Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Our 2.

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It is Eric Erickson here across the nation.

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877-973-4425, I know I said I was going to talk about the bureaucracy, and I will.

But big pivot here.

Two weeks ago, I was speaking in Denver, the Western Conservative Summit.

Backstage in the green room, I got to hang out with Riley Gaines, who's been on the program before.

Riley Gaines is the swimmer at the University of Kentucky, who was forced to compete against men.

It is unpopular. It is unpopular, very unpopular.

Riley Gaines gets threatened and harassed and bullied and belittled by progressives for standing up for the idea that women should not be competing

against men in sports. It's a common sense thing. The left is trying to rewrite history

and biology and claim, in fact, that men don't have a competitive advantage.

Here's the reality.

A boy is physically stronger than a girl in most cases.

And a boy who began to generate testosterone before going on puberty blockers has lasting advantages typically. And even the rules that are now designed to say you've got to be on testosterone

blockers for a year, it's not good enough. You got a boy who turns 18 is now a man and suddenly goes for a year on testosterone blockers.

They've still got a physical biological advantage.

This is common sense to every single person except postgraduate deggraded progressives.

It's really striking the data out there.

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