Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - NCAA Is Still Gaslighting Women. Texas FIGHTS Back! ｜

00:00:00.000 Why aren't women like Brooke ever considered when we talk about the feelings of those affected by

00:00:06.460 these decisions? Because the woke left doesn't care. The woke left does not care about women. 1.00

00:00:12.520 What's next in the fight?

00:00:19.700 Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the Gains for Girls podcast. We have an exciting episode today.

00:00:24.560 I have people who message me and my DMs constantly asking me, what's the update, right? What's the

00:00:32.140 latest on the issue of men and women's sports surrounding what's going on at the federal level?

00:00:37.280 How are these states able to defy President Trump and federal law, that federal law being Title IX?

00:00:42.440 What's the latest on the Gains versus NCAA lawsuit? Well, we're going to get into all of that today.

00:00:48.520 Anyway, we're talking to, his name is Rob Farquharson. He is a part of the Texas Attorney's

00:00:54.880 General Office. They have been so pivotal on this issue. I would say the issue of gender ideology

00:01:03.300 at large. This office, really specifically Attorney General Ken Paxton, has just been willing to do

00:01:11.600 the hard work. Lots of people claim they're willing to do it, but they aren't really. Ken Paxton in his

00:01:18.320 office is. Rob works in that office. Very excited to talk with him about what's going on with U.S.

00:01:24.280 Master Swimming, the U.S. Tennis Association, and even the NCAA. One thing about Rob, and I think it's

00:01:30.740 important that you guys know this, he is now running for county court at law number two in Kauffman County.

00:01:37.040 I'm very proud to support him. I think after listening to this episode today, you guys will

00:01:42.840 understand why. So if you want all the latest updates on the issue of men and women's sports

00:01:47.340 and beyond, listen to this episode here. Well, Rob, thank you for joining the Gains for Girls podcast.

00:01:55.040 Really, there has been no Attorney's General office that has done more for the social epidemic of

00:02:03.200 gender ideology on really all fronts, on the medicalization front, on the parental rights

00:02:08.300 front, what's happening in the educational realm, of course, on the issue of men and women's sports,

00:02:12.500 than the state of Texas. And so can you walk us through some of the different investigations

00:02:19.320 and suits that your office has launched on really any of those topics, but I think specifically

00:02:25.540 on the issue of men and women's sports? Because one of the things that I have admired so much

00:02:30.800 in these past few years, feeling like I've really began to understand the inner workings and the

00:02:38.480 nature, especially of the media landscape surrounding some of the cultural chaos, lots of people want

00:02:46.040 the headline, right? They want to appear as if they're doing the right thing, the moral thing,

00:02:51.940 the just thing, the fair thing, but they're not actually willing to do something about it beyond

00:02:56.880 giving a quote. Your office continually does what they can to prevent this issue from happening,

00:03:03.420 and it sounds like the bare minimum, but nonetheless, admirable, necessary, urgent, and I'm deeply

00:03:10.020 grateful. So can you walk us through some of these investigations and different suits that your

00:03:14.900 office has launched? Yeah, well, first, we are super grateful for you, grateful for the example that

00:03:20.300 you set for girls across the country. And I think that it all really starts at, and you know this,

00:03:26.340 it starts with, we have a brave, fearless warrior in our Attorney General, Ken Paxton. Ken Paxton,

00:03:32.880 like you said, when he pursues these things, it's, he doesn't stop at the headline. Ken Paxton wants to

00:03:39.600 stop men and women's sports, period, end of story. And until that's accomplished, he's not going to stop.

00:03:46.480 So with respect to the lawsuits that we've got, we have had, we initially sued the NCAA,

00:03:53.060 followed by that, we sued U.S. Masters Swimming. And then recently, I guess we didn't sue them,

00:04:01.740 they sued us, the U.S. Tennis Association. We opened an investigation, and they, I think,

00:04:08.980 saw the writing on the wall, ran down to a Travis County court. And so they, they,

00:04:14.540 they stopped our investigation. They sued us. And what, what the angle of our lawsuit is,

00:04:20.640 is a deceptive trade practices, right? You have, you have men and you have women. And, 0.60

00:04:25.980 and the analogy we've used a couple of times is you have whole milk and skim milk. And just because

00:04:30.940 you relabel whole milk as skim milk, it's still whole milk. It doesn't change, right?

