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>> laura: whatever competition will integrity leah thomas believes then why shattered last night at the ivy league championship. >> thomas heads in for the final turn. it's going to be a race for second place and going 1-2, making the turn currently in second place. over the last half, nobody will touch leah thomas. finishing ed 4:37.32. leah thomas, ivy league champion. >> laura: thomas not only won the 500-yard freestyle race. thomas also established a new record for harvard university's pool. even the announcers kind of tacitly admitted that it was in the training, the dedication to the craft that was responsible

for the victory but something else. >> you can see the stroke, the powerful stroke of leah thomas where there isn't a whole lot of movement in her legs. she's using a lot of upper body to reach and pull, and it's a much quieter stroke even if it's more powerful than a lot of the other swimmers right now. >> laura: i mean, you can't say -- but anybody who knows the basics of competitive swimming realizes that deriving power from only the arms isn't natural. this is 2022, of course thomas was now the only first admitted to the top of the podium. isaac had taken a transgender man who is not even yet begun hormone therapy and still remains eligible to swim on the woman's tm set a new pool record in the 50-yard freestyle. what is wrong here? are we a civilization of americans really okay with what we are witnessing? is everyone afraid to speak out? it's a heartbreak in the words

of thomas his teammates. one anonymous swimmer back in december described her teammates to out kick as upset and crying feeling "so discouraged because no matter how much work they put in, they're going to lose. "a month later, another told fox news that the ncaa doesn't actually care about woman and all. well, i hate to say this but she's right. last month the ncaa took the cowards route saying that he would defer to the rules of each sport and their governing body to determine the eligibility of trans athletes. when usa swimming released an update towards its policy a couple weeks back requiring the transgender women to have half the previous level of testosterone, they were originally allowed to compete, the ncaa stepped in to cite the detrimental impact to schools

and athletes. last week the ncaa said it would not alter the previously approved higher testosterone threshold for transgender women to compete. clearing the way for thomas to be in the pool this week and next month. these fellow swimmers know this entire exercise is a charade. so why won't they stand up and refuse to participate? i will tell you why, they are intimidated because the entirety of society weighing against them. the coaches are cowards, one swimmer from penn said pretty much everybody individually has spoken to our coaches about not liking this. our coach just really likes winning though. the media then of course scheer leads the perversion of sex roles, an actual reporter for "s "leah thomas is just the latest elite athlete in the last century who's been subject to ormononoke scrutiny

". one thing they have in common, they were winning. of course, they push the propaganda. what's your message then to the state officials to the parents who are concerned that cisgender athletes will be edged up by transgender athletes? >> is no reason to believe that. there's been no proof transgender people ever dominated in sports. we are participating with our peers. >> laura: i love this. i will tell that to the girls in the poll last night. the most powerful liberals in america encourage it. >> the guidance for schools, trans girls competing against and with six girls i would say the president's belief is that trans rights are human rights and that's why he signed executive order. >> i believe they should offer the opportunity to engage in

extracurricular activities even if they are transgender it their right. >> laura: what about the rights of the girls on the young women who train for years and decades. in pursuit of their greatness and pull records. it is too bad according to the white house and pretty much all of the culture. like everything else in the past two years, it is left to g.o.p. governors to stand for principle. several states have passed laws protecting gross ports by keeping transgender girls, college aged women from playing in school sports leagues matching their gender identity. they include florida, texas, mississippi, south dakota, among others. that's interesting, where have we seen those states leading the way before? covid. it takes more than state action. it can be challenged in court and you can find a judge to overturn pretty much anything these days. we have seen for virginia and california, everywhere in between, when concerned citizens

get together on afraid and pushed back with logic and common sense, basic biology, parents and neighbors say this is just not what we want for our future and kids futures. you can all make a difference. the issue of what's going on in the pools, track and field, girl sports, women sports, college athletics deserves the same passion, and that is "the angle." joining me now is a former usa swimming official who stepped away from officiating due to the transgender rules. cynthia, what did i get wrong in my open? did i get anything wrong in the analysis? i'm happy to be corrected. >> thank you, laura, no, absolutely not. you could be a swimming commentator actually. >> laura: i love that! >> it's a very bad. i was so sad to watch the race yesterday. was very obvious is that thomas was holding back.

