Topic: Caitlyn Jenner

West Virginia Governor Jim Justice signs a bill banning transgender girls from competing in female sports, with similar legislation moving through Florida and Texas. The hosts discuss Caitlyn Jenner's public stance against trans women competing in women's sports. They explore the role of the NCAA and corporate pressure in the ongoing debate.

Caitlyn Jenner announces her candidacy for Governor of California in the upcoming recall election against Gavin Newsom. The hosts play a clip of Bill Maher mocking the run, noting the "brain freeze" liberals experience when a transgender individual identifies as a Republican.

The upcoming Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal, is described as an "Illuminati festival" due to its high-profile guest list. Attendees include Al Gore, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, and various tech CEOs. The hosts note the inclusion of numerous B-list celebrities and media figures.

Caitlyn Jenner appeared on Jimmy Kimmel's show, discussing her support for Republican policies and her potential run for the US Senate in California. Jenner praised President Trump's appointment of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court and his efforts to reduce corporate regulations. The interview also noted Jenner's ongoing efforts to modify her voice to sound more feminine.

Caitlyn Jenner appeared on "The View" to discuss her political loyalties and her vote for Donald Trump. Jenner stated that while she supports conservative judicial appointments and a strong military, her primary loyalty remains with the transgender community. She expressed regret over certain administration policies affecting trans rights but refused to rule out a future run for political office.

Caitlyn Jenner reportedly underwent gender reassignment surgery, a move she describes as "liberating" in her upcoming memoir. The hosts discuss this in the context of their "long game" thesis, which previously suggested Jenner might eventually reverse the transition for a better book deal. They note that Jenner has not changed her voice, which they find atypical for the transition process.

The hosts contrast the pediatricians' report with mainstream media coverage that frames the administration's policy shift as "denying students' rights" and "tearing at the social fabric." They also discuss Caitlyn Jenner's public response to Trump and a listener's claim about a political schism within the transgender community based on hormone use. They predict Jenner may eventually "transition back" to Bruce for a book deal.

Supporters of the President point to his history of inclusion, such as hosting Elton John's wedding and allowing Caitlyn Jenner to use the bathroom of her choice at Trump Tower. They contrast his passionate mention of LGBTQ citizens at the Republican National Convention with the rhetoric of previous Democratic candidates. The segment also briefly mentions the appointment of Betsy DeVos and her family connections to Blackwater founder Erik Prince.

A listener from Chicago provides a "fact check" on Mike Pence's record, noting that Indiana law prohibits discrimination in state employment based on sexual orientation. The note also highlights Donald Trump's past support for the LGBT community, including hosting Elton John's wedding and allowing Caitlyn Jenner to use the women's restroom at Trump Tower.

Glamour Magazine named U2 frontman Bono as its first male "Woman of the Year" for his humanitarian work. This decision is mocked as an absurdity of modern gender politics, especially given the exclusion of Hillary Clinton from the top spot in favor of a male rock star and the founders of Black Lives Matter.

Skeptics suggest that Caitlyn Jenner's public transition may be a calculated financial move orchestrated by the Kardashian family "cabal" to maintain media relevance. Observers note that Jenner has not attempted to modify her voice, a common step in gender transition. Claims have also surfaced that Jenner's physical changes may be the result of specific plastic surgery side effects rather than standard transition procedures.

Rumors regarding Caitlyn Jenner potentially "de-transitioning" back to a man are discussed as a predicted publicity stunt for a future book or movie. The hosts express skepticism about the authenticity of Jenner's transition, characterizing it as a "cross-dressing exercise" played out in the media. They mention Jenner's upcoming appearance in Sports Illustrated.

Caitlyn Jenner's continued support for the Republican Party is discussed in the context of her reality show. The segment notes the friction this causes within the transgender community, as Jenner acknowledges that Democrats generally have a better record on trans-specific issues.

The Hillary Clinton campaign reportedly pressured the Laugh Factory to remove a video featuring comedians making jokes about her. The hosts discuss the lack of media coverage regarding the specific content of the jokes, which touched on Clinton's sexuality.

Feminist scholar Germaine Greer faces backlash and "de-platforming" after stating that post-operative transgender women are not actually women. Greer defends her right to an opinion, refusing to "walk on eggshells," while the hosts note the irony of an early proponent of political correctness being silenced by the movement she helped create.

The FBI, led by James Comey, has reportedly recovered deleted emails from Hillary Clinton's private server, leading to fears of a "drip, drip, drip" of damaging information. Meanwhile, millennials are reportedly shifting their support to Bernie Sanders, viewing Clinton as untrustworthy and citing the "Clinton body count" conspiracy. The segment also notes a shift in millennial sentiment against Caitlyn Jenner for her perceived lack of social activism.

An article on Medium regarding "tips for talking to trans people" is critiqued for its use of the term "cisgender." The host expresses frustration with being categorized into a group and argues that the rules for "allyship" often result in people being labeled as "assholes" regardless of their intentions.

The decline in ratings for the reality series I Am Cait is attributed to a lack of conflict and an overly "politically correct" approach guided by GLAAD. The hosts argue that reality television audiences seek drama and conflict, which the show has failed to provide despite high-profile production.

ABC News reports that the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is recommending misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter charges against Caitlyn Jenner following a fatal multi-car accident in Malibu in February. The discussion notes that the incident occurred prior to Jenner's gender transition.

Disney and ABC launched multiple reality shows focused on transgender individuals, including "I Am Kate," "Becoming Us," and "I Am Jazz." The hosts critique "I Am Kate" as a boring production and discuss Ryan Seacrest's high-intensity management style as a producer for these projects.