00:04:36.860 Um, and so, and then, and then with respect to, you know, I think you mentioned the gender mutilation

00:04:44.220 of children. Yeah, we have had that, uh, our, our state passed a law prohibiting transgender medical

00:04:50.300 treatment of children. And we have had doctors in this state that have continued to do that past the,

00:04:56.100 the, the violation. I mean, they're, they're, it's just evil is what it is. And so, uh, yeah,

00:05:01.940 we have had, we've, we've, we've got two doctors up here in the DFW area that, that we are suing,

00:05:08.820 um, that we are suing for violating SB 14 and mutilating children. Um, one of those doctors

00:05:15.480 actually recently surrendered her medical license and left the state. So that was a great win. And

00:05:20.680 again, all goes back to, to Attorney General Ken Paxton. Well, praise God, I think, especially in

00:05:28.760 regard to, uh, the unregulated butchery of children, uh, I long wait the day where we see

00:05:36.740 every state's Attorney's General Office go after these monsters. Uh, I mean, it, it's so like

00:05:42.540 Frankenstein-esque when you really think about what is happening, what they're doing, how they're

00:05:47.000 cutting off healthy body parts of children or adults for that matter. And, and sometimes, I mean,

00:05:53.880 it merely requires like a 30 minute consultation prior to that. So, uh, appreciate you guys and

00:06:00.740 the work that you're doing there. A few things more sinister than that practice. Uh, we talked

00:06:06.260 about some of the different investigations and suits surrounding the issue of men and women's

00:06:10.860 sports. Uh, before we get into that and some of the status on, on some of these cases, I wanted

00:06:15.580 to ask you about the recent strongman competition that went viral on social media. Uh, I think largely

00:06:22.520 because, I mean, this was like very much a South Park episode. Uh, they had predicted

00:06:30.480 the future, which they, they have proven themselves like that in The Simpsons, like they have the

00:06:35.200 ability to do somehow. Uh, anyways, you're picturing in your head the big, strong, burly man standing

00:06:42.060 atop the podium, holding the trophy. The girl in second looks visibly upset by this, right? Uh,

00:06:48.160 this happened. It went viral. Uh, it was exposed. What, what strongman had been doing, but they

00:06:54.040 pretty quickly released a statement, uh, saying that they were unaware of this. They revised their

00:06:59.140 policy. They attempted to make things right by awarding the second place finisher, the rightful

00:07:05.660 champion with the trophy, uh, stripping him of his title. Anyways, they did this almost immediately.

00:07:11.520 Would this have been something that the Texas attorney general office could have, or maybe

00:07:18.360 would have looked into had strongman not quickly acted here? Absolutely. I mean, that's, that's our

00:07:25.180 directive. Uh, attorney general Paxton is not okay with men and women's sports and where it is happening

00:07:30.960 in the state of Texas. We will be there. Uh, I think that they took the right action, uh, immediately

00:07:36.400 afterwards to your point. I think that, that, that they saw that they were in a state that does not

00:07:41.860 tolerate that. And so they very quickly, uh, tried to remedy the situation. One of the cases I wanted

00:07:48.240 to specifically ask you about is master swimming. Uh, the visual on your head is again, reality here,

00:07:54.280 big man, strong muscles, like he's huge bicep veins, his quads are massive. Uh, he has won many

00:08:01.240 national titles in the women's category. Uh, recently it was world aquatics. I believe that barred him

00:08:08.620 from participating in women's sports, uh, until he was willing to take a, a pretty generic sex screening

00:08:15.260 verification test, which basically all this is, is a very simple cheek swab. Uh, but, uh, Hugo, that, that is

00:08:23.220 his male name. I believe he now goes by Anna or Hannah, maybe. Uh, he came out and said, chromosomal tests

00:08:29.300 are invasive and expensive procedures. Uh, my insurance refuses to cover such a test because

00:08:34.180 it's not medically necessary. No U S state requires genetic tests for recreational sports

00:08:38.360 events like these, not even U S master swimming, the national governing body for recreational adult

00:08:42.820 swimming in the U S demands this for any of its events. I will just say to this really quickly,

00:08:47.640 because this is something that I know I'll speak personally. I've been pushing for is sex screening.

