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Piers Morgan And Clay Travis Discuss Transgender Athletes With Lia Thomas' Former Teammate

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January 30, 2024

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Lia Thomas made global headlines when she became the first transgender person to win a national college title for swimming - leading to outrage among her female competitors. She's now launched a legal fight to overturn a ban on transgender athletes competing in women's sports.

Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by Thomas's former teammate Paula Scanlan, who thinks Lia being able to compete was "incredibly unfair", along with OutKick's Clay Travis and Piers Morgan Uncensored contributor Ava Santina.

Clay agrees with Paula, pointing out it's the equivalent of him coming out as "trans-age" and deciding to compete against Little Leaguers. However Ava thinks Lia "is a woman and therefore should compete as a woman".

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