Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

I'm Strong and Getty.

And now, he's Armstrong and Getty.

But I do feel like the general public they're waking up to this parents, dads, moms,

they don't want to see their daughters lose out on opportunities and be forced to undress in front of someone of the

opposite sex and their locker room. So I do think tides are turning. There have

been some sports governing bodies who have done some good things world athletics

fina so I'm appreciating the little steps but I do believe the battle is nowhere

near being won that's Riley Gaines who had to swim against a dude in college and she has become a big activist on this whole transport issue.

She was standing behind University of Nevada Reno women's volleyball players on Saturday when they had to hold a press conference to basically

Shame or force their university into forfeiting because the university said nope we're going to play and the players

were like what you don't get to decide for us we're not going to get to play against the

dude who plays on San Jose State and it's become kind of a game for me since we started

talking about this I really enjoy this game of when you follow a mainstream news

story about San Jose State women's volleyball

whether they ever mention what the issue is.

News sources have started to decide they need to cover it, all the forfeits,

but they never mention why

in any mainstream news story which is weird

weird weird cowardly dishonest so Riley Gaines is a co-signer of a letter with

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