Alvin Lui

We've been doing a lot of work in Maine to do that and certain other states as well, but this is what happens.

And so these, especially the blue states, they really go, no, they hide behind the laws in the state.

But here's the thing, Title IX is federal law.

And so that's where the fight is.

So the reason why they can still do it is because not enough parents swarm the school districts and demand that boys are out of the girls' bathrooms and sports and things.

And so they wait.

They wait for the courts.

And while the court's important, and I am so excited that the Supreme Court's going to go to see it the way of common sense, that takes time.

And in that time, you've got girls suffering from this.

And more importantly, you've got kindergartens and middle schoolers being brainwashed that this is something that they have to be an ally for.

And one of the things I said on the ground when I said, I probably said it maybe like 60 times when I was in front of the steps there.

is as excited as we are about what they're doing in that beautiful building, if we don't get it out of elementary and middle school, those kids will grow up to vote it all back in.

Right, and that's where every individual has to get into the fight, whether you have school-age children or not.

Probably June, July is what we're thinking.

Obviously there's no guarantee, but that's, that's usually the kind of, I think we're expecting that they'll decide that on June, July.

Now, once they decide that, and I, I hesitate to say they'll see it our way because that's it.

They, they'll see it the way of common sense.

Well, they'll follow common sense.

I mean, literally, it doesn't matter where you are.

You can go into the other side of the world where there's no constitution.