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Speaker 1: All right, third hour, Clay and Buck kicks off. Now, everybody,

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Speaker 1: thank you so much for being here with us. We've

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Speaker 1: got much to discuss. Trump weighing in on the economy

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Speaker 1: and talking about how things are heading and how things

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Speaker 2: In that direction.

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Speaker 1: And you know, one thing play that I know we

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Speaker 1: don't want to spend. I want to get to the

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Speaker 1: economy and what Trump said about that, and specifically, how

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Speaker 1: so much of the hiring that's gone on has been

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Speaker 1: a government employees. This is non productive work. You do

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Speaker 1: need some government employees to be clear. Yeah, obviously we

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Speaker 1: need police and firement. We're talking about federal but when

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Speaker 1: you're looking at federal employees in agencies that are bloated

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Speaker 1: to begin with, where are all these jobs coming from?

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Speaker 1: I tweeted this out, and I got to tell you

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Speaker 1: everyone that I know with any intelligence community would agree

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Speaker 1: with this. At least half, maybe more like seventy or

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Speaker 1: eighty percent of the intelligence agency personnel could be gone

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Speaker 1: tomorrow and nobody would know the difference. There would be

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Speaker 1: no downside to this. It wouldn't even be like when

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Speaker 1: you cut the park Rangers budget or something and all

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Speaker 1: of a sudden they're, oh, we can't unlock the parks.

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Speaker 1: You're like, really, we can't figure out how to do

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Speaker 2: No, I don't think anybody would know the difference.

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Speaker 1: In fact, I think that Tulsi Gabbert She's not going

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Speaker 1: I should spend four years cleaning up the intel community

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Speaker 1: and then lobby for the congressional nuking of her role

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Speaker 2: There should not be a Director of National Intelligence. It

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Speaker 2: is superfluous.

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Speaker 3: Now she has a job to do that I just

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Speaker 3: laid out, which is to clean it up and to

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Speaker 3: But it should be a bit like you know Maximus

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Speaker 3: at the end of Gladiator Clay when his last act

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Speaker 3: instead of trying to become Maximus the dictator, he hands power.

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Speaker 3: I know he's dying, put that aside, but he hands

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Speaker 3: perfect way for Tulci Gabber to end her tenure clean

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Speaker 3: up the Intel community. For I don't know, if she

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Speaker 3: needs four years, maybe she only needs two or three

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Speaker 3: the Defense Intelligence Agency. Sorry, this isn't just because CIA

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Speaker 1: But to give everyone a sense of what things are

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Speaker 1: really like under the Biden administration before, this story has

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Speaker 1: not gotten nearly enough tention. So there I don't know

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Speaker 2: It is not good for them to be up there

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Speaker 1: There's problems with bone density being your zero gravity environment,

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Speaker 1: all this stuff. Trump spoke about this as well. Elon

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Speaker 1: Here's Trump talking about sending them because Biden didn't want

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Speaker 4: We're going to get them out. We're coming up to

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Speaker 4: get you. I've authorized Elon. I say, can you get

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Speaker 3: I think this story hasn't gotten enough attention. My understanding

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Speaker 3: That Elon Musk is better at sending rockets to space

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Speaker 3: Can you imagine, Buck, if something bad happened to these

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Speaker 1: Almost like the health bureaucracy deciding that they're not going

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Speaker 3: go to BBU. I said that I'm going to be

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Speaker 2: And BB wanted to make an offer. Let's listen.

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Speaker 7: Take Clay. My name's Chris. I live in Steamboat. Give

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Speaker 3: I appreciate the offer buck. I do not think that

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Speaker 3: I mentioned that we had awesome steaks last night that

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Speaker 5: So, Clay, you said that your wife, Laura grill some

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Speaker 3: My name Clay. You get twenty five bucks off. The

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Speaker 1: Honestly, Jennifer, I'm sure you saw at the joint address

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Speaker 8: will happen search slowly and then all at once. But

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Speaker 8: my goal with this brand is to change the cultural conversation,

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Speaker 8: because if the eighty percent of people with basic common

441
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Speaker 8: sense that agree with us stood up and said it,

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Speaker 8: that's when things would change. But you know as well,

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Speaker 8: as I do. I mean, you guys talk to people

444
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Speaker 8: all day that probably are very comfortable being loud and

445
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Speaker 8: proud about this issue. But most people that agree with

446
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Speaker 8: us aren't saying anything. They're too afraid of the names

447
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Speaker 8: they'll be called, and they're afraid of being shunned by

448
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Speaker 8: their friends. So we need the eighty percent that majority

449
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Speaker 8: to stand up and say it. And I think our

450
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Speaker 8: brand is and can be part of that, you know,

451
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Speaker 8: changing the cultural conversation. But I think we have a

452
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Speaker 8: long way to go. Look at what you know, the

453
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Speaker 8: Senate votes zero Democrats, two employees in the federal government

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Speaker 8: in Congress have voted in favor of protecting women's sports.

