We're talking about the gender conversation here in the United States.

Just a couple weeks ago, President Trump signed an executive order.

And this is the headline that came from that.

Trump signs executive order banning trans women for women's sports.

Now, this concerned federal funding.

So it's the power of the purse.

They can pull federal funding using this executive order if they're not complying.

But that's about all they can do. But there was a bill that was going through the House and it was killed. All Democrats voted

against it. Bill to ban trans athletes from girls and women's sports teams failed to advance

in Senate. And this was trying to enshrine this into Title IX. Title IX is sex-based

discrimination in education programs.

So they're trying to basically say that the participation was based on a person's

reproductive biology and genetics at birth. And that did not happen. But we look at the New York

Times. Really, how big is this conversation? How popular is this conversation? There's a New York

Times poll, and we look at,

if you really dig into this poll and you look, and they're talking about athletes, the question was

athletes who were male at birth, but who currently identify as female, do you think they should

or should not be allowed to compete in women's sports? And you can see here, the total 79% said

they should not be allowed to compete women's sports.

Obviously, there's a split here, 94% were Republican, 67% were Democrat.

So that's one of the sub-conversations in this space.

But one of the big conversations that we entered into it as was the medicalizing of children, often against their parents

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