What do you think Washington and the establishment is so afraid of when it comes to Donald Trump?

I think they're afraid of the people being the people and taking away their elite status, taking away their power, reducing the size of the federal government.

Maybe actually passing my legislation that would move some of these agencies out of Washington, D.C.

And send them across the country closer to the people that they're supposed to be there to help.

Now, it's the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

Senator Marsha Blackburn has represented Tennessee in the Senate for many years and is seeing

firsthand what's going on on the ground in Tennessee.

We'll talk to her about that.

We'll talk to her about Title IX, which is an issue that is near and dear to our heart and where we stand today. We're seeing

some interesting trends here. There's a trans volleyball player at San Jose State University,

and a number of teams in their conference and outside of their conference are refusing to play

against this team. We're seeing even some high school athletes saying they refuse to compete

against men. And there is that refusal, I think, that is going to continue to draw more and more

attention to this issue. We'll talk to Senator Blackburn about that as well.

In the meantime, there's so much news.

And just to tell you what's trending on Twitter,

Doug Emhoff is trending on Twitter,

more so than I would have expected a day after this report

that he allegedly slapped an ex-girlfriend years ago.

And again, it's an allegation.

Certainly the campaign is not going to respond to any questions about it.

But if we're supposed to believe all women,

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