an article was posted disclosing that leah thomas was formerly will thomas and a few weeks before thempionships, the ncaa announced that leah woulde be competing with us. so that first day i got to personally feel the effect that this infringement had on myself and my teammates. we sat on the side of the pool and watched leah swim to the title beating out three olympians, an american record holders, the most impressive team of swimmers of all time bys body length and i want to add that this was a male swimmer who the year before was ranked at best 452nd in the men's division. so the next day leah thomas and i compete against each other in into freestyle that ultimately ended in a tie, which now -- [applause] [cheering] now looking back i realize kind of how god has moved through all this. but when tired,. the same time down to the 100th of a second so we go behind the podium where theyey hand you your trophy and you are marched out and named. the official looked at me and leahh about this far apart and says great job, you tied. leah gets the trophy. i look at him and i say okay i unde

my senior league year last year, many of you are familiar with the leah thomas story.he is a six foot, four intact biological male who swam three years in the men's side at university of pennsylvania before switching to the women's team during his senior year. last year, out of nowhere, this person who at the time, i had no idea was a biological male, begin posting across multiple events and there were several red flags, one of which, this was something -- someone i had never heard of which is rare especially when you're competing at the top tier. an article was posted disclosing that she was formerly a man and before the championships, the ncaa announced we would be compete -- she would be competing with us. the first day of the meat, i got to personally feel the effects that this infringement had on myself and my teammates. we sat on the side of the pool and watched leah thomas swim to a national championship, beating out three olympians, the most impressive team of all time and i want to add that this was a male swimmer for year before was ranked at best 462nd in th

i will note that in your -- in the intro it said that leah thomas beat riley gaines. imming race where thomas tied with gaines. leah thomas was told to be the one to step on the podium. riley gaines was not even allowed to share the podium with leah thomas. here's my point. this state representative wants to come out and defend trans women, whatever, biological males, right? because the best rim are now men apparently. riley gaines is a feminist. she's one of the greatest defenders of our gender in a time when our gender and who we are, what we represent, is being erased and minimized. so shame on that representative, because as far as i'm concerned, the real feminist is riley gaines. >> great point. to that point, if the left is all about box-checking, which they are, they should say we have a great feminist we want to speak on campus, and riley gains would be invited. >> i think the university did a great job responding to this by saying that the other problem is that the university is a place of dialog, both constitutional and academic free speech, and i'm obligated

here's how she described it when competing against leah thomas. listen here. >> we competed against thomas but we were not forewarned beforehand we would be sharing a locker room with leah. we did not give our consent and they did not ask for our consent but in locker room we turn around and there's a 6'4 biological man dropping his pants and watching us undress and we're exposed to male genitalia. john: finishing this off here, there's a lot of issues involved here. >> there's a lot of issues that come up with respect to athletic competition and what happens prior to that but when you look at story of laney and see what happened with riley gains and leah the opposite, i think americans are animated and they want basic fairness in place and that's all we're asking the u.s. supreme court for. i think it's a very straightforward pace if the supreme court agrees with us, it'll go back, they'll consider it on the merits but you shouldn't just have a turnovers ands answer after a -- terse answer after the judge went through the entirety of the record an

swimmer riley gains tweeted this "leah thomas is not a brave, courageous women that earn add national title. he is an arrogant cheat that stole a national hit trillion a hard working, deserving women. the ncaa is responsible. if i was a woman working at espn, i would would being out. you're spineless espn". there you go. sandra smith is with us and she's a former college athlete. >> never former, always college athlete. athlete. stuart: whatever you say. >> i ran a sub6 minute mile over the weekend so still have it. stuart: whose side are you on? >> i'm not taking sides and i've spoken with riley gains at length on our program about this and he's a rather frequent guest at this point and had her on last week and she said this is a matter of basic common sense and said people will label something as anti-trans and exclusionary and in reality it's not those things. it's pro woman and quite the contrary she told me. it is inclusive. and that pro woman statement is really something i think a lot of women who are watching on -- at this, they worry. they're worried about the future of women