00:08:54.540 Again, it's a very easy way to determine, uh, chromosomally what you are either male or female.

00:09:02.140 This is the policy that I believe in something that we're hoping for out of our lawsuit gains

00:09:06.920 versus NCAA will achieve. Uh, but the idea that this is invasive, a simple cheek swab, uh, let's go

00:09:14.120 back to COVID when we were having our brains tickled by acute. It's laughable. That's far more invasive.

00:09:19.740 Um, anyways, enough of that. The state of Texas has launched an investigation. What is the status

00:09:27.540 specifically of this one surrounding U S master swimming? And what are the grounds, the objective

00:09:32.340 of this suit? Yeah. Well, uh, I want to go back real quick on the S on the SRY screening. And this is

00:09:39.040 just sort of the knowledge that I've developed over time. It's a lot of people think, Hey, let's just go

00:09:43.680 on, let's go on birth certificates. Well, guess what? Birth certificates don't work in 44 States.

00:09:49.180 You can change the sex on your birth certificate. And at least 14 of those States like tampon Tim up 0.65

00:09:55.620 in Minnesota, you can confidentially change the sex on your birth certificate. So, you know, then you

00:10:03.020 have a person who was born a man change, changes their sex on their birth certificate to be female.

00:10:10.080 And in some of these States, the birth certificate is the original one is confidential. And the second

00:10:15.700 one cannot be marked as amended. There is no way for any sports association like U S master swimming

00:10:22.140 or any of these others to then know that the person has changed their, their birth sex. And with respect

00:10:28.580 to whether or not it's invasive, as you know, that the NCAA, all, a lot of these sports associations,

00:10:34.580 they do drug testing. Uh, you mentioned that there's a, a cheek swab. There is a cheek swab.

00:10:40.580 That is, I think that the easiest, the most common, uh, but they can do it with a urine test. You know,

00:10:47.860 the S they, the same, the same urine that is tested for drugs can be tested for the SRY gene.

00:10:53.720 And so the idea that this is invasive, we already do drug testing. Uh, it's just, it is laughable.

00:11:01.200 Um, so, uh, yes, U S master swimming, what U S U S master swimming, for those who don't know is a,

00:11:08.360 a recreational adult swim league. And you, you probably know that better. Uh, so if I'm wrong,

00:11:15.440 you can correct me. No, no, you're exactly right. I didn't even think to describe it, but that,

00:11:19.240 that, that is needed for context. Absolutely. Yeah. So U S master swimming,

00:11:23.560 basically, uh, was allowing, as you mentioned, men to compete, uh, against women. And I think that

00:11:30.840 they, they ended up changing their policy. Um, and they said that, that men can continue to swim

00:11:39.280 with women, but they can't win awards. Um, the problem is, and again, what, what our lawsuit is

00:11:47.280 focused on is consumer deception. Um, we, the consumer and U S master swimming are the, they're

00:11:55.520 the swimmers. Right. Um, and so all the women that are getting in pool, they think they're getting in 1.00

00:11:59.900 a pool with women, uh, and they're not. And so, so that's the focus of, of the lawsuit is, is, uh, 0.97

00:12:06.800 to, you know, go after their, their past conduct and the deception that they caused. Like I said,

00:12:12.820 I mean, and, and again, this all goes back to attorney general Paxton. Um, he is committed to,

00:12:19.100 to stopping this and to stopping this consumer deception.