thomas swam this event three years ago under the name of will thomas and got 4:20. just so you know in the five hundreds, you never end the championship at all like this where they are seated, you never win by seven tenths. you look at the men's ivy league championships and the difference between first and eighth place, and first and second was by half a second. there is never this big of a gap. the fact that thomas was cruising, and i mean thomas started out very fast and then went faster if you look at his split times as he went along. that's not how a normal 500 is one. you try to maintain, you start to die towards the end and you have the last burst of energy, but thomas kept getting faster and faster and faster. the woman 26, that's amazing. it's something that girls can't

do. the facts are clear and so sad to. this is a male body, this will always be a male body, no matter what leah chooses to call herself. it's grossly unfair and all the people who are cheering for this, don't care about women or girls because this is telling women and girls to stand aside, you don't matter. it's awful. >> laura: i played three sports and i'm a pretty decent athletes and back in the day. i think to myself, would we have been the number one ranked field hockey team in class very connecticut if boys had played on the windsor or teams? i would not have that experience and that's my own little experience because i know they are so much faster than we were and they were picked up the stick they couldn't have beaten us. transgender swimmer isaac hennig won the 50-yard freestyle swim

last night. he had gone through the surgery to remove his chest, but hasn't gone through the hormonal procedure. at every level he said from elementary to collegiate, trans athletes have been competing for years and extremely negative predictions about what will have at the sports have already been shown to be false. trans athletes are no different and don't change this. cynthia, they don't change anything about sports? when you have biological males competing against females? >> so, let's first talk about the right of privacy in a locker room. it changes that. it changes the fact that girls and women would like to have their own sacred safe space where they can undress and they can talk and they can have their monthly cycles where they can deal with all the things that only women and girls deal with. but number two, there may have been athletes who weren't that good. but that still deprives a spot for a girl.

and it still deprives privacy for a guy if it's on the other side. the bottom line is, these are males and females in body and that can never change, no matter what they say, that can never change. in utero, you're either a boy or a girl and that's who you are. a male especially has these legacy attributes that they can never get rid of. isaac obviously is a good swimmer, i don't know -- i know that there has been no testosterone, so perhaps isaac won just because isaac was a very good swimmer. i don't know effect of removing the chest would have. i was not following that one very much. but what leah thomas is saying to people basically is that ha ha, i can do this. it's clear to me that thomas knew and paste himself exactly to what he needed to do. >> laura: cynthia, we heard a lot of people like rigging something to be faster or

baseball pitchers gumming up the ball. but this is actually slowing down to make it look less of a blowout. we don't know what happens when in your professional judgment, watching this, it looked odd. >> yeah. if you can look at the splits and see that thomas gets faster and faster just when you should be going slower and slower at the end of a 500. at the last 50, it is as if he realizes he's that far ahead and slows down a little bit. >> laura: cynthia, think of her having the courage to speak out and we hope others follow you. what state do we have to thank for marching us down this path towards destruction of woman sports. the incubator of all things radical is in california. back in 2014 then governor jerry moonbeam brown signed a law allowing transgender kindergarten or younger access

to any bathroom they wanted. joining me now is harmeet dhillon, founder of the center for american liberty and national committee woman for california and joining me is prager you personality. i'm sorry i botched your last name. 50% of americans say that athletes should play on teams that match their birth sex. but why is the minority winning this argument? >> because the left so was going to go for the marginalized group and push as hard as they can even though there are a minority here in the argument. they are a very it will push until they get their way. it's clear. we did not, the argument having personal vendettas against trans people. the issue is we don't want people with an unmistakable biological advantage competing against women who fought their entire lives to be at this point in their sport.