in 2022 leah thomas was the first transgender woman to win a division i national title in women's swimminge ncaa announced it would allow the governing bodies of each individual sport to determine the participation policies for transgender athletes. the decision hasn't come without some criticism. >> i'm about protecting women's sports, yeah. and that means biological -- my statement is i don't want biological boys playing in girl's sports. >> reporter: and 51 years since the enactment of title ix the ncaa is still finding ways to narrow the gap between men's and women's sports. >> who do you think is the key to moving forward to the advancement of women's sports? >> you know, i think it's both men and women valuing young girls and young women saying, you know, you're important. your opportunities are important. >> reporter: most recently the ncaa applied recommended changes to the women's ncaa tournament to more closely mirror the men's side in order to generate same amount of support and enthusiasm. but some critics say there's still not enough. now, it's going to take some time for any

in response, transgender athlete, leah thomas said quote this rule is devastating and only detrimental to women's sports. it only serves to exclude any women who are not deemed woman enough. new figures out this morning show more children in the u. s are being diagnosed withautism. it comes as another state considers away for people with autism to mark their vehicles on the road so that law enforcement has a heads up a bcs injury, fuji explains. this morning controversy over special decals for drivers with autism meant to help keep them safe. a bill proposed in rhode island would allow drivers on the autism spectrum to add the word autism to their license or their vehicles. license plate, the decals would be optional. the goal is to ensure a driver with autism is not deemed a threat if they're stopped by police, a nonverbal teen with autism testified in support of the bill. goal is to avoid misunderstandings between the officer and the driver. but some people with autism opposed the idea. one critic saying it is literally labeling us and putting us into a bar. looks rather than uplifti

me now is riley gaines, a former swimmer at the university kentucky where she tied with swimmer leah thomaslast year at the ncaa championship, just last year. riley, i know you are not surprised by this but your reaction. >> you know we are seeing a trend, laura. we are seeing it being pushed by the media and being pushed by the left, we are seeing it being pushed by large woke organizations whether it is in sports or just within our everyday lives. i am not surprised. this is something that's hamming at a rapid rate around the country. like i said, it is bigger than just sports. we are seeing all over and we are changing the language we are using. we are no longer using terms like motherhood, or breast-feeding because those are now deemed offensive. notice how this is always an attack on women. the men's category and men's decision and language is never under jeopardy, i wonder why that is? >> riley, the international government body for track and field is standing up for female athletes. this is from them today. >> the council today takes a decisive action to protect the female category i

can say what we want, we could say whatever we want but there is a genetic advantage we saw with leah thomas see what happens with the supreme court but the solution is easy for me. pete: and it makes a lot of sense and satisfies common sense. we spent a lot of time talking sports on another network and now this morning we do so on "fox and friends". we are a couple days from march madness from the ncaa tournament. i have a graphic on the screen. i want to see it. i do not see a set of horns on the graphic. explain your self. >> they are more worried about the quarterback battle between the us and manning. the other network has gone downhill since you left and plummeted even more ever since i left but they routed their rivals in st. mary's, they won 28-5 and people say they had a bad year, 28-5, purdue i love. they have a mountain masquerading as a man. he will be the national player of the year. alabama is the sec champ, a lot of controversy. bottom line is freshman brandon miller is the number one college player in the nba draft. a couple guys will go, duke has been up and down but duke is

would not say leah thomas is a woman, right? a.i.ould probably -- would never agree that there were weapons of mass destruction. there are lots of things. like we're having -- debt ceiling. every freaken two years, a.i. would have solved that they wouldn't have said there was a run on banks. i think it's fake media that's the most frightened. but let's go to a.i., greg, why don't you ask emily a question. >> emily, first-off, the high mind never misses an episode so as the smart one on tonight's panel surely you agree that a.i. taking over is a good thing, right? >> a robot would say -- [laughter] >> so, the thing to me that a.i. doesn't account for, which is obvious, that human factor, that we need, that's the thing. so the erasure of that human factor means it's erasing the miracles. it's erasing the exceptions. so i agree that there are some components where, yes, the concept of an infallible artificial intelligence body scans and medicine, sure, but i also want my doctor to know my family history. >> greg: but a.i. would know tha