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Speaker 8: Zero Democrats stood for Peyton McNabb, the athlete you just

456
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Speaker 8: referred to. I mean, I don't know what's wrong with

457
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Speaker 8: these people, but we have a long way to go.

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Speaker 8: And then I would just add to that, Sorry, this

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Speaker 8: is long answer. You know, even if the Protect Women

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Speaker 8: in Sports Act were to pass, that impacts federally funded

461
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Speaker 8: programs right like within Title nines jurisdiction that's in K

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Speaker 8: through twelve schools and universities. It does not impact sports

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Speaker 8: in the Olympic movement, private club sports. I only competed

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Speaker 8: in the Olympic movement. I never competed under Title nine governments.

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Speaker 8: Two thirds. I think it's two times as many athletes

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Speaker 8: are competing in the US in the Olympic movement than

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Speaker 8: in Title NINDS governance. So that's like a whole other

468
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Speaker 8: can of worms we have to solve for. So again,

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Speaker 8: I think it's the culture that has to change, and

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Speaker 8: then these governing bodies will have to do what the

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Speaker 8: people want.

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Speaker 3: What do you think would happen, Jennifer if somebody like

473
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Speaker 3: Caitlin Clark or Angel Reese women's basketball players came out

474
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Speaker 3: and just said this is wrong. Current women's athletes, some

475
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Speaker 3: own biles, someone that has a huge following as a

476
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Speaker 3: result of that, they all know this, right. You come

477
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Speaker 3: from the world of women's athletics. You were a incredibly

478
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Speaker 3: successful gymnast that people who compete in athletics know this

479
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Speaker 3: more than the general public does. Why do you think

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Speaker 3: so many women's athletes have been afraid to speak the same.

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Speaker 8: Reason regular people are afraid to speak. They're afraid of

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Speaker 8: the names they'll be called. They're be afraid of being

483
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Speaker 8: called right wing, all right, fascist, nazi, they're afraid they'll

484
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Speaker 8: lose their endoor deals, which for female athletes, more than

485
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Speaker 8: prize money, is really how they make their money. They're

486
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Speaker 8: afraid of being shunned by their friends. I mean, this

487
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Speaker 8: is you know, this is what happens if you have

488
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Speaker 8: sort of professed a lefty kind of leaning publicly, you

489
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Speaker 8: will be shunned by all of the institutions that support you.

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Speaker 8: That said, if one of those women, two of those women,

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Speaker 8: Serena Williams, Megan Rapaint. Now that one's a joke, I know,

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Speaker 8: I say that as a joke, smoll and Biles, if

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Speaker 8: just one sit up and said it, the cascade would start.

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Speaker 8: That's the cascade, that's the chink in the armor. That

495
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Speaker 8: would kind of start this whole thing. And somebody's going

496
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Speaker 8: to eventually, but we need to hit some sort of

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Speaker 8: critical mass. You know, eighty percent of people agree, but

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Speaker 8: probably only five percent of those actually speak up. If

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Speaker 8: we got to twenty thirty percent, it would start to

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Speaker 8: feel safer, and some brave not that brave, semi brave

501
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Speaker 8: athlete will speak out. But you're right. I mean, look,

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Speaker 8: if you look at Jimnas, the events and men's aren't

503
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Speaker 8: even the same right, Men do six events, men do rings.

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Speaker 8: Women don't have ranks. Why is that a yeah, yeah, exactly.

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Speaker 8: I couldn't do an iron cross when I was a

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Speaker 8: gymnast and I was really strong. I weighed very little

507
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Speaker 8: and I was very strong. But men just have greater

508
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Speaker 8: upper body strength. Pumnel horse is the same thing. It's

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Speaker 8: so obvious. Here's another example. The Boston Marathon, which you

510
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Speaker 8: probably know, just qualified a man in the women's division

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Speaker 8: for April's race. I don't know if you saw that.

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Speaker 8: Did you know the women's qualifying time is sixteen percent

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Speaker 8: slower than the men's.

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Speaker 2: Sure, I mean, yeah, it makes total sense.

