Buck Sexton

Did you ever think that the left in this country would descend to the point...

where arguing that men's and women's sports should be defined by gender is an unacceptable way to characterize sports.

I mean, a part of me is just in disbelief that we have a Supreme Court case about this.

Are you as blown away by that as I am?

Jennifer, Buck and I were discussing this.

What happens?

What happens in your mind if this case is decided 6-3, which crazily I think it's likely to be?

Do Democrats step off of crazy train and say, OK, well, the Supreme Court has now decided this.

We're not going to continue to fight about it.

Or do you think this battle is going to continue into the future as a part of the standard Democrat orthodoxy?

I will say the Washington Post, I read some of the clips from their editorial was staggering to me that they would acknowledge the cultural shift and represented there.

I do think this is important, too, for people out there that are super fired up and furious about this.

Your brand, if you're a woman right now and you are listening to us and you are wearing athletic leisure wear, athleisure, your brand is defining itself by saying, hey, women's sports should be played by women.

And it's the only athletic...

There's no athletic brand in America that's even willing to say that.

My wife wears this gear all the time.

Buck has got some.

They have men's gear, too.

But for the women out there in particular or the men that maybe want to buy gear for their wives, where can they go to register in an economic way their disapproval with the Nikes of the world trying to argue, hey, that dude in a sports bra is just as much of a woman as everybody else?

I haven't ever done bankruptcy law at all.