. >> espn read a segment earlier today honoring transgender swimmer leah thomas is part of a celebrationis a load of crab he is totally gaming the system he went from 65 in the 500 results awaiting the national championship when he started competing against women but also it from 500 and the men's 200 to big for when they competed against women. >> the environment and they hate women. he is just bigger that is why he is swimming a much faster but i do not know. listen, great show, lisa, kt, charlie come thanks to beggarly you next week in the fox report with bill in for jon scott starts at about 15 seconds. going to give a plug for katie's book. break the internet's ♪ ♪ but severe storms deadly tornadoes leaving a trail of disruption all across the southeast good evening i am in for jon scott tonight. this is the fox report. ♪ president biden has approved a major disaster declaration mississippi. this after destructive tornadoes swept that state and alabama leaving at least 26 people dead. all that security secretary mayorkas traveled to the hard-hit town this

making headlines for speaking out against transgender leah thomas who she toggled with the ncaa laststing the speech after the university pay $26,000 in school funding to host a trance activist for a campus last week. gains tweeting yesterday, when dylan comes, he gets paid $26,000 from school funding. when riley gains comes, she is protested, threatened, violence and attempted to get canceled i faculty and lawmakers. something tells me i'm doing something right. the all-american swimmer speaking on campus as independent foreign with refusing to be silenced. i think that last line is key, refusing to be silenced and fight for freedom of speech in this society but otherwise, you will lose it. that is why it is so important. first amendment, get out and make your voice heard and have the fortitude and backbone when times get tough and you get people in your face to continue with your impression. you know you are right and they are wrong not necessarily the point of view is wrong but they are wrong to try to silence you. >> ashley: that is why you need people like riley gains and these

my senior league year last year, many of you are familiar with the leah thomas story.ot, four intact biological male who swam three years in the men's side at university of pennsylvania before switching to the women's team during his senior year. last year, out of nowhere, this person who at the time, i had no idea was a biological male, begin posting across multiple events and there were several red flags, one of which, this was something -- someone i had never heard of which is rare especially when you're competing at the top tier. an article was posted disclosing that she was formerly a man and before the championships, the ncaa announced we would be compete -- she would be competing with us. the first day of the meat, i got to personally feel the effects that this infringement had on myself and my teammates. we sat on the side of the pool and watched leah thomas swim to a national championship, beating out three olympians, the most impressive team of all time and i want to add that this was a male swimmer for year before was ranked at best 462nd in the men's divisi

the university of kentucky and publicly criticize transgender university of pennsylvania swimmer leah thomasf you believe in science another's man and woman. to deny that is to deny science it is to deny logic. >> does get so west virginia law stays cruel and illegal the aclu telling fox news the allies had to picked unique incident in the overwhelming evidence transgender youth to participate in team sports has benefits for all. >> the supreme court is expected to issue an order in the coming weeks. in washington, david spunt fox news. >> two men in a 16 yoga under arrest for shoplifting hundreds of cans of powdered baby formula they targeted supermarkets in georgia and cops found them with $26000 worth of the cans. this is as the u.s. faces an ongoing baby formula shortage charles watson live in atlanta with the latest. >> policing the suspect in this particular case to thousands of dollars of baby formula from stores across tennessee and georgia. this a lot of the formula was specially made for infants with dietary issues, the police department and georgia crack this case wide open after

