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Speaker 1: It's Tony Katz Today. I admit to you that I
Speaker 1: don't know anything about djn A.
Speaker 2: Carrington.
Speaker 3: What I know is she had the flagrant fowl against
Speaker 3: Sophie Cunningham in that WNBA game and she got ejected
Speaker 3: from the game, right, And I know that people said, well,
Speaker 3: Sophie Cunningham, she did exactly the same thing last year
Speaker 3: and she got ejected.
Speaker 2: What's the big deal. Here's no big deal. It was
Speaker 2: a foul, it was a.
Speaker 3: Flagrant fowl and she got ejected when Sophie Cunningham did it,
Speaker 3: it was a flagrant fowl and she got ejected. Makes
Speaker 3: perfect sense. The difference is that Sophie Cunningham didn't then
Speaker 3: go to social media and claim white privilege. The racism
Speaker 3: and bigotry of the WNBA on full display, which has
Speaker 3: always been there, and they have not come to a
Speaker 3: reckoning too. That's all right, that's fine. The reckoning has
Speaker 3: come to them. It's time for the ladies to have
Speaker 3: to deal with that reality. Tony Katz, Tony Katz today, guys,
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Speaker 3: I as Canter and Royce White have declared for the
Speaker 3: WNBA draft. These are men who have taken a look
Speaker 3: at the rules and said, well, there's nothing here that
Speaker 3: says I can't declare for the WNBA draft.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to declare for the WNBA draft.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say, hey, I am a I am
Speaker 3: of the lady folk and h and that's that. You
Speaker 3: know what, I'm not even of the lady folks. I
Speaker 3: just identify and you don't get to ask me what
Speaker 3: that means. You don't get to have any rules about this.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely joyous that this is happening. Allow me to
Speaker 3: further define joyous. Everything involving the idea that men think
Speaker 3: that they can be women is sick, is ugly, is
Speaker 3: meant to illness on display, and is horrifyingly bad. I
Speaker 3: don't believe in attacking the mentally ill. I also do
Speaker 3: not believe in buying into their nonsense. The political left
Speaker 3: did this. Not only did they believe in buying into
Speaker 3: the mental illness, they demanded that you bought into the
Speaker 3: mental illness as well, which is why everybody now has
Speaker 3: their pronouns on LinkedIn. I had somebody try to connect
Speaker 3: with me today on LinkedIn, and they have pronouns, and
Speaker 3: I said, no, thank you. I won't take anybody new
Speaker 3: as a matter of fact, as you go through and
Speaker 3: I should get rid of everybody i'm connected to who
Speaker 3: uses pronouns. If you share your pronouns with me, why
Speaker 3: in the world would I want to be connected to
Speaker 3: you on LinkedIn. You're not interested in the work. You're
Speaker 3: not interested in working for me. You're not interested in
Speaker 3: working with me. You're not interested in what you actually do.
Speaker 3: You're interested in posturing. I don't need anybody who postures.
Speaker 3: I can find somebody who postures everywhere. I need people
Speaker 3: who could do the work. I need people who know
Speaker 3: how to work with content creators. I need to work
Speaker 3: with people who know how to get better results via
Speaker 3: social media. I don't need somebody who says my pronouns
Speaker 3: are they them?
Speaker 2: No, I don't want you. I don't want to work
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 3: You're not good enough to work with me because you're
Speaker 3: not focused on the right things.
Speaker 2: Not in the slightest The.
Speaker 3: WNBA should have dealt with this, just like they should
Speaker 3: have dealt with the racism of their league.
Speaker 2: They didn't. In the Sophie Cunningham story, where she writes
Speaker 2: Dijon A.
Speaker 3: Carrington writes white privilege, Well, this is a league that
Speaker 3: sees itself as a league for black women and gay women.
Speaker 3: It always has, it always has. I'll say it again,
Speaker 3: it always has. And they don't like the fact that
Speaker 3: Caitlin Clark has come to town. They don't like the
Speaker 3: fact that Caitlyn Clark is popular. They absolutely cannot stand
Speaker 3: that it is popular, that she is popular. They can't
Speaker 3: stand that Sophie Cunningham would now be popular. Don't you
Speaker 3: know that that's not supposed to be. This is a
Speaker 3: league for this group and that group, but not those girls.
Speaker 3: The bigotry on full display and display from players and
Speaker 3: coaches and the league and the media, etc.
Speaker 2: Put that all to the side.
Speaker 3: Anybody who would say hashtag white privilege to fouling Sophie
Speaker 3: Cunningham and getting thrown out of the game.
Speaker 2: Is a fool?
