about are dangerous.

Because I don't have my 14 year old daughter to have to see a penis in the locker room,

or get the hell beat out of her, or just beaten out of a medal, or a state record, or

the chance to go to the regional meet that you're saying trans people.

These are children are dangerous.

The message is that they're dangerous and that trans people are dangerous.

Yeah, there's a reason you repeated the same phrase three times because that's all you

got.

Riley Gaines, the former collegiate women's swimmer who's been hot to trot for making sure

men aren't allowed to participate in competing women's sports said.

This is a great point.

This message, the message this sends to all women is that our safety doesn't matter nor

does our privacy, our fairness, our equal opportunities, or our dignity.

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