Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome back to the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. I'm Buck. Please follow me at Facebook.com

slash Buck Sexton. On Facebook, follow Clay on Twitter at Clay Travis. He was trending on Twitter

in the last 24 hours for saying the things that Clay says and does. So there we go.

We could start in a that there's a new story that I want to bring to your attention.

It's actually really more of an editorial for everybody. But it's all based off of a very

straightforward question. And it's one that is so obvious. You may say, why would they even ask

this? Why spend our time at it? Because it goes to a central untruth or the war on truth that the

left is waging these days. Question is, what is a woman? Now, I know you're saying, I mean, you

might be laughing a little bit, except understand that while you and I know what a woman is,

the left no longer has a clear definition of what constitutes a woman or a female. And if you

transgress against this change, you find yourself in a very woke targeted place very quickly.

Barry Weiss who left the New York Times because she was supposed to publish editorials of an

outside point of view. And she did that. And the New York Times hated her for doing it. The

staff hated her. So she left. She has a sub stack on the sub stack. She is a piece by Katie Herzog.

I just want to read you a little bit of this and Clay. Just just think about what this is like

when we're talking about how this is this is no longer just undergrad. This isn't, you know, the

the Oberlin interpretive dance faculty lounge. This is medical school now. Yes. And an elite one.

Here's what's in this Barry Weiss sub stack piece. And it says during a recent endocrinology course

at a top medical school in the University of California system, a professor stopped mid lecture

to apologize for something he'd said at the beginning of class. I don't want you to think that I am

in any way trying to imply anything. And if you can summon some generosity to forgive me, I would

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