Speaker 3: Is someone not worth knowing, no leadership skills, no value
Speaker 3: to the league, no value to young women. And so
Speaker 3: I'm perfectly clear if you're a black woman who looks
Speaker 3: at that and says, yeah, good on her, My god,
Speaker 3: are you wrong? You just want the racial divide, you
Speaker 3: want it, And I think that's pretty weird. That's pretty
Speaker 3: ugly stuff. Now we get into the part two of
Speaker 3: the WNBA. They already have a bigotry problem, they've had
Speaker 3: one for years. The part two is this story that
Speaker 3: they can't define what a woman is and they've had
Speaker 3: two men declare for the WNBA draft. This also a
Speaker 3: Sophie Cunningham story, because this Sophie Cunningham story goes back
Speaker 3: to February when she was asked a question and she said,
Speaker 3: I think girls sports should be for girls, which is
Speaker 3: the most normal thing to say in the world. And
Speaker 3: it just got re released a couple weeks ago and
Speaker 3: everybody's been talking about it, losing their minds over it.
Speaker 2: What did we say right from the beginning, I'm I'm
Speaker 2: on the record. She did not say.
Speaker 3: Sophie Cunningham did not say anything remarkable. She said something normal.
Speaker 3: She said something rational, there was no need to comment
Speaker 3: on it other than that, and yet the left one
Speaker 3: to attack her and the right wanted to glorify her,
Speaker 3: and both were wrong. Girl sports should be for girl
Speaker 3: Groles is the most normal thing ever. There's nothing new
Speaker 3: to it, nothing at all. But people decided to lose
Speaker 3: their minds, and then people want to go out there
Speaker 3: and protest, like you're mad at Sophie Cunningham. What you're
Speaker 3: mad at? And it seems very obvious And if the
Speaker 3: league doesn't want to address this, this is no concern
Speaker 3: of mine. You are upset that straight white women who
Speaker 3: are attractive to a lot of people are being noticed
Speaker 3: because you don't want the league to be about that.
Speaker 3: You can't stand that the league has any of that.
Speaker 3: You can't handle the fact. You hate the fact that
Speaker 3: there might be attractive people in the league. Well, why
Speaker 3: didn't they notice these attracted people? Are that attracted people?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's because everybody's a racist. Fine, great, everybody's a racist.
Speaker 2: Do you feel better? Did that get you anywhere?
Speaker 3: Screaming that everybody is a racist did not get you
Speaker 3: charter flights? You were flying commercial? Screaming that everybody was
Speaker 3: a racist, didn't get you sponsors. Now you've got sponsors.
Speaker 3: Screaming everybody was a racist. Didn't get you sold out arenas.
Speaker 3: Now you have sold out arenas. When the Indiana Fever
Speaker 3: and Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham come to town, oh
Speaker 3: in a whole host of other players, I will keep
Speaker 3: saying it for as long as I can.
Speaker 2: Eliah Boston has been fantastic for that.
Speaker 3: Team in a lot of ways, A great pickup in
Speaker 3: the draft, and dear Lord, get her the ball more
Speaker 3: often I'm in Indiana, I pay a little bit of
Speaker 3: attention to the Fever. I can't say this about other teams.
Speaker 3: You can't. You don't accept the fact that somebody doesn't
Speaker 3: look like you.
Speaker 2: Is popular.
Speaker 3: Maybe those people being popular will get other people to
Speaker 3: notice the people you want them to notice. Great, terrific, wonderful,
Speaker 3: But now you can't even describe what a woman is.
Speaker 2: Your rules WNBA.
Speaker 3: When Sophie Cunningham said this, and the league decided to
Speaker 3: get split on this, and coaches like from the Minnesota
Speaker 3: Lynks decided to wear shirts that say trans kids belong?
Speaker 3: What do you mean belong? The coach of the Golden
Speaker 3: State Valkyries. Sports is about belonging. No it's not. Jennifer
Speaker 3: Say of XXXY Athletics said it correct. This is about
Speaker 3: the elites. This is about the elites.
Speaker 2: The last thing.
Speaker 3: About this is not inclusive at all. It's totally exclusive.
Speaker 3: This is a very special club. But they wouldn't say
Speaker 3: that this is a league for women. They wouldn't stand.
Speaker 2: Up for women.
Speaker 3: You didn't like what Sophie Cunningham said, Okay, fine, I
Speaker 3: don't know what she said is weird, odd or strange.
Speaker 2: It was totally normal.
Speaker 3: But now, when confronted with this, you won't even say, look,
Speaker 3: this is a women's league. There's a difference between women
Speaker 3: and men. You won't say it. So don't blame this
Speaker 3: on Sophie Cunningham.
Speaker 2: Blame this on the coach of the Lynx.
Speaker 3: Toshryl Reeves, and blame this on the coach of the
Speaker 3: Golden State Valkyrie Nicasi. They're the ones who did this,
Speaker 3: and all of those people who decide to scream and
Speaker 3: yell about Sophie Cunningham, they created this situation. And so
Speaker 3: you've got enes Canter also known as enes Canter Freedom
Speaker 3: and Roy Swhite, who I know nothing about saying they're
Speaker 3: going to enter the draft, because there's nothing that is
Speaker 3: in there that can be utilized to question him himunderstanding
Speaker 3: he's a man. Please accept this formal document is my
Speaker 3: official written notification to the Women's National Basketball Association my
Speaker 3: voluntary decision to enter the player pool for the twenty
Speaker 3: twenty seven and WNBA Draft consistent with the current league
Speaker 3: collective Bargaining Agreement. I am submitting this notice to exercise
Speaker 3: my draft rights and to affirm that I at least
Speaker 3: at twenty two years old and I have no remaining
Speaker 3: intercollegiate eligibility. As required, I request that the WNBA League
Speaker 3: Office verify receipted this document and direct any future communication
Speaker 3: to my personal email address listed above. Thank you for
Speaker 3: your official processing and my registration into the twenty twenty
Speaker 3: seven draft pool. Respectfully submitted this sixth day of August
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six. They can't explain what a woman is
Speaker 3: in the WNBA, and now they're having a meeting to
Speaker 3: do just that. WNBA Commissioner Kathy Ingelbert, is it Ingelbert Ingelbrecht?