, like we plumbed leah thomas's, the swimmer in america who was born a man transitioned into being aed breaking all sorts of records college, women's , swimming over that to women's, swimming over that to the point where it was pretty i mean, there were just lengths ahead of any of the competitors shattering records, etc. so you have shifted your position on this from you've just said that. can i ask why ? because these are can i ask why? because these are things that aren't black and aren't binary. yes is binary, generally speaking , also have generally speaking, also have the intersex athletes issue . and the intersex athletes issue. and actually the other thing that's going kind of the radar a bit in the announcement yesterday was the announcement yesterday was the fact that the there's also the fact that the there's also the ban on intersex is going to be doubled upon affecting be doubled down upon affecting caster semenya and others because they've reduced the amount testosterone you'll be amount of testosterone you'll be allowed compete with if allowed to compete with if you're

analyze this issue because anyone who knows sports as the guys were talking about in that clip, the leah thomas's college swimmer to the best women's college swimmer ever in that year into space have a couple of years and decided to become a woman. so this is basic stuff. we shouldn't allow men to identify as women and take over women's athletics. if you think this is isolated, it will happen in your school. it will happen in your district. it is going to happen in your state. women's athletics is under siege by and who want to identify as women. >> ainsley: i found it interesting this is a christian school, with women's high school but they not religious at all and not say for our girls because our ladies, because they are slamming around on the court. if you have a biological male that is transgender slamming into the young girls, they are worried about their safety. they are also worried about the planets. but it's not even just basketball purity we are seeing in swimming, basketball but brin brought up a good point in commercial, alex morgan the best women's soccer player in the world plays

water and look down and you see a six fought something male who says she is a female in the form of leah thomasace against this person seeing the times thomas put up and knowing before the race starts that you are going to lose because that person has a biological advantage just like we saw during the steroid era in baseball. some players having a chemical advantage over other players. it is the same situation here. the governing body here made exactly the right choice in the name of all those females competing against those they know they don't have a shot against because of the biological advantages. it is common sense. not anti-anything. it is pro-fairness, martha. >> you think about how long it took for women's sports to achieve parity with men's sports in terms of funding at universities and high schools and expanding the options of sports that were available to young women across the country. and i think you make a very interesting analogy with some of the drugs that baseball players were taking. what you want to do is remove unfair advantages. you want people to be able to train as hard

. >> will: women's history month and celebrating leah thomas.from a few isolated instances celebrating a man who is winning in women's sports during women's history month. >> rachel: new feminist movement thank you riley gaines. are. >> brian: should race against men. i think that goes without saying. obviously we need to say it. >> will: let's go over to ashley strohmier who head headlines. >> ashley: a marine veteran driving for uber is shot to death in the parking lot of a los angeles gas station. aaron owe roscoe was a marine combat and leaves behind a wife and two children. his brother joined us earlier. watch. >> it's heart breaking and this just happened so sudden everybody is so devastated right now. they wanted to car jack his car i guess maybe he was trying to defend himself and they ended up shooting him. >> ashley: the los angeles sheriff's department is still searching for the two suspects. now to the crisis at our southern border. border officials finding 12 migrants in a boxcar in eagle pass, texas on saturday. one of those migran

i heard leah thomas was honored. i heard rachel levine was honored. what about real women.enough, that the man who want to be women are better than we are. it is hurtful. it is offensive. it erases the dreams of many women who have worked very hard to get to certain levels in sports, and it is crazy town in this country, it really is, and i want to say, women matter, and this is politics at its worst. >> sandra: harold, what message is this sending? the internet exploded over this moment, one tweeting out "even men are better at being women then women are now?" >> harold: that is one of the points the judge is making. i may believer of freedom, whoever you want to be, you ought to be. as a father of a young daughter who plays sports, who is decent and good at sports for her age and i hope continues to become i am not settled on the whole sports thing. i cannot quite get my arms around how it is fair to allow this kind of competition to go back and forth beer i don't know the criteria for how the awards were given. but judge, i think the questions that you raised our questio

