David Dwork

So there is like, I do feel that the women's team prop very likely feel very supported by the men's team.

But I think the men are in a really difficult spot when what went down went down.

You know, for one, like I saw, I think it was like I saw on Twitter yesterday or a couple days ago where Megan Rapinoe was talking about how if it was our team, I never would have allowed Kash Patel to come into the room.

Well, congratulations.

You're a lot smarter and a lot more with it than all those guys on the U.S.

hockey team.

Well, women usually are.

Because they're not thinking about that stuff in that moment.

This really is one of those cases.

I know the right wing will do a lot of the shut up and dribble.

I do think there's plenty of guys on that hockey team.

They're just hockey players.

That's their main thing.

But the point that I want to make there is...

This is where whoever is in charge of that scene in the locker room, that situation there.

Right.

None of them.

It's not on those players for one of them to say, Kash Patel, we don't want you here.

But besides that, that's like a really rude thing to tell anyone in the room, we don't want you here.

Someone who is in charge of that scenario, standing on the outside of the dressing rooms, like, hey, this is just for the boys.