Jason Whitlock
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Natalie Nakase Defends Transformers - Whitlock Can't Believe It
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August 6, 2026
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8:58Now PlayingNatalie Nakase says sports is about belonging and inclusivity, and that includes trans women. Jason Whitlock says that logic doesn't hold up. Whitlock breaks down Golden State Valkyries head coach Natalie Nakase's comments on trans inclusion in the WNBA, arguing her personal experience with discrimination doesn't justify her position. The conversation expands into marriage, voting rights, and biblical definitions of family, before the panel debates whether a man could physically dominate the WNBA. The discussion turns to Angel Reese's play, with the panel using the biblical concept of "the weaker vessel" to argue women's sports and men's sports are not equivalent, and questioning whether some of the co-hosts hold "closeted feminist" views. Could an average man really dominate the WNBA, or is that talk cheap?
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