eyebrows yesterday with the president s answer to this question. watch this. my desire to increase the u.s. manufacturing and jobs in america is not about china. i m not concerned about china. martha: can that, we break in kayleigh mcenany , co host of outnumbered and marc thiessen is with us, fox news contributor and juan williams, senior political analyst for fox news. we start with kayleigh mcenany . great to have you with us. from the press perspective, one thing that got attention about this particular answer is the president had a card in his hand with a picture of the reporter and the question essentially, more or less, that she was going to ask and a list with all of the numbers. we ve gone so far from this sort of open back and forth with the president. is this normal, to lay these questions out this way? not that level of detail. look, i had a reporter from a wire service and good reporter that was being diligent trying to get information for the american pe
Over and placing higher than they would have in the male division in the women s sport. it s not fair what is happening. it s not right. it s very uncomfortable. what makes it more uncomfortable as you saw as well as leah th thomas, oh, the women that don t support us are trans phobic, which couldn t be further from the case. but they have rights that they need to protect. martha: it s interesting. espn did a tribute for women s history month. you used to work there. part of their women s history month tribute focused on leah thomas and her accomplishments as a trans woman athlete. here s a little bit of a clip that they use. this is from an interview in 2022. watch this. people will say oh, she just transitioned, so she would have an advantage so she could win. i transitioned to be happy. happy and wants to compete aso
A woman, charlie. the problem is there s so many incredible female athletes that should be celebrated that worked so hard. during woman s time, we re celebrating a biological man, leah thomas. it s not right. leah thomas calling women trans phobic. i feel like we ve gotten to the point that if we re labelled as tran foe business for standing up for our rights i m a former athlete myself. i can t imagine being in a situation that riley gaines found herself in, how i would have felt. it s gotten to the point where these words like trans phobic, it s why are we giving so makeup power to them? if standing up for women makes me trans phobic, it means nothing to me. martha: because it puts it in a box. this woman who is an athlete is against trans people, but it seems to me they re standing up for fairness. they re saying i want to be on a fair playing field. right? literally. what we re seeing is some