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apro surfer and shark attack n bethany hamilton joins me, bethany.to the real .controversy but i have been a a huge admirer of years for so many years.om yoe u have overcome losing your arm and all the challenges that went along with that. what do you say to leading athletic organizations that feel compelled to permit biological man to compete in everything from surfing to swimming, cycling, eve,n weight lifting. >> i feel like society is kindnd of like losing its grip on like the physical strength, the str differences because it is very clear. it seems so wrong and so unfair. as a mother of a daughter come d had a daughter last year, three boys and a girl. i want my daughter to have all of the chanc ae that she can in whatever sport she may do. so she definitely motivates me, hey, people what the heck is going on here? >> laura: reality. bethany, i'm sorry, let's talkh about the reality of surfing and what you need to be excellent, a top, top surfer, the type of athleticism, balance, upper body strength and why do men and women in that arena differ?

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n is another exampl.hey legalized all kinds of possession of drugs like fentanyl and meth and cocaine. >> that was back in 2021. they've triplebad the amount of overdoses they have every year, overdose deaths. and so now the governor has declared a 90 day emergency over the drug policy. soa 90 i don't know how peopleth don't get to see the consequences of where these things are going. well, gavin newsom thinks he can be president. it's going to be tough gavin n. we're all looking at san francisco and there's not going to be easye all . so, jesse, thank you. is that commander on yourr ches chest? no, this is justt? i a little frenchie. little frenchie? yeaht is just . . >> do you like it? can i tell you any way you can i get it? yeah. the fastest is up next. let's see when you got me jumping up and down, you hitstyb a smart center stage and isbe crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me. >> customize and save with liberty. liberty? he doesn't even have a mustacheu . only pay for what you needrsre

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n jesse. and look, that's the law that massachusetts has in place, which is ultimately the problem here. it's incredibly hard for these schoolo s to protect these girls when they have no jurisdiction to do so. the state doesn't protect these girls. what's let me let me just add here. massachusetts female governor, mind blowing. i know a few months ago this was the incident, the field hockey incident of dighton-rehoboth, where a young girl was hit in the face by a male player, lost all her teeth, had to undergo dental surgery and facial surgeries to reconstruct her jaw. reconstrthat is what female governor healey is subjecting these girls and these teams to. >> well, hill is insan te and everybody that goes along with this is insane. do you think that there should be nonviolens thist resistance? >> i think they should just sit on the court and say, no, we're not playinnog. no, we we're not going to play a game against a team with guys a in it and get hurt. absolutely, i do. props to this coach