“Trans Kids Belong” - WNBA Coaches Turn on Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark

**Patrick Bet-David** (0:00)
When you think about a misogynist, who do you think about? Who has mainstream media made us believe is the biggest misogynist out there?

**Adam** (0:06)
Andrew Tate, there he goes.

**Patrick Bet-David** (0:07)
Andrew Tate, you know, what else would you call him? Chauvinistic, misogynistic. There's other words they use. But give me the words, give me the appropriate words that they've categorized them as. Andrew Tate.

**Adam** (0:18)
They've called them a grape, a grape-ist.

**Patrick Bet-David** (0:20)
Okay, they've called them all these other words, right?
But if we were to say, who defends more men than Andrew Tate, I would tell you, no institution defends men and protects them more than the WNBA. No, no institution. The WNBA is more misogynistic and is more chauvinistic than Andrew Tate. You got it. I said it. You know why?
Because the WNBA, two coaches, one of them being Caitlin Clark's coach, the other one being a coach that they just went up against, they were having a game. And at this game, she decides to wear a shirt at the game playing against Sophie Cunningham. After Sophie made the comments about transgender, she wears the shirt, if you can show it on the sidelines, what the shirt says.
You know, trans kids, this is it right here. That's the coach. Trans kids belong. They had a conversation together. They walked up to each other. They had the talk. And by the way, just so you know, we did not know this. I googled to see which side Cheryl Reeve is on. She's actually a lesbian. Nothing wrong with that. But they're having a conversation here to the left that Sophie and her talking. Then the post-game interview, she's being interviewed, the coach, and the question is asked. And here's what the coach had to say of the opposing team. If you can go to what the coach had to say of the opposing team in the post-game interview. There's a post-game interview that they're doing with the coach. This is her coach, there's a different one. It's the other coach of the team that they played up against.
Did you guys have a conversation together? We did.

**Adam** (1:58)
That's it.

**Patrick Bet-David** (1:59)
What was the conversation about? Go for it, I'm not going to tell you.

**Adam** (2:01)
Go ahead.

**SPEAKER_5** (2:03)
Before the game, you had a conversation with Sophie Cunningham.

**Cheryl Reeve** (2:06)
I did.

**SPEAKER_5** (2:08)
If you want to share what you talked about, feel free, but more of my question is just how important is it to have those in-person conversations with people that have different views?

**Cheryl Reeve** (2:18)
I think it's great.
I think both of us understand that we have platforms and we both talked about wanting to, more than anything, educate. And there are some things that we have in common and maybe some things you differ on, just like any issues. And I think it's how you handle things.

**Patrick Bet-David** (2:39)
You can pause it right there. I want you to now watch what Caitlin Clark's coach had to say when she was questioned. This is Caitlin Clark's coach. Okay, go for it.

**SPEAKER_4** (2:47)
What is your stance on men or athletes who test as biological male participating in women's sports? What's your personal stance?

**Patrick Bet-David** (2:54)
Watch her answer.

**SPEAKER_7** (2:55)
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.

**Patrick Bet-David** (3:05)
No, no, but wait a minute. You got to keep playing it. Is this the only clip we have?

**Vinny** (3:08)
Oh, okay. I think that's it.

**Patrick Bet-David** (3:09)
Because she says, I used to play with men when I was a kid. I always played with men when I was a kid. And she answers the question like, you know, I'm not a scientist. I'm not this. I'm not that. And then the game's being played yesterday. Sophie Cunningham gets hit in the face by an elbow that pretty much almost like massive foul. They call the foul on her. I don't even know if you can even play this clip or not. If you, you know, you can see it. But right there, elbow in the face. Look at, look at that. Do it again on the elbow, elbow on the face like that. And guess who got the foul?
She got the foul, not the girl. That went through this. So Vinny, again, every time you think Common Sense is making a comeback, they do something like this. How do you react to this story?

**SPEAKER_8** (3:51)
And I know Adam has very been very passionate about it. And every time Adam was like, you know, I was kind of like in my head, like give him a chance, give him a chance. I mean this from the bottom of my heart. I think it's time to get rid of the WNBA period full stop and I'm dead serious, okay? I'm sick and tired of them using this. No, Adam, I'm dead serious. Like they're hemorrhaging money every single year. Every year, how much money are they losing?