00:12:24.540 So what if U S masters came back at this point and said, okay, well, we will let our athletes know

00:12:30.220 that a male is going to be in the pool at that point. Are they in compliance with state and federal

00:12:36.400 law? Um, or what would that process look like? Well, I, I mean, speaking to the deceptive trade

00:12:44.940 practices, uh, I guess you go woke, go broke, right? That's it. Yeah. Obviously perfect examples

00:12:53.440 of this, but lie. I mean, they essentially lost $27 billion overnight. Uh, but you better believe

00:13:01.040 their next commercial was a big burly man on a motorcycle with a camo can. So, uh, and I think

00:13:06.340 that's what drives a lot of this too is money. And I would imagine for even sport governing bodies,

00:13:11.960 national governing bodies, like U S masters swimming, they don't want to be sued. And so

00:13:17.360 the fear of losing money, I would imagine drives this, which is why I believe that litigation

00:13:22.140 on our side, uh, is necessary because they can't keep using the excuse of we don't want to be sued.

00:13:28.600 Well, it's like, Hey, we're going to sue you. Right. Um, so I think that's fantastic. We'll be

00:13:34.240 following this as well. This case, uh, because I believe it's, it's really pivotal. Uh, has your

00:13:41.060 office been in touch with any of the women involved, uh, who have maybe had to compete 0.99

00:13:46.360 against Hugo? Yeah, I, I can't get too far into, into that and what we're doing. Um, but I mean,

00:13:54.500 this is what's important. We need States attorneys general across the country who are bold and ready

00:14:00.520 to take action, uh, like our attorney general is. And that's how we stopped it.

00:14:05.840 So regarding the NCAA, one of the misconceptions about the public was that following president

00:14:10.740 Trump's executive order about banning men from women's sports within any educational program

00:14:15.780 that receives federal funds. Uh, I think the public believed the notion that the NCAA would follow

00:14:22.560 suit and, and understandably so, uh, the NCAA released a statement agreeing to comply in the

00:14:29.220 following days after this EO. But right. Shocker. Like that was all talk from the NCAA. Uh, as I've

00:14:36.560 alluded to on this episode, we have an ongoing case with the NCAA. I think it's called gains versus

00:14:41.660 NCAA. Uh, but you mentioned the state of Texas has sued as well. And so can you talk about this suit

00:14:48.480 and even where things currently stand with the NCAA and them allowing men to play in women's sports?

00:14:56.100 Yeah. So, uh, the NCAA like us master swimming, when, when you, you know, plug into a TV and, or you go

00:15:05.380 to an event and you are watching, let's say, for example, women's volleyball, that was one of the

00:15:10.780 most recent examples. Uh, you expect that you're watching women, right? And when you send your daughter 1.00

00:15:16.360 off to college to go play women's volleyball in the NCAA, you expect that she's living with and that 1.00

00:15:23.020 she's playing against women. Uh, and the NCAA was, that's not what their policy was. Their policy was 1.00

00:15:31.460 that men could compete. So the NCAA has, has changed their, their policy. Their focus is now on, they say

00:15:40.460 that, you know, um, if you listen to them, they'll just pair up the same statement. There is no path for

00:15:45.760 men to compete in women's sports. If you press on that at all, as I explained earlier about the

00:15:50.900 birth certificates, that's just simply not true. Um, it is, it is on paper true. Um, but it

00:15:58.500 something that I think is important to highlight under the, under the last NCAA policy, schools had to

00:16:07.060 report when they had a transgender athlete participating, right? So now under the new policy,

00:16:13.300 the NCAA has wholly removed themselves from, from the process. So they're burying their heads in the

00:16:18.940 sand and they just don't, they don't want to know. Um, and so, you know, with respect to where does the

00:16:26.700 lawsuit stand, you know, just recently we, we, the, the, the state took a deposition of the NCAA

00:16:33.700 and to give you an idea of where are these lawsuits moving? Are we going to be able to work with the

00:16:41.300 NCAA? We asked a very simple question. Would you agree that there are two biological sexes and the

00:16:49.860 person that the NCAA designated to be their representative said, I would not agree that