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rogan is calling out the fairness of female athletes having to compete against transgender swimmer leah thomas thing [ bleep ] blows my mind. how many people go along with this. this is nothing to do with transrights. it just has to do with humans. there is a reason why we make a distinction, why men are not allowed to compete in the women's division but it's horrible. imagine if you're a biological woman, you're working your [ bleep ] off, you're fully dedicated to being the best of the best, and this person, who just decides they are a woman, with testosterone flowing through their body for their entire life, just dominates you. >> and people are finally starting to realize the unfair edge biological males have over women's sports. >> people are becoming more bold. people are starting to open their eyes to what this gender ideology propaganda being pushed by the left, being pushed by the media, being pushed with within education systems, they opening their eyes to how harmful this is, specifically, of course to women and to children. >> i don't think people necessarily are changing their min

john: not to get too graphic about it but riley gaines described being in the same locker room as leah thomasthat used to be considered sexual harassment, to say the least. >> john: sandra? >> sandra: shocking new video of a restaurant ransacked in new york city by a mob so big the staff could only watch in horror. the latest on the search for those teens who did that. >> john: and land disputes between native americans and the u.s., but why they may soon lose their only way in or out of their community. ♪ ♪ so it's decided, we'll park even deeper into parking spaces so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ] there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle h

athletes who have gone to the early stages of puberty last year not long after the participation of leah thomasn ncaa championships. apple reportedly monitored their employees attended in order to enforce a company requirement that they report to the office at least three days a week. this in complete contradiction to the firm's claim of being cautious of protecting the privacy and data the company will review badge records to track attendance to crackdown on workers ignoring the back to work mandate, failure to comply could result in termination but this does not appear to be a copyright policy. restaurants in america expecting to see an increase in delivery and takeout orders for food and alcohol this year despite the rising inflation, the national restaurant association representing over 380,000 restaurants in the u.s. have found many restaurants are turning delivery and takeout pandemic pivots into permanent business additions. back to you. maria: thank you very much, the house oversight committee is investigating explosive claims from an israeli energy expert with ties to hunter biden chin

i tried to protect women and sports from the leah thomas case. we won that battle.ut with a little twist. what has happened is the radical left and their radical gender ideology have over the years tried to blur that line between men and women. it infected us not only with transgender issues but everything. i just don't feel like that's a good thing. sandra, i'm here to make a statement today right here on fox news. are you ready for this statement? >> sandra: okay. >> there's a difference between men and women and that is a good thing. we should honor that. what is happening -- >> sandra: you always give it to us straight up. i know you used the word that they have hijacked, transgender in this country. 94 students affected by this. it's a big deal. we're watching these developments because there's many out there. i've got five seconds, kaitlyn. go ahead. >> all right. i don't like what the league did in banning those girls. they made a political decision for one person. they had 94 girls that were affected over one person. that's wrong. >> sandra: we'll have you b

coming up, espn honored trans- gender swimmer leah thomas in celebrating women's history month.onder what she makes of that, sandra smith of fox news will be on the show. still bad blood between taylor swift fans and ticketmaster. 300 swifties heading to court over the tour ticket sales. it's a class action suited and we've got the story next. ♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and ups

and former swimmer at the university of kentucky tuqay, where she tied with transgender swimmer leah thomasn the ncaa championships. championships. riley, i know you're not. surprised by this, but your reaction tonighs t? seein you know, we are seeing a trend, laura . e media push by theit media. we're seeing being bei pushengd, of course, the left. we're seeing by ilargt being pd by large woke organizations, whether that be in sports orr jr just within our everyday lives.h i'm not surprised thising thlike is something that's happening at a rampant rate around the country. and like i it is i said, it's e than just sports . we're seeing it all over. we're changing the languagwe aree we're using. we're no longer using terms like motherhood ordeemed breastfeeding because those are now deemed offensive. notice how t how this is only always an attack on women. the men's category, the men's division, men's language, it'sjr never under jeopardy. and i wonder why that is nowtha? really a little bit of good, news here. the international governing body for track and fieldup for is standing up for fem

