Athletes have been forced onto the front lines and men claiming to be girls have stolen more than

3,500 victories.

That's a lot.

And invaded more than 11,000 competitions designed for women.

Last year, a male cyclist posing as a woman competed in the 800-mile Arizona Trail Race, a very big deal in cycling, and obliterated the

woman's course record by nearly five and a half hours. Sounds like a lot, doesn't it, huh? Five and a

half hours, but you have to hear the weightlifting records. You think that's bad.

The weightlifting's worse.

In 2023, a man and women's power lifting

broke two world records and outlifted his closest female opponent

in one event by 440 pounds.

And they continue to defend themselves, Mr. Congressman.

You know that, right?

They continue to defend themselves.

We hope they continue one word because I don't think we can lose a race.

This was one of the big reasons that we all won, and it's one of the big reasons that we had a record, a landslide, like they haven't seen before, very often anyway.

And who could forget last year's Paris Olympics where a male boxer stole the woman's gold medal after brutalizing his female opponents so viciously that she had to forfeit just after 46 seconds

and she was a championship fighter.

And actually they had two women or two people that transitioned

and both of them won gold medals

and they won them very convincingly.

But all of that ends today because with this executive order, the war on women's

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