00:16:57.260 there are only two biological sexes, right? We're, we're just not even on the same playing field, 0.97

00:17:02.720 right? And so, so, so that's where we stand. Uh, not, not promising, but you know, our attorney

00:17:10.080 general Ken Paxton, he's ready to fight this thing to the end until, uh, until the NCAA gets

00:17:16.400 into compliance. I'm so curious when you have people in these like procedures, powerful positions,

00:17:23.520 such as this representing, you know, a high level case who say things like this, like if you were to

00:17:30.360 continue to press them and say like, okay, then how many are there? Like, can they give a finite

00:17:36.940 answer or, or I imagine it would be, well, something to the effect of like, it's infinite

00:17:42.080 or we can't tell, or it's still up for debate. And then if you further ask them, well, then what are

00:17:47.580 they? It just is so nonsensical. And you're right. At that point, it's hard to debate on the issue if

00:17:54.900 you're not even on the same remotely, you know, regarding the same foundation. So that's,

00:18:01.020 that's insane. And any normal person would see it that way as well. Uh, in talking about

00:18:07.080 the NCAA and talking about volleyball and in talking about birth certificates being made

00:18:13.080 fraudulent, there was a pretty high profile story coming out of California, but surrounding a Texas

00:18:18.200 native by the name of Brooks Lesser, uh, at San Jose state university. Uh, this is one of those cases

00:18:25.120 where a male athlete changed. My understanding is changed his birth certificate and all identifying

00:18:31.820 documentation, uh, government issued documentation to appear as if he was born a woman, of course,

00:18:38.040 not the case. Uh, but there was a, a really compelling article that came out, I think just a few weeks ago.

00:18:44.460 The headline says former SJSU volleyball star reveals severe health issue that stemmed from title nine

00:18:50.320 conflict with school. And I read this article and I think this is what most people don't see when it

00:18:55.960 comes to men and women's sports, right? Like the emotional distress that leads to physical harm 0.98

00:19:03.220 that women face. And so again, for clarity, a male athlete was put on the San Jose state women's

00:19:09.860 volleyball team. The school lied to the women. They never disclosed that he was a male. Uh, Brooke spoke

00:19:15.680 up about this after realizing that she had been living with the man, uh, she had shared hotel rooms

00:19:21.600 and accommodations on team trips on travel trips. Uh, and in speaking about this, you know, the media

00:19:28.580 news outlets, her coach, even they totally vilified her. She became the enemy. Uh, the male athlete even

00:19:35.220 like allegedly conspired to physically harm her for speaking out, uh, to speak to some of the physical

00:19:42.520 effects that she saw, right? The stress and the anxiety caused her to lose over 30 pounds at five

00:19:48.600 foot 11. She was 128 pounds. This article said, uh, she lost her menstrual cycle for nine months.

00:19:54.600 She slept, I think two to four hours a night. Uh, she eventually had to drop out of school and move

00:19:59.580 back home to Texas for her safety and for her health. And, and this is, I view it as abuse. Uh, and so my

00:20:08.600 question for you is, and again, um, I understand your position in this as, as a legal mind, but I mean,

00:20:15.260 this, this question could be asked to anyone. It's like, why aren't women like Brooke ever considered 0.99

00:20:21.220 when we talk about the feelings of those affected by these decisions?

00:20:28.680 Because the woke left doesn't care. The woke left does not care about women. We, you know, 0.99

00:20:34.400 thank God for women like you and for women like Brooke who are willing to, I mean, it's not easy

00:20:40.460 to stand up in the face of opposition and to be the sole person who says, Hey, this isn't right.

00:20:47.700 Uh, but that's what Brooke did, right? Brooke went to college and expected that she was living with 0.99

00:20:55.260 women. She expected that she was playing volleyball next to women. And as she, you know, I, you know, 0.97

00:21:04.180 is undressing in, in her locker room, undressing in her home. She thinks that she is surrounded by

00:21:12.160 women and the gaslighting and the emotional toll to all of a sudden be told, actually the last year

00:21:20.740 I've been living with a man as a dad. And I'm sure, I'm sure Brooke's dad was, I would be irate.

