she s playing in high school, she s going to play in college, and at every level she s dealing with abuse, obviously verbal, emotional, and then in many cases it turns to sexual abuse or misconduct. and it is such a part of the dna of the sport, clearly, horrifyingly, that she accepts that. and you don t have any leaders coming down and saying enough is enough and so that s what occurs and this woman, the power structure is such in all these sports again, jake, as you know, who speaks out? that young woman who is about to make the u.s. team, she speaks out, she probably losing her chance to go to the olympics and that s the problem. a system designed b by men tt protects men. christine brenennan, thank you much. just when you thought things could not get any weirder, the republican candidate for governor in pennsylvania is talking about stripper poles in schools. stay with us. u need this.
american sport, everyone cheers the gymnasts at the olympics, they win all the gold meddlals, the u.s. soccer team, not all of the players are on the soccer team, but the gold cup wins, the role models for all of our daughters and nieces and granddaughters and to think this is going on in another top american sport and everyone is shaking their heads. this has got to stop. it is horrible, it is awful, it is systemic, as lucy was saying, and as i said, it s got to stop, i m not sure how it does stop. because the power structure, as you know from these sports, is that so many parents and kids are so afraid to speak up that a coach can abuse and abuse and the leaders who should be the ones saying get out of here, you re fired, you re never going to get a job again, instead they re passing along the dirty laundry, a guy gets fired, gets
call because we need to make sure there s enough time for the people to get out because we know how our roads get, we know how people become complacent and we want to give them enough time to make that decision. of course when we do give that order, we re not going out door to door and forcefully removing people. we are telling them you need to leave, but ultimately it s up to them. thank you so much for your time, sir. appreciate it. coming up, a shattering report revealing sexual, emotional abuse by soccer coaches at the very top level of the sport and warnings about the youth leagues. then a high school football team s season is canceled because of a r racist prank caut on video. some of the players auctioned off their black teammates. how one ininstagram post is goi to cost kim kardashian $1 million. stay with us.
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