This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice, where I tell you you have no case whatsoever.

All right, time for some fun lawsuits.

The United States of America pageants is being sued.

And they run pageants all over the country.

Is being sued by a beauty queen contender by the name of Anita Green, who is biologically a male and transgender and has been denied a chance to compete in the Miss

Oregon pageant and says, hey, you're discriminated against me.

And what they're saying is look at the rules.

And what the lawsuit is about is claiming discrimination, of course,

in attempting to force the pageant to change its rules.

And if you look at the pageant's website and look at the rules under eligibility requirements,

number one, you have to be aged between 13 and 17.

Two, a U.S. citizen or a green card holder, permanent residency.

Is a resident works or go to school in the state?

They are competing for a natural born female, has never posed in nude in a film or print media, is single, not

married, never been married, has never given birth.

And there it is the natural born female.

In other words, you have to be a female, obviously.

No, not obviously, but you have to be a female because it's a beauty queen

pageant and you have to be born a female and they're suing. She's suing claiming,

claiming gender discrimination. Sure, why not? That's a fun one, isn't it? All right, let's take

some phone calls.

Hey, Mark.

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