tucker: so a few years ago, they told us that sex differences weren t real. you thought i took biology. i know men and women are physical categories and i am one so i know it s true. they said relax. it s only about being sensitive to a small percentage of the population who are different and don t want to judge them. you re not a bigot. are you? no, i m liberal-minded. let people live how they want to live. it s not going to affect my life. oh, but it is. it s going to re-order society completely. here s the latest example of it. at the university of pennsylvania a biological man has decided to say that he s a woman. he s a swimmer. he s destroyed the women s swimming record. of course, because he s a man.
and yes, i mean, a lot of us saw this coming down the pike. a woman named beth steltzer will be speaking with your colleague, laura ingraham later tonight. many of this saw this coming. it s important that we understand that situations like what we re seeing in pennsylvania at the university of pennsylvania are not anomalous. this is happening all over the country. tucker: it s amazing that people put up with it. if you have a kid that swims, 38 seconds doesn t happen. that s a different sport. so this is totally upended a spot for over 100 years. where are the parents, the coaches, the swimmers. why isn t anybody saying anything? a lot of people are saying things, a lot of parents are speaking out. a lot of students are scared of speaking out because saying look, this isn t appropriate. we shouldn t have men in women s sports is very unpopular to say.