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You asked me to look into Marshall Farms in Wayne County, NY so I went there myself. The moment we started recording, security showed up to keep a watchful eye on us. Ridgland Farms was just the beginning. We won't stop until all dogs and cats are protected from invasive animal testing.

Girls keep having to beg for the bare minimum.

My event at University of Washington with TPUSA tomorrow has been postponed, here's why...

🚨WATCH: A 15-year-old student in North Carolina cries to her school board about the district's handling of a biological male using the girls' restroom at her school. "It was reported ... and yet, nothing. That is unacceptable," she told the Cabarrus County Board of Education through tears on Monday. The incident occurred in the district's Mount Pleasant High School, the student said. She told the school board both parents and students have thanked her for speaking up because "they're too afraid to do it themselves." "If this board refuses to listen before something serious happens, the responsibility will fall on you all. The ones who ignored all warnings," she added.

🚨 Women’s sports are for women. A biological male just dominated a women’s track and field event, while young women are left paying the price, losing records, opportunities, scholarships, and the fair playing field they earned. This is not compassion. This is not progress. This is common sense being sacrificed on the altar of radical ideology. California’s leaders should be protecting girls, not forcing them to compete in a system rigged against them. Protect women’s sports, Governor.

This past weekend a male athlete stole 1st in girls’ track and field in CA. I have been working directly alongside the girls in CA for a few years facing this, so let’s chat about what is going on ⬇️ The male came in 1st in long, high, and triple jump. CIF postseason rules typically advance only the top 9 athletes in each event, 10 athletes advanced in these 3 girls’ events, which included the male, without a public announcement or stated reason. By moving on an extra athlete, CIF quietly recognizes it is an issue, yet they continue to allow this to happen. CIF claims their hands are tied by CA Law AB 1266 from 2013 which is what allows people to play sports based on gender identity. Yet, CIF Bylaw 300D permits students to compete in athletics based on their gender identity. As long as bylaw 300D remains in place, CIF cannot claim their hands are tied. How do the girls feel? Well they are having to write speeches and speak out for basic rights before competing because the CA Governor & CIF won’t protect them. Olivia Viola, a girls’ high jump athlete at Crean Lutheran High School, described her final two seasons as “a cloud of controversy.” “Many of the girls I’ve spoken to are losing hope and realizing that the governor and CIF have turned their backs on them,” Viola said. “We are tired of men’s feelings being more important than our voices and our rights.” Reese Hogan, another Crean athlete, didn’t hold back on CIF: “They have never responded to me, never acknowledged my concerns, and never listened to the voices of female athletes who have directly been affected by these decisions.” Hogan also announced plans to attend college out of state despite receiving Division I opportunities in California, citing concerns that California no longer protects women’s athletics. We must stand up against this. I get threats, I get called every name in the book, but I don’t care. I will stand up for these girls until girls are protected once again. And that is how it should be, call me the names, leave me the hate comments, but you leave these girls alone. Us adults must stand up for them. Gov. Newsom called the girls BULLIES for speaking at our press conference. SHAME on Governor Newsom. These girls are not bullies for defending fairness in female sports. They are courageous young women asking adults in leadership to protect the integrity of girls’ athletics. The male will continue stealing spots from girls the rest of this month. Call CIF State Office 916-239-4477 Tell them this needs to end.

One year later. We’re still doing this. Weak adults who refuse to do the right thing.

I was honored to speak at the Washington State Patrol Memorial Ceremony this week. Our fallen will never be forgotten. The names of fallen WSP officers are on a memorial wall at the academy, where people can reflect on their service. Their stories are stark examples of the dangers law enforcement officers face every day. Even with that knowledge, our law enforcement officers continue to put on that uniform. Washington state is grateful for your service.