Robby Starbuck

I would say, you know, there's a couple of things to talk about there. Number one, it's extremely rare that that is the case. And even if that were the case, there's still differences. I'm a big fan of what can be measured, but not everything can be measured, right? And so there's these innate instincts that we have as males that females typically do not have. Are there exceptions? Sure.

I would say, you know, there's a couple of things to talk about there. Number one, it's extremely rare that that is the case. And even if that were the case, there's still differences. I'm a big fan of what can be measured, but not everything can be measured, right? And so there's these innate instincts that we have as males that females typically do not have. Are there exceptions? Sure.

But the vast majority have these innately from the time they are born. And you see it just in the behaviors that are different in babies and toddlers. And there are differences being a dad myself between two boys and two girls. I have as babies, as toddlers, they had very different instincts between the sexes, right? And that's well before puberty.

But the vast majority have these innately from the time they are born. And you see it just in the behaviors that are different in babies and toddlers. And there are differences being a dad myself between two boys and two girls. I have as babies, as toddlers, they had very different instincts between the sexes, right? And that's well before puberty.

So, um, I do have a little bit of experience actually, when we lived in California, we live in Tennessee, I've lived here, you know, six, almost, almost seven years now. But back when we lived in California, my oldest daughter, who's 16 now, our last year there was in soccer and actually had this situation come up before it was a national story, right?

So, um, I do have a little bit of experience actually, when we lived in California, we live in Tennessee, I've lived here, you know, six, almost, almost seven years now. But back when we lived in California, my oldest daughter, who's 16 now, our last year there was in soccer and actually had this situation come up before it was a national story, right?

Where a boy showed up on a team that they were supposed to play against. They play the game. And for the first time ever during a game, that boy, their team was losing. The boy's team was losing. My daughter's really good at soccer. She'd scored like six goals in that game. That boy, after their team was celebrating because of a goal, ran up

Where a boy showed up on a team that they were supposed to play against. They play the game. And for the first time ever during a game, that boy, their team was losing. The boy's team was losing. My daughter's really good at soccer. She'd scored like six goals in that game. That boy, after their team was celebrating because of a goal, ran up

to one of the girls on my daughter's team, knocked her down onto the ground and hit her with an elbow. I had never seen a girl do that at that age in soccer ever before. And so that tells you like there was an innate instinct difference. That was the first thought I had is like, that's something me as a boy in sports, I experienced boys fighting, right?

to one of the girls on my daughter's team, knocked her down onto the ground and hit her with an elbow. I had never seen a girl do that at that age in soccer ever before. And so that tells you like there was an innate instinct difference. That was the first thought I had is like, that's something me as a boy in sports, I experienced boys fighting, right?

I never saw it with my daughters, with other biological females, especially at that age, right? You maybe start to see it in high school with hair pulling and things like that in soccer, but You never saw somebody go up and body slam somebody onto the ground, right? So that was my first foray into seeing, okay, there's something different here.

I never saw it with my daughters, with other biological females, especially at that age, right? You maybe start to see it in high school with hair pulling and things like that in soccer, but You never saw somebody go up and body slam somebody onto the ground, right? So that was my first foray into seeing, okay, there's something different here.

Then there's the secondary part of this, which is that they'd like to pose it as being transphobic in some way. Well, I'll never forget this. I sat down with Riley Gaines and we had a conversation about this issue. And she said, what they're forgetting is that we have locker rooms we have to change with them in no matter what their hormone situation is. And we didn't have a choice.

Then there's the secondary part of this, which is that they'd like to pose it as being transphobic in some way. Well, I'll never forget this. I sat down with Riley Gaines and we had a conversation about this issue. And she said, what they're forgetting is that we have locker rooms we have to change with them in no matter what their hormone situation is. And we didn't have a choice.

When she was in the locker room with Leah Thomas or whatever his real name is, those girls felt mentally raped by having to see a guy naked in there. They had no choice in it. And they weren't made aware of it ahead of time by the NCAA or their team or anybody else, right? So That being the case, I think that you have to always veer on the side of sanity, right?

When she was in the locker room with Leah Thomas or whatever his real name is, those girls felt mentally raped by having to see a guy naked in there. They had no choice in it. And they weren't made aware of it ahead of time by the NCAA or their team or anybody else, right? So That being the case, I think that you have to always veer on the side of sanity, right?

Which is to say, we're going to separate this by XX, XY, that is the fair thing to do, and you can compete against your own chromosomes. Now, beyond that, if people who identify as trans want to form their own sports leagues where only people who, quote, identify as trans can play in, well, knock yourself out, that's fine.

Which is to say, we're going to separate this by XX, XY, that is the fair thing to do, and you can compete against your own chromosomes. Now, beyond that, if people who identify as trans want to form their own sports leagues where only people who, quote, identify as trans can play in, well, knock yourself out, that's fine.

I mean, good luck getting people to watch, but I think they can go and do that.

I mean, good luck getting people to watch, but I think they can go and do that.