Rudy Povich

They don't want to learn how to... They don't want any of that.

They don't want to work.

All they want is just the trophy at the end.

Think of how many times you've gotten a text message from your daughter, your wife, your girlfriend, whatever it is, and they go, hey, by the way, put a little scratch in the car.

Not a big deal.

Nothing to worry about.

And then you show up and you're like, you ripped the whole fucking quarter panel off the car.

What are you talking about?

So when you hear stuff like this, obviously it's a much bigger deal than what she was trying to make it.

A 22-year-old woman who identified as a boy in her teen years won a $2 million decision in a landmark lawsuit against New York doctors accused of pushing a double mastectomy on her when she was a minor.

And the fact that there are two people that went along with this, she got approval at 16 years old, got approval from a psychologist and a surgeon, both whom a jury found liable for medical malpractice.

Dude, on three hours sleep, man, I love when you get fired up like this.

All right, one more and then we'll get out of here.

The Algerian boxer who dominated women's boxing at the Paris Olympics admitted to both having a gene only present in males and to taking hormone treatments to lower his testosterone.

Absolutely.

I'm an A?

Imani Khalif?

Whatever it is.

26-year-old who made headlines for competing as a woman despite failing multiple gender tests told a French outlet Wednesday that he had SRY, sex-dominating region Y, a gene that determines male sex.

Yeah, I don't get in with my family anymore, and basically I told them a couple weeks ago, hey, I want to be done having these conversations with you because I think in two and a half years you guys are going to be on to something new, and we're never going to talk about this ever again.