leah thomas clearly has better bone density, lung capacity, wingspan then these women and that's why she's going in and winning these races. it simply unfair and has nothing to do with being prominently anti-trans or attacking trans people. it's about saving these women. do remember when the woke left used to be so profeminist and woman were the victims and their eyes. here's something i want people to know is that the victim changes. 's transgender people for now but it'll be something later down the line and then move onto a new movement just as ridiculous and push it just as forcefully as they are pushing this one. >> laura: welcome i've got to say harmeet it's so discouraging for any of us that are athletes. it's not fair and no one's ever going to convince me that it was ever fair to do this. but it is being done. it's happening, and my question is harmeet, this is ultimately going to end up one way, shape, or form in the higher courts. is this where the answer is

going to court to try to win against this madness? >> welcome to america should really consider the solution that they want to these types of problems. united states supreme court can only decide the cases that came before those cases and specific facts. the fact patterns will craft roles i can be generally applied. back in 1972, richard nixon signed title ix which gave federal funding requirements to schools that get federal funding to give access to women athletes. that had a huge impact. overnight ten times the number of woman began competing in collegiate athletics and that was a great thing for the confidence of young women and the ability to get scholarships and so forth. where are the feminists today because that advantage over the last 50 years has been slowly chipped away to the point now where any girl who is being

rational for example in the youth's should give up and put their energy into some other way of succeeding because it's game over when you allow biological males to take the position that women were previously allowed to compete for and given opportunities. right now, the courts are in the flux and the laws are in a flux, the law keeps changing in d.c. so the department of education has issues collecting legislations with respect to the transgender athletes under obama it was one thing. president trump changed it 180 degrees. president biden changed it back and advanced it further to effectively eviscerate the woman's right to compete in their own space. >> laura: it's the end of woman sports. it's just the end. here is one trans athlete framed the clinic at lawsuit that was challenging trans participation in sports. watch. speak out there so many other factors, there is racism, misogyny, white supremacy going on here because we look at the

people who are being attacked like the landmark cases that started this, two black transgender athletes being attacked by a white cis girl. that's no coincidence. none of us can see that's a coincidence. there is so much wiser premise he involved. >> laura: is this white supremacy? trying to protect girls now? >> it's ridiculous, they will throw out any buzzword you can. i heard the word masala jenae, what's more misogynistic than allowing a biological male to compete against women in sports? >> >> laura: you can say it's misogynistic for the guys like i was an average of against other guys and now on this like how is that not misogynistic? people don't deserve their own space, that's misogynistic. >> absolutely, we are seeing it in so many different places like locker rooms, bathrooms, will

thomas was 462 and for three years computed as a male athlete. then switched. where's the fairness in the sense of decency. i do not contest leah tomlinson's right to live they want to but whether or not they get to take the rights of other girls away. i think it's up to a law changing in washington at every state to protect the rights of girls. >> laura: great to see you both, thank you. something troubling happening in the u.k. adolescent males are dying at increasing rates and a group of doctors suspect covid is not the blame. dr. peter mccullough has some interesting thoughts on that and what's going on there. he is here next. ♪ ♪ (mail recipient 2) it's opened. (delivery man) yup, i got another one here that's just the same. (mail recipient 4) why? (delivery man) sms, unencrypted texts, they're just like these. they're open. (mail recipient 5) what are you talking about? (delivery man) like if this was an unencrypted text... i just read it.

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>> laura: a group of doctors and scientists in the u.k. there's a surge in death among young adolescent males. what's called the heart organizations as it received a letter from the government department of the letter stated among boys 15-19, debts were nearly 20% above the five-year average. meanwhile, excess deaths were below the five-year average. even more disturbing is that

they think the excess deaths among boys is understated. dome i could do counting delays in the sample. now, it is not clear why this is happening, but a group of doctors and researchers are demanding that the government investigated. given the question swirling around myocarditis and young men, we should all want answers. joining me now is dr. peter mccullough epidemiologist in dallas, texas. dr. mccullough, there have been similar concerns stateside to come up but we unfortunately just do not have a lot of good data collectors and may be the u.k. better at that? what may be going on here? >> this is in the context of a report in the archives of pathology of two american boys, teenage boys who died days three and four go after the pfizer vaccine's and autopsies confirmed fatal myocarditis and the heart group which is an ngo

