Snapshot · The Megyn Kelly Show
According to Kristen Waggoner, 8 in 10 Americans support the right of equal opportunities for women and oppose biological males competing in women's sports.
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This is the most emotionally resonant chapter of the episode. Kelly reads at length from Justice Kavanaugh's majority opinion, which describes with remarkable specificity the early-morning practices, the lonely road back from ACL tears, the trophies on bedroom shelves, the handshakes with opponents, and the lifelong friendships that women's sports produce [1] — Megyn Kelly "Sports are highly competitive and generally zero-sum. At almost every turn, someone wins and someone loses. Every athlete who makes a team …" 1:11:05 . Both Kelly and Waggoner are visibly moved. Waggoner says it is the first ruling in ten years of this fight where she read a justice's words and thought, 'He gets it.' Madison Kenyon adds her own story: her athletic scholarship to Idaho State gave her a nursing degree, her career, her husband, and her best friends. The section closes on Thomas's concurrence, which Waggoner calls equally significant — the declaration that using language to obscure biological reality is lying to the public, and that courts must begin telling the truth.
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