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T's and C's Apply.

Bert, you have a very special guest to introduce to our audience here at WABC this morning.

Taylor Woods, who's one of the most

fantastic women's leaders academically, societally, athletically. She was captain and champion

of pro teams in Canada, national teams in ice hockey, the Arnold Award winner for Strong Woman, along with my friend Alma

Camora, in a different weight class.

But Taylor, on 50th anniversary of Title IX for equality, gets no support from women-owned

and operated businesses, most notably Colleen and Nicole Wegman, who don't give anything to any women's

sports where Taylor's played or anywhere else, where if you look at the North Central

States, Kroger supports the women, Cub food supports the women, but Wegmans doesn't.

And Taylor, if you could please explain to John Caspetides and Curtis Slewa and Chad

Lopez how you've been scratching and clawing to financially to compete at a championship level

in two sports nationally and internationally.

Hey, yeah, good morning.

Thanks, Bert.

That was a great welcoming.

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