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Speaker 8: Right, So they know it. They reveal themselves with you know,

516
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Speaker 8: with the rules and the regulations and the all of it.

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Speaker 8: But they they just haven't. They're not going to make

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Speaker 8: a change out. I think we have a really long

519
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Speaker 8: way to go, and I'm just going to keep hammering

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Speaker 8: at the culture part of it versus legislation. But we

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Speaker 8: need federal legislatleslation. We need state by state legislation. We're

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Speaker 8: trying to get a bill on the ballot, you know,

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Speaker 8: we're trying to get something on the ballot in Colorado,

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Speaker 8: where I live. I know they're doing the same in

525
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Speaker 8: Nebraska right now. I just went and spoke there. So

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Speaker 8: we need all of it, and then we need the

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Speaker 8: USOPC to change their governance. The NCAA wrote a garbage

528
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Speaker 8: policy off of the EO that's filled with loopholes. That

529
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Speaker 8: has to change. I think they need to light it

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Speaker 8: on fire, set in the garbage and start over. And

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Speaker 8: then the Boston Marathon is governed independently. It's an independent

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Speaker 8: board with corporate sponsors, funded by corporate sponsors, they get

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Speaker 8: to do whatever they want. But you can bet that

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Speaker 8: if the culture changed and the athletes running and all

535
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Speaker 8: the people said this is garbage, you can't do this anymore,

536
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Speaker 8: that eventually it would start to change. But I think

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Speaker 8: jif ahead, Sorry I.

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Speaker 1: Was speaking to Jennifer Nope, Okay, speaking of Jennifer Say,

539
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Speaker 1: former pro gymnast and Levi's executive founder of XXXY Athletics.

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Speaker 1: In your role on the corporate side that's trying to

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Speaker 1: speak honestly about what's going on. Are you coming under

542
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Speaker 1: a lot of heat? I feel like the left nosed boycotts.

543
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Speaker 1: It really was never that they could do boycotts. They

544
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Speaker 1: would threaten and then the corporations would cave right. That

545
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Speaker 1: was the way it actually worked. It wasn't that they

546
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Speaker 1: had to even stay organized and really have a boycott.

547
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Speaker 1: They just say we're going to boycott, and they would

548
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Speaker 1: spam someone's Facebook page for their business. Are you coming

549
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Speaker 1: up against people that are attacking you? I mean, I

550
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Speaker 1: know you have a lot of people like us who

551
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Speaker 1: support you. Or have you noticed a decline in that

552
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Speaker 1: a little bit? I mean, are they a little less?

553
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Speaker 1: Are the crazies a little less on offense now about this?

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Speaker 8: I think they're more because they feel like they might

555
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Speaker 8: be losing. It's gotten a little worse for me personally

556
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Speaker 8: in the last few weeks in terms of the crazy.

557
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Speaker 8: I mean, I get weird mail to my house, which

558
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Speaker 8: is weird because then they know where you live. Although

559
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Speaker 8: I think it's just neighbors. Was just alarming. I think

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Speaker 8: it's ramping up, honestly because they're a little bit panicked

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Speaker 8: that they might be losing. I don't know, what do

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Speaker 8: you guys think.

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Speaker 3: I think it's so interesting because for men, I think

564
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Speaker 3: men think this is completely ridiculous. And I've never even

565
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Speaker 3: seen hardly any man speaking out and saying, oh I'm

566
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Speaker 3: in favor of this, they state might stay quiet. I

567
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Speaker 3: think women's empathies being taken advantage of, and they're mobilizing women.

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Speaker 8: I could not agree with you more. I say all

569
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Speaker 8: the time they weaponize our empathy because women want to

570
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Speaker 8: be nice. I don't know if men. My husband doesn't

571
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Speaker 8: really care that much about being.

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Speaker 2: Mind, I don't think.

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Speaker 1: I don't think, Jennifer, you could find a guy who

574
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Speaker 1: has normal testosterone level for his age who would make

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Speaker 1: the case in person, to you, to me, to Clay

576
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Speaker 1: that what's going on makes sense. Like, I think they

577
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Speaker 1: only can do this in echo chambers and then have

578
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Speaker 1: the anonymous online activist cadres come after people and affect

579
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Speaker 1: DEI and well corporate policies, things like that. But I

580
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Speaker 1: don't think you could get a normal Certainly, if you

581
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Speaker 1: asked a male professional athlete to come forward and explain

582
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Speaker 1: this to people, they would look foolish, so they can't

583
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Speaker 1: actually make the argument out in public. Even male brands

584
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Speaker 1: like bud Light is primarily a beer that was consumed

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Speaker 1: by men, right, I don't think there are that many

586
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Speaker 1: women like, Oh, I love bud Light, right, I mean,

587
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Speaker 1: I know they drink it because it's there and things

588
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Speaker 1: like that.