00:21:29.360 You expect that the NCAA, you expect that these schools are looking out for your best interests,

00:21:36.760 but they're just not right. They, they, they, they don't have, they are not, if they have a

00:21:43.760 transgender athlete participating, they're not telling the participants, they're not telling

00:21:47.960 anybody. That's a problem. They owe that to the female athletes that go to play at their schools and 1.00

00:21:54.900 that generate money for them. That's it. It's, it's total betrayal by an institution whose job it is

00:22:02.980 really to protect you. Uh, what are some of the latest wins that we've seen surrounding this issue,

00:22:10.500 not just in the state of Texas, but I mean, even internationally, uh, we've seen some, some big news

00:22:15.460 out of the IOC even. Uh, so can you speak to, to maybe a few of the wins that we've seen?

00:22:21.140 Yeah. So we've got, uh, the IOC world athletics and, and world boxing, um,

00:22:29.020 those organizations and correct me if I'm wrong. My understanding is that all of them have committed

00:22:36.520 to at some level implementing SRY gene screening. And so that's going to be the new golden standard

00:22:43.260 that the SRY gene screening, like you mentioned, it's a very similar or it's a very simple, uh, test.

00:22:50.140 And it's a, it's an inexpensive test. That's where we're headed. Um, and so, you know, I think those,

00:22:58.700 I, I don't know exactly where the IOC stands, but I know that they had put out that announcement

00:23:03.600 recently. My understanding with the IOC is that their policy won't be released until January.

00:23:09.900 Uh, they've, they've been cryptic and saying, you know, we've, we've turned this around,

00:23:14.540 but we don't know what the policy is yet. Uh, so my understanding is that we should know soon

00:23:21.240 if the policy is satisfactory. And I'm of the same mind where if you don't have the SRY gene

00:23:28.600 screening or test, then I don't believe this is a satisfactory policy, especially when competing at

00:23:33.600 the highest and most elite level, that being the Olympics, but world boxing, uh, they've,

00:23:40.360 they've done a phenomenal job. I think really they were one of the, they were like the first,

00:23:44.500 uh, to do a policy as, as, you know, well, as they've done world aquatics has followed suit.

00:23:51.920 So hopefully we see more on the other hand, you have other sport governing bodies, such as

00:23:57.220 the, uh, NWSL, the national women's soccer league that are, have atrocious policies in place

00:24:04.700 and do not protect women at all. And so I guess my question for you is what's next in the fight.

00:24:10.200 Uh, I know earlier this month, we saw that, uh, in the state of Texas, the Texas Women's Privacy Act 0.99

00:24:16.100 went into place, which means no more men and women's prisons or really any private space like

00:24:22.140 locker rooms, bathrooms, domestic violence shelters, as I said, prisons. Is this kind of the

00:24:27.080 next necessary step that states can and should be taking?

00:24:31.380 Yes. Well, for the ones that are behind the ball, we've got to, we've got to get men out

00:24:36.980 out of women's sports in the first place. Um, not that this needs to be broken up into steps. I mean, 0.54

00:24:43.340 it seems so obvious that men should not be in women's private spaces. Women deserve their own 1.00

00:24:50.660 private spaces. I mean, the fact that we have to have this discussion about can a man become a woman

00:24:59.020 and can a man go into the bathroom non-consensually with a woman? It is insane. Uh, I do think,

00:25:10.920 but I do think, uh, that, that sort of where we stand right now is some states have taken action on

00:25:19.500 sports and, and then the next step, the thing that's, that's coming up behind it is the locker rooms and the

00:25:26.880 bathrooms. And ultimately what, what we need is we need people that are, we need, we need to elect

00:25:32.880 leaders in our country who are committed to this and who, you know, like, I, I don't want to, you

00:25:39.660 know, beat a dead horse, but we need people that are fearless fighters, like our attorney general,

00:25:45.660 Ken Paxton. We need him in a policymaking position like the United States Senate, where, you know,

00:25:51.560 he can push this. And, uh, we, we need people like that who, who are not going to stop when they get

00:25:56.980 a good headline. Well, and speaking of, uh, you are now running for county court at law number two,

00:26:03.900 I believe in Coffman County. And so can you tell us about this and what we can do to support you?

