so people like michael phelps for example. the many time gold medal swimmer his body proportions are ridiculous he's got very long arms for his body size he has feet they are exceptionally big for his body size so they're effectively flippers. so you're born with all these ridiculous advantages that effectively make him a fish and we celebrate the. you know why are we making rules why are we making rules that people that are like michael phelps but for some reason trans people are treated differently not to this like to argue that normal variation in human bodies makes up for the male advantage but this is simply a red herring we can easily luck in america at the high school track records and see. he that the best boy he's in high school beating the women's olympic record. i agree in sports there is no true level playing field however as a society we have decided to categorize sports based on sex there's no sporting categories for arm length or foot size we categorize by sex for the reason that men and women are different. and

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keller, three-time olympic swimmer, won two gold medals in the and olympic games, swimming with michael phelps as part of the legendary usa relay team. a towering figure at 6'6", he wore his olympic jacket inside the capitol rotunda. >> i was shocked. i really couldn't believe it. not only would he do that, but that he would wear his olympic jacket. but of course, those of us that are olympians, we recognized it right away. and he's tall and a pretty good looking guy, and we recognized him even with his beard. i think everybody was really surprised. >> reporter: mark schubert recruited keller to swim for the university of southern california and coached him throughout his olympic career. but following gold medal glory, keller told the olympic channel podcast he struggled to adjust to life after swimming. >> i found the real-world pressure much more intimidating and much more difficult to deal with. >> reporter: he became homeless and lived for a time in his car. >> i think my first thought was, knowing that he has struggled, trying to get a profession, trying to be a successful family man, hav

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athletes from lebron james to michael phelps, patrick ma homes, steph curry, sue byrd, podcaster joebut some are investing in it. here in a fox business exclusive, we welcome whoop ceo will ahmed. tell us about the partnership first with the u.s. army. what can you do for the paratroopers that nobody else can? >> well, first of all, you know, whoop is a technology you can see here on my wrist across hardware, software and analytics, and its big focus is on measuring important metrics for health 'em improvement. and we've -- improvement. we've partnered9 with the u.s. army. the thousand soldiers wearing whoop in alaska which, obviously, has extreme condition. and this is really an investigation, a partnership to uncover what ways can our soldiers train in a more productive way and be healthier. you know, a lot of what whoop does is it tries to position training behaviors, you name it, towards how can you improve your health. and this is a population that is serving our country, brave men and women, and so we're very proud to partner with them. liz: and how did you sort of hook up with

>> imagine being michael phelps in training for 11 years and you get to the olympics and they said youou're upset and you leave and you say no or you sam going to go for it. and me and my business partners and our team said let's go for it. so we look at the eye and say were going to tackle this and we transition very quickly to 100% to go model we heated our outside restaurants, we have all the delivery service we outsourced our phones and an online ordering and we got that going with them we also made a big cultural shift from hospitality to humanitarianism and we decided we are going to help others that really need in this time. that allowed me too form a nonprofit, we kept our staff, my partners on board and 35000 meals later, repeating those that need to be fed and our restaurants are open and we are here surviving. mike: that is awesome, in terms of what you heard about $1.9 trillion belief package, would it help? >> the government is great at writing checks, as we learned there not graded distribution. it will help if they let us restaurants give them advice or run the program a

they said in the intro, michael phelps and pitbull -- michael jordan and pitbull, they're part of the >> reporter: is pitbull performing, by chance? >> he is not performing today. he's the grand marshal. >> reporter: he's a part of it in some way, shape or form. >> he is part of it, yeah. >> reporter: nascar, it really paved the way for professional sports as far as coronavirus, it hit right after the day toes that -- daytona last year. you are the first back. you now you have more fans in the stands than any other professional sport, 30,000. i mean, what can other professional sports learn from you guys and what did it take to get to that point? >> we needed to make sure that we were safe coming back. so we were the first major sport back, may 17th at darlington last year. that was important for us. there's some pressure that came with that. i talked to other leaders of professional sports and they were rooting for us. they wanted us to come back. had they want us to be safe. so we're the first sport back without fans and then we were the first sport back with fans. as you said, we'r

michael jordan new co-owners of competing teams. all the story lines as nascar president steve phelps joins us live this morning. >>> hey, good morning. on what is shaping up to be another historic day in american politics, this could be the final day of donald trump's second impeachment trial. in just a few hours both sides are expected to make their closing arguments. the next step after that the senate could vote on whether or not to convict. >> hanging over it all a story that broke overnight. new revelations about a phone conversation that took place in the middle of the capitol riot between a top republican congressman and then president trump. the story sheds light on trump's alleged state of mind as his followers were staging an insurrection. >> and there is one note of unity this morning. overnight the senate voted unanimously to award capitol police officer eugene goodman with a congressional gold medal. if you remember, he steered a group of rioters away from the senate chamber during the insurrection. he also guided senator mitt romney to safety. but we begin with abc's rachel scott on capitol hill once again this morning