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Speaker 3: But men when they did that stupid I don't even

590
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Speaker 3: remember that person's nail. Yeah, they did the Dylan mulvany

591
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Speaker 3: beer can. Men just said, yeah, you know, I'll drink

592
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Speaker 3: cors Light or I'll drink Miller Lit. Now, partly that's

593
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Speaker 3: bud Light's fault because the brand doesn't taste that much

594
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Speaker 3: different than another, and people are gonna get fired up

595
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Speaker 3: at me about this. Light beers, generally speaking, when they

596
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Speaker 3: are mass produced, whether it's Bud Light, Miller like cores like,

597
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Speaker 3: there's not some massive difference, not like this was a

598
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Speaker 3: Guinness or a Heineken or something where if you're a

599
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Speaker 3: beer drinker, you're like, oh, that tastes substantially different. But

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Speaker 3: men just said we're not going to stand for this.

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Speaker 3: And I think, Jennifer One, I love your brand and

602
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Speaker 3: I would encourage people to go check it out because

603
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Speaker 3: you are doing this, you're fighting back against it. But

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Speaker 3: I do think women are taking advantage of in many

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Speaker 3: ways over this issue, in a way that men just

606
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Speaker 3: are like, yeah, we're not doing this.

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Speaker 8: No, I couldn't. I couldn't agree with you. More. Women,

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Speaker 8: we want to be nice. We don't want to exclude anyone.

609
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Speaker 8: We don't want anyone to hate us. I mean I

610
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Speaker 8: did this for years, and this makes people met and

611
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Speaker 8: they think the name first, they think the names they

612
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Speaker 8: call you will get you to stop talking. Then they

613
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Speaker 8: realize you won't stop talking, and so they do it

614
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Speaker 8: to signal strongly to others that they better keep their

615
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Speaker 8: mouths shut or else. The same thing that happened to

616
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Speaker 8: Gen will happen to you. You might have to move

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Speaker 8: out of your city that you love, you might have

618
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Speaker 8: to change jobs, you might have to find new friends,

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Speaker 8: you know, all these things. Your family might not talk

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Speaker 8: to you. And for most women, that's enough disincentive. You know.

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Speaker 8: And while women also want to be nice and they

622
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Speaker 8: want to be liked and they want to be inclusive,

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Speaker 8: they also can be I think women are the cancel

624
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Speaker 8: culture leaders because they can also be really nasty, and

625
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Speaker 8: they tend not to do it the way that men

626
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Speaker 8: do it, which is, you know, get in your face.

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Speaker 8: They do it behind your back, which is really what

628
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Speaker 8: cancel culture is. So it's a really you know, messed up,

629
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Speaker 8: ugly dynamic. And to your point, women will literally advocate

630
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Speaker 8: against their own self interest. Here they'll say, oh oh yeah,

631
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Speaker 8: of course this guy can compete against my daughter and

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Speaker 8: he can have her trophy. Because I'm nice. I don't

633
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Speaker 8: want hurt anyone's feelings. I want to be nice. Well,

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Speaker 8: you know what, screw that. I will not advocate against

635
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Speaker 8: my own best interest or my daughter's best interest. But

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Speaker 8: almost more importantly, I will not say a lie. And

637
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Speaker 8: the fact is men cannot become women. Men are faster

638
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Speaker 8: and stronger. That's why women's sports exist. It's all very simple,

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Speaker 8: and I will tell you at some point in the future,

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Speaker 8: I don't know if it's two years or five years

641
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Speaker 8: or ten, everybody will acknowledge this. Pretend they never said

642
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Speaker 8: the dumbest stuff you can imagine.

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Speaker 2: Right now, I'll give you.

644
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Speaker 3: An example for people to just kind of bring this home.

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Speaker 3: Any woman who decides to identify as a man is

646
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Speaker 3: never getting voted Man of the Year the first year

647
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Speaker 3: that they're a man. Men would just not stand for it.

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Speaker 3: There are lots of men who decide to become a

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Speaker 3: woman that have been named Woman of the Year in

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Speaker 3: the very first year that they're even claiming to be

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Speaker 3: a woman, and that has become very common. Jennifer. For

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Speaker 3: people who agree with you, what is your brand. Where

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