Now, I'm going to preface this story by saying I have, I'm not, this is not meant to be a political story. Not at all. But I am fascinated by the fact that a news outlet has sent a dude, and I say a news outlet, it's outkick. It's the Clay Travis website. And I really despise for the most part what those guys do, just like I despise what a lot of, you know, your other side of the fence, like your wackos like Keith Olberman do. I really hate political zealots. Like I've got a buddy who's in the political talk world, and he's been talking to me about, you know, his job. And he's like, dude, you'd be great doing this kind of stuff. I'm like, oh, listen, I can talk for hours about things. But I'm not some political zealot, and I don't fall on one side. Like most humans, whenever there's a political story, I think your opinion of it varies. Like normal people, it would vary based on the details of the story. Some people are lunatics one way or the other way. Like that's what they do and that's who they are.

They're on Facebook.

That's their identity. There's loonies on both sides of the fence. Correct. And they seem to be the ones that get the most attention. Correct. And I think most people like you or I or the majority of America look at each individual thing for what it is and base their opinion on that. but the loudest people have the biggest megaphone and those are the people to get the attention.

Fine.

Just to be clear, what it is and base their opinion on that. But the loudest people have the biggest megaphone and those are the people to get the attention.

Fine.

Just to be clear, this is not meant to be some sort of hardcore political stance.

I am fascinated by this story because a quote unquote news outlet sent someone, well, look,

we'll just play some of the audio and you can learn it from

the audio. So this is from Fox. Another big story we're following tonight, new drama on Ann Arbor,

reaching a boiling point and now resulting in claims of harassment and involvement from Lansing

lawmakers, the controversy all surrounding high school sports and gender identity. Let's send

things over to Fox's Dave Kitchen live in Ann Arbor with the latest on this story, Dave. And mind you, they have sent a reporter to do a live shot outside of a high school because a website has been following a story about one of the players, basically, but they'll break that down. Yeah, Rube, good evening to you. This is the school behind me. I'll step out of the way.

Skyline High School, a gigantic high school here in Ann Arbor is what we're talking about.

A pop culture sports writer says he was on the job investigating a story when he was harassed

by the school principal and a parent.

Dan.

Well, here's the thing, friend.

There's a guy who's on campus following a bunch of high schoolers around.

High school girls.

So I can imagine that parents and the principal would be like, what the hell are you doing here, Chief?

Zaksheski writes for the conservative-leaning sports and pop culture website Outkick, which is owned by Fox Corporation, our parent company.

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