you remember the leah thomas case. that was in the ncaa.ught so much publicity, but eventually, in the end, the international organization basically banned her by saying if you don't go through, if you go through male puberty, it has a bigger impact on your performance than just your hormones level down the way well, that was good news. that was the right direction. that was kind of the first domino to fall. now, world athletics headed by a guy named sebastian coe. now, i love it when you don't have politicians running these organizations. you have former athletes. sebastian coe, olympic champion, great middle distance runner in the 80s out of the uk. he's been head of it for a while and he really gets it and what he said that when looking at this , what he wanted to do was he wanted to put it a priority on fairness for women's sports. not equity. stuart: yup. >> bingo. that's exactly what we need. this is only another domino to fall. there are so many more. the international olympic committee, their rules. things like that, but when the bi

it's certainly have been it's college level with leah thomas, the swimmer at the university of pennsylvaniat year, very controversial story that donated around the united states last year and, um and so i think they're looking at this is okay. this is something that we have to deal with, and that's what these governing bodies have decided. but it's striking, isn't it? christine i mean, it's not an issue that they're dealing with yet somehow. preemptively they wanted to introduce this ban do trans women have advantages in sport? what do we know about that? well if we have about 10 hours, i think we can start to work on that. and i'm not being slipped at all. what i'm saying is, it is something that that scientists disagree on. there are many people out there who say yes, that they do. once you've gone through male puberty , you have testosterone. your body is built in a certain way that makes it more ever changes when you are competing against this gender women. um and there are others who say that the science is not there yet. i think we're going to see a lot more studies over the next few

what i find fascinating, i've watched the athletes supporting, swimmers like is complicit like leah thomasvery few to be fair, it is very few it's sometimes feels as if it's a few of the athletes that are part of the lgbt community that feel as if they're almost bullied into having to give my opinion . so having to give my opinion. so the vast majority of athletes are very, very pro keeping the women's category for that are biologically female. and that's what the cancer was created for, you know, it solely created to keep people who had male biology . and the advantage that max bnngs . and the advantage that max brings and all that we're saying is , you know, sport is is, you know, sport is absolutely for all. it really be for everybody. it's a wonderful thing to it keeps us all healthy and keeps us mentally as well. but it to in the correct but it has to in the correct place. don't have. place. and so we don't have. heavyweight fighting heavyweight boxers fighting bantamweight. have bantamweight. we don't have 15 year in under 12. year olds going in the under 12. you have numerous you kn

the only problem, leah thomas is not a woman. her real name william. ranked about 400 in men's s swimming but now about number one in women's. this individual identifying as a woman was allowed to compete for the university of pennsylvania. consequently, this person won a national title that should have gone to a female athlete. instead of denouncing this farcecal nonsense, espn decided to celebrate it. it's a sad day for women sports when our nation's premiere sports broadcaster chooses to celebrate biological males competing in women sports. male have competitive athletic advantage over females and it makes no sense to allow men to compete in women sports. you call this progress? certainly not for women athletes. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. mcgovern: i'd like to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, every day across ame

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caller: i oppose if it is -- leah thomas is a transgender man going against natural born girls in swimmingaffects girls with scholarships for trying out. if it favors him over a national -- over a natural board women. i am of creel dissent in jewish dissent. my daughter ran track. i do not want a man dressed as a woman in the women's bathroom with my daughter and as a blind woman i do not wanted either. i want women's rights to be protected with natural born babies. women's rights are going back with not defining what a woman is. host: we heard the mississippi senator talk about that as well. linda, will you address that? guest: the way i see the equal rights amendment is it requires our lawmakers to be more precise about the problems they want to solve. it does protect all people against discrimination on the basis of sex and we have a decision from our current supreme court, written by justice gorsuch that makes clear that discrimination on the basis of sex encompasses discrimination on the basis of gender identity and sexual orientation. it is true that if the government discriminates b

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