The field marshal of the Hall of Fame, Brett Favre, was speechless for the defense of Comedian Whoopi Goldberg of Trans athletes in women's sports.
Speaking in the opinion, Goldberg, 69, framed the opposition to Trans athletes competing against women and girls as a wrong attack against women in sports.
'When you enter and say:' These are men who compete against women ', you assume that women are weak and simply cannot do anything here.
'Have you seen female athletes?' She asked. 'They know what they are doing. So I'm not sure what is happening or why this is a problem.
Favre, whose daughter played university sports, was lost by the words when that clip was shown in Fox's Will Cain Show.
“There is nothing that can say that you will change your mind,” said the super bowl champion to Cain. 'I can only shake my head before this. It is common sense at your best … I'm speechless. '
The field marshal of the Hall of Fame, Brett Favre, speaks during a campaign demonstration for Donald Trump
Speaking in the opinion, Whoopi Goldberg, 69, framed the opposition to Trans athletes competing against women and girls as a wrong attack against women in sports
Several surveys have revealed that Americans overwhelmingly oppose trans women and girls in women's sports, although the precise results vary from one survey to another.
“Eighty percent of Americans agree with you,” Cain told Favre.
Favre agreed: “You don't have to be a rocket scientist to discover that.”
The former Green Bay Packers star, New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings has been an open opponent of Trans Women in Women's Sports and has supported President Donald Trump's efforts to end the practice.
He even issued an executive order, prohibits the transgender athletes of women and girls sports, while threatened to defuse any school that does not adhere to the edict.
Trans problems were an important issue about the presidential elections of the United States of 2024. Many liberals defended inclusion, while conservatives felt trans athletes in women's sports were unfair and a possible risk of security.
Since then, the NCAA has reviewed its policy, prohibiting any athlete assigned 'male' at birth compete in women's sports. The ruling should only affect around 10 or so of the approximately 500,000 athletes in university sports.
Meanwhile, the United States Department of Agriculture has suspended funds for research and programs at the University of Maine, School said Tuesday, after Trump faced Governor Janet Mills for the state's refusal to ban transgender athletes of girls sports.
In an email received by the University of Maine, the USDA financial director ordered that all payments stop while the department evaluates whether to take any monitoring action related to possible violations of civil rights at school.
The school said in a press release that he had received $ 30 million in USDA funds in fiscal year 2024. The USDA did not immediately respond to a request for comments on Tuesday night.
The transgender swimmer Penn Lia Thomas and Riley Gaines de Kentucky react after ending tied in fifth place in the 200 free style in the NCAA championship on March 18, 20222222
Trump, a Republican, and Mills, a Democrat, discussed on February 21 about the president's executive order that seeks to prohibit transgender athletes in sports of girls and women.
“You better do it because you are not going to obtain federal funds,” Trump warned to Mills, while he was addressed to the governors during a meeting in the state dining room at the White House.
Mills replied: 'We are going to follow the law, Lord. See you in court.
Trump replied: “Enjoy your life after the governor, because I don't think you are an elected official later.”
A day after the confrontation, the USDA announced an investigation into whether the University of Maine was violating the federal law that prohibits sexual discrimination.
The school said Tuesday that he had provided responses to the USDA that confirmed that their sports programs complied with state and federal law, as well as the policy of the National Athletic Association of Collegiate, which prohibits university athletes assigned to men at birth to compete in women's sports.
According to the university, the Financing of the USDA supports 4-H, a program of social and educational young people; training to help farmers handle pests; and research to guarantee the sustainability of the Maine's lobster industry, among other programs.