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think it's cowardly for somebody, especially like Gavin Newsom, who said, you know, when he did the

podcast with Charlie Kirk, that he doesn't think that men should be competing with women,

but then he doesn't go around and try to put in a legislation to protect women because it's sports is all about someone's physical capabilities being on display.

It's not about what you feel, what you think. It's about your anatomy, and that's it.

And it's clear, you know, why we have women's sports as opposed to having men's sports or

co-ed sports, which women would almost never have the chance to compete in.

This is Tyler O'Neill, a senior editor at The Daily Signal. I'm honored to be joined by Selena Sol and Matt Sharp, who is Senior Counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom.

We're speaking on Tuesday, the 13th of January, which is the day that the Supreme Court finally is considering laws upholding fairness in women's sports.

And I'm just honored to have both of you with us for this discussion.

Thank you for having me.

Yeah, privileged to be here.

So we'll just start with you, Selena.

Your story is very personal.

You had to race, you had to compete against biological males and you spoke

out against it, filed a Title IX complaint, and have a lawsuit that is still active to this day.

Would you talk briefly about why this issue is so important to you?

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