Riley Gaines

What we saw today is in total contrast with the treatment that we as women have received for the past four years.

Me personally, fighting for this issue the past three years.

So I'm just overwhelmed, of course, with excitement.

I'm overwhelmed with gratitude.

I have to kind of pinch myself that this is something that is necessary we have to do.

that a president has to take time out of his busy schedule to sign an executive order saying that men cannot compete in women's sports.

I imagine, I just think of our founding fathers and what they would think witnessing today's culture.

But nonetheless, it is a big win.

It is certainly a win we're celebrating, but we're not done.

Absolutely.

Well, thank you.

First and foremost, congratulations to you.

Being a girl mom will change your life in the best way possible.

So excited you get to shop all the pink and the frilly and the bows.

I was in Washington, D.C.

earlier this week for the Supreme Court case.

There were two arguments that were heard.

I've sat in legislative bodies where we've heard Democratic elected officials who say, look, this is just a solution in search of a problem.

We're just talking about middle school girls basketball.

It doesn't really matter that much.