My friends, allowing biological males to play in girls' high school sports is a step too far even in Washington State, where the Radical Left runs the show.

Initiative 638 was on the ballot last week. It requires students who want to play girls' sports to have a health care provider verify their biological sex. This, of course, is designed to keep boys off girls' teams. The measure passed with 56% support and 43% opposition.

And that's even with the complicity of the godless Radical Left in the media.

In fact, just days after the measure passed, reporters for the Seattle Times published a piece of absurd "journalism" claiming there is "no serious scientific evidence" that transgender girls (remember, trans = fake for purposes of gender) are better athletes than real girls.

This is simply absurd.

If we compare high school track records, boys are faster in every single event. Generally speaking, the boys' records are 10-15% faster than the girls'. Every single one.

It's essentially the same for swimming.

In weightlifting, the gap between boys' and girls' records in comparable weight classes is even larger.

Boys 16-17 years old are, on average, about 5 inches taller and roughly 26 pounds heavier than girls their age.

Boys are bigger. Faster. And stronger.

The only physical advantage girls have is that they are more flexible.

No one in his right mind doesn't see that boys, on average, are superior athletes.

Yes, there are exceptional girls who can compete with boys. But they are rare.

We have very athletic daughters who have played co-ed sports. They have routinely been some of the best players on the field or court.

When they're younger, boys don't always (or perhaps even usually) have a physical advantage. But by the time puberty hits, the advantage is absolutely undeniable to any objective person.

Kudos to the lunatics in Washington State for even recognizing this.

I'd like to take a moment to thank our veterans.

I was raised to love America and the people who served to defend her.

And it wasn't that long ago (25 years, in fact) that almost every American became a patriot overnight — if he wasn’t one already.

But the memory of September 11th has faded, and anti-Americans and terrorist apologists have been chipping away at patriotism ever since. Slowly but surely.

And now we have a generation of people who have been told America is evil, that we are imperialists, and that we are the problem in the world today. As a result, veterans are sometimes targeted as a big part of the problem.

But this is ridiculous.

Fortunately, while these anti-American clowns do exist, they are still the minority. They don't speak for the untold millions of people who are grateful patriots.

We have been given a wonderful gift by God, through our Founders, in the foundation of this nation. And those who served in the armed forces have taken the mantle of liberty and carried that torch through their service.

For that, I say thank you. And I appreciate your service.

America is free because of you and others like you.

And real Americans will never forget that or take people like you for granted.

I mentioned this at the end of today's Toddcast and just wanted to throw it out there as we continue digesting and analyzing the lessons from last week's midterms.

Van Jones, who considered himself a communist in the 1990s, went on CNN with Kaitlan Collins and bragged about how Democrats won the narrative on affordability. "The Republicans never figured out what we were doing," he said.

What they were doing, according to Jones, was something called the American Accountability Network: "tens of thousands of online humans — not bots — coordinated," driving the kitchen-table affordability message and tying it to Republicans.

In other words, a team of online propagandists colluding with one another to convince Americans the economy was worse than it really is, in order to win elections.

I thought we were supposed to call this election interference.

Wasn't this the sort of thing they were outraged about in 2016? Or do they only care about propaganda when they can say Trump created it — with Putin, of course!

Wasn't this the sort of fake news they tried to keep off social media platforms in 2020? Or do they only care about stories that could hurt Democrats — like the Hunter Biden laptop scandal?

As I’ve said before, Democrats will do whatever it takes, as long as it takes them, so long as it leads them to political power.

Even if the means by which they arrive there are something they spent multiple election cycles complaining about and accusing Republicans of doing.

The Democrats who just won the House and the Senate are telling us, out loud, what they intend to do with that power. We discuss on the Toddcast.

I also play Jamie Raskin promising to go after the corporations and law firms that worked with President Trump and then denying days later that Democrats do retribution, and I get into what Congressman Robert Garcia said about his own motives over the weekend.

Townhall — the Raskin clip I played: what he said about private corporations, the law firms including Paul Weiss, and what he plans to do with the power of subpoena.

Breitbart — Raskin’s follow-up answer on CNN, where he says Democrats don't engage in retribution and revenge, and where he puts the line between oversight and revenge.

ZeroHedge — Congressman Robert Garcia's remarks at Crooked Con on November 7, the quote in full, and the three former Trump officials he named.

Crooked Media on X — the clip itself, posted by the people who hosted the event.

PJ Media — the Van Jones comments I said I'd bring you here: what he told CNN about the affordability operation Democrats ran online, and his line that Republicans never figured out what they were doing.

Seattle Red — the Seattle paper I couldn't name on air was the Seattle Times, and this has the November 8 passage I was describing, that there is no serious scientific evidence trans girls or women are better athletes (are they for real?), plus the list of studies the piece says were left out.

Yahoo News — the same Seattle Times passage and the reaction to it.

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