00:26:10.080 Yeah. So I'm running for county court at law here in Coffman County. Um, and what the county court

00:26:17.000 of law is, it's a general jurisdiction court in, uh, here in Coffman County. And so we, it'll hear

00:26:24.480 civil criminal family cases and, you know, it can, it can hear the full gamut. It's kind of interesting

00:26:32.820 running for judge because you can't really take policy positions. Now, what you can do is point back

00:26:38.800 and you can say, look at what I have done. And so that's what, that's what I have been doing.

00:26:43.580 Um, you know, I, I, at the attorney general's office, I've worked on cases to secure our border.

00:26:49.480 I, uh, wrote an amicus brief before I got to the attorney general's office, uh, in support of a law

00:26:55.560 to keep pornography out of the hands of children. And, uh, I've been working on these cases to stop

00:27:02.060 the gender mutilation of kids. And on top of that, we've got the women's sports issue. So, um,

00:27:08.300 I'm grateful to have people like you who have, who have, who have, you know, again,

00:27:13.260 boldly stood up and, and endorsed me and the, anybody who wants to help, they can donate. Uh,

00:27:19.800 they can visit my website. It is Rob F O R for Coffman.com.

00:27:26.580 That's it. Well, uh, we so appreciate you. We need people who are willing to enforce the law,

00:27:33.900 right? Like it's, it's pretty, pretty standard, pretty simple, uh, both state law. And of course,

00:27:39.480 with president Trump back in the oval office, uh, federal law.

00:27:43.660 I think we live in a time where judicial activism is at an all time high. You know,

00:27:48.060 we've seen that with the U S Supreme court and you see that at local levels too. Uh, you see judges

00:27:53.800 that are, that are letting people off on the streets or that are trying to, to, to play defense

00:27:59.600 lawyer or prosecutor. You know, the job of a judge is to call balls and strikes. And that's what we

00:28:04.660 need more of. A hundred percent. We have seen so many rogue activists, judges, even here in my home

00:28:14.340 state of Tennessee and Nashville. Uh, there was a man who just last week, I think he'd been arrested

00:28:19.840 17 times released 17 times. And he just, the woman to death on the steps of, of a church in downtown

00:28:29.020 Nashville. Uh, that woman's death was a choice. It was preventable, but because of activist judges, 1.00

00:28:36.860 uh, ultimately it costs her, her life. And there are many stories, obviously just like that. We've

00:28:42.620 seen several out of North Carolina. The list goes on. I know I don't have to tell you, and I know I

00:28:47.080 don't have to tell the people who are watching and listening to this. Uh, so we so appreciate

00:28:52.960 you, your willingness to step up, to lead as you have done in the AG's office, as I imagine

00:28:58.920 you will certainly continue to do, uh, for, you said you're a dad for your kids, uh, now

00:29:04.980 for, for our daughter, uh, just eternally grateful. So thank you.

00:29:09.360 Yeah. Thanks Riley.

00:29:12.180 Thank you guys for tuning into the games for girls podcast. We talked about a lot of victories

00:29:16.300 and they're worth celebrating, but still lots of work to be done. Uh, specifically,

00:29:21.060 we're going to be watching what happens in January in the new year when the IOC releases

00:29:25.620 their policy. We are going to specifically be looking if they are going to be testing

00:29:30.500 for the SRY gene, uh, really important stuff. If they don't, not a satisfactory policy and

00:29:36.440 we should demand change. Uh, appreciate you guys. Again, I want you guys to do what you

00:29:42.580 can to support Rob, uh, again, running for County court at law number two in Kauffman County.

00:29:48.520 Uh, thank you guys for listening and we will see you again next week.

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Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - January 02, 2026

NCAA Is Still Gaslighting Women. Texas FIGHTS Back! ｜

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