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positions and victories is just unfair and, you know, like i said, until the science can prove that it is fair, i don't think they should have trans athletes in female sports. >> tulsi: i know as you go around, you are the reigning champion and you spent a lot of time with young women and girls who really look up to you and are inspired by the example that you have sent and aspire to achieve some of the things that you have and i know that you feel as strongly as i do that we need to make sure that they have those avenues to be able to do that as women. >> carla: most definitely and as a parent of this sport, you know, i am familiar with the battles for inclusion. i thought myself to -- through so many challenges just to get where we are today, not only in mixed martial arts, but in wrestling and jujitsu. so -- >> tulsi: i'm so sorry. we have to cut it off there. thank you for being here.
an idea for you. you have been a pioneer in the sport of mixed martial arts and you fought against men what does this mean especially within the field that you are in? >> carla: this is a very important issue for me and it is one that has been popular in the media lately. i want to preference by thing that i support people's rights to be who they want to be and i think inclusion is important but with that being said, i feel that illness and safety and support -- fairness and safety in sport is more important at with fighting, it was combat sports in general, there is an inherent risk. we don't allow performance-enhancing drugs because it gives people an unfair advantage to inflict damage on their opponent. i believe that coming into our sport with aifs logical advantage is the same. >> tulsi: i had a chance to spend some time with those who are competing and swimming in college and in volleyball and they were very concerned about the unfair biological and
physical advantage that biological males has when they are competing against them and i was lead taking away a lot of opportunities that they see. speaking to the unfairness aspect of it but as a mixed martial artist, and import sport, there is a lot more that that -- that is at stake here. even those who think we should find ways to be inclusive, there are consequences and only you can speak uniquely to that what those are. >> carla: most definitely. i believe when it comes to safety, we need to have science proved beyond a regional doubt that there is no advantage because we are in the danger business. and we can get her out there. and i have seen some recent studies that showed that even up to four years of hormone therapy, there is still an advantage. taking away opportunities from girls such as scholarships, paydays, you know, just
and i thought it was a little corny but i liked it and then i saw "the man with the golden gun" which i thought was pretty good so i'm working my way up through the james bond films and if you have any suggestions or you think roger morris better than sean connery, let me know. i want to know. let's do some texts. carla. ottawa, illinois. the democrats are redefining deflation, they are reimagining it. just like the police. elaine says mayor bowser intro to the hotels in d.c. to kick the national guard out and had them sleep in cold parking garages. now she wants them? yeah, i don't know. i don't think she can get them there. thomas from dallas, texas. "jesse, the boys, the original hotel. more swanky than the ritz-carlton. "really? is that why it's $3500 a night. must be swanky.
house. in the end she got so frustrated she started to follow her car, her daughterwas frustrated she started to follow her car, her daughter was driving but they let her down a dead end and she was spotted, the man got out of michelle �*s car and threatened her with a crowbar, she panicked and rang 999 and she says she was told ljy rang 999 and she says she was told by the police you shouldn't have done that, you must get away and she was so frustrated she eventually found her car the following day, it had been abandoned, the windows smashed and she was left completely frustrated by what she calls an action by police. that's one story but we heard it repeatedly up and down the country.— but we heard it repeatedly up and down the country. we've been asking our viewers — down the country. we've been asking our viewers today _ down the country. we've been asking our viewers today to _ down the country. we've been asking our viewers today to share _ down the country. we've been asking our viewers today to share their - our viewers today to share their experiences of crime and what the response was. this is from jack and carla. let's show you the tweet. he says...
after some time in a bunker, the family chose to leave. one of the airports in my town was destroyed, then we decided to go, and it was very hard decision, and we were nervous, all our way to romania. we don't know where we are going, and nothing about this country, just to go abroad. after time in romania, they met carla online. and we met with carla and herfamily, and i think that it's like the best day in my life. visas were then granted under the government sponsorship scheme. we haven't got a big house, we've only got a four bedroom semi, but there'll be lots of love and care, and hopefully they will feel at home, so, yeah. there's been emotional arrivals here in recent weeks. the airport has set up a desk to welcome people. even if they don't need anything i
yesterday. s&p nearly 2% lower. u.s. futures point to a bit of a rebound today. a lot of focus on the banking sector yesterday. goldman sachs delivered underwhelming results. now, bank of america and morgan stanley are taking focus. we'll look to those banking giants to see whether they've experienced a rise in expenses, like with goldman sachs, jpmorgan, and citi so far. >> julianna tatelbaum, live from london, we'll talk to you tomorrow. why are you awake? one viewer writes this. i'm up to say, go noles. such a shame duke lost, she quotes me. not for a seminole fan from fsu. i was sarcastic. duke is a team you kind of love to hate. all respect to the school. carla tweets this. retired 11 years ago from teaching. thought i'd sleep in. never happened.
ferrells -- referrals. our parent panel is here to react, california mom alicia, carr that is a virginia mom of three and jack is a speech pathologist. we're going to start with you, pari is ssa, thank you for joining us and good morning to all of you. first of all, you're in virginia, correct? tell me why, what parents are going to do. this judge has blocked the order. i'm a little confused about why some parents are mad that the governor is giving them their rights back. >> i think you met the lady in virginia -- rachel: i'm sorry, carla. i apologize. thank you, carla. >> yeah, no if, thank you. hey, i would have to agree. i'm a little unsure why people are worried that people would have too many rights, and let's face it, a lot of this is coming down to rights, parental rights specifically, but rights to