Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast. Today I have Michelle Tofoya with me. She is one of the most notable TV sports personalities and a longtime NFL sideline reporter working for both NBC and ESPN. Now she's retired from sports and she's talking politics, which is interesting. Michelle, welcome. Thank you, Tudor. It's nice to see you. It's good to see

you, too. So there's a lot going on that actually connects to sports, which I think is interesting

and probably very interesting for you right now. We watched this past week as we had Democrats

come out and say that they were coming to the president's address in pink to

represent women after the day before voting against women. It's crazy, right? I looked at this pink

and this idea that they were going to support women. The only real thing that they feel supportive

of, they're pro choice. And that's it. And other than that,

I can't really think of where they're pro women, because to have not a single Democrat

vote for this protection of girls and women, girls and women in sports is insane to me. And it tells me that they're not representing their

constituents, Tudor. They're just representing ideology. And they did not want to give Trump a win.

The same thing, same day happened in the state that I live in Minnesota. We had a vote on the same

issue. They needed one Democrat, one, to cross and vote along with Republicans.

Not one of them did.

And so that same idea, protecting girls and women in sports here in Minnesota also failed.

Again, I'm convinced there was coordination.

They did not want to give this issue a win the night before Trump was going

to speak to that joint session. It just always interested me to watch this because they say that

children shouldn't be pushed into knowing what their gender is. Girls shouldn't play with

dolls and boys shouldn't play with trucks and everything. And they even have had now in recent years,

this is since I've had kids. So I would say probably in the last five years, there's been a real

push for neutral clothing for infants. Have you seen this? Yeah, I have. I have a son who's biologically

mine and a daughter whom we adopted from South America, Colombia, when she was

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