in the u.k. they have pointed out that this access death in boys and the decrease in the girls. they started vaccinating in the u.k. for 16 and up in march and then in 12-15 and december. they achieved 75% vaccination rates. 2q things they want to know. during the course of the time did they have covid-19 and did they have any exposure to the vaccine? for each one of the cases and there's not too many, there should be an investigation to the cause of death to think if the respiratory illness the vaccine or potentially both played a role. >> laura: biden's new science advisor keeps coming back like a boomerang. francis collins. let slip some inconvenient info about the vaccine. watch. >> i think humility is appropriate and talking about the vaccines, yes, we were quite

confident that the result of the phase three trials were very clear. of course, we found out later that there were rare events in the case of the mrna vaccines of pericarditis, myocarditis side effects that could be significant. >> laura: dr. mccullough, he keeps saying there rare, and what does the data say? >> the correct term to use in safety data research is called the tip the iceberg. we do not check everybody for the problems coming through spontaneous reporting so back when that cdc looked at 200 cases of myocarditis, they said it was both rare and mild and i said it was the opposite it was tip of the iceberg in severe. fast-forward to to today in our u.s. cdc system, we have over 30,000 cases of maillot pericarditis reports from

two-thirds are still being hospitalized. the most alarming thing is when an mri is done, heart damage in fact is being seen in most every case of the vaccine with myocarditis. >> laura: mccullough, great to see you as always. that cdc is trying its hardest to convince pregnant women to get the vaccine. according to a new study, completion of the two dose vaccination during pregnancy was associated with reduced risk for covid hospitalization among infants and protection was even higher among infants whose mothers were vaccinated later in the pregnancy. obviously, we have some questions. to answer them let's bring in dr. michael union whose former vice president and chief of science advisor. good to see you. last summer, you raised concerns about pregnant women receiving the vaccine. does this news cdc analysis change your view? >> good evening, laura.

no, it doesn't. i've seen that study, but what we know is children and especially young children are not victims of covid-19. for example, germany and sweden and through the pandemic, not a single child acquired the virus and died. none of them caught the virus and died either. i'm sorry, young children luckily are not victims of this virus. i don't know what the cdc are talking about. we really should not be vaccinating pregnant women for three strong reasons if i can say. the first is that most people will be familiar with 19 sickly where drug called birth mall for nations. we will never give experimental beds to pregnant women until we checked until they release a. second reason, not one of the vaccines has a reproductive

toxicology completes. we don't know that they are okay. lastly, the pregnant women themselves are younger and fitter end of the range and people who die of covid tend to be 60, 70, 80 or already ill. we should not be exposing pregnant women to the vaccines -- >> laura: doctor, dr. union , what's disconcerting about this is that where there is a vaccine requirement in place, pregnant women or women who want to become pregnant feel like they do not have anywhere to turn. they are not able oftentimes to get to a medical exemption. they do not want the vaccine, but they need work. how disturbing is that to you? >> it's very, very disturbing because the three reasons that we don't expose pregnant women's to experimental medicines,

there's no toxicology and the women's are not at risk. things have moved. i've been studying the vaccines, the toxicology amongst other things and i've studied this total 2020 and subsequently before the first vaccine received emergency youth dome iq's authorization, i read a petition and amongst all the things concerned about a risk of pregnancy and it was this that e protein and the vaccine designed to raise an immune response against a slightly similar to a critical protein of pregnancy. my fear was that when you vaccinate, you raise an immune response to spike and there's an overflow onto this critical protein at pregnancy. that has actually been confirmed already. there's a small diagram of 15 women that shows this exact

