President Donald Trump raised the issue of biological males participating in female sports during a White House press briefing. He referenced a conversation with Jaxson Dart, quarterback for the New York Giants, noting his thoughts on how Dart would perform in women’s sports. Trump humorously remarked, “He’s a big, strong guy, and I said, ‘How do you think you’d do at women’s sports?’ And he said, ‘Pretty good, sir.’ He didn’t know I was joking.”
The conversation followed a meeting between Trump and Dart during an event in Suffern, NY, aimed at supporting American workers. The meeting sparked criticism from Giants fans and teammate Abdul Carter, who was skeptical of a video capturing Dart and Trump’s interaction.
Trump emphasized his stance on biological men in women’s sports, stating Dart could have been “the greatest athlete in the history of women’s sports.” Dart had introduced Trump at the event, expressing his appreciation for the opportunity to meet the President regardless of political affiliations.
Following the controversy, Dart acknowledged the sensitivity of political matters, especially as the team’s starting quarterback, noting the responsibility he bears. Carter commented on social media, sharing disbelief about the event, but later reconciled with Dart through conversation. Dart expressed the mutual respect they share despite facing challenges together.
The event hosted by Trump in Suffern also included discussions on his economic accomplishments. The location is part of a crucial congressional district represented by Rep. Mike Lawler, who faces reelection challenges in the upcoming midterm elections.
As the discourse around male athletes in women’s sports continues, the Supreme Court will soon make significant decisions regarding trans athletes’ participation in female sports.

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