they are definitely startling. i think advocates are saying it would have been great for the ncaa to stan up and take a stand for trans and non-binary athletes. they point to the example the ncaa taking a stand in 2016 against north carolina s bathroom bill. it had an significant impact in pressuring state lawmakers there to pass a partial repeal. i think the hope was that the ncaa would take a firm stand and it would have had a ripple effect on states trying to pass transathlete bans. but it looks like they are going to punt and take a pause which is kind of what other sports governing bodies have done as well. great to have you on with your reporting on this. thanks to all of you for watching this hour of hallie jackson reports. watch us on twitter, and over on our streaming program for nbc news now for show number two at 5:00 tonight. tonight and every week night. i will see you there. deadline: white house with nicolle wallace starts after this break. ine: white house wih
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