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We have heard for so long promises made, promises kept, and I am so proud to say that I have the United States Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon, back with me today to talk about one of those promises made, promises kept.

Secretary, welcome back.

Thank you, Tudor. It's a pleasure to be with you again today. Well, I am so excited about why

you're here because you have a big announcement. Just last night, you announced that you

have something happening with the University of Pennsylvania, and I'm going to let you talk about it.

Well, I'm very excited and happy to announce what I think is really a landmark case and a

victory for the president, for the Trump administration, because he announced, you know,

or he talked about it even when he was was campaigning how unfair he thought it was that

men participated in women's sports.

So one of the first things he did early February when he came into office, he was to sign this

executive order about men not being able to play in women's sports.

And shortly thereafter, a day or two, I can say that the Office of Civil Rights,

here with the Department of Education, took up that mantle, and investigated the University

of Pennsylvania.

Now, that had been, you know, on the docket, if you will, during the Biden administration,

but the Biden administration didn't do anything about it.

They just kind of ignored it. But we decided this was something we absolutely should take up.

This was the case, if you recall, where Riley Gaines was competing against Leah Thomas

on swimming at the University of Pennsylvania and tied with Leah in their race.

And Riley left without a trophy, but she competed against a man that she should have gotten,

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