Ep 473 | Transgender Advocate Lies to Senate, Gets EXPOSED by Ted Cruz, John Kennedy & Riley Gaines
Testifying in front of a Senate committee on biological males competing in women’s sports, Human Rights Campaign president Kelley Robinson parroted the familiar lies that transgender advocates use as their primary retort: There’s no evidence that men have an athletic advantage over women. Robinson then went on to cite a decades-old argument in sports. “There’s been this news article about men that think they can beat Serena Williams in tennis. And it’s just not the case. She is stronger than them,” Robinson snipped. The only problem with her anecdote is that in 1998, both Serena and Venus Williams were soundly defeated by the world’s 203rd-ranked male tennis player — a fact that women’s sports champion Riley Gaines quickly countered with. Jason says in America today, it's easy to discern the oppressed from the oppressor. “America is flooded with lies and propaganda. The people screaming the lies the loudest are the most powerful. ... The oppressed use truth as a defense. Oppressors lie.” Royce White joins the show to share his thoughts on the subject. Plus, Shemeka Michelle stops in to help us make sense of why social media is inundated with memes and jokes about the missing OceanGate Titan sub. What does it say about Americans?
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Testifying in front of a Senate committee on biological males competing in women’s sports, Human Rights Campaign president Kelley Robinson parroted the familiar lies that transgender advocates use as their primary retort: There’s no evidence that men have an athletic advantage over women. Robinson then went on to cite a decades-old argument in sports. “There’s been this news article about men that think they can beat Serena Williams in tennis. And it’s just not the case. She is stronger than them,” Robinson snipped. The only problem with her anecdote is that in 1998, both Serena and Venus Williams were soundly defeated by the world’s 203rd-ranked male tennis player — a fact that women’s sports champion Riley Gaines quickly countered with. Jason says in America today, it's easy to discern the oppressed from the oppressor. “America is flooded with lies and propaganda. The people screaming the lies the loudest are the most powerful. ... The oppressed use truth as a defense. Oppressors lie.” Royce White joins the show to share his thoughts on the subject. Plus, Shemeka Michelle stops in to help us make sense of why social media is inundated with memes and jokes about the missing OceanGate Titan sub. What does it say about Americans?
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