Lee Strobel

They have become advocates.

They've become people who are trying to promote a cause.

And that's not what I'm interested in.

I'm interested in somebody telling me what is going on.

Give me both sides.

Tell me the truth.

That's a very good point.

You're absolutely right.

It's the fog of everything.

And it...

Now, having been trained in journalism and law, I have some skills that I can kind of cut through some of the – How do you do that?

Well, it's because I was there.

So I know how to – if you want to tell a story to present one side, I can pretty much spot it.

You know what I mean?

There was an article in the Denver newspaper recently or on television, and it was about transgenders in women's sports.

And they interviewed this one guy who was very he was a coach and he was very in favor of having men in women's sports.

And I thought, huh, that's interesting.

I wonder who that guy really is.

And as you dig down, which was not disclosed at the time, when you dig down, you find out, oh, he's part of an advocacy group that promotes transgenders involved in women's sports.

Yeah, you look at who the writer is, you look at, are they telling you something that your antennae go up and say, wait a second, is that kind of unusual that a coach would say, oh, I have no problem with men coming into my women's sports and playing.