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♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier. joe biden says he's convinced that his russian counterpart will begin invading the ukraine in the coming days. tensions are soaring along the militarized ukrainian border with attacks the west called flag operations. believe of the attacks are believed to establish reason for the russian invasion. so far, no word of any casualties. canadian police directing more than 100 people and telling away nearly two dozen vehicles in the capital city of ottawa. the arrests included for protest leaders, the trucker convoy in

protest of the country's coronavirus mandates. the towing of vehicles is one of canada's biggest police enforcement actions ever. i'm ashley strohmier and now back to "the ingraham angle," for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it is friday, thanks goodness! it means it's time for "friday follies"! for that, we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, i hear you have some coming attractions for us. >> lower outcome of these coming attractions may be more of a winding. after seeing some of them you may want to run for cover of your cult let's start with liz oh, you will remember back in january she posted on instagram a celebration of her weight gai. she's now spreading body positivity in a new way in a expansive new show.

watch out for the big girls. >> what's up, yelled, it lizzo! i'm looking for dancers to join me on my tour! girls that look like me don't get representation! >> to be a background answer for lizzo would mean everything. >> it's showtime! >> i'm always doubting myself and i feel like that has been detrimental with how i approach dance. >> it's more than just one image. >> look, you may be beautiful away you are, laura, but you're not more healthy. that's the big concern here. why amazon and lizzo are promoting unhealthy lifestyles is beyond me. as far as the representation question, 42% of americans are obese. 50% of african-americans are obese. this is a major problem and plenty of representation. >> laura: welcome a number when i could never do what they do because they are really good dancers. no doubt. she obviously has a great voice

and is a great performer, but we just want people to be as healthy as they can and happy. better to try to be a little bit more healthy. >> you play multiple instruments, using, why not have and look out for the talented girls, look out for the singing girls. something to build a reality show around an epidemic that is tied to type 2 diabetes, stroke my bad knees, bad hips, i don't see why this is positive. we're not talking about covid. i know female swimmers were being undercut by biological males competing in their sport, but now these female dancers can't even get a fair shake. there's more than one image of beauty. >> laura: well, what next? in canada, justin trudeau just announced his home coming attraction this week. use forecasting kind of where the trucker protest will end up leading. >> this is not a peaceful

protest vehicle we cannot and will not allow the legal and dangerous activities to continue. >> lower outcome of those coming attractions have now come to pass. we have disturbing video of the cops moving in as the truckers mobilize in the streets. watch. lower outcome a nothing says danger like a bouncy house. this is crazy. as far as dangerous activities, we did obtain some shocking footage of a fight that broke out among the truckers. you may want to shield the eyes of children or sensitive adults. [laughter]

[laughs] in danger of a snow day. >> laura: yeah, they definitely deserve to be on the terror watch list. those ice crystals on those shovels can get really nasty. okay? >> got to watch the bear hugs, laura. there's got to be an offense somewhere federally. >> laura: let me comment on something before we get to the next item, justin trudeau comes across as so prissy and i hate this word -- but pissy. i don't care for him at all. and he totally, totally abuses the emergency authority as a want a want to be probably having late night texting with president xi of china. he's a lucky man because he gets to do whatever he wants but not all pretty boy.

>> not just tossing in the snow i can tell you. there is one coming attraction i know you will want to stream on showtime when it drops. it's a new show called the first lady and viola davis is playing one of your favorites. >> i want to look back and think what comes living in that house? never lost it. ♪ ♪ the world is always going to judge us. they want to turn me into a black martha stewart. i will pick my team, choose my cause is. >> julia anderson plays eleanor roosevelt and michelle pfeiffer is betty ford in the series. the curious thing at least from the trailer, the series portrays betty ford as a fragile drunk and roosevelt is hiding a relationship. but michelle obama has no flaws or secrets at all. the biggest challenge seems to be that somebody might think she's a black martha stewart.

steaks that low, who cares? this is amazing. >> laura: [laughs] where is michelle's mom? did she get represented? >> i don't know, but look, mother robinson and michelle, as soon as he tried to canonize perfection in a dramatic series, it's a recipe for disaster. no conflict or stakes, nobody cares. >> laura: raymond, don't touch the person of the queen. do not touch the person of the queen. she's untouchable, you can't -- there is no flaws at all. >> she went in for the hug, but i want talk about it. >> laura: that's right! she touch the queen, i forgot it! raymond, i know you're getting ready for your big mardi gras week, so we want to let you go and get your beauty rest tonight. for the festivities which we will check back in with okay? have a great weekend. oh, yeah, watch out!