Speaker 2: Isn't it Inglebrecht? So that I thought it was the
Speaker 2: commissioner yeah, it's ingobrect. Thank you.
Speaker 3: The commissioner puts out a memo that says, I wanted
Speaker 3: to reach out to share how we are approaching these
Speaker 3: conversations at the league office, and to thank those of
Speaker 3: you who have responded to questions from the media with
Speaker 3: thoughtfulness and professionalism. We recognize that this is a complex
Speaker 3: and nuanced topic, and we will continue to have important
Speaker 3: conversations with all of you and the Players Association in
Speaker 3: the weeks and months ahead. We also plan to convene
Speaker 3: additional discussions and offer listening sessions for any team leaders.
Speaker 2: Who would like to participate.
Speaker 3: Your perspectives and feedback are invaluable, and I appreciate those
Speaker 3: who have already reached out to share their thoughts.
Speaker 2: It's not nuanced and it's not complex.
Speaker 3: Djna Carrington is a bigot, and the league is chocked
Speaker 3: full of bigots who hate the fact that white women
Speaker 3: are seeing success. They hate it. That's on them, not
Speaker 3: on me for noticing. You can send me any email
Speaker 3: you want, Go right ahead, knock yourselves out. You want
Speaker 3: to send me some hate mail, feel free. Let's send
Speaker 3: it to Mark Levin at yahoo dot com. I don't
Speaker 3: want to hear your crap. Blame her for being a bigot.
Speaker 3: That's on the racism side, not complex, not nuanced, on
Speaker 3: the side of what makes a woman, not complex and
Speaker 3: not nuanced. That you say it's a complex and nuanced topic,
Speaker 3: Kathin E. Olbrecht, makes you the problem commissioner because you
Speaker 3: can't say what is so obvious.
Speaker 2: There's a difference between women and men. Men not women,
Speaker 2: and men are not welcome in this league.
Speaker 3: Can't say the words. You can't say the words. You're
Speaker 3: so afraid of the players. You're so afraid of the coaches.
Speaker 3: You're so afraid, afraid, seemingly of the ownership. You're so
Speaker 3: afraid of the fans. You're so afraid to not be
Speaker 3: invited to the Christmas party that you can't say there's
Speaker 3: a difference between women and men. You can't speak the truth.
Speaker 3: You have been broken. They control your speech, they control
Speaker 3: your honesty, they control your decency. You're so afraid of them.
Speaker 3: You are so afraid. You can't say, no, INA's cancer.
Speaker 3: You can't join because you're a man, and this is
Speaker 3: the league for women. Have a nice day. The W
Speaker 3: stands for women. There's a difference between men and women,
Speaker 3: and just because Katanji Brown Jackson Supreme Court justice is
Speaker 3: too stupid to note the difference doesn't mean we are
Speaker 3: of course we're smarter.
Speaker 2: Then, as Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: Justice, you can't do it. Leftist women can't stand up
Speaker 3: for women. Neither can leftist men. They can't stand up
Speaker 3: for women. And when they do, they get ostracized, they
Speaker 3: get pushed to the side, they get called turfs or
Speaker 3: whatever bloody heck term they want to put out there
Speaker 3: for JK. Rowling and Martina and Rachelovo, who's wrong in
Speaker 3: a bunch of things, but not on this.
Speaker 2: I don't care how much pain, how much pain they feel.
Speaker 3: I don't care how upset they get. And by the way,
Speaker 3: it's Engelbertt, not ngel Brecked. I don't know why I
Speaker 3: get that, and I apologize. Kathy Engelbert b e r T.
Speaker 3: Kathy engel Breckt is someone completely different. She's the commissioner.
Speaker 3: She can't say this, she cannot say the basics. The
Speaker 3: control the left has over these people, control their thoughts,
Speaker 3: control their speech, so much so that they can't say
Speaker 3: the basic truths. And at that moment you realize that
Speaker 3: Atlas Shrugged was a really good book. I'm just gonna
Speaker 3: sit back, eat some popcorn and watch. I'm gonna watch
Speaker 3: them just absolutely destroy themselves, just absolutely devour themselves. It is,
Speaker 3: It is shameful. We'll see if they figure it out.
Speaker 3: But two guys declaring for the w n b A
Speaker 3: because you know the w n b A wants this.
Speaker 2: And now they've got it.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, those must be some great meetings.
Speaker 2: This is Tony Katz today.