He asserts that excluding biological men from women's sports is not discriminatory but is required to maintain fairness for female athletes.

“No one's saying they can't play sport, right? What they're saying is you can't have biological men competing against biological females.”

Biological men should not compete in women's sports because it is unfair to biological women.

“I think we need to stop talking about biological men competing against biological women in women's sports this is a trans person a trans woman competing against actual women stop dismissing women by calling us biological women we are just women”

Biological males possess inherent physical advantages that do not disappear after transition, making it unfair for them to compete against biological women in sports.

“The advantages are giant and I don't think they go away Right. in two years of, you know, hormone treatments and surgery. Right. It's uh it's too much of an advantage.”

The inclusion of trans athletes in sports is a complex frontier that currently lacks a universally accepted solution.

“What I started this section of the conversation by saying that how you handle trans athletes is a frontier in sports that does not yet have a full solution.”

Andrew Schulz claims he is joining the women's national swim team to demonstrate that he is physically capable of competing against women.

“what's up everybody i have an announcement to make i andrew schultz am joining the us women's national swim team uh officially today i am announcing that i am able to compete”

Akaash Singh maintains that to compete in the women's Olympics category, one must undergo hormone suppression therapy to meet specific testosterone range requirements.

“but to compete for the women's olympic team you have to lower your testosterone levels over two years to get within a specific range”

Transgender women are women and should be able to compete in women's sports categories.

“I think transgender female athletes are women athletes and they should [clears throat] be able to compete.”

Blaire White maintains that biological males possess physical advantages that cannot be reversed by hormone therapy, and therefore should not compete against biological women.

“things like wrist size, height, lung capacity, heart size, so many things that are going to obviously come into play and benefit the biological male in this situation are going to be there and those are not reversible through hormones no matter what.”