women from? and protect women from. why isn t she worth saving? why isn t she worth protecting? others shared similar stories with one mom saying she s even thought about moving out of state to protect her child. joining me now is a reporter for abc. explain specifically what is in this bill, this law. how are activists, family members and others trying to fight this? yeah. so the bill bars trans student athletes from playing on the school sports teams of their gender identity, and it uses the phrase biological sex. so it requires people to participate on the team of their birth sex. activists say that this legislation is discriminatory and that it s really aimed at targeting mostly trans women and girls in particular. betsy colton who has a 7-year-old trans daughter told nbc that she s considering leaving the state completely if more restrictive laws are passed. and the state is also likely to face legal action because a federal judge blocked a similar law from taking effect in
to any bathroom they wanted. joining me now is harmeet dhillon, founder of the center for american liberty and national committee woman for california and joining me is prager you personality. i m sorry i botched your last name. 50% of americans say that athletes should play on teams that match their birth sex. but why is the minority winning this argument? because the left so was going to go for the marginalized group and push as hard as they can even though there are a minority here in the argument. they are a very it will push until they get their way. it s clear. we did not, the argument having personal vendettas against trans people. the issue is we don t want people with an unmistakable biological advantage competing against women who fought their entire lives to be at this point in their sport.
cross and been reinstated at the leaseburg school where he teaches. this is a huge victory for both freedom of speech and religious liberty. listen. the first amendment is very clear. teachers do have constitutional rights to free speech. teachers do have the right to speak up on their own time on matters of public concern and no teacher, no parent, no citizen should be punished by the government for exercising that freedom. dana: cross was placed on leave and banned from school property after he spoke out in opposition to a new state policy that requires teachers to address students by their preferred gender pronouns regardless of birth sex. he says the entire case has been one giant distraction from his job of teaching kids. listen. we re so happy about the results that the judge made and we just really looking forward to getting me back in the classroom doing what i do best,
living as the opposite sex, other things to keep in mind is that the courts have been parsing this for the last 15-20 years. and so if somebody is being stereotyped because of their sex, because they do not proceed to fit in with appropriate masculinity or femininity, because of whatever people perceive as their birth sex, that is prohibited tucker: that s theti anti-determination statute. you still haven t explained, and i ve asked you a h bunch, what e legal standards are. i don t think there are any. here s why that s a concern. we spend, the federal government spends over $11 billion every year on sex specific programs. i m sure you know what they are. small business administration, among many others, gives a ton of money to people because they are women. and so how are we supposed to navigate that if let s be honest with each other, there are no standards, actually, other than s i say i m a