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We have had Riley Gaines on this show a couple times.

She swam against Leah Thomas at the NCAAs.

Today, Paula Scanlon, who swam alongside Leah Thomas at Penn.

That's next. Now, it's the Michelle Tofoya podcast. So Paula Scanlan has joined a slow but surely growing number of women who are

speaking out to save women's sports, to say, look, women's

sports are for biological women, not biological men who become or who transition and are

trans women. There is a difference. It's chromosomal. It's in the DNA, et cetera. Paula Scanlan

swam on the Penn swim team with Leah Thomas. She's going to tell us

the entire story from when she found out that this was going to happen, that she was welcoming a

teammate of another biological sex and how it went from there and why she's now decided to join this chorus of voices to try to save women's sports.

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