Ep. 2029 - What Is A Woman? Head Coach Shows Why The WNBA Is A Joke

**Michael Knowles** (0:00)
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We will explain what the W stands for. I'm Michael Knowles, this is The Michael Knowles Show.
Welcome back to the show. You thought the Democrats Nazi rapist Senate candidate was bad. You thought the candidate who's had multiple children with his cousin was bad.
Let's turn down to James Talarico, the Texas Democrat Senate candidate, who just agreed with some belligerent lady in his town hall audience that the prosecution of Austin Metcalf's killer was an effing tragedy, not the murder of Austin Metcalf, totally unwarranted, unprovoked. No, no, no, the prosecution of his murderer, that was an effing tragedy, according to supposedly the most normal, moderate, just white male Christian Senate candidate. These guys are on a level that we have not seen from the American left ever in American history. So we'll get into all of it first though. I got to open up with the WNBA lady. You've seen all of this bubbling turmoil in the WNBA, which is probably the first time you've ever seen the WNBA. No one is watching the game still, but people are talking about the WNBA in a way that they have not basically ever. In part, this is because of people like Caitlin Clark. She's this young white lady in the WNBA who keeps just getting beaten up on the court and the league looks the other way. And it does appear there's a little bit of a racial dynamic to it. Then you get Sophie Cunningham, this other WNBA lady who had the temerity to come out and say that she doesn't think boys should be playing in girls' sports. And to go out and defend Caitlin Clark, she is getting her face knocked in on the court. League looks the other way, calls a foul on her. They don't want to deal with the apparent rise of radical right-wing ideas like women should play in the WNBA. Now, one of the lady coaches, what's her name? I did write it down. Stephanie White. She is the WNBA coach of the Indiana Fever. She was asked about this issue. One of the recurrent great issues of our time are men, women.
What is a woman? Can men play in women's sports? Should they play in women's sports? She was asked about this, but she's just not educated enough to answer.

**SPEAKER_2** (3:39)
What is your stance on men or athletes who test as biological male, participating in women's sports? What's your personal stance?

**Stephanie White** (3:46)
Yeah. I mean, I don't know that I would say that I'm educated enough from a scientific standpoint. I don't ever believe that exclusion is an answer. I just don't. I do think, you know, when we think about various levels of sport, various governing bodies of sport and things that go into that. Like I said, I'm not educated enough at the different levels.
I know growing up, I played with the boys all the time.

**Michael Knowles** (4:12)
She's not educated enough. She's not educated enough. In her defense, this is what Katanji Jackson, now a Supreme Court Justice, answered to Marsha Blackburn during her Senate confirmation hearings. What is a woman? And the Supreme Court Justice, with two Harvard degrees, said, well, I'm not a biologist. And the WNBA lady says basically the same thing. I'm not educated enough to know what a woman is. I'm not educated enough to know if men should play in the WNBA. Now, I'm not that educated on women's basketball, but I am educated enough to tell you that WNBA stands for women. It's the women's NBA.