the canadian truckers were looking for some inspiration from our g.o.p. leadership class on the vaccine mandates issue, well, think again. he will name names, plus he will explain what lawmakers have to do to even attend the state of the union. stay there. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> it's nonillegal protest. she wants to know what my response would be if i get arrested. >> hold the line. >> laura: that was one of the organizers of the ottawa trucker protest tamara lich. after she gave the interview, she was arrested. as the crackdown by the ottawa police continue through the day, the ottawa truckers never wavered in defiance of the vaccine mandates, but sadly there were looking for solidarity or integration from the republicans here they would be sorely disappointed with what happen yesterday in the senate. republican senator mike lee introduced what was a great amendment that defines the enforcement of the remaining federal vaccine mandate. that amendment failed only because g.o.p. senators romney, berg, inhofe, graham were all absent. in addition, senator tried crews

introduced an amendment that would have barred the federal government from sending money to schools that required the covid-19 vaccine. it too was defeated because of the absences of those senators. plus, senators blunt and collins, republicans, threw in with the democrats in a post of the shameful. texas congressman chip roy has been threatening to force the government shutdown over the funding of these mandates. he joins me now. congressman, that was heartbreaking to read on to learn about yesterday about the absences of i guess one of the senators. maybe just not showing up. >> senate republicans when posed with a simple question, will you fund the bureaucracy to force them to take a job against fire or will you do business as usual? unfortunately, four republicans did not show up to support my good friend mike lee's great

amendment or support ted cruz's great amendment, former boss and friend. 19 republicans last night voted to fund the government anyway. all the excuses in fact one of them actually tweeted at me and said, hey, you know what, that's a twisted logic and that you voted against it saying you wouldn't find a border patrol. you know what i said? i own that. yes, we should have a debate and temporarily shut down the government, we have to to stand up for the american people. we should do it again to stand up to board patrol who are left dangling in the wind by gutless republicans. the american people -- >> laura: yeah, they want to know that members of congress, senators, are standing up to the people who are feeling very vulnerable and upset in this economy. also feel a lot of pressure to already get the vaccine if they already had covid. the notional aspect of this is

reprehensible. i mean, i respect collins, blunts more because at least they had the guts to take the vote. okay? not the other ones. none. >> that's absolutely astounding. mitt romney and jim inhofe were both physically present in the building yesterday, voted to proceed to the bill, and then skipped town and did not vote for mike's amendment. it would have stopped vaccine mandates. when mitt romney goes out and starts preaching, you remind him he skipped out on the american people and refused to stand with the people when they were getting -- losing their jobs but the doctor down the street who's facing losing her job because she thinks it's in her best interest not to get the vaccine. >> laura: congressman, fox is told now that the u.s. capitol police will present a security briefing to congressional leadership today about the oversight of a potential trucker convoy coming to capitol hill on

march 1st i understand. what's your reaction to this? >> first of all, god bless truckers and i appreciate some trying to come to the capital. they should go down to the southern border and line their trucks up and help. i trust american truckers to stand up and follow the law, but also send a message. the representatives in washington who are actually not leading and demand that the american leadership in our country stand up for them and pray for them just like at the canadian are doing. they're doing doing it peacefully, just into dual is in i'm tired of the government intervening with the canadian people's freedom errico's memo congressman, before you go, heralding yesterday, speech opeo all members but there are some fine print. members have to have a negative photo test in social distancing

and avoid physical contact with others, might be hard for sheila jackson lee, and where a n95 mask. congressman, what will you attempt? >> no, not going to stick a stick up my nose and listening to biden's bothering us for an hour, i think all of us should go to the border, on 252 republicans and send a message to biden about the crisis at our border or go stand out and stand with the truckers and solidarity with them. >> laura: great ideas. congressman, good to see you tonight, thank you. we return, final thoughts. ♪ ♪

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