Jase Robertson shares the film he says 'needs to be watched by society'



“Very seldom do I recommend things to watch,” says Jase Robertson, who isn’t much of a media guy.

However, last weekend, Jase’s wife happened to bring up Matt Walsh’s 2022 documentary “What Is a Woman?”

Jase was shocked to discover that a film with such a title existed, and so, intrigued, he watched it.

His conclusion is that “What Is a Woman?” “needs to be watched by society.”

“All this guy did, to his credit, was simply ask a question,” he says, pointing to the “global controversy” that gender has become.

“When [Walsh] asked that question,” says Jase, he discovered that “the belief has become popular among those who attack the gender God-defined roles that it's impossible for them to answer.”

Jase shares his bewilderment that the socially acceptable answer when it comes to someone’s gender is basically “let the kid decide what they want to be.”

“They'll say your gender is whatever you want to be, including any kind of animal. I mean you can be a cat, you know, you can be a wolf,” he says.

“That’s nonsense,” is all Phil Robertson has to say about it.

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A prime minister can’t define a woman, but Riley Gaines can



It seems the prime minister of New Zealand does not know what a woman is. He was recently seen fumbling for his words when asked by a reporter, “How do you and how does this government define a woman?”

“To be honest, that question’s come slightly out of left field for me,” he responds, continuing, “People define themselves, people define their own genders.”

While a man who holds the most important position in New Zealand can’t define a woman, Riley Gaines can.

Gaines made headlines when she spoke out against trans women competing in women’s sports after tying for fifth in the women's 200-meter NCAA championship with transgender swimmer Lia Thomas.

And apparently, she’s not done speaking up yet.

Gaines took to the podium last night to discuss the issue, saying she and her teammates “were forced to compete against a biological male named Lia Thomas.”

“For three years,” Gaines says, “we watched on the side of the pool as Thomas won a national title in the 500-yard freestyle, beating out the most impressive and accomplished female athletes in the country, including Olympians and American record holders.”

Choked up now, Gaines continues, “The NCAA forced female swimmers to share a locker room with Thomas, a 6'4” 22-year-old male who was fully intact with male genitalia. Let me be clear, we were not forewarned, we were not asked for our consent, we did not give our consent.”

“I can attest to the extreme discomfort in the locker room when you turn around and there’s a male watching you undress while exposing himself. I can attest to the anger and frustration from these girls who had worked so hard and sacrificed so much to get to this point.”

Pat Gray comments, “And what was the response to her feelings about this man in the locker room?”

“‘Yeah, we’re gonna get you some counseling if you, if you’re, you know, offended by seeing a penis in your locker room.’”


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FEARLESS: Reporter explains why she walked away from sports media



Matt Walsh's "What Is A Woman" sparked conversations across the nation this week, and the timing could not have been better. In the wake of a Pride event held in Dallas over the weekend where kids were participating in a hypersexualized drag show, The issue of LGBTQ issues was at the fore in the minds of many.


As a reporter and host, Jill Savage couldn't ever say what she believed in the sports media world she sought. "I knew that if I came out and said the things that I feel are right, I wouldn't have a job." she explained to Jason Whitlock in Monday's episode of "Fearless."


Many Americans are all too familiar with Jill's dilemma, "For me," she began, "without a doubt, a job in corporate media is off the table." Jill said that she loves college football more than anything but could not allow herself to sit around talking about